The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11

help In this mighty work? This power
cal, be easily appreciated. His followers
must bctakc themselves TO this kind
OF work moro and more. Tho Church
should be a hospital, a nursery, a home
! Of the destitute, and shelter for those
who are cast out! ~ 81 NJ
Yet the ability given to these twelve
men was limited. Mon do not understand
the whole OF their ministry or duty at
| once. NYo begin fcebly, externally TO
take upon ourselves kno wledgc OF Dl-
vine grace so as to fulfill the smallest
duty: but IL found faithful in n few
things we are made rulers OF many
lthings. ), ,i3 II " I
The disciples went forth to do practl-
cal work, physical work. i sympathetic
work, and this work could be Instantly
appreciated, oven by the least enlig htened
mind. 81 !. 5l..s a hi III # q
Let us begin where we can. q If we can
not preach, we can bind up the broken
)shearted; II We cannotGtcach, we can love,
&c everything else is denied VI. in tho way
of work. We can still give, and give
largely, Of our sympathy. Our time. and
our. prayers.
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The Washington Post or yesterday con-
tnlned cartoon representing PRESIDENT
Roosevelt and Miss Republican Party en-
Toying a skating frollc on tho ELECTORAL
|, College Pond, while Little Boy Democrat
Is looking on. Tho skaters tell Little Boy
Democrat that they would be delighted
to alave him skate with them. but he
hesitates to accept-and well he may. For
obvious reasons the people Of the Sunny
South are not skilled In skating, and II
they should venture on tho Ice under TIE
guidance and tutelage OF the Republl-
cans, all sorts of accidents might befall
them. They could not keep up with the
Republicans In cutting antics; they could
not keep company with some Of the Re-
publican wards and. do the best they
could they would DO very sure to slip up
Thanks awtu1ly; but we don skate
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L And now it, remains to be seen whether
General Miles will show his apprecia-
ton 4n a So pair or $3.50 pair Of the
Douglas make when he goes on dress
parade. d Il 81
II Admiral Rojestvcnsky is In posses
sion of the latest news. from Port Arthur,
he will probably 80 back TO hunting Eng
lish fishing boats. That's about his
gauge. Il. x
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4 It cost the Japs about as much toSse
|sand hold ap3-N1etera Fiji as It costs q
|sRichmond man OF large family to have
and hold an ordinary gus meter.
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With the simple life on one end Of tho
LOG and the strenuous life on the other
wo are scesawing In q way well calcus
lated % bring on dizziness .}
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The husband OF Mrs. Chadwick keeps
himself about as mythical as those mill
lions OF securities the old lady claimed
to own! \; vi
| Etsl5 s55E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tsH5s
| . It VIII require a soou uetit q at e!!iUei
ing Of the Wall Street winds to make max
the ,shorn lambs Of last week comfo ';
ble.y 5,53 ,,3S ~ S
l,s9SS 81 III &5
Another fearful thing to contemplate
is that an inaugural address is duo in
these columns on the 5tll Of March next.
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| Mrs Chadwick has thrown some1thi''g
LOT d shadow over Nan Patterson's no
torlety simply by getting In the way.
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| So far as we have been able to learn
nobody III these parts has yet turned
fit; about Senator Patts bill,
No, we Will not reprint the Beautiful
Snow, not II we can help 1t, which VIC
] think we can.
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