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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Do you want q home where Il will pay
Cor itself? We have it. Do you want an
investment? We have It The biggest
bargain IN the city. "A terrace OF IS rooms,
3 on each side, halls, etc Full two-story
brick. Modern. Sidewalk. graded street
fine shade trees. You cannot put I'D the
building for 5000. We will sen YOU the
building and throw in the lot. Fine To-
cation In the southeast part OF the city,
Must sell at once, and II YOU want a
knsp SEE 1T. $500
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
Il East Third South. Judge BIdz.
sen LA Ind. 1874
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sON F sARa HOMES AND Lots.

FOR SALE
FARMS, HOMES AND LOTS.
l60-eere farm IN Tooeie county, well Wa
tered, everything needed on farm, teams
wagons, COWS, tools, houses, Outbmldings,
etc, s., 500; terms.
20-acre farm near Murray, s5yoOa
160-acre dry farm, near T0osls City.
SO per acre.
Groom modern house. near Green s..
northwest OF capitol groundHs g. 900.
Groom modern house. on 1st ava. 81 300
4-room brick house. between Sd and 4th
n. West, $780, terms
broom new modern brick house, on tin
East, $3.50; terms,
Lot on 10th avenus between @ and II,
$780, terms.
Lot on 9Th avenue, south front, H,05Oi
a snap.
Lots on isth East between lth and tth
South, S1,25o.
Lot near Liberty park, s42S
HEBER J. GRANT & CO.
q MAIN ST. PHONES 600.
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FOR sALE-To a buyer who cares
for individuality, an attractive, unique,
modern Groom bungalow, with hard
wood floors, brick fireplace, artistic
basement, hot cir furnace, pavernerts.
lawns. attractive surroundings, g blocks
from county bldg: price $500; 1000
cash. Inquire Bell phone 1s4 or 2ls0-Y.
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FOR sALE-we have for sale an excel
lent piece OF trackage
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.
10x10 rods, southwest.
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.,
So Main St Phones 44is.
FOR RENT-Part of Main street store.
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FOR SALE-ssx145. with alley, and
4-room brick house, price $3.50, Ia
blocks new r. c. depot. Apply zls SO.
9TH West
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GOOD LOCATION on Main street. Lease
and fixtures for sale. Address POstoffice
box 1446
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FOR SALE
s0-acre farm, miles from city, IL 200
s. acres. east bench very cheap,
H-ecre fruit ranch. Centerville, very
cheap.
Broom brick, s. e, fine location,, Isoo
4-room brick, n. W., very easy terms J. ESQ
5-room apsrtment house ............s5, 900
Az II. OF w Sd So St, 500 per foot,
s2isx2co IT., on w. 81 So. ST.. $500 per
foot.
broom modern brick, N E. bench. a6D
s-room modern brick. full basement.
hardwood floors. Sd avenue - 5000
We have lots all parts OF city: all kinds
of prices and terms. We can suit Won. as
we have suited hundreds Of others
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
So West Sd South.
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HORSE AND CATTLE RANCH.
on ACREC

HORSE AND CATTLE RANCH.
loo ACRES
GOO acres under cultivation. meadow
land, cut 800 tons Of hay 1868, can cut 4O0
tons; 800 acres in sage brush; easy to
get water on; plenty of water for 2,OOO
acres; good 4-room house; puun wells:
all fenced and cross fenced; rs head of
horses, worth 5000; 150 head of cattle.
worth $50 head, $4,000; farming imple-
ments and other improvements worth s.. =
coo; one stud horse. worth $1.0OO; located
close TO a thriving town in Nevada on
S. P. R R. Could do q thriving butcher
and milk business in connection with
stock business. The writer has been over
the property and can give you all infor-
nation desired. Price Of land so an acre;
$500 will give you possession OF the
property, including all stock
HAILORAN-JUDGE LOAN a TRUST
COMPANY,
800 MAIN STREET
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A HOME ON EASY TERMS.
TOWER HEIGHTS
NINTH AVE. NEAR B ST.

