The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-10-22

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dent, c.nnot help eNpr ~~.u- wish
that every member of III Nyvntiou
Who may still have objections to II
would with me on this occasion doubt
little of his own infallihilIty. and To
make manifest our unaninity put his
name to this instrument" That plea
of Benjamin Franklin is II good ex-
position of what naurS moderation
means. II means giving up little in
order to tit your life into the noNcsscu-
tial pCculiariticS of other people. 1t
is this useless friction. tins useless rub
hing each other the wrong way. this
useless expecting other people 10 he
like oCrS,, Ives. instead of all people
trying to bear and turhca.r. that have
caused much .9l' perhaps most OF
the trouble If the world. Let Your
kindness, your tolerance, your gentle.
ness, your plabiiy hc known unto all
men"
BE patient, in the next place, with
those people Who were born spiritually
blind because their ancestors. like the
progcn.torS of the blind fish in Ken
turky'S Mammoth cave, passed their
lives in total darkness. Re patient
with those men in whose veins flows
the tainted blood of generations upon
generations of sinners.
Rlood should he thicker than water.
Blood should hc a potent factor in the
making or unmakinG of a man. am
in no sense a fatali>t. am not one of
those Indifferent. never may care men
who try tO excuse their sloth and laZi.
ness by advocating the doctrine,
What is 10 be will be. and what is
not 10 he will not be-" am not fool.
iSh enough To think that "a man can
bc born 10 hc ctcrnally destroyed. no
matter how he may try To prevent II
or what he may do or say" But am
one of those believing people who are
ready 10 grant that by reason of the
operation OF the laws Of hercdity, il is
harder for some people 10 do right
than for others. and 10 grant also that.
because of hercdity. II is easier for
some 10 do wrong than for others
Never was n more sensible Salutation
given than that with which King Saul
accoStcd the young shepherd boy. pa
vid. Whose son art thou. young
man." II David was the son Of Jesse.
the Bethlehcmitr, Saul had a right to
expect that the lad would grow up to
he a good man. II he was the son Of
q bad father the king had right 10
he wary Of such offspring. Blood
thicker ''.r- water? OF course il is
All Of Us .ould believe what our eyes
evcrywh,'. behold. Baldwin apples
do not grow upon fall pippin trees I'M
less in-r" .''''. In the spiritual as we'll
rs in Il '-" ,etahle and animal king
doms ~ ways produces like"
The lc' Iitary law in all its differ
ont aspects being agreed upon. why
VIA you no' ne patient IN your deal
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