The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
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gngerbeer bottle and swallows he instant l.
it odd, is incongruou i it not, in the highest sense
of human incredible that should think 50 highly q the
gngerbeer and regard little the deyourng earthquake
The love of Life and the fear OF Death two famous phrases
that grow harder understand the we think about them
1t weknown fact that immense proportion OF boat ac
cdens would happen people held the sheets IN the
hands instead of making fast and unless be some
martinez Of professional mariner, some landman WIN
shattered every OF Gods creatures makes as'
strange instance Of mans unconcen and brazn bodness IN
the face OF DEATH
We confound ourselves with metaphysical phrases which We
import into daily talk with noble appropriateness We nave
idea Of what death apart from it circumstances andsome
of consequences others and although we have some eN
perence Of living there earth who has flown 50
high into abstraction have any practical guess al the
meaning the word life. All literature from job and omar
Khayyam Thomas Carlyle alt Whitman, Is but an al
tempt upon the with such ageness OF view
shall enable from the consideration OF living 10 the
Definition Life And sages give about the best salts
faction in their power when they say that i vapou or
show made Of the stun with dreams Philosophy
in its rigid has been at the same work Tor ages
and myriad bald heads have Magged the problem and
piles words have been heaped another into dry
and cloudy volumes without end philosophy has the honor OF
laying before with modest pride her contribution towards
the subject that life is permanent Possibility OF Sensation
Truly result may very well love beef or hunt
ing woman but surely, surely not Permanent POSI-
bity Of Sensation He may be afraid precpice den
list large enemy with club, an underakers
man certainly OF abstract death We trick with
the life until weary OF trlckng
we may argue all the philosophers earth but
fact remains thoughouttha do not love e IN the
sense that we are greatly preoccuped about conservation
that not properly speaking love life at ALL but living
views of the least careful there will enter degree
of providence eyes fixed entirely the passing
hour although have anticipation Of good health,
good weather wine active employment love- and seapprov
al antcpaons does amount to anything
like general view of LIES possibilities and issues nor are
those who cherish wildly all the scpulous
Of personal safety To be deeply interested in the acct
dents existence enjoy keeny the mixed texture OF hu
experience rather leads man to disregard precautions
and risk his neck against For surely the love OF liv
ing stronger Alpine climber opng peril,
riding mery stiff fence, than in creature who
lives upon diet and walks measured distance in the interest
of bis constitution.
There great deal OF vile talked upon both sides
Of the matter tearing divines reducing life the dimensions
Of funeral proc esson, short to be hardly decent
and melancholy unbeeve yeaning for the tomb if it
world away. Both sides must feel little ashamed Of
their performances and again when they draw their
chairs to Indeed good meal and bottle Of wine is
an answer to standard works upon the question When
mans BIZ viand he forges great deal Of
phistry into rosy Of contemplation. Death
may be knocking the door like the Commanders
have something hand thank God and let him knock
Passng-bes ringing all the world All the world
over and every hour parting company with all his
and ecstases For also the trap i laid But
SO fond lie that have 10 leisure entertain the Of
death 1t is honeymoon with Us all through and OF the
longest Small blame if give whole hearts this
glowing bride Of ours the appetes to honor to the hungry
curiosity Of the mind the pleasure Of the nature and
the pride of our nimbe bodies.
We all Of appreciate the sensations but for caring
about Permanence Of the Possibility mans head
orally very bald and very dn before he
that regard life lane leading dead wall
"a mere bags end the French say-or whether think
Of it as vebule gymnasium where wait turn and
prepare faculties for noble destiny whether
thunder in a pulpit pue in little athesc poetry books
about vanity and brviy whether look Justly for years
Of health vigor about to mount into bathcha
step the hearse each and all Of these views and
situations there but conclusion possible: that
should stop against parayzng and the
that set before him with single mind No surely could
have ecoed with heartache and terror from the thought
Of death respected photographer and know
how little affected bis conduct how wisely and boldly he
walked and in what fresh and lively vein he spoke Of life
Already an old man. ventured his Highland tour and