New Brick Bungalow
large rooms, furnace, cabinet kitchen,
hardwood floors, beam ceilings, cement
basement. large porches, brick manteI, ali
papered and tinted; arranged for two ad-
ditional rooms upstairs. Lot 2zx7. rTiis
week only S., 500
Also lot PIX to alley. Eighth Ave, near
3 St, $3.50.
Can accommodate your terms.
See owner and save commission.
Inquire OF 403 B St Bell AJAX.
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Five rooms and large hail. furnace.
mod; lot e1sxs to alley; house built for
home: grounds very fine; sth avenue ear,
Price. on terms, $4,000.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR FEDERAL.
HEIGHTS. where you can get the choic-
improvements Ia and paid: N,e00. 90 build
ing restriction; beautiful homes now
building; must be seen to be appreciated.
See US without delay.
Vacant Lot,
5x6lk rods, facing east, near Brigham ana
LIST avenue. Price, sl,500. co.
KELLY & MoNTROSE.
k2o Mccormick Bldg.
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z. e. CASADY & CO.,
303 JUDGE BUILDING.

pleted, and is placed on the market for
quick sale. Located on paved street, lot
5x10 rods, 10 rooms. hardwood finish
throughout. very large basement, laundry
all finished. Cannot possibly be dupli-
Gated for the price asked Owners leav-
ing the city. SEE US FOR PRICE AND
TERMS.
low, nearly new, thoroughly modern, mis-
sion finish throughout. Lot 40xl4p feet,
alley in rear. Splendid location. Price
s. $50. Terms.
New Groom light pressed brick bunga-
low, strictly modern, hot water heat
hardwood finish, south front. splendid To-
cation. $500. Very easy terms
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
HARRINGTON
SPECIAL

1-s acres, Broom house, stable l4xso
shares water, fine land, On car Ina
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About acre. between 18th and 1ttb
South. on State street, $500.
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10 acres, State St. brick house, 4 iarrs
rooms, large barn. 42-share primary Vs.
ter right, on corner. land first class: can
cut to advantage; with implements, s8O00
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THOMAS z. ROWAN. w. ]. THOMAS.
SUITE /,
125 so. MAIN STREET,
OVER WELLS-FARGO EXPRESS.
BOTH PHONES-BELL 1882, IND. 2ee.
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Aft IN d g 4H Io5 FouR 1 AYES
IN ASPARAGUS. BALANCE GARDEN
LAND. GOOD WATER RIGHT; ALL
FENCED. Only $3.50.
EAST OF SANDY. LOCATED IN
BEST FRUIT REGION IN VALLEY.
FIVE ACRES FINE YOUNG FRUIT
pE HST11R H bA M ~ FARM AND ND
FRAME HOUSE, BARN, ETC. GOOD
WATER RIGHT. PRICE $1,000 II SOLD
AT ONCE.
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4-room brick and kitchen; connected
with sewer; fine location; lot 51zxi0 rods;
close ia; $500. East side.
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You could be independently wealthy in
few years if you bought one of these
farms and gave it proper attention. They
are very cheap at prices offered and are
absolutely certain to increase in value
AS one msn said to US the other day:
The Good Lord isn't going to make any
more ground" That's true. and it's lust
as true that You won't go wrong if you
invest NOW.
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BY OWNER.
A. fine fve-roofn modern ,. ,. hona
Eorth OF Liberty park for sale ehesR. u
taken at enea Can ma. s284
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Is acres on State street near 18th South
$500 per acre.
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5-roorn brick, lot 45xl57; electric lights.
bath room. city water. shade and fruit;
s., 500.
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These are only few OF our many bar
gains. We have vacant and improved
property IN all parts OF the city, at very
low prices. Gsvs US a call and be con-
WINGED.
e z. CASADY & Co.
203 Judge RufldinR
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SEQ per acre.
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JOHN REEVES Co,
LAND MERCHANTS
zoo HERALD BUILDING.

