The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

q. H YOUNG.
w. Glsncarlyn Va
A fervent faith in God. and a steadfast
hope in our fellow-man. VIII make the
MARION JOHNSON.
Believe. my friend. in Providence,
Believe in God above.
And YOU viii lead happy life
GEORGE GoDoY.
lo1s Sixteenth street northwest
Look you 70 ;he rising sun for succOr
from on high?
Pray you at its setting for assistance
from the sky?
( IT viii not help an eTTing soul nor bring
surcease Of sOrrOw-
The worm that gnaws the heart to-day
VIII be al work tomorrow.
But face LIES hercest battle ike a God
directed man.
And help along the good old world in
any way you can.
7 And nobly do your duty. and do your
very best,
Then leave your case with Providence.
and trust Him for the rest
H. v BIsBEE.
The sweetest thought that can cheer US
on this journey 70 our Fathers house. is
that Of the wise. kind Providence which
clothes the grass OF the field and notes
the sparrOw's fail.
BESEDICTA KEENAN,.
s. street northwest.
AIS lor the best. though oft We doubt
The unsearchable dispose
That Highest Wisdom brings about.
And ever found best in the close
s C. SWEET.
s3 Maryland avenue northeast.
Put your trust in Providence. but be
sure and keep your powder dry. The
busy man IS the man who through all
the time Of many years believes in Prov
idence. H. E. LEES.
Ds5zrtusn. Of Conmeroe and Lsbar.
Man is a stream whose source. Is hidden.
Always our being IS descended into US
from we know not whence The most
exact calculator has no prescience that
somewhat incalculabIe may not baIk the
very next moment am constrained
every moment 70 acknowledge a higher
origin for events than the VIII I call
mine.
As with events. so IS it with thoughts.
When l watch thar flowing river. which.
out OF the regions see not. pOurs for
season its streams into me I see that
an 6 pensioner, not a cause but
surprised spectator o. this ethereal water:
that desire and look Up. and put myself
IN the attitude OF reception. but from
some alien energy the visions come.
The Supreme Critic on ali the errors of
the past and the present. and the only
prophet OF that which must be. is that
great nature IN which We rest as the
earth lies in the soft arms Of the atmOs-
phere, that unity. that over-soul. within
which every mans particular being IS
contained and made one with all other.
that common heart. Of which all sincere
conversation IS the worship. TO which all
right action IS submission. that over
poWerinE reality which cOnfutes our
tricks and talents and COnsJTains every
one 70 pass for what he is. and TO speak
from his character and not from hts
tongue; and which evermore tends and
aims to pass into our thought and hand.
and become wisdom. and virtue and
power, and beauty. We live IN success
sion, in parts, in particles. Meantime in
man is the soul of the whole. the wise
silence. the universal beauty. 10 which
every part and particle is equally related
the Eternal One Aida Z. HAMILTON.
I'D Fourteenth Stre5t-
Having done honest work, making the
while sucR provision as is possible for
old age or sickness. OF for those depend
ent upon Us. let Us in faith leave the
rest to Providence. before whom spar
rows fan IS not without regard. and let
Us comfort ourselves with the witness OF
ancient piety. 7 have been young. and
now am old; yet have not seen the
righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging
bread VIRGINIA 3. ADKINS.
1913 Nswtr street.
All nature is but art unknown 10 thee.
All chance. direction which thou canst
not see;
All discord harmony not understood
All partial evil universal good;
And spite OF pride. in erring reasons
spite.
One truth IS clear: whatever Is. is right
s559 G street northwest NJ JANE MOOR.
There's a special Providence in the fall
Of q sparrow. If It be now. tbs not to
come; II it be not to come. il viii be now:
& il be not now, yet it viii come; the
readiness IS all. Since no man has aught
Of what he leaves, what is Z to leave be-
times7"
" AGNES DUNN.
Room 8. Home Life Bmldiug
When travelling recently across the con-
tinent between salt Lake and Los Ange-
les q broken trestle bridge was the cause
Of the terrible WT.ok Of a freight train.
and occurring just before our special
was due, we were thankful and grateful
that a divine Providence had so merciful-
" inJerpOsed 10 save US We cannot err
in thinking that a Providence overrules
all things. so let Us always put our whole
trust in Providence
Ms. BELLE EDELIN,.
15s Pzrk road
Friends. let Us take 10 patience and
water cruel. as the old folks used TO tell
US. rather than catch the miserables and
give others the disease by wickedly and-
ing fault with God. The best remedy for
affection is submitting 10 Providence
What cannot be cured must be endured
If we can't get bacon. let Us bless God
that there are still some cabbages in the
garden Must is hard nut TO crack. but
it has a sweet kernel "AIl things work
together for good 20 them that love God.
&iss ANNE SMITH
2l2 6 street northwest
Providence. scientifically speaking. is
the inevitable course Of things, the in
vincible necessity which neither bows nor
responds TO any law save that Of cause
and effect Indeed. since, think, il must
be allowed by ali persons that there can
be nothing IN existence corresponding to
q physical Providence. or. in other words.
since there cannot physically exist any
thing corresponding TO a Providence. Il
may be justly termed the law Of the nee
essary course Of things, 10 which all men,
willing or not. must conform themselves