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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA,
FEBRUARY
1000,
INTEREST IN OTHERS
Dr. Talmage Portrays Two Kinds
of Busybodies.
The Gift of Evil Speech of Some Peo-
ple—=How We May Have a Dens
avolent Interest In the Af-
fairs of Others,
[Copyright, 1200, by
Louis Klo
In this discourse Dr. Talmage shows
how should interest our
the affairs of others for their
but never for their damage
1 Peter, 4:15 uh
men's matters.”
Human nature is
ages. In the
world's existence
eharacteristics as
teenth century, the
ing that they had
for a longer time,
of goodness or §
instead of
40 or 50 ye
we elves in
benefit,
Text,
bus other
ybody in
all
the
ame
nine-
in
of
the
century
had the
people in the
only difference
the
It was 500
same
second
pe ople
bes
characteristics
years
vears of meanness
meanness for
Well, Si Peter,
rver of what was
wught
tics
ars. mon
who was a keen obse
going on around him, one
sight
wore
eriticism
pes
bility, ar
which
ang fron
start
mn ec) ing or rel
will they
for hunting out the deficits of others,
{in the way their counting-room
they may have heard that a firm in
toe same line of business was in trou
ble, ard they said: “Sorry, very sor-
ry,” bu: they went in rnd sat doen
«t their table and opeued the book
eonta‘ning a full statement of their
affairs to see if they were in peril of
being eaught in a similar cyclone
Gadders about town, with hands in
pockets and hats set far back on the
head, waiting to hear baleful news, are
failures now or will be fallures. Chris.
tian men and women who go round
with mouth and looks full of interro-
gation points to find how some other
church member is given to exaggera-
tion or drinks too much or neglects
his home for greater outside attrac.
tions have themselves su Kitle grace
in their hearts that no one suspects
they have any. In proportion as people
are consecrated and holy and useful
they are lenient with others and dis.
posed to say: “Walt until we hear the
other side of that matter. I cannot
believe that charge made against that
man or woman until we have some
better testimony than that given by
these scandal mongers, I guess it ia
a lie”
How is It that you can always find
two opinions about anyone and those
two opinions exactly opposite? I will
tell you the reason. It is because there
tell you that have no t.me
to
| curve of his nd
are two sides to every character-the
best side and the worst side. A well
disposed man chiefly seeks the best
side; the badly-disposed seeks chiefly
the worst side, Be ours the desire to
gee the best side, for it is healthier for
us to do so and stirs admiration, which,
is an elevated state, while the desire
to find the worst side keeps one in a
and
Svap
ing
spirit of disquietude and disgust
mean suspicion, and that is a pull
down of our own nature, a disfigure-
ment of
1fraid the imperfections of others will
kill us yet.
The habit 1 dep a
the visage. k
everybody 1
our own character, 1 am
lore pt to show
itself in man
who wi hes
onstrates his dispositi
His features may
of handsome phy ogni
puts into that man's eves
stril
the signature
soon de
fractu
and in upper
and lower lip Divine
il. And
unly as though it had
all his face
is one of my pri
the w 1Y to the
you see it at a glance,
been writs
rose color:
He is on
I ble
» benedictions that
Look at him
over in
“This neces.
coronation, him
] ns
Ad-
On the ot
tl
they are
| amen
There is
a pol
never
has made
he will
ections
tical mistake n ch
recover At the next «
be will be put back and put down in-
to a place of disapproval from which
he will Just go to that
man and unroll the seroll of 100 splen-
Cid Americans who, after occupying
high places of promotion, were rele-
gated to private life and public scorn.
Show him in what glorious company
he has been placed by the anathema
of the ballot box,
If you are rightly interested in oth-
er men's matters, go to those who are
just starting in their ococupations or
professions and give them a boost
Those old physicians do not want your
help, for they are surounded with
more patients than they can attend to,
but cheer those young doctors who
are counting out their first drops to
patients who cannot afford to pay.