5000 acres. all fenced. four farm
houses. grain bins, stables, etc, y teams
and harness al necessary implements.
and cut over LOCO tons Of hay; 30 min
utes' drive from main railroadi lies In q
splendid valley lots Of mountain water
for irrigating; just simply splendid
country for a colony or farming or fruit
on large scale.
One OF the best fruit orchards, II not
the best, in the state 1000 peach trees,
$50 cherries, 200 apricots, 60 grapes, 100
G. G. plUms and small fruits; good
house; 80 minutes auto ride from the
citv: good road, near railroad would
consider small modern home In city IN
mart payment When you come 70 snip
your peaches, out in carload lots i
tell you more about this, If you will oaH
or write US,
100 acres, with acres good bearing
orchard, 7-room house, good water right
1so-acre ranch; orchard. water and
good buildings; good home
80 acres Of land, 10 IN alfalfa; good
water right; nearly all IN crops last year.
no house.
60 acres. in alfalfa, water right; no
iis acres, 100 fenced; good new brick
house; 2 acres bearing orchard; = acres
alI2Ias LOU hIdASs u NA~N- - -
share.
Lots Of smaller farms. ten Eores up.
"a acres in South Cottonwood This Is
one OF the best pieces Of land IN that eco
ton. and the best water right
so acres OF good land, cheap.
70 acres, n. W.. only Soo; good for gar
dening. -. 49,.
acres, a-rooIn mousse euS-s Hio0 i'''-S
home.
So acres, all In alfalfa.
/ limestone quarry, near city.
20 acres East Mil Creek; good tfuit
land and good water right; at . great
Some good property on Main street
5OxgO Fourth South, between MAN ana
9IIx10 rods. near r. O. Y. depot.
good 7-room modern brick, close m
a good store building, on car Inc
e-r0om modern, 10th East.
-Four lots, 25x1i2, suitable for waranouse'
Some nice orchard homes IN Holiday.
Several smaller homes. -.
WE WRITE FIRE INSuRANCh
TRUTH is OUR MOTTO.
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Beautiful

Beautiful
h-Acre Tracts
in the coming locality; fine, level land,
covered with fruit and shade trees; good
water right. If you are looking for nice
place TO live, with plenty of breathing
space (these ira cts being equal in size to
ordinary city lots) see us at once. Re-
member, the soil is deep. rich loan,
that will produce all the fruit and veg
etables that any family can use. There
is a fine school just completed within 2
blocks of these tracts and the car line is
expected there in the near future. The
terms are very easy. $50 cash and $40 per
month. For further particulars inquire
at store, corner 1lth So. and 2lst East, or
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
80 Main st.
10 Acres
on southeast bench. suitable for plating,
20 Acres,
east Of PEN. on 10th East A bargain at
S400 90 per acre.
Many other tracts.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO..
80 Main St
LOTS ON NORTH BENCH.
Il #, south frontage. on 10th avenue
and f street, A.050.
Al it, south front. on 9th avenue, near
K, $1,000.
25 #, east front, near 18th avenue $500
Whole block, city water, etc, 1880
l0x10 rods, Z street, close, $4,000.
10x1o eth avenue, $4,000.
21kx5 rods, G street, $3.50.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
20 Main St
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10 acres, i1k miles east Of electric line;
good brick house. large rooms, stable,
orcnards running water, springs, luceru.
suitable for fruit, chickens and fish:
stock and implements; s., 500.
B. 8. HARRINGTON,
Basement Atlas Block.
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KELLY & MONTROsE,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers'.
go Mccormick Bldg.
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NORTH BENCH LOTS THAT ARH
SNAPS IN A SWELL LOCALITY.
8 lots, 2kx7 to alley, at 500 each.
2 lots, Tiki 70 alley, at $3.50 each.
lots. 21kx1 TO alley, at S05O each.
4 lots, 25kx7 10 alley, at 81 go each.
6 lots. PIX TO alley. at 81 800 each.
lot. 10x10 70 alley. at s2oo0
lot, 10xl0 TO alley, at $3.50
lot, 10x1o to alley, at $500
lots. Lx10 TO alley. at Ag75 each
HOLDING,
The Home Dealer. S. west First south
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Ninth East, close to I'd &c.; 4-reom
brick, with bath and toilet; house just
newly papered. in good condition; Hkx7lz
rods. Terms. Make offer.
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FOR SALE - 49,
TR AND BREAK THE GRIP
OF THE LANDLORD.
Sc 1oo-One Of these beautiful 5-rooa l 2
brick cottages, with costly manesl.
plumbing and electric fixturesi
frame stable. large lot. south ez-
posture. off sth East car line. see
il is all we ask.
81 5oO-New modern 7-room buff brick, ar
tistic and comfortable, with an air
OF refinement; on + St
e 15O-Modern 6-roorn. with space for
moro IN attic. Interior arrange
ment is immense 1.-TWO choice man
tells, large lot, amidst the best
homes IN Lincoln ave,
8. Z50JNew modern brick. rooms, han
and slcove. It's properly designed
and has Sc many Of those little
improvements which mean so much
ia housekeeping. Southeast.
50 co-New s-room brick bungalow. 81
perbly finished throughout and has
aIl the earmarks OF the best on
9Th ave.
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FOR SALE
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN q TRUST
COMPANY.
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a.a5o-LoT ON n ST, FACING EAST.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

