The Washington herald., 1911-01-01

lookese toward justice. choose thou for
others what thou choosest for thyself"
According to Ward, one Of the chief
cauacs of increase Of brain has been the
tendency to associate. The decree II i'm
mutabls that progress depends upon so-
ciability. Sociability ts promoted when
We purify our eyes from beho1dmg any
a. snan8ers"-when We can see God in
our fellow-man. The recognition q the
iuterdependence Of al human beings -
leading to the general diffusion Of kn0wl
edge which viii bring equality to all
The differences which then exist-the
diversity which Is really harmonyIwill
be due to difference in capacity. Tho
goal to be reached is perfection. accord
ing to kind or station. and this perfection
Is happiness" Then human thought win
soar from the chrysans Of knoWiedee
into the glorious liberty Of the atmos-
phere Of wisdom. All will know tha4 our
needs and our pleasures are but links
in the golden chain which binds each
to all
Il. who saw power. see now love per-
feet too. Maker, remake. compaete[
trust what they shalt do" Then shan
the ringing Of all tho joy bells uaE IN
ALICE BU11uN.
Optimism means much 70 Q true ana
tried opttmist Our motto. Lets help
should be the password for the yer 1Sn.
Remember, God never lets q helping
hand become empty. There are many
ways to be helpful. by seeming cheerful.
IN looking calm and pleasant. Keeping
tally ON the host Of happy days.
when troubles march to meet -
Salute them at the door.
Extend both hands to greet them
Their worst will soon be o'H:
Beat down their stormy bugie9
With your rejoicing drums,
And mailed in lofty courage.
Accept whatever comes-'
LAURA v. AILH.
So inveterate is our habit Of criticism
that much Of our knowledge IN this d.
rection belongs to the chapter Of path
ology. The crowd in the street oftener
furnishes degradations than angels or
rcdeemers, but they all prove the trans
parency. Every spirit makes its house.
and We can give a shrewd guess from
the house to the inhabitant- But not less
does nature furnish us with every sign
Of grace and goodness-Emerson-
To be sociable one must, indeed be
kindly. To be kindly one must be large
hearted. To be large-hearted one must
think broadly. To think broadly leads
US into a world Of wide sympathies. To
be sympathetic and at the same timo
helpful. one must be able to analyze any
given situation and be positive In good.
thus aiding those in need Of sympathy
to rise out of trying conditions. Life is
made up Of conditions This is be-
cause we are. of verify, a social whole,
and each ones thoughts effect the entire
community. AS we train our thoughts to
go broadly out, flowing forth in sweet
sincerity and truth. we become angels Of
light. optimistic rays for good cheer and
our words of kindly, gracious cheerful
ness may aid many a depressed soul.
tighten thus unconsciously many an
overburdened mind. To be sociable Is .
duty as well as a pleasure, and being
both q duty and a pleasure, it soon be-
comes joy.
We must ever be happy. God Is. an4
thus we are daily blessed.
I'm the name of our Lord the Il
BAHIA! Praise be unto Thee, o thou God
o. the world and Creator Of nations Ex-
allied Is Thy praise and sanctified is Thy
name! o Lord! Enable US to accomplish
our work through Thy mercy and facili-
tate unto us our affairs
Verify, Thou art the bestower! There
is no God but Thee, the first and the
last"
E.E. RowELLDUNLOP.