Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-12

my friends, this world is to be made ene
eternal abode of the righteous.
The wall of that temple is going up, ana
my only anxiety is to have the one pricn
turn out to be the right shape and smooth
on all sides, SO that the Master Mason viii
not reject it, or have much work with the
trowei to get it into place. l am respon-
sible for only that one brick, though you
may be responsible for a panel of the door
or carved pillar or a glittering dome:
So we are Gods workmen, and all we
have to do is to manage our own hammer
or ak or trowel until the night comes in
which no man can work, and when the
work is all completed we will have right
to say rejoicingly: "Thank God, I was
privileged to help in the rearing Of that
temple! had part in the work OF the
worlds redemption"
Again, we have need of patience under
wrong inflicted, and who escapes 1t
some form! 1t comes to all people in pro.
fessional life in the shape OF being mlsun'
derstood. Because of this, no" many peo'
Die fv to newspapers for an explanation.
You see their card signed by their own
name declaring they did not say this OF
did not do that They fuster and worry,
not realizing that every man comes 10 d
taken for what he is worth, and you can
not, by any newspaper puff, be taken fof
more than you are worth nor by any news
paper depreciation be put down. liners
is spirit of fairness abroad IN the woric'
and if you are public man you are classi-
fed among the friends or foes OF society:
If you are friend of society, you Will hnd
plenty of adherents, and If you are the
foe of society you cannot escape reprehen-
sion. Paul you were right when you SAID,
not more to the Hebrews than to US, "fe
have need of patience" L adopted RUE
years ago which has been of great service
to me, and it may be of some service to
you: Cheerfully consent to be misunder-
stood God knows whether We are right
or wrong, whether we are trying to serve
Him or damage His cause. When you can
cheerfully consent to be misunderstood,
many of the annoyances and vexations OF
life will quit your heart, and you will come
into calmer seas than you have ever sailed
on. The most misunderstood being that
ever trod the earth was the glorious Christ.
The world misunderstood His cradle and
concluded that one SO poorly born could
never be of much importance. They
charged Him with inebriety and called
Him a winebibber. The sanhedrin misun-
derstood Him, and when it was put to
the vote whether He was guilty or not OF
treason He got but one vote, while all the
others voted aye, aye" They misun-
derstood His cross, and concluded that II
He had divine power He would effect His
own rescue. They misunderstood His
grave, and declared that His body had
been stolen by infamous resurrectionists.
He so fully consented to be misunder-
stoou .hat, harrleo am siappeu l"u soo
iherseo WIN SELL ,r,o e aus ,,a 70 th.t hut
woro. lou caiiho' eolie up - a ~
you can inHiTa.s IN Eha,. ~ S'''e sn'aA oese VIC
parlaenee OF onris. h o,o,. ,,o. :, th.
world without the perpetual commem0ra-
.ioh Oh past miseries' you sing ~ ~.
home or your church, DO not always cnoose
,,o,,r .u nat;aune o,,c,nanted hv the cons;dera-
your pa.leuse .I ;sfa.t,' " s th;s Ess me-
sa'. ..un .aa.,,;..ta saar :ne ''e' '. ''
Th;s Isst s,,r,r,e- T..tooa nm Snar<ov
h;il fo,r m;iss -frcac Mnscov. It-EW ~
49, Ia ~be-e NeraiSq ix- sfos,ie sSdS - 4
No. az M ASE;S6 Es E::x n563nk fn1S1.
t,,re H;s army had been IN Ionr msSShes
| a,Sd .yvf,,l f;ghta and feerf,,l er6austions.
md when thev came 70 Sn.rrow hin AZ
shout went nm from tens of tbousands Of
voices "Moscow- Moscowi" I do not
wonder AZ the trsnsnort RIDGE Of NM
sweens round the c;tv. A river semicir.
Clos X With br;II;ance II ia a spectacle
That Won nIace in vour memory as one Of
three or foYr most beautiful scenes in n
tha Garth NanoIeon's army marched -
II in four d;visions four overwhelmine tor.
nnf6
h;ii ond thronoh tba heant;fui v.IIev ~
across The hr;does and into the nslaos
| ,yh;ch s,,rrendered without one shoe =
res;stance hecsnse the avalanche of trooos
was ;rres;st;hie There II the room +
which Nanoieon silent. and his piIloV,
which must have been verv uneasy. IA
oh how sbort his stavi F;res I;ndIsS r
ali narts Of the citv simuitaneouaiv druv,
ont that army into the snowstorms undaI
which OK On men ner;sbed How .oon di
tr;umnhaI march turn into horr;bis de,no
i;t;onf
.;,o T o,,, ,,,, .,,,e nm . h;.,
In ioas ,'s mn LII os Chr;st;sn s,ttcf,e
nm; nm, & SiolaoIs nm n IL S ha,,a h.d ~.
monch .ao anJ s.auf,,I ba.tios nd defssts hsv'
aten S ana 80. .ea, ;aa,o5 ,,.;th a. ,,;eto,
Is ~ - a., no cor,a IN s;sht ~ 81.
rs.t or ooS o;,r ,ha can;toI ~ tho npfrersa th,
as;SonoS I tha K;no -. onJ I tha home =
thnsa In, 90 ~ re;ap Nth H;r for eve,
anJ TooL ~ tho towers and hee,
tbar, ~ ,r;th aternsi ;rh;,ee
Tnot a. +he house of many mansions
where many of our loved one. are. Be
hold the streets of burn;sbed cold and
hoa. tho ,,1,bIa IS AZ ohar;ots 81 tho.
who are more than connuerors 30 h,
frnn, be;na driven bacL ali the tweiv,
Gates are Vide omen for o,r entrance ",
a:.e marching on and marching on. and ou
every sten hr;nos No nearer to the citv
Al what h we shall enter we have n,
mower to foretell hut once enlisted amit
the blood washed host our entrance ia Ger
tain II NAV he in the bright MONDAY O.
tbe dark midnioht II nav he when IN,
air ;s laden with snr;nOt;me fragrance q
chilled with falling SHOWS. But enter W
must and enter we will thronoh The orso
offered us as the chief Of sinners Hiohs
b;iIs tban anv have snoten Of will o,,.rs
that c;tv More radiant waters tbsn
, saw in The Russian valley will pour throusj
. that great metropolis. No raging conAa
, orat;on shall drive ms forth. for the onl,
IS;o paaI;,s th.t sh;r;na ,at.
m .:s ~,
.heIe WIN Te pa; p,, ou. ~ f.aaI, o. III
parting Aee WIN VS al . IT,,
: and there we will part with one of tn
, hest friends we ever had. No place fo