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ing and planning about everything
else except the protection and
strengthening of the family which is
the basis of all society and of all
government and civilization and even
religion.
INFATUATION.
There is also a love that is of the
nature of simple infatuation —a kind
of magnetism, a sort of charm; for a
time it fascinates, but it passes like
the mist. It is gone like the dew be
fore the rising of the sun. It doesn’t
stand trial and tribulation and test
ing; and yet many of our people never
wait for a real sensible, sane analy
sis of the relation into which they are
about to enter, that they may deter
mine whether it is geniune or spu
rious. The only love that can pos
sibly be relied upon in marriage is
the love begotten of reverence and
respect. No woman can continue to
love and trust a man that she can not
I
respect. There has got to be first of
all a character worthy of reverence
and respect. There has got to be
tests and trials and tribulations and
difficulties in the marriage relation.
These things we have got to face and
we must know beforehand that there
is a rock-ribbed character that will
not sway or fall before the winds of
adversity.
This marriage of love was a mar
riage of believers. Ruth had renounc
ed her idolatry and had become a
worshiper of Israel’s God. Boaz was
a believer and their union was a un
ion of- believers in one holy bond.
How much unhappiness comes as the
result of the marriage of spiritual and
unspiritual people. There can be no
congeniality, nothing in common be
tween them for their desires, ambi
tions and thoughts are very different.
I am going to set up as a rule that a
Christian woman shall not marry an
unbelieving man, and a Christian man
shall not marry a woman that is not a
Christian. All I have to say about
that is to quote that the Apostle Paul
says, and he speaks for God: “Be ye
not unequally yoked together with un
believers,” and he is laying down a
principle that applies to all relations.
It is a sad situation for a woman to
be married to -a man who has no per
sonal sympathy with her. religious life
The Lady Trom Alabama
(Continued Trom Page Six)
in her subconscious mind —which she
was destined to recall —later.
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Burwood Morris paced beneath the
apple trees of the little home garden,
at Hampton Placer, a prey to profound
mental emotions.
Every step was a groan.
His heart was wrung with such deep,
stern agony, UUt it staggered him.
He would stop, mow and then, to lift
his white face to the blue, bittern sky,
with the look of one who had been
wounded to the death. The Light
seemed gone out of him. Pride lay
like a conquered gladiator at his feet.
The world about him was June, and
the leaves thick upon the apple trees,
but his heart was bleak as December.
Mrs. Morris attributed this mood to
excessive smoking. How easy it is to
place the sorrow of the heart upon a
dozen cigars. The man fcr woman
who is afraid of the great emotions of
life calls Truth, Pessimism. Shakes
peare is not, of necessity, Hamlet.
The Golden Age for June 9, 1710.
'RUTH
(Continued from Page Three)
and duties. It is an equally sad situa
tion for a man to be linked up with
a woman who has no personal inter
est or sympathy with him in his Chris
tian duties and obligations and priv
ileges. It is a very serious proposi
tion for a woman to be tied up to a
man with whom she could not kneel
in prayer at the time of trouble and
sorrow and disappointment and death,
and it is likewise true of a Chris
tian man whose wife has no faith in
his God.
My last point concerning this mar
riage of Ruth and Boaz is that it was
a marriage sanctioned by God. From
the day when Ruth renounced her
worship of idols and turned to the
living God, Israel’s God began to
guide her life and to plant her foot
steps. He arranged the meeting be
tween her and Boaz, and in all the
steps of that friendship that sprung
up between them, His hand was to be
seen. And we can only surmise the
happiness in that home —that home
formed by God, serving God, and be
ing directed by Him. We as Chris
tians can trust God for most things,
but so often when it comes to this
relationship, we do not trust His
guidance, we do not ask what His will
is in such a matter. And how fool
ish this is, since this is the most im
portant of all our relations, and more
than anything else needs the guiding
of an all-wise Hand. Men and women,
Christian men and women, too, of
ten enter into this relation, this most
sacred relation, without ever stop
ping to think whether it be of God or
not, and we may not be surprised
when infelicity reigns in the home
thus formed. Oh, young people, you
who are considering making this step,
if I could only impress upon you the
importance of the step you are about
to make, and cause you to stop and
find out God’s will. I would not dis
courage marriage; in the congenial
home, heaven is found; in the home
where discord is found, disappoint
ment, unhappiness, misery and an
guish of heart and mind can not be
avoided. Seek God, you who are con
sidering this step, and ask for His
guidance, and in His will, heaven will
be found in this as in all other phases
of life.
He smiled a little grimly, as he flick
ed the gray ash from his morning ci
gar.
He felt that the dull, mechanic du
ties of the little home and the store
were simply narcotics to the sharp
pain, that seemed to tear body and
soul asunder. If Rose Churchill suf-'
sered as he did, if her spirit-agony was
as intense as his, if she felt that she
walked in a long, unending garden of
Gethsemane, as he had often done, if
the Light was gone from her heart
as from his —then Death would claim
its own. This was the sure end. This
was the scientific climax to it all.
He was compelled to pace up and
down the garden path, under the
shade of the young apple trees, to
ease the clutch of this mighty love,
that had seized him by the throat,
that had looked into his eyes, and
down deep through the bars of his
soul. He would never be the same man
again. Abraham had lifted the knife
over Isaac, and, analagously, his own
HOME REMEDY
Mrs. Tempie Clark suffered for
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Mrs. Clark, who lives in Timberville,
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“Some years ago I jumped off a
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RHEUMATISM
A CURE GIVEN BY ONE WHO HAD IT
In tbe Spring of 18931
was atta c ke£l b y muß
- inflammatory
A * rheumatism. I suffered
/ as l bose who have it
I know, for over three
I " -/wWI years, and tried almost
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Here’s a Bargain.
I want to swap five (5) gallons of
Vita Spring water for any case of Dys
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Here is my offer: You deposit $2.00
with me for two demijohns.
I will send you ten (10) gallons of
Vita Water fresh from the spring.
You drink it, then return the demi
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Fate stood ready to sacrifice him.
It seemed to him that if he could
get away from the house it would be
easier for him.
Nature had a voice for this mood of
the spirit, and she would speak to
