The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-13

spread wing for immortal flight. leaving
sun, and moon, and stars beneath IN your
ascent 70 glories that never fade, and
splendOrs which never die. Your body IS
the cage Your soul is the eagle
Word the next Fill yourself with biog-
raphies Of men who did glOriously in the
business, or occupation, OF profession you
are about 10 choose, or have already
chosen Going 10 be merchant Read
up Peter Cooper and Abbot Lawrence ana
James LenoN, and William r. Dodge ana
George Peabody. See how most OF the mer-
chants at the start muuched their noon
Gay luncheon made up Of dry bread and
a hunk OF cheese, behind a counter or IN
a storeroom, as they started IN business
which brought them 10 the top Of inru-
ences which enabled them 10 bless the
WOIiu Win millions OF dollars cousecrated
10 hospitals, and schools. and churches,
ana private benefactiOns. where neither
night hand nor left hand knew what the
9lhef hand aid Going 10 be physician!
Read up Harvey, and Crosse. and Sir
Adam Clarke, and James Y Simpson, the
llscoNerer OF chlOrOfOrm as an anaes-
thetlc, ana Leslie Kelley. who. nOtWith-
standing all the damage done by his in
competent imitators, stands one of the
greatest benefactOrs of the centuries and
all the other mighty physicians who have
melae9 broken bones, and enthroned
again deposed intellects, and given their
nVes 70 healing the long. deep cash Of the
World agony. Going TO be
tors Of sewing machines. and cotton
GINS ana hte-saving apparatus, and the
manufacturers, and day labOrers have
made a life Of thirty years in this century
worth more than the fun one hundred
years OF any other century. You six young
men OF ohio, and all the other young men
Instead OF wasting your time on dry
essays as to how to do great things, 20 TO
Ine biographical alcove Of your village
Oi CITY library, and acquaint yourselves
with men who In the sight of earth, and
heaven, and hell. did the great things
remember the greatest things are yet
"a H. L
had better put IL, since the Bible is be-
yond all controversy true, the greatest
battle is yet TO be fought. and compared
with u SaragOssa, and Gettysburg, and
Sedan were child's play with toy pistols
we even know the name Of the battle,
though we are not certain as to where
u VIII be fought. l refer to Armageddon.
me greatest discoveries are yet to be
made A scientist has recently discoV-
cred IN the air something which will yet
rival electricity. The most of things have
not yet been found out An explorer has
recently found in the valley of the Nile
a whole fleet of ships buried ages ago
wnere now there is no water. Only six
out OF the eight hundred grasses have
been turned into food like the potato and
the tomato. There are hundreds of other
STYLES OF food to be discovered. Aerial
safe as travel on the solid earth
cancers, and cOnsumptions, and
ieprosies are to be transferred from the
catalogue of incurable disease to the cura-
bic. Medical men are now successfully ex-
perimenting with modes of transferring
diseases from weak constitutions which
cannot throw them off, TO stout constitu-
Lons which are able to throw them Oft.
Worlds like Mars and the moon will be
within hailing distance, and instead Of
confining our knowledge to their canals
and their volcanoes, they will signal an
styles of intelligence 10 us, and viii signal
all styles of intelligence TO them. Coming
times VIII class our boosted nineteenth
century with the dark ages. Under the
power of Gospelizatiop the world is going
TO be so improved that the sword and the
musket of our time will be kept IL mu-
and ancient instruments of torture. Oh
what opportunities you are going to have,
young men all the world over under thir-
ty. How thankful you ought to be that you
were not born any sooner. Blessed are the
cradles that are being rocked now. Blessed /
are the students in the freshman class
when the new century comes in, in five or
six years from now This world was hardly
do not see how the old folks stood it. Dur
ing this nineteenth century the world has
by Christianizing and educational influence
been fixed up until it does very well for
century! All that will be the time to see
great sights, and do great deeds. oh,
young men, get ready for the rolling in Of
that mightiest, and grandest, and most
glorious century that the world has ever
seen! Only five summers more; five au-
tumns more; five winters more; five
will strike the death of the old century
and the birth of the new. l do not know
what sort of a December night II will be
when this century lies down to die
whether IL will be starlit or tempestuous
whether the SHOWS will be driftings, or
the soft winds will breathe upon the pill
low of the expiring centenarian. But
millions will mourn its going, for many
have received from It kindnesses innumer-
able, and they will kiss farewell the aged
brow wrinkled with so many vicissitudes.
Old nineteenth century of weddings and
burials; of defeats and victories; of ma
lions born and nations dead; thy pulses
growing feebler now, will soon stop on
right beside it will be the infant
held up for baptism. Its
smooth brow will glow with bright expec-
tatiOns The then more than seventeen !
win hail ITS birth and pray for It's prosper
ity. Its reign will be for hundred years
and the most of your life | think will be
under the sway of its scepter. Get ready
for it. Have your heart right; your nerves
right; your brain right; your digestion
right. We viii hand over to YOU our COM
merce, our mechanism, our arts and sci !
ences, our professions, our puipits, our in
heritance. We believe in you. We trust
YOU We pray for YOU. We bless YOU
thickest of the fight for God and righte-
BUSINESS, we may have disappeared from
earthly scenes, we will not lose our in
terest in you struggle, and if the dear
the Temple Service and the House OF
Many Mansions, we will come out on the
battlements of jasper, and cheer YOU ana
perhaps If that night of this world be
ping from afar, as we cry, BE thou faith
full unto death, and thou shalt have q
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