The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

strength; seek his face evern,ore. Re-
member his marvellous works that he
hath done; his wonders, and the tHdg-
ments of his MOUTH Chron. 16. Il, IL.
Holy Spirit. wilt thou bring 10 my
remembrance the things I ought never
to have FORGOTTEN? Sanctify my mem
Dry Quicken Its hold upon the good.
May 1t retain its treasures May the
lesson of yesterday not have To be
learned over again today:--J w Jow-
EFT.
Monday. His affection fs more bund-
antly toward you. while he reneul-
bereth the obedience of you all. how
with fear and trembling We received
him.--II Cor. Z: 10.
Tomorrow has no overflow TO make
good a lost yesterday
Make this afternoon sublime. this
afternoon psalm, this night prayer
and life Is conaured and thy crown is
won.--Edward Rowland still
Tuesday. Jerusalem remsmbereth IN
the days OF her aff,icton and of her
iniseries all her pleasant things that
were from the days Of old For Jeho-
yah hath afflicted her for the multi
/ &,
b.
l know OF the future Judgment,
How dreadful soever 1t be.
That to sit alone with my conscience
VIII be judgment enough for me.
Wednesday, There came unto him
a woman having an alabaster cruise OF
exceeding precious ointment and she
poured il upon his head, az he sat at
meat Jesus said, Verify. I say unto
you. wheresoever this gospel shall be
preached in the whole world. that also
which this woman hath done shall be
spoken of for a memorial of her.--Matt
20; I. 10 10
Each one has 1t in his power to make
many rejoice in his birth. or To make
them rue the day on which he was
born.
Thursday The memory of the right
eeas Is blessed but the name of the
wicked shall r"t.--Prov. 1917.
In months of sun so live that months
of rain shall be happy.
Only day. yet forever
Its impulse shall with thee remain;
And the fruit of its fabor shall never
I Be given to ripen again.
w. Fletcher Johnson.
Friday. When Timothy came even
TOW unto us from YOU. and brought
as glad tidangs OF your faith ana love,
and that We have good remembrance OF
US always. longing to see us, even as
We also to SEQ you; for this cause,
brethren we were epnforted over YOU:
for now We live. If ye stand fast in
the Lord Thess. 5: 6-s.
We are often standing upon the hill
Of signs. and looking back to the pleas
ant places which oar feet tread no
more. recalling he opportunities which
have departed. remembering the sweet
Sabbaths in the home of childhood.
the mornings when we went with the
multitude ~ friends. to the house of
God. the quiet evenings filled with the
voice of sacred song. the days when it
seemed easy and natural to be good,
when gracious currents of holy in
fiuence were bearing us onword. almost
without effort. toward better life.
Henry Van Dyke
Saturday. | thank my sod upon
all my remembrance of you, always in
every suppIication of mine on behalf of
YOU all making my supplication with
Joy for YoJr Fellowship in furtherance
of the gospel from the first day until
now.--Phil. J.: 3-5.
Never day Is given
But ii tones the after years.
And II carries up TO heaven
It's sunshine or its tears:
While the tomorrows stand and wait
The silent mutes by athe outer gate.
The test OF enjoyment Is the remem-
hrance it leaves behind.-=Jean Paul.
During the campaign In South Afri-
ca General Baden-Powell tapped
telegraph wire with results that gave
him much praise. But one little girl
had opinions of her own concerning
the exploit. She listened very atten-
lively to the account Of the proceed
Ing and to the approving comments
OF the elder members OF the family.
but when they had finished she said
decisively. Well, ] think II was very
rude OF him TO listen