The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1906-07-19
DR.. TRIMBLE'S TALK.
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his most serious thoughts. He sait
don't confound egoism with egotism
that little 't' may make difference
drawing beautiful pictures of the
ennobling character of altruism-the
word meaning for others, 1t sym.
bolizes the psychic, the soulful or
divine part of our natures, and we
trust make it the dominant part. He
gave some interesting, authentic ac.
counts of the curative power of the
mind or psychic force. Evidently as
time goes on as hygenic laws are bet
ter and more widely understood, phys.
ical conditions improved-such as
ventilation, sanitation, etc. ,telepathy
and mind influences more studied,
there certainly will be less use for
drugs. 1t is difficult to give synopsis
of this lecture, but he held his audi.
ence over an hour at perfect atten-
tion. He showed a new side of his
nature, that of courting the muse,
closing with clever little poem, con.
denslng In very beautiful numbers his
whole theme-we hope to have a copy
of this poetry for publication in the
near future.
One can but be impressed in listen.
ing to one of DIR. Trimbles talks, that
lecturing must be his profession, the
platform his field, never thinking he
can be In the meantime a very busy
physician, both In surgery and general
practice, and also au' Industrious col.
lector of books, having a fine profess
sional and private library, a student
of philosophy and psychic phenomena, f,
temperance worker and a most ex.
cellent host In his own house. We
all hope he may give the Altruistic
another talk during the year. ~.
The Spirit of Altruism is Spirit from above
That would elevate humanity by the won
drous power of love,
Disdaining folly's Offering of titles power
and pelf
1t glorihes the soul II touches thro forgetful.
ness of self.
Where greed is fercely lighting for posses
sion of bone.
It bids remember Man can not live by bread
alone"
To those who sit on others shoulders whose
hearts are filled with pride,
1t speaks. take off the selfish burden, far
better walk than ride.
To men whose arms are folded, and women
who do not even pray.
The harvest is ready, 1t whispers go work In
the fields to-day.
Where the weary and heavy laden are bowed
down to the earth,
1t would lift the heavy burden and remove
the awful curse
Of labor unrequited, forever and ever sure
That the hungry wolf is Standing at the
threshold of the door.
Where CHEEKS are pale thro suffering and
lips are drawn with pain
1t comes to cheer and brighten, by bringing
health again.
Where crimes foul form is crouching and on
its victim springs,
1t bravely stands before It with the message
which It brings.
Come out from the haunts of evil. the howell
anu tuC utu,
Live In the free air and sunshine and grow
to the height of men.
Where Wars black cloud Is darkening all
the earth and sky
And Cannon's voice is saying that men are
doomed to die.
1t comes to the help.of the wounded, with
never a thought Of fear, ,G.1.
And lifts Its voice in pity that all the world
may hear,
Cease your beastly action and then, ah l.,
then,
You will stop breaking the hearts OF women
and killing noble men.
To men in all conditions, to every human
soul
It would bring the hope of glory and urge to
reach the goal
The glory Of righteous living, and giving all
share
OF priceless opportunity, deal that's true
and square.
Let US follow then this Spirit that leads US In
the way.
The straight and narrow path that shineth
more and more unto the perfect day.
For life is only worth the living, proclaim
with voice and pen,
when the soul is upward lifted by doing good
to men.