The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-02


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sugnt TO control your feellnxp. Ycm
must nor crv so.E -Yos mvee cultivate a.
cacter Compartment You must have,
sS,f reliance. sslf. sovernment. self con
troll ..-.n ,ceheva rsproytne 4 hyacinthl
for havtns A drop Of dew a ttp eyes.
A v1oyinistl has iAis sustrumant and ne
swseps his nurers across the strings.
now eyoktng straius Of 10Y and now
strains of sadness. He cannot play all
the tunes On one string. The human
soul Is an instrument Of . thousand
strings and all sorts OF emotions were
made to play on It, Now an anthem.
now a dirge. 1t Is no evidence Of weak
ness when one is overcome Of sorrow.
Edmund Burke was found In the pas
ture field with his arms around
horses neck. caressing him. and some
one said: Why. the great man has
lost his mind" No: the horse belonged
to his son. who had recently died. and
his great heart broke over the grief.
1t Is no sign OF weakness that men are
overcome Of their sorrows. Thank God
for the relief OF tears Have you never
been In trouble when you could not
weep. and you would have given any
thing for cry? David did well when
he mourned for Absalon, Abraham did
well when he bemoaned Sarah. Christ
wept for Lazarus. and the last man
want TO see come anywhere near me
"hen nave any kiho OF trouoie u
"o''oiy phhosophsr'
Again l remark thai those persons
are incompetent for the work OF COM
Tort bearing who have nothing but cant
10 oner' There are those VINO nave the
idea that you must groan over the dis
dressed ana aniicted. There are times
IN grief when one cheerful face, dawn
ing upon mans soul. 10 worth $l,00s
10 MIN. DO not whine over the anlict.
ed. rake the promises OF the gospel and
utter them N manly tone do not De
AFRAID 10 smile II you 1eei ike II. DO
mol oriVe any more hearses through
that poor SOUL DO not tell MIN the
'roup'e was ioreoroained. II VIII not oe
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torus "heh they heeo Vaierian.
Again l remark that those persons
are poor comforters who have never
mad any trouble themselves. A lark
spur cannot lecture on the nature OF
snowflake; II never say SNOWFLAKE,
ana those people VINO nave always hVed
IN 'he summer OF prosperity cannot
'aiN 10 THOSE WHO are 'rozeh 1T olsaster'
ooo Keeps aseu people III the "orin'
.l,'hN' ior .h's very "ork oi sympathy
ihey nave oeeh 'hroush AL these 'riais'
i"ey Nho~ al '"a' "h'ch lrf''a'es al"
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serves cannot give coHior' 10 others
lr'y may talk very beautifully. ana
t"ey may give you great deal OF po-
e'c sentiment out' whiie poetry is per-
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