The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-05-30

"A doctor told me that a certain
woman in town is not at all what the
people suppose her to be and with
this fact before me l believe l shall
threaten her. What do you say?"
saw that | don't have much respect
for any doctor who would blab to
YOU any secret that his office revealed
to him and as. for you threatening to
expose her, that makes me peeved
beyond compare. The best thing for
YOU to do is to forget 1t, and change
) doctors the next time. you have a lit
tie piece Of bad work to do for you.
No.
what do you think of preachers
who 90 about ,over the country in
private and tell people that other
churches and preachers are all wrong,
and then these same preachers
brother the other preachers to their
faces?" should Keep all my little
yaluables locked up while the hypo-
critics were in the hotse. No map
can blow hot and cold with the same
mouth and get by, with the hypocrisy.
when is one actually saved for all
timer" When he dies in saved
Estate of mind. There is always a
i chance that man will step aside, and
y the danger is not removed until death.
Z He who gets SO dead sure that he will
! make it, should live very near the line
so that the Spirit of God can get
\ quick action upon him. L think we
: ought to know that we are in saved
y condition and then fear lest the condi-
> ton change.
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How does ones voice 60 over the
4 telephone wiref" There are some
e things that do noe know and this is
i one of them. | do know however,
> that the wire is not at all needed, tor
4 ones voice can CO. just as well with
9 out the wire. We look upon the wire
! as mans wisdom and. wonderful
= achievement, but 50 years from now
we will look upon it as mans ignor-
+ ance, and but few, wires will be used
to transmit words or power.
DO you believe that we sleep in
: the grave". All OF a person that is
put In the grave might as well be
asleep as in any other state. But, say,
brother, how much OF dead man do
they ever pat In the grave! What
would soul and a spirit look like
covered up with earthf When you are
resurrected 1t will be from among the
dead and not from among the asleep
folks.
DO YOU really think there is hell
with capital H?" will quote few
rhymes:
There is q line unseen by US;
II crosses every patti,
1t Is the boundary
Between Gods patience and his
wrath.
To- cross this limit is to die;
And die as If by stealth.
1t may not dim the eye
Nor pale the glow of health.
The conscience may yet be at ease,
The spirit light and gay;
That which pleases still may please
And care be thrown away.
But on the forehead God has set
lndelibly mark;
Unseen by man, for man as yet is
Blind and in the dark.
Indeed the doomed ones path below
May bloom as Eden's bloom;
She will not--does not know,
Nor believe that she is doomed.
Bow ere the awful trumpet sounds
:, And calls vnt to the bar;
For mercy knows the appointed hour
And turns to vengeance there.
Hell is that woeful dreadful place
where Jesus never shows his face,
where sinners damned with devils
remain
In hopeless sorrow, endless pain.
That sinners black as hell
Are saved, know full well;
FOR | his mercy have not missed,
And am black as hell.
Ihe living look with dread,
Ihe frightened dead arise
start from their monumental bed
AND lit their CLASSY eyes.
Horrors all hearts apall-