Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-12-19
When VIII Wonders Cease?


In talking with one of our
town doctors along lines of new
thoughts and progress he read
US a short piece he had scratch
ed down in his day dreams and
we have permission to use it. 1t
is certainly out of the general
trend and we give it here:
This question is as old as time
and becomes less answerable
with successive ages. The solv-
ing of each problem only widers
the field of research. 1t sharpens
the appetite or desire to dive
deeper and multiplies the powers
to unravel. There is nothing
new under the sun. 1t was all
here in the beginning and will
always be just as new, just as
old and just as limitless to the
individual mind. Each day
brings the announcement of new
discoveries or new inventions. 1t
is the same old, new thing and
proves that it is a part of the
wool and web of him who cries,
have found, seel If the dis
covery be an element of matter,
he carries it as a part of his
physical makeup. If it be a
machine, he has one like it in
the greatest of all machines, the
human body. If it be a new
force or power, he is introduced
to the wee bit of self which runs
only one of the great multiplicity
of the machines in his own
body. The finding, is only be-
coming acquainted with self; a
comparison with an image stor-
ed away in part of the brain
heretofore not used. There are
plenty more stored there and the
finding of this only uncovered
others, which in turn may step
out of the way Of an ever in
creasing host waiting to be call
ed and to serve. Each is a part
of the greatest creation, which
represents in it's perfection evcvy
particle of matter and the blend
ing and use of this in every
structure, design, motion and
force possible in nature. 1t all
reaches back to the beginning
where every thing that is or can
be was created in its perfection.
| When all else was made, every
element used, every design per-
fected, every force tried and
ev cry motion proven, the button
was touched by the hand of the
Great Builder and world
was and moved in all it's grand
eur, wonder and beauty, and in
harmony with divine and heaven
ly music. The Almighty viewed
the work of his hand and was
not content. He said, | will con-
tinue all this in one mighty
creation and call it man. The
story says God made man from
the dust of the earth. 1t does
not say that any one, two or
three elements of the earths
composition were used. 1t would
not be the dust of the earth if
any single element was left out.
Therefore every elment was used
and the human body contains
every element in nature. Then
to be Gods greatest creation it
must contain every other posi-
BILE creation. If any one thing
had been left out, it would not
have been his greatest creation.
He looked at man and was
pleased. He then gathered all
the forces of nature, added to
this a spark of divinity, a spark
of self and blew into his nostrils
the breath of life. The machine
started and man became living
soul. The next time you say
when will wonders cease, "look
in the glass and ask how much
you know of self. To find the
wonders and explain the work
ings of any small organ within
your body will give scope for all
your mental force the rest of
your days and be vastly more
valuable than lands and cattle to