The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-08

evening ever help you particle on the
next day, Harry 2 asked tile old man.
Il cont know that it did still could
not help Worrying
i know better. You can help worry.
ing, IT you will. You helped it last night
didn't your
Yes
And you can help it to night and to
morrow night, if you will
How 2
Think Of your wife's health and happi
ness. That should be motive enough.
surely. to cause a little self denial
Self denial, Uncle Phil
'F"s, Cor | think YOU must have a Ger
tam enjoyment in these moody states. else
you would not indulge them so often.-
Your own reason tells you that ,hev are
fruitful OF great harm. But deeper r,a
son why they should cease is, that thev
involve dlsrust in Providence. Harry,
You are IN the hands of one who knows
your wants. and who will see that they
are provided for JUS, in the degree that is
oesi Tor your eternal as well as your earth
~ good. No anxious care; no dread Of
coming disaster; no gloomy dis,rust or
chaiing doubls will change the events of
Tomorrow. They are TO be ministers of
good Ia you, though not always in the
way YOU have desired. Is II not the
worst OF folly, man, to sit hrooding in
darkness because tn affairs Of Your daily
lite do not shape themselves according to
your short sighted planniugsl You can
help tbs unhappy brooduug over what
cannot te changed, and YOU must do it,
i will try, ans~ cred the young man.
You must try, and succeed also. Let
!he,e he no giving up or going back
Habit lis second nature. You have fallen
INT" bad habit. Break it up with viz
orous hand, and go work in the forma
ton OF good habit. Af:er awhile YOU
VIII hnd It as easy to carry home a pleas
ant lace AS you now do clouded ONE
And lhink what a wonderful difference i,
will make in your home =
When the day vent down. and Lester
turned his steps homeward, he felt the
old dark states falling like funeral dra
perry around him. There had been moth.
lug III the days business Of AN unusanIIy
depressing character. 1t had been fair
days business. and ne should have been
satisfied. But having indulged NOR.
h'd way Of looking at things So long, his
mind had taken on diseased action,
aud now there WAS depression Of spir.
ITS that 1t seemed impossible to throw off
lhus 1t WAS with hun WI en- he assembled
the Steps of his dwelling, and reached
out his hand to open the door
This will not do lie said, pausing.-
And he stood still at the unopened door
Tor some moments. Il shall mar every
thing
Then he descended the steps and
passed up the street.
1T Will never do in the world 10 carry
this face home to Mary. mus, try and
fad hsrter one. What a firm grip this
hrnd Of hr"ohiug dis,rust has taken !
must shake him off And | will = Thus
he talked with himself, as he strobe
away.
In ten minutes Lester was back again
at his own door; and now he turned the
Key and entered without hesitation. He
had shaken of the fend. and had a
smile, kiss, and pleasant word for
Mary, which gave new lie TO her ruIses,
and sent the warm blood in fushes Of
beauty to her face.
Two applications OF Unc'e Pills rem
edy was enough 10 satisfy Henry Lester
Of the real cause of his wife's disease
and TO assure him, that he had only TO
continue as he had begun, to make Ger
AN OF speedy cure. He found the
remedy good for himself also. HIS own
mind had been diseased as well As th.
mind cf his wife but now be felt like
new man. Heal h was lowing through
his veins, aad giving him a sense Of en-.
Joyment to which be had been a stran
ger for years.