Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
AS WE SEE THINGS.
INFLUENCE OF THE INNER LEE -,
THE EXTERNAL WORLD,

." individual or Scene Nav n
an entirely Different Appearanoo -
Fersons-Happiness and so,..o.. A"O
Ourselves. -'1ue by
mere have been philosophers who J.
oIared that the earth on which 80 wy ue-
ana the stars on which we oo-o We L,S'C o'anu
comes o4SSouce' os "' but are merely the ont.
Sos4 o.-t0S a. oI our inner selves. Perbans 49,
soIs DGsO answer to this is that the ,nind '.o -
80 to4-' aC least that Of most pecnIa rof-,aa ~
~ IoceIYe the idea. The difForonoa 'aoS I7
oL T"ooI tne me and the not mo is t"
ntply uenned in the inner coneoio'11 w
!osS 70 permit Bishop Berkelev,s ,,at. ,,1.2uS-
1iOnl taking root within rs -l0'IOH
AeU we cannot afford to ovarlo,,,- -,
S9tm g1 OF truth which this ide, con+oi %-a 'ne
Inough not literally the creatio,, -I,s'iiiS' ''s
Unought' the outer world is to 90 oaoL ~ oNr
VI VI US largely that which wo 49, TDIn one
nature herself, in all her vorio5 -l'''i'o IT,
bo-aUIs r-oUGser she may be in reaIitv sbo1n,
UnooI 4L-a 70 us in the light which w.
iaa3 Snl9w upon her. One man loots oto %o
o1,I I-aOapo ana sees land and water o,ro.-
,,,o.o 49, '1eeS' nils and plains, and notbinr9
.iole' another, farmer secs 49, Y'-iIHs ,-Is
iH8 crops, the fallow land tbo ,,,5!;D sto"- s
"o9uS' inc prospect for fntDro tiIio 'Iio1' {
~ ~ 'ne obstacles to be Overcome '--,'eo I
1onci, with painters eve. soos Ill III /
,arIety OF form and color, pronortio' % very 9 e
'eispectlVe, harmony and oa,14-' -o.- anu d
'ea1ty and sublimity. To gso sVal'I''st 'Iai1 f
'noiy man all is tinctured III -lIIan- "
go 1e"uen pail covers even the eaI,ort os Il
ool oones-Whlle to the joyous everTt5in pao CT
oenls yon bright and glad, and even r-'til9 th9 W
aetH aot'iIese OF November days onIv srn U--0
80 80 On0 radiant sunlight that i go bl
&C. On 70 struggle through the cIonda
> ~ win the sights of a citv For oan1, m
Us as they take on the asnect ~ ~ ''oi "t sa
w w Hlehtal condition. How difforo,,4I- ~
'oV inpress the citizen who has s-o-tt -1'-y W;
= .tio among them from the forei ~. bo
~ views them for the first ti,noI vF7l tel
Inherent message the STATELY, o,,5 y !il' Il
%' an - buildings bear to the absorbed do
40 business and to the arcbitec+ ~
~ : appreciates every detail of thai i
= .nere IS so wide a divergence in +bo loo
90 wnlch lnanimate things have 60
=, ~ Inference Is still greater in +bo typ
, We regard the men and von1o,, ~ ~ ion
o--4 we are surrounded. Cbaracto, =
oHplex thing, difficult to detect i,a - we
10 70 Iathom, yet we presn,nr+1,- kno
- venture to gauge and pronoInoo 7
IL 10 with the smallest nodio1.,11 meC
'"ieuge. 1t is curious to notice 49, gers
erentIy the same person will iTo,- -" dud
= INDIVIDUALS. His friend will nor New
? SEQ no 1ault in him, his enemv NJ
10 one will put faith in him. an NJ
= VIII suspect his every action o. Roc,
ti Ieei MIN cold hearted; anotbor
- 80 In Il uI1n aHectlonate and kind .'I
lusI o % that their own personaIi+ios cbon
'onected IN him, and that to a or. ba,,5
oAVenG ne does thus become 60 MI
"nlIe under their influence 49, a w.;
suppose him to be ALWAYS r. -
lnIy true that the good ond o.i - - 3te te.'iS
a"i more goodness and gentleness gIe W
70 y Morid than those who are def cent,
- sccn qualities. 1t is the selfish her +
WHO Is the keenest to detect selfish ineIv
- - oChers; tits the overbearing WI stro,,,
iaIn most Of the arrogance o,1G ,yo~o
WIN which they are met. and +ba had .
receive o. VI ~ aG the injustice out of
, ana IHe other hand, the the no
.,,,,,,,a.,S - HPathetlc discover love "Ol
'ympathy everywhere; the nobIo nresor
rue Drlng to light nobilitv and root -
WHICH might otherwise be hidden an on,
~ large extent we deveIon The tba+cb
..eF VI those we meet. By snbtIe tectod
''4SH we draw like to like and herself
ooS OF other personalities the truder
1erlstlcs Of our own. aro,,sa:
The outward circumstance 90 r,SboJ t,odo
T, T1isely what we ourselves make shed 4
arc accustomed to consider state. h
10y " blessing and adversitv a some 10
OuO ~ quite frequently they chance lost ali
4, ~ is the spirit in which tbev are eft ~
!, 'hat determines their resnI+ zlv ,rl,,
!, a and self indulgent man. sDr. tbrongb
Dy luxury and opportunitv NOV motbe-
oSS nappy than his poorer NEIGH. corner 6
Drlngs industry, fidelity and unmindt
ny into constant exercise Tbo snnposo
t'IVlIeges that raise one youno an entr,
uonor and usefulness are a snaro pinne5 =
lpIatlon to another. The same before -
- Inat lnvlgorates one enfeebIes
Inc same sorrow that softens
leads him out of self to works Pat Fl,
ana r ~. ,neIpiuIness prostrates of one {
Cb;oL :; .a, MIN VaIueless 1t his footi1
, the o~. "I'hih man that so Over al
? ros,I4' nSoInais OF life as to de- 25 feet of
hers W Hlil' ana through telegraI
be 60 4t, 1t, first W
IorooIN' sioH applness or wretch Hang
nm ae'9 ey ~ our power. and ed his fell
NJ. - only bear wit ers rushed
ur own remissness. We NAV mattress
inst o-'t Sne AutlIlty OF strug- Pat helC
ntToI 0IS"aru It events which we suddenly,
- "a, ~ Ou' we can always bring undherr
ShoIi oru 4ll such spirit and in in the sire
s1-'on. a 'uin n, eVli into good and Whisky
swee&-Philadelphia Ledger came to.
;tartIino A,n When as
Iisb It, ''nenI longer, he