Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30
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 hoy. now a, natnssl sssFis ,ts g. AaEs7 1: sed ait!s And sflaefS ais not. Xj|52 z 5 351eft clos close QHsEtsra ssd s F IT. ,hetss 's " .!d and also dhe j9n af2 56af 7 s3 Not only our hpuaS eiiv 5hent is part Of lis ~ ous fsSl the arity and charm ofss5puf nei6 6hborhpo knd nitss dsss so ssed Sr eser sas ss oxs ,, et man in the silent Wal ches of fl@A d Int the cocks thAt crow early fn the mornink. the bakers cart that rattles ruIous newsboys between and S. and the miHkman who regularly rat<1As the gate at $40 in the morning in all lkinda Of weather. Ihis ds eur Httlea world, and 1t fs part Of us and we arc part pf it. It seeszA s0od t6 De hoEz5e
 ! have locked at sesrss of .cplored pictures of birds as a means of identf- hcatitn, and have come to tie con- clueion that ie birds never clAnEed of some vaiue. They hi1 look ts nc like b4y in his gc-to-eaeeting clothes, and who could ever i4Antify bey by them? There are certain marks of identification upon all birds; But art prohibits the enpha6i 6ixing of special features and it rare4y EDtk the frMe tone ,of color. In fact. there Is nothing man is not more at sea with than color. az Nature pres<nts it to the hglE1an eye. Some huH1ans are color bltxd. and many more are deficient in teeee nizing ehadesi and tones. Of course Nature doesn't hold color the some ten minutes at any time. and we shoYid be surprised to actually know the member of shades and tones of a rose In single day. s.ss
 1 pity any Tan who comes to feel simply sna1 v decevfnE aaxe hse,f l9 as1r sd asns s the mind which was created to make him a master ofAjoy as well as joiner - ing, to not only bring misery upon himself, but to kill joy for people even worse results. Action is life. and achievement is joy. The, work Of the man who feels the responsibility for his work always praises him. and af- more of slave to false thoughts than he can be to any master on earth Ehought-can make a man cringe as no human master can. It is less repre- to be a dog gone fool to- ones self. Play the game of life like a man with the spirit of true sport.
 Do ysu knew self has more moods and lenses than you and are capable of finding out zss That old comma nd: Know thyself." hasn't been needed a it should be. The man who studies himself most knows God best; and the better understands his fellowmen- Getting one's self right puts one in the
 
 things No Christian would be less child of God if lie should suppress his own ugliness3 or conquer the self righteousness which has a grip upon him like a boa constructor. It is an established fact that "he who knows himself best. esteems himself least" We are about near what we think we are as kingbird is to an eagle- We may keep up our Dretenses if we do not look in the glass too often.
 Some people who hate their enc mics think they can pray efectively, but they cannot. There is only folly ia turning to the Lord in prayer when it is convenient If the greatest prayer is patience, the next is love Of ones feIlowmen. Kindly action is better prayer than words sent heavenward urgent necessity of the soul is the basis for prayer. Prayer as a per- formance does not wear we'll; but as q part of one's daily life it is recog- nized as treasure. Praying to be guided right is not vain petition, for he who is desirous of being right and doing right must attract to him self a divine atmosphere. To know whether prayer is answered requires more than open eyes and earsEit too. -s
 Tho School Of Experience is the school where animals are taught as well as men. This is why lost pets ever after stick closer than a brother, for having -strayed and starved they little stray kitten in our neishbor- hood that was born without a home and lived like A tramp for three ID rponths: but now he is looking for a church of England. He is jet black with four white paws. and someone has given him the name Of 'Rastus; and 'Eastus has for weeks had band and at last he has attached himself to a family and is cuuningiy working for an adoption. like a high school boy for 8 diploma. And ,Rastus seems likely to win.
 They cay that eeevsrty is the only persons. there, are n.the family. to bear it. The poor. said, the Savior. we will always have with you; and our reIa- tion to the poor seems to be a quality testing connection to. see how many of us are toe much like a hog to en- ter Paradise. and just how many need a pen by themselves. It is put right up to those who know the blessings of Gods bounty not to hoard Gods supplies, but to help their brethren as they expect God to help them: and with this kind brotherly relation there comes to the helper what money cannot buy. or prayer obtain. for God seems to, have. special blessings for II given unto you" Is not a man-made law. . x
 It is stranss, fsn't it; that undue praise, becomes gsatirA? This is a good thing which can easily be made offensive. How do you suppose the praise of an insincere, or hypocritical heart sounds to the Lord Praise ac- tually deserved must sound like, music in heaven; but how do you suppose its counterfeit sounds Do you suppose kva<x af flxA ious insincerity. and every other kind of insineerity is biiehting to the, hu- man soul Man must be true to be rieht-txle to everything he professes and to every good thing revealed tc life, for there is nothing more exAct- ing. The unwritten law confronts him at every, turn. and he cannot be mak- ing victims without at last becoming victim to his own -chicanery.
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