The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-15

what shall ] do. where can ! goe O. this
aw pain ia my heart. IL there no way
Z" cas-" AZ There D. an old saving tnat
timc heals All wounds. and I thank cod
80 ma - lfht 80 the sorrow. the
sickness, all troubles are Just FOR tas
moment
And a. these things come TO one they
com" Co ALL Thes, two thoughts al.
o." r"sUsct,r OF persons go OUT anon.
tho resting places OF the dead. and Vol.
VIII una that though there had been "a
scious.
The hand that greeted the senator.
ana "a" President. and the king. b. sun
a. the hand that was hardened ON A..
er.s wheel.
1t does not make any difference now
Wh"ih'f iher" D. a plain StOu. abb. q
them from which the traveller iuII4
aside the weeds 20 read the name. To- a
YAH smart Spungtng into the heavens as
though TO tell their virtues To- the srr
o how much worth now Is the
crown of Caesar Who bids tor 30
Who trcmbles now because NerNas
crossed the H'llespont ON q bridge q, .
boats Who fears because Nebuchad-
n'zZer thunders at the gates Of Jcrtisa-
TEN Who cares whether Cleopatra
murries Anthony Can Cromwell dis
solve. the English parliament now
Elizabeth may love the Russian crown.
but she must pass - on 10 Peter ana
l"tcrstn catherine and Catherine 4.
Paul and Paul 10 Alexander and Alcs-
Never Come BaeN
Are they gone Can they never cone
back No. call the roll Of all the kings
ana queens or earth. and none will su-
HW"r. You have been calling the roll
"t som, or your nciEhbors but none
Nill answer. no. they are gone. and Euus
i"rrN,r Why should We struggle f.r
90 your path had been smooth YOU
would have depended upon your own
Fur"fuotodncss. but God roughcncd thaf
path. that would Lnr 20
Ills hand ~ the weather had BEEN
mild SOU would have fingered along the
water courses. but at the first howl "
heavcuward and wrapped around tho
warm cloak OF sa, tours righteous
ness
What hav ] done said tho shear %
wheat Go the farmer What have I done
that you beat me su hard with your
but the rake takes orr the straw. and
the mill blows off tho Chaff 20 the wind
aud the golden grain falls down al Use
foot 81 the windmill After awhile tho
straw looking down from tho mok upon
the golden grain banked upon either side
or tho floor. understands why tho farm
or beats the sheHf with the fail
III. Eternity IS the important thing.
We have learned that pleasure are FOR
a moment. that troubles ARE for a moo
m'nl hut eternity is everlasting
"tI.cf each blade or grass n God
would ,ndow o. bird with immortality
and command 90 90 remove one ounce
b. done. o. would be eternity still
hut mon. 80 cost FumethinE to gain
talking In dollars ana cents Though it
may cost SOU something from that
standpoint.
@ mean how much in respect OF our
relations % the world. Q am liked very
we'll now by my worldly friends. but ~
become r. follower Of Christ I may
things mut b. said ~ mo. where nov. {
hear nothing but what f. pleasant ArI
goo mon turn this thing over and over
again Boo their minds. Weighing the prof.
"rNen tho question arises what viii
d. with Ic7ue. who BIZ called the Christi
We are not prepared 20 accept Him va
Hr. u.t prepared t1 reject Him NJ ia
painful. Co.. imurrii earth. Do is terrible In
..rf.If heaven.
HTuaaibiF Som. ono will cay Lei ra
releEafo christ q. the museum. and rf|r
religion Co the depository az Antiquity.
a. i'r ,"1r.".Eg We rnfe g1'grown rrr
believe Dol the apostle. we have "a rr..H
OFF our Hwn believe in thr tvrrt..a
Progress and Prosperity
IN. I. uu Hr" .t material .-HEr.
wonderful thi1fs w. arc matirf CO.,.
Kind i7 imrrutirE o.. people arc hr.rr
educated society Del becoming more r.
iinrd morality n" d.sti VII -.g. w.
dear fn sur fHrrf0fhHr. This Ia che sH.
sva~ chat risrt como tH some
taaasb. ar', li.-1.,, .- .mra-,sr, v.r
wont enmnflirE moro fhgn thia wnrIi
vi'h ra rapid progress a'.re ea many
without I.sur sou vIr sInk o. utrs
lower and H Wfr lower in The moral
t.f." .r'I SOM. H'F YOU WIZ hate
faEa fNr s4yIr~ nrrf without Him Won
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