A n. HUMPHREYS,
No. rs West Cd South st.
Ben f1ss. Ind. z134.
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S40O0.
60x14s r., on corner close to 18th East
and Sd So; 4-room bungalow. TIL. toilet,
fire-stone brick manseI, waxed floors,
small cellar, large front porch, sidewalks
around lot. Can build another house on
front Of lot. $500 cash.
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!
ROWAN Il THOMAS,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
mo SNAPS"
BUT
REAL BUSINESS INVESTMENTS.
$2o,000-FINE CORNER ON WEST 2D
SOUTH. CLOSE IN, 10 DAYS ONLY.
BUSINESS TERMS.
N.250-A REAL HOME, ABSOLUTELY
MODERN,' SPLENDID NtEIGHBOR-
HOOD; 5 ROOM; w. p. BRICK. 1
FRAME; FLOWERS. LAWN, CEMENT
Walks; LARGE LOT; ALLEY; AN.
IMPROVEMENTS PAID; CLOSE IN;
sl,50O CASH WILL HANDLE THIS.
S5.7be-LARGE LOT. 9TH EAST, NEAR
BRIGHAM; SPLENDID NEIGHBOR-
HOOD; ASSUME 5000 MTG. ON THIS;
GIVE Us THE BALANCE IN CASH.
s55e-2 LOTS IN WESTMINSTER
HEIGHTS, s100 UNDER THE MARKET.
s1.25o-LoT ON III ST., FACING EAST.
THOMAS z. ROWAN. w. J. THOMAS.
SUITE /,
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$2o,000-FINE CORNER ON WEST I'D
BUSINESS TERMS.
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60 acres. in alfalfa, water right; no
he acres, 100 fenced; good new brick
house; 2 acres bearing orchard; . acres
alfalfa; $50 shares Of water az 81 per
share.
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mo SNAPS"
BUT
REAL BUSINESS INVESTMENTS.
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HEBER J. GRANT & CO,
q MAIN ST. PHONES 600.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
ROWAN Il THOMAS.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
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Lot on 9Th avenue, south front, $1,000
a snap.
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Lots on isth East between 4th and 81
South, $3.50.
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Lot near liberty park, s426
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Lot on 10th avenus between G and H.
s-ln. farms
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% acres Of land, 10 IN alfalfa; good
water right: nearly all IN crops last year,
no house.
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costs BUT sle ~ ACRE.

a hINdII JUOU TRUCK FARM
This ten acres is almost In the city linn
its and there IS positively no richer land
In the valley. Can raise big crops of
choicest vegetables, as the land Is ex-
tremely rich and there Is plenty water.
THIS GROUND SHOULD PAY FOR IT.
SELF TWICE OVER IN A YEAR. Al
WOULD DOUBTLESS DO SO IF GIVEN
PROPER ATTENTION. WILL SELL AT
$500 an acre, and it would be cheap at
$500.
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1e0-aers farm IN Tooele county, well wa
.ered, everything needed on farm, teamA
wagons, cows, tools, houses, Outbhldings
u,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-22
SERMONETTES.

This is a dark world to those in
whom selfshness has turned the eyes
permanently inward
This is always a heartless world to
those who crate up their hearts for
fear of hurting them.
1t takes more than chemistry Of
soils to grow a crop and more than
theology to grow a character.
The man who boasts of being able
to break bad habit never stops long
enough to take up his own bluff.
Often the angels henr mothers
grooming when they are deaf to all
the sounds of the big church quartet.
Most of US come back some day to
the thorns that spring from the harsh
words and acts of our own sowing.
When a man thinks that his reason
has the reins on his passion he Is
often mistaking the tugs for the lines.
We need to change the proportions
between the men who are praying for
peace in heaven and those who are
promoting it here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-22
HYMNS AND THEIR AUTHORS
FLING OUT YOUR BANNER.
Nv George Washington Doane.

