The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

OF deserts heat and wild beasts thaKsufS =
ma Make SDff'I faint . Our 1' hope that we oyhsh
Il tIatby gafeshl 9 }
IN%9 4 PPgyRE sSlas of JRlQI JRlQId can utter
AS clans cf bra4en bars whe warder's'
Shall fdns hins the petals wide that pItsIid
Ii May fss5 1ntrr in WITHIN thy sagA NS
stand
ioIao when ihost gates have clasS4 se-
lqSadii All ali tdiSatiiahS Ss assailed our HCses,
hand NtG
lis shut without ir0m grateful hearts'aSs.
,, SHAH rise, the, spng. "within thy gates
George j.. Hbrr in the Watchman
n'9e " 7'llss- II 7Up1-oI HHd MHT4
4, ~. ..f,i. Gods Sym path -.
r HE also viii Hear their cry. and will |
save them. rps, cxlv. 19. n
One of the most impressive facts
in connection with Christ in his lone
uness. To a very large extent he was
isolated from hu man sympathyy Not |
FeNen; hiSunearasd friends could appre
ciate either his motives or his work, 4
and IT iwaS therefore. impossible TO
make coRf1ant Of any one What
personal sufferihgli was consequent
lub6a htHfs DlenRiEe lack of contact,
either mental or ispirit1ai With IFS
Kind, We shall never know; but ceri
tain we are that his only sources of
consolation were the ministry Of ahL
lgels,f who l imagine, 4 Yeres always
visible and always near at hand, and
/ the presence Of the Father ilof which
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All the time; J. j.
There; are. some epcchs in Our own
little lives when Ih a. 9far;awayinan-
Pnerwe iresemble the Christ Christi in ! this Tel
spect
AS a general thihg, > and #ith9Fe-s
L gard to ordinary experiences, we, not
only look, for, but find, an abundance
of human sympathy sItiis onenof thel
most rbeue6cent of DEGREES that we
shall not bear our bufdens alone In
the emergency, Friendship. iafauiok 10,
offer it's services, and the moistened
eyes Of our neighbo4s RESPOND ID odr
grief When there u.s. grape on our
door, other households are hushed as
| though they shared t6osomea extenti
our afiiction. and ready hands are
held out, and generous and helpful
| &0rds areuttefed, Thlcbauyake us feel
that fhere~fs a great deal OF kindli-
1esssin the worlds after alls T 10
7 OAnh t6t5 hpatKy ISL tAry RhE-
vellous and at the same time very
II precious thing We never 20 aloHsFto
4 the churchgardato Leave The body of
| loved one there AZ would be a
i stranss thiHg a nd una ecountable 70 go
H alone on such an errand. We; should
4 wonder what ii taheant and feel That
the grief which had fallen on us had
aRsome efbYs beefl sFdh bEedbN the indtnefl
ence Of eour friends. IfAy always a
i procession tffat goes to the cemetery.
There ara many who SO with us, and
LtheyH feverentlsA stand by ourfside,
feadE 10 do EHhatnaIaAy u he done for
our consolation and comfort.
4 But 9Rsea AAe l dsS sfisrcss
which We feel It necessary to bear
alone, and they are doubly severe for
Ii that treason A is.imposslbfes, td aSe
Aaisk one INTO odk confidence partly BE
saatAe 10 6ne can frAlS appFAciate yhe
] Skuaaion, vasta partly because W. are
unwilling to Communicate the facts.
\ 1HqtRsmanf g1tafs there are 1.-The cree
Lords Of which, are only, kept, iq the
I hIer5gilyphics Of 'wirihK1ed brow W -t1r
80 dEhdh4ed eye or hlteffAgfHtsPpN6
,Etimeaib but Hronl8eO swhiteRaudse hair
j sometimes aud changes, the whole
outlook upon life, and what that tr6G.
tEe IL you iiH6stl ll0clt upsfis sodp heart S
" pTofpuld dest Tvault.sv - IN rvra s7~
y SThese are two kinds ii gsorrssEHs1
that which all the world is free to
| know, aud that which you cannotftell.
X When the SON dies the news spreads
Il itseln sbHt when he goes fwrohg YOU
protect him by keeping silent That
gt6Ts rann6t pass yBolsh neither
l can It be 6rang from you. You heyer
nseded synpRthg more, but the sym
Il DatBH that Is human sod came hAte,
i q It 'fsE a great comfort. shoWsfer. 70
know that VIII tive peannos find below
cones down from above laden with
81 A blessing 1t is not that We cannot
lAbade the, score from HIM and there
II f6fA pray but that We know II isAsafe
Win Him and that HIS sSmpa thy is
(perfect. EVERY door on earth cIpsed,
kbnt7 tbeA windows toward hea NeA -wiae
Ek58pepI 1fVs$s the eaF Of ths HrSkosnd-
n es fEiea&sfip may listeG,5 II Ibgt ne
gladly teif4t al 10 Him lTHeF3 afe
something's which only Coz And we
may lnnW,-and religion Establishes
such relation between us and Him
fithat we lSSaR feel q fffe3 arm d.
! | defneatB lis and heat, with our hearts
i Ehs Eoics '1t good cheer; That vi vital a
I5TFeli gipp pysetl lcaj to the last degree,
y is tpsthe ;sput what air9isrro thAClnEgs
Ia son ething absolutely tnecessAry n "a
11tQ61fpral,' 'Eonte lItn Ell habhAnessE YOU
b can Rye RitR9pt the sympathy bf YOU
ffellq8s, and ii the deepest SpeFf ences
by9Hl rEatb ber shpn that IsyImbathgb but
q gEeub cannot live fWi4heut thAisYmpa8hS