The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-22

i"ic"H by the everlasting promise.
nor is 9 sii a. al S Si NE - 20 5, live
Ihat 70 i've and die by faith IN tni-
promise rs 20 live again IN a universe
where the toll Of the grinder shall no
more be seen. where the gaVel shall
give PLACE TO the seeptre OF triumph,
shall be forgotten In the rest glory and
eternal Joy In that kingdom reserved for
those who shall love his neighbo as
himself. and faithfully observe the ar,
and last great laws
The Law OF life Is the prevailing
law The certainty OF the prvrn-
promise Is here revealed Every nower
that blooms opens its heart TO mankind
the breath OF Heaven paints the petals.
world. while It's life Is fully given 10
cheer The living and preserve the mem
ory or the dead. II dies. yet by the
the world. Life, we know not What
thou art. but We do know that a shall
soar above the limits Of our bodies n
- LOT us not 20 have lived In vain. for
nothing In this world f. without a pur-
pose. and TO have fulnlled our purpose
- Tor W. crown Of glory.
The glory OF man il not unlike the
flower of the field. he endureth for a
time. fullnls his destiny and Is Gu,
conscious good Il largely within hts
care and Keeping When a good man
dies he leaves an inheritance. which
face. and his memory is as fragrant a.
the rose which gives It's life a. bsnc,
Ilcuon 20 the world. cheering the count
NerSary OF memory's claims we TESTIFY
70 the virtues Of those who sleep until
me me last great day We bring hope 10
life.
ITO preserve. defend and perpetuate
whatsoever things are true and OF good
report the odd Fellows and paughters
OF hebecca we're founded. They occupy
a conspicuous place for lasting good
snons American Institutions, and in
our civilization. Their creeds are not
new. bu' they seek 10 emphasize again
service in behalf Of others T. after an
the immortal asset ~ we'll spent life
re help others Is the active principle OF
might well be its motto. and many who
or themselves were not sufficient ror
.ife'S journey have been made srrone
This principle Of mutual help b--
been the means Of drawing the thous-
ands 90 a better life. do not think
Is understood that odd Fellowshtu fos-
iors the church, honOrtnE 81. and seek
i ing 70 emulate In humanitarian princi-
pies. without desiring to supercede Il
m any way our songs are not the
stirring calls 20 battle. save a. we join
IN the Divine chorus Of Praise 70 tbe
Giver ~ ali Riessings' ana o. fortb -
vase battle against sin and unrighteous-
''.-e.'NfN me 10 reel nuntherg woe.
To hide the fault 7 see.
Tho mercy 20 others show
That mercy show TO me
The proper estimate Of the mower ~
any given force for good or evil may
Ie gagged 70 some extent by the general
tendency Of that force. Which wnv h. M
going. because nothing I'm this universe
Is stationary The Character nature
quality, tendencies may be measured by
the purpose. the origin. the history. ard
the Ideals of an organ cation This L.
as much true Of "a c1netituent efet-.sn,
~ society. a. ~ rs true 81 FocIctv as !,
whole We believe ~ 20 be the common
DUTY OF All 20 listen TO the crvs OF dis.
Tess, the nursing Of the sick. and the
death watch
go. Good signs.
-, ~ - Saif Or the ancient Spartan
mat thev provided fruit waser and per.
rune Tor the stranger who wandered
their way This was their sign 81 vel
come. These same people had another
ueautful custom. In every community
mere was a crude sort Of urn into
Whlch the peoulc place e. common pebble
N the day Rad been good dark ono m
Uo.nle had ovcr-takcn them. These
pennies were counted and investigated
~ the close ~ each day and such ale,
Nlation administered a. needed. II va.
good custom which brought happines,
70 All Zach felt the protection the
Other was able ~ give
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