(rr ene IN n. j. May ~ 17ssmBuring-
ton, N. j., April r.. 1889, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New Jersey was a
Der of hymns. His works of prose and
poetry, in four volumes, were published In
1850 This missionary hymn, he tells us
was written at Riverside in 1881
Fling out the banner! Let it float
Skyward and seward, high and
wide;
The sun, that lights it's shining folds,
The cross on which the Savior died.
Fling out the banner! Angels bend
In anxious silence DER the sign,
And vainly seek to comprehend
The wonder of the love divine.
Fling out the banner! Heather lands
Shall see from far the glorious sight,
And nations crowding to be born
Baptize their spirits in it's light.
Fling out the banner! Sin sick souls
That sink and perish in the strife,
Shall touch in faith it's radiant hem,
And spring immortal into life.
Fling out the banner! Let it float
Skyward and seward, high and
wide;
Our glory, only in the cross;
Our only hope, the Cruciied!
Fling out the banner! Wide and high
Seward and skyward let it shine;
Nor skill, nor might, nor merit ours;
We conquer only in that sign.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-22
DoN'Ts FOR CHURcHMEN.

Don't mistake a fertile Imagination
for a generous heart.
Don't fail to observe that the liv-
ing truth outgrows all tape lines.
Don't overlook the fact that every
life may be known by the things it
loves.
Don't fail to learn that the lion is
never converted by leaping into its
jaws.
Don't waste time making poor laws
lest you neglect the enforcement of
good ones.
Don't fail to learn that your force
depends much on the friends you can
make.
Don't consider the purchase of a
horse on his own specifications as an
exhibition of faith in Providence.
Don't forget that as righteousness is
taught in the home, so will our nation
be the home Of righteousness.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-04-22
Fresh Man ure.

Authorities say that fresh manure
loses in the process of decay from 20
to 70 per cent of its original weight
Some tests conducted by the Cornell
Experiment Station showed that two
tons of horse manure exposed in a
pile for five months lost 81 per cent of
its gross weight, 80 per cent of it's
nitrogen, AZ per cent Of its potash.
Five tons of COW manure exposed for
the same length of time in compact
pile lost, through teaching and dissi-
patton of gases, 40 per cent in gross
weight, IL per cent of it's nitrogen,
10 per cent of it's phosphoric acid and
S per cent of it's potash.
A ton of average fresh horse ma
nure from animals fed on ordinary
balanced ration, contains about 10
pounds potash.
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his necessary devotion to his tasks
may be tie very thing that viii keep
his heart from breaking. : smaller
responsibility may serve q similar heln-
full purpose, especially if it involves
the daily discharge of a regular round
of duties. To grid ourselves fer the
humblest of regular tasks strengthens
the heart to bear trouble. The firm
ness Of the will required by fidelity 20
duty tends to restore serenity TO the
agitated and distracted heart. Active
employment is an antidote to morbid
brooding. Richter says: "A busted
heart is like a vessel Of water swung
around; hold it still and it runs over
A still nobler kind Of relief from
undue dwelling upon personal sorrow
is found in sympathy and care for
others. A loving regard for the wei
fare Of those about us, and unselhsh
devotion to their comfort, the habit of
ministering to their needs and of SYM
pathizing with them in their trials,
will greatly support US in seasons OF
severe disappointment or personal be-
reavement Our unwillingness to bur
den others with our griefs will help
us to bear them bravely and quietly.
Self-sacrifice does not create insensi-
bility to suffering, but it gives strength
to endure it with fortitude and even
with cheerfulneSS.
But the supreme source Of resigna-
tion and comfort in suffering and sor-
row is trust in the loving heavenly
Father, the Father of mercies and God
of all comfort, who is revealed in the
Scriptures and especially in the char
acter and the sufferings Of Jesus the
Christ. An inward assurance OF tllal
relationship to God is an unfailing sup
port in trouble of every sort and every
degree. To know that God Himself
heals all our sorrows, and Is the ten
der and sympathizing companion OF
our loneliness, and that He will cause
all calamities as we'll as all blessings
to work together for our good, makes
us victorious in the hour Of agony.
For a man who knows how to sorrow
rightly knows how to be glad with q
holy joy; and when he is happiest 1t is
as though there were something OF God
throbbing in his bosom. 1t is as souls
that we are the happiest; and so suffer
ing makes for happiness, because it
helps to make the SOUL When we can
feel the sympathetic throbbing of the
Infinite Heart we are comforted. ON
His will is our peace"