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


cary 10 get some preventative Of the
FEVER, and the place was crowded with
lnFalids, and We had no confidence in the
preventative We purchased from the Hin
docs. The mail train was 10 start Sab
natn evening. / said Frank. ] think the
LORD W-l excuse US II we get out Of this
place with the FIRST train" and we took
%. not feeling quite comfortable tfu We
were hundreds OF miles away. I felt we
W,1 -ls-l IN hylns from the plague
VEL t1t AR IA many OF our cities is
struck with a worse plague-the plague OF
corrupt and damnable literature. Get
away from u as soon as possible. ID has
already ruined the bodies, minds and souls
OF multitude which. IL stood In solid coll
umu would reach from New York Bat
lgIy 70 Golden Horn The plague! The
Word the next Never go to any place
where You would be ashamed TO die
Adopt mat plan, and you will never 20 20
any evil amusement, nor be found in com
promising surroundings. How many
startling cases within the past few years
or men called suddenly out of this world
ana the newspapers surprised US when
they mentioned the locality and the COM
panlonship. To put il on the least impOr-
tant ground, you ought not TO go TO any
such forbidden place, because If you de
part this life In such circumstances. YOU
put ofnciating ministers in great embar-
Tassment- You know that some of the
minister's believe that all who leave this
HE go straight 10 heaven, however they
nave acted In this world. or whatever they
nave believed To get you through from
logical undertaking. one Of the most ar
duous and besweating efforts Of that kind
llat ever knew OF was at the Obsequies
OF a man who was found dead in a snow
bank with his rum Jug close beside him
But the minister did the work of happy
transference as well as possible, although
II ala seem little inappropriate when he
read: blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord. They rest from their labOrs,
ana their works do follow them" If you
nave no mercy upon yourself have mercy
n ms no la.a1n asH 70.
ofhciatc after your demise. Die at home
or IN some place of honest business, or
where the laughter is clean, or amid COM
pahlonships pure and eleVating. Remem-
Der that any place we go to may become
our starting point for the next world
" hen we enter the harbOr Of heaven. and
me OU1cer Of Light comes aboard let us
be able 10 show that our clearing papers
We're dated at the right port.
Word the next: AS soon as you can. by
INDUSTRY and economy, have a home OF
your own. What do l mean by home?
/ mean two rooms and the blessing of
God on both of them; one room for sIurn-
DER, one Tor food, its preparation and the
partaking thereof. Mark you, would like
you TO nave home with thirty rooms
an upholstered, pictured and satuetted
nut am putting II down at the mini
mum. a husband and wife.who cannot be
happy with a home made up of two rooms
would not be happy in heaven II thew gor
there. lie who wins and keeps the affec-
tlon OF a good practical woman has done
NAANtslAes W NAT 10 I mean DN "a good
woman mean one who loved God before
she loved you. What do ! mean by a
pracucal woman l mean one who can
neip you 10 earn a living, for a time Gomez
in almost every mans life when he lie
hung OF hard misfortune, and you do nor
want weakling going around the house
,w a9lli and smiling about how she had it
before you married her. The simple rea-
son why thousands of men never get on
IN the world Is because they married
nonenuties and never got over H. The
InaT .InhfG Cd e.
ms Dolls was warm poultice of profau-
ny saying, curse God and die" it adds
TO our our admiration of John Wesley the
manner IN which he conquered domestic
unhapplness. His wife had slandered him
an over England until standing I'm his
pui ~ IN CITY Road chapel he complained
ed with every crime in the CATALOGUES eS-
cepL drunkenness; when his wife arose
~ - r NE PACK part OF the church and said,
Johh, you know you were drunk last
lnshL Ihen Wesley exclaimed, "Thank
COO, the catalogue is complete When
a a N nan Inarrles' he marries for heaven or
nell ana II is more so when a woman
narries. GU six young men in Fayette
o. had better look out.
Word the next: DO not rate voursoif 90,
hlgh. BETTER rate yourself too low. If Won
iate yourself too low the world will say
, Colne Hp- II you rate yourself too high,
tne world VIII say, Gene down. II Is "a
pad thing when man gets so exaggerated
an idea of himself as did Earl of F{icban
whose speech Ballantyne. the Edinburgh
printer could not set up for publication he
cause he had not enough capital rs amoue,
MS type. Remember that the world gof |
along without you near six thousand years
before you were born, and unless some me
teor collides with us, or some Internal ev
plosion occurs, the world will proba Div last
several thousand years after you are dead
Word the next: Do not POSTPONE too lore
doing something decided for God. human |
lty and yourself The greatest things have
been done before forty years of age. Pas
seVenteen' Romulus at twenty: Pitt at
twenty-five; Whitefield at twentv-four
Bonaparte at twenty-seven; Ignatius Lo-
yolo at thirty; Raphael at thirty-seven
virtue or their vice, and the big
gest strokes you will probably make
i or the truth or against the truth will be
before you reach the meridian of life DO
not wait for something to turn IN Go To
work and turn It up. There is no such thing
as good luck No man that ever lived bas
mad a better time than l have had vet l
never had any good luck. But instead
thereof, a kind Providence has crowded nv
me with mercies. You will never accom-
pllsh much as long as you go at your work
on the minute you are expected and stop
at the first minute ii is lawful to Quit The
greatly useful and successful men of the
next century Will be those who began half
an hour before they We're required, and
worked at least half an hour after thew
might have quit Unless you are willing
sometimes to work twelve hours of the daV
you VIII remain on the low levels and
your life will be a prolonged humdrum.
Word the text: Remember that il is
only small part of our life that we are
TO pass on earth. Less than your finger
nail compared with your whole body is
the life on earth when compared with the
next life suppose there are not more
than half a dozen people in this world
a hundred years old. But a very few PEG
pie in any country reach eighty The ma
jority of the human race expire before
thirty. Now, what an equipoise in such a
If things go wrong. il is
only for a little while Have you not
enough moral pluck to stand the iostling
and the injustices, and the mishaps of The
small parenthesis between the two eterni
ties? 1t is a good thing to get ready for
the one mile this side the marble slab
but more important to get fixed up for
the interminable miles which stretch ont
into the distances beyond the marble
slab. A few years ago on the Nashville
and New Orleans railroad we were walked
up early in the morning and told we must
take carriages for some distance
WHY" we all asked. But we soon saw
for ourselves that while the first four or
five spans of the bridge were up, further
on there was a span that had fallen. and
We could not but shudder at what might
have been the possibilities. When your
rail train starts on a long bridge YOU want
to be sure that the first span of the bridge
is all right but what if further on there
is a span of the bridge that is all wrong.