The age-herald., 1901-11-03

and precept to warn others away from temptations that lead inevitably to de- spair and death. Behold, you shall prophecy with near aim of the main chance of things as yet not come to life! Woman or man. maid en or youth, however or whoever you be, you shall read the stars of your own destiny, leaving to God the things not clearly discernable and leaving to Him the final m easure of reward. Whose live according to the law, the law of human experience and divine com mand. may not lay up store of anxiety, or find shapes of evil in any shadowy place. Every mortal not only owes God death, but a life also. and life Is of more importance since if 1t be well livedit shall pass in good time to the slumber that is bliss.
 1 If you wish love, the great and godlike love of your fellowman. love will come to yod trailing clouds of glory that will brighten and bless all your afterwhiles. Love will come singing songs of such melody as must fill all your world with sweetness, gladness and joy, ringing in glee through every hour of your waking and murmuring with the tender cadence of baby's lullaby as sung by angels while you sleep; rising and falling and | gladdening to your heart beats, soothing when you are calm in peace and riotous in splendid harmony when you glory in some purpose of pease triumphant | Love will come by stealth when you have done worthy action in secret. and 1t will come proudly careering upon the blasts of the announcing heralds when in the forefront of humanity's conflict against wrong you have borne yourself nobly as captain in the ranks of right. | Love will grow for you, quietly by night and in the sunlight gently, nurtured in the heart of your felowman as he ob- serves your faithful and unpretentious discharge of duty to the world as duty presents itself; and by and by. there will come time when that spirit, so quietly grown, so gently nurtured will burst into the mighty music of mankinds cheering acclaim.
 For good character Is not builded in a day, though character for evil may in a moment be established for a lifetime. The structure of good character is erect ed slowly, in many an instance painfully because of human weakness; and the ma ------------.- party from Tuscaloosa, are at the Hill man.
 Frank J. Vinson of Indianapolis and John H. Powers and M s. Kelley of Bos- ton are at the Hillman. Harry H. Daniel, A. T. Ward and S. Strauss of Chicago are at the IIillman. J. Brown and Mrs. Brown of Mont gomery are at the Florence
 J, G. Lankester of Jasper, Tenn, is at the Florence.
 W. T. Christopher of Columbus, Miss is at the Florence.
 c. A. Crocker of Boston is at the Florence.
 B. F. Dampen and M. Stein of Philadel- phia are at the Metropolitan. Hon. W. B. Merrill of Edwardsville is l at the Metropolitan. Amos Kibbe of Greensboro, Ky. is at | the Metropolitan. Gus E. Richter of Chattanooga is at the Metropolitan. W. B. Saffold of Tuscaloosa and Dr. W. c. Thomas of Belle Ellen are at the Metropolitan.
 L. Ferguson and w. L. Brown of An niston are at the Metropolitan.
 Hon. J. H. Skeggs of Decatur is at the Florence.
 R. B. Leslie of Cullman Is at the | Florence.
 Charles s. Winston of Nashville is at | the Florence.