THINGS THAT MATTER
HAPPINESS. Dr. James Hamilton, in his fine wisdom, asked: “Are you not surprised to find how independent of money peace of conscience is, and' how much happiness can he condensed m the humblest home? A cottage will not hold the bulky furniture and sumptuous accommodations of a mansion; hut.: if God he there, a cottage will hold us much happiness as might stock a palace.” * * * * The Bible, like the sky, is most varied. It is a hook full of sorrow and a hook full of joy. The Bible is a mosaic; and each part will bear the microscopic ivew of an admiring eye. -X- -x- -x- ¥■ Worldl.v fame and pleasure arc destructive to the virtue of the mind; nnixoux throughts nr apprehensions are injurious to the health of the body. Chinese. * -X- * . * \ Dost thou desire that thine own heart should not suffer, redeem thou the sufferer from the bonds of misery. imcmma airiasagaaqa
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1931, Page 1
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156THINGS THAT MATTER Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1931, Page 1
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