Thore old attorneys at the law wang
no help from you, for they take re-
tainers only from the more prosper
ous clients, but cheer those young ats
torneys who have not had a brief at
all Inerative, Those old merchants
have thelr business so well established
that they feel independent of banks,
of all changes ia tariffs, of all panies,
but cheer those young merchants who
are making thelr first mistakes in bar
gain and sale, That old farmer who
has 200 acres in best tillage and his
barns full of harvested crops, and the
wheat at high prices before it was
reaped, needs no sympathy from you,
but cheer up that young farmer whose
never rise,
acres are covered with a big mortgage |
and the drought strikes them the first
year. That builder with
made for the construction of half a
dozen houses and the owners impa-
tient for occupancy is not to be pitied,
but give your sympathy to that
chanic in early acquaintance
hammer and saw and bit and amid all
the limitations of a journeyman,
forth
8 matiers,
contracts |
10
with
Go to be a busybody in other
men 80 far as you can help.
ing them out, and help them on. The
world is full of those who
spend their life in such allevi 8, but
tance that overtops and
He had
waited upon
of instances
ution
there is one in
others, lived in a
him.
celipses all
pa
He was ¢h
with gold,
with pe
18 coroneted and in sn¢
gave hi
at rose on hi
ions could not be er
ice. Radiant ones
grioted. a {reels
long
1 stop ped at gate
and hosani
Centuries m not a pi
y never set, His
d, for the)
boundari and uncontested
Upon all that luster and
nt of splendors
d put down His
sun th
larg:
and environmie
back ar
vot of H
throne, and on
His
Bethlel
what
Are
of
Asia Minor and
of Benares on
the
EB { and ye
ns weej aver
murdered households in
ye amid
the graves
the idolatries
the Ganges and ye dwellers on
banks of the Androscoggin and the
Alabama and the Mississippi and the
Oregon and the Shannon and the Rhine
and the Tiber and the Danube and the
Nile and the Euphrates and the Cas-
pian and Yellow seas; ye of the four
corners of the earth whe have greeted
me again and again, accept this point
blank offer of everything for nothing:
of everything of pardon and comin
and illumination and safety ani
Heaven, “without money and without |
price.” What a gospel for all lants, all |
zones, all ages! Gospel of sympathy! |
Gospel of hope! Gospel of emancipa-
tion! Gospel of sunlight! Gospel of
entbhronement! Gospel of eternal vie- |
tory! Take it, all ye people, until your |
#ins are all pardoned and your sorrows
ail solaced and your wrongs all righted
and your dying pillow be spread at the
foot of a ladder which, though like the
one that was let down to Bethel, may
be thronged with descending and as-
cending immortals, shall nevertheless
have room enough for you to elimb,
foot over foot, on rungs of light, till you
go clear up out of sight of all earthly
perturbation, into the realm where |
“the wicked cease from troubling and
the weary are at rest, -
The man who wants the earth is in.
variably the first to grow! about his
taxes ~Chieago Dally News,
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS
WHAT OUR NATIONAL LAW MA!
ERS ARE CONSIDERING.
8ome of the More Important Work of |
the National
the Committees Report
Vpon-—Washington Topics,
Jan, 29
que
acked
Brit.
ans be
In the United States Senate
Mr. Mas Hiinois
tion of privilege and
the British government
ish Vice Consul at
cause of an interview in which the
Vice Consul had assailed Mr. Mason
for the position he had teken in be
half of the Transvaal Republic in its
war with Great Britain Mi
South Carolina a speech on
Philippine ques
in the House the
ganization of the Wea
been detracked” b
i 13, It being bitterly oppose
who disap the
The
Arose to a
sharply att
and the
Orle
on
New
made
Lior
Prove of
tenure provision it
however, remains the
ution offered
the
wet
the
spondence
verbal comm
which he has had with o
National City Bank of
York cerning the transfer
old Custom House to the
City Bank
ance of all
t hat 4
fcials
New
of the
National
tions
of the
con
A a——— ——-
MILLIONS IN WOOL.
Enormous Business Done In One Day |
by the Trust
Ten million dollars’ worth of busi
ness in one day is the new record
made by the American Woolen Com.
pany, commonly khown as the Wool
Trust
At the close of business in New
York Monday it was found that fully
$10,000,000 worth of orders had been
booked, and Tuesday the sales were
almost us large. By 10 o'clock Mon.
day nearly three hundred buyers were
waiting to place orders for all sorts
of fall woolen fabrics.
Mr. Woodhull, the New York selling
agent of the trust, said that the con.
cern did an annual business of $60.
000,000, and that almost six months of
ite products were bargained for ahead
Prices of woolens have gone up con
siderably: how much Mr. Woodhull
declined 10 say. “The raw material
has aflvanced tremendously.” he sald,
“and 1 do not eare to quote figures,
In fact, on some linea | could not do
it if | wanted to. We have had no tron.
ble In getting good prices for what
ever we offered.”
in addition to the throng of buyers
who were on the spot, many orders
were received by telegraph by
mail. The trust will not take orders
for later delivery than July 1
Congress—Billa That |
Favorably
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preservative of new leather
aud the best renovator of oid
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