The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-02

A."Na iHFta NHiN -b
mes eare d-ags him back Take g9ar
stauda 4Wo o'clock at the corner oft he
streets md see die Hgonized physiogo
mics Your high aa8eialR youT bunk
your Insurance men. your import
ers. your wholesalers and your retail
ers as o class-qs 2 class, are they
8-h@Hyg 60, Care dogs their steps and
making 10 appeal to Ged for help or
comfort mnny OF them are tossed every
whittier. How has il beeHWith you. my
bearer? Are you more cdntented in
the house Of a. rooms than You were ia
the two rooms you had In a house when
you started? Have you not had more
care and worriment since you won that
$50. 900 than sou did before? Some Of
the poorest men have ever known have
been those Of great fortune. A mar Of
small means may be put in great bust
ness straits. but the ghastliest Of an
embarrassment IS TINT Of the man who
has large estates. The men who com
init suicide because Of monetary losses
nre those who cannot bear the burden
any more because they have only $50,
900 left.
On Bowling Green, New York, there
Z q mousse "heFe lal'eyFana usea 10 60
knew him, and he had wealth almost
u~nIi'hitea, let al me e'o@e OF ms lie
ue says Denoiu' % years nave Passsu
"i'nout any P'"c''c"' result. sa'e I"-
,,eue o. ooo3 "Hu i"'sue VI nl'iu' BIt",
u~lsCouIassnlens lol 'ne Iu'ule arg
great DISGUST Q lhe past oh' ny
"'suua' ~ N SCUM ianu,
n u Slopes on toward deserts
81 Sofro"s ana Il p'aStE ."Hlch
.'Glson mace 10 leI l"luer "a"
,eo we luaAg 'n'S Jay 70 uNi
h"'Iei ""'' LAou mast gwen hs
Hou'H iunu' give me aIso springs V4
"alcr ana ne gave het lhe upper
sPrlhgs ana tne ne'neF springs
D'eSseu ue oou' we nave more uu-
'"nlaRes E''en us than we can IeuhS
!ppIeelule' we nave SP'r'Lual DIeAs
'.gs ouereu US ~ lnIs World when J
.ilalI can 'ne ne'her springs u BloIiss
" 'he "o''a 70 come winch sinai" 'NIl
'ne upper Spriuss'
where hali ma words enough
threaded with hght TO set Iorth the
pleasures oil reuglonF DAVID unable to
describe IL ~ words Played IL on a
harP' Mrs Hemahs, not hnalng enough
power IN prose Sings that praise IN a
eanto' christopher Wren, unable to de
scribe 1t IN language, sprung 1t into the
arches OF 81 Paul's. John Bunyan' I'M
abIe to present IT in ordinary phrase
oiogy, takes all the fascination oil ale
CORY handel, with ordinary music I'M
able TO reach the height OF the theme,
rouses u up IN an oratorio On, there is
no me on earth 50 happy as a really
Christian life! do not mean a sham
Christian life, but a real Christian life.
Where there Is a thorn there is a whole
garland Of roses, Where there is one
groan there are three uoXologles.
Where there IS one day OF cloud here is
a whole season Of sunshine, Take the
humDlest CHRISTIAN man hatyou know
angels OF uoq canopy MN Win their
"nlte Wlhgsi me llghtnlhgs oil heaven
aIe ms armed qlllesi me LORD is ms
''hePhefu, pressing OUT IoF nm green
pastures py sun waters II ne walk
lorth' heaven Is ms b~odyguard' II he
ne doWh 70 sleep Iaauers OF hght' angel
nlossomlng' are let INTO his dreams II
lie pc thirsty the Potentates OF Heaven
are ms cuPDearers II ne sIt down TO
1000, ms pam taDle blooms into the
hings banquet. Men say Look at
That ODD fellow with the wornout
coat The angels oLGod cry; Lift up
your heads We everlasting gates, and
let him come NJ Fastidious people
Get OF my front steps!' The
d~oorkeepers OF Heaven cry: Come, we
Blessed of nv FHtlpT. inherit the kim