The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16

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low.
May thy better sense Of duty
Lead thee 10 the crippic's cries,
And the ''WsII doner of the Mas
ter
Hit thee for His paradise.
CHARLES ALBERT BREWTCN.
own spiritual upHft, and, like the little
bird. We find it lifting us nearer heaven.
EDITH Y, BRADT
1851 Fsimmt street.
This life is full OF gladness,
This life is full of woe.
This life IS full Of sadness,
No matter where you go,
To-day my heart Is pining
With love. alas! IN vain:
To-day the sun is shining,
Tomorrow comes the rain.
But friends just bear your burdens
And life shall be worth while;
When melancholy greets you,
Defy it with a smile
GEORGE GODOY
Hotel Chelsea. New York City.
one Of the Christian graces is burden
bearing When We see our brother or
sister discouraged our sympathy goes
cut to them. and in comforting and con-
selling them we lose sight OF our own
troubles Bear ye one anothers burdens
and So fulfill the law Of Christ. who His
own self bare our sins, IN his own body,
or the tree. that we, being dead TO sin,
should live unto righteousness. We. then.
that are strong ought TO bear the in
firmlties Of the weak, and not TO please
ourselves. Let every one Of us please
his neighbor for his good TO edinCatiOn.
Mr.. l. F.. THOMAS.
lis Bedt1rd avenue Lyuchburg Va.
The best help is not TO bear the trou-
bles or others for them. but to inspire
them with courage and energy u bear
their burdens for themselves and meet
the difficulties OF life bravely.-Lubboci:.
Mrs. E. B. DAVIS.
20 Harvard street northwest,
"Oh, hearts that break and give no sign
Save fading lips and tresses.
Till Death pours out his cordial wine.
Slow dropped from misery's crushing
presses.
I II singing breath or echoing chord
To every hidden pang were given,
What melodies We're poured.
As sad as earth. as sweet as heaven.
Holmes.
Mrs c. T. MCLAUGHLIN.
They helped every one his neighbor
/ and every one said to his brother be Of
good courage"
Let rs bear each others burdens as we
journey on through life.
Let US help the weak and weary as
they struggle on the way:
Let us not be too self-centered, bent on
winning I'm the strife,
Let MS bear ,each others burdens every
day.
Let us bear each others burdens. let Us
lend a helping hand
To the poor, the sick. the needy, 10 the
erring ones who stray;
Let the wise ones teach the ignorant so
that they will understand.
Let us bear each others burdens every
day
Let US bear each others burdens, every
one can do his part:
We can all help make life brighter for
the little while we stay,
Just a cheerful kind word spoken Oft
times lifts load Of care.
Let us bear each others burdens every
day
JAMES CONWAY JACKSON.
Z59l Fourteenth Street northwest.
The world is large, but the same sky
canopies all. Therefore. we belong 10
one another by the "tie that binds" II
we love one another, as we are COM
manded. helping one another becomes a
pleasure. We see it ordered that many
thousands work for one. so every indi-
vidual must bring his color TO complete
the whole. so God has ordered that
men. being in need OF each other, shall
learn to love each other and bear each
others burdens" 4 look. q word Of good
win to those on life's road often makes
the mountain seem but a hill and the
burden much lighter 10 bear.
I'VE share our mutual woes,
Our mutual burdens bear,
And often for each other flows
The sympathizing tear"
ESTHER X. WHITE.
Di Gloucester street. Annapolis Md.
Bear We one another's burdens and so
fulfill the law Of Christ" The law Of
Christ is love, the new commandment
which He gave to all the world. That
We love one another" Love, then, is the
lever for lifting all lifes burdens.
Here are the burdened and striving,
Here are the cares and the tears;
Now is the time to be soothing
The frowns and the burrows and fears.
Just kind word or a greeting,
Just a warm grasp or q smile;
These are the flowers that will tighten
The burdens for many a mile.
| Blooms from the happy hearts garden
Plucked in the spirit OF love;
Blooms that are earthly reflections
OF flowers that blossom above
Mrs L. 3. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Stanhope.
Homeopathy relieves burdens. II YOU
/ have burden, try taking one from an
other Similar similibus curantur. Some
wear buttons inscribed. GO tell your
troubles 10 a policeman or ~ have
troubles Of my own" If these folks will
only lift the lid TO their hearts long
enough to take in anothers burden,
many Of their own will take this chance
TO escape. There's a button inscribed
Let's help" II worn meaningly. Your