The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-07

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~ would wear youth In our faces
lA;s IN life. ne must carry IL Also late IN
life In our heariA In other words. ~e
msss cultivate the youthful virtues.
most important among which are I'M
voridlsnsR aNbe3ooa;eoess and purity
Note ikoaghisully hsi,idu.l.
in whom - predom sioa for
oesaisisg the good hi - a1i.e" las
Webster defines wosi tv prevails.
and &c how hsrdedA e. uub-xu-
tisyiag . trait it k-hV = with
cred eaf becomes h6r which
voridiiness coatrolA Gtsppoi in the
lev atmosphere OF itSkovo Ambitions
ard punnib, how eel shoc1rd and
c~slloas. how coldly un0s ,oaGv. TO al
demands Of human syuD,hy or
PITY il becomes. Andsn1 oily does
such . one dcfraud bio ssIf - gely of
the lore and sympathy hh Bod. but
he also loses. through eaTiaG los, 10y
wyridlipess his capacity Ior eioyinz.
The delight which nators % the IN
worldly Yields What &c II is the
freshness Of the spring. Ina. e. bloom
and fragrance of summe4. he e3ory and
richness Of autumn. the sgiiu1Ctng ma
je,:y Of winters Nei4er IT, dewy
sweetness o! the mornin9 oor DC calm
grandeur Of the starry r1gst - power
To win his soul from its esIthly throne.
To- him the tender srosbinN has no
balm. the murmur OF theDumm0 breeze
no voice. He walks. da9 sfier day and
wear after year. amid Us utifnl sights
and scents and sounds. Ut they vaken
no melody. they stir no taDture in his
breast. The fountain Of yoEttful en-
thusiasm. of unworldly delight. -
dried up.
And a, the .piri, little by ltd. from
the predominant love. iates pcfnnanent
form within. so also thS Ines of the
face take on the color9 Il tn soul
Punched aud sharpened katursD cold.
greedy, INSCRIPTIONS. Set shaliow
eyes; hard. unsympathettc, calcn lating
mouth these are the lineAmcnis
which such men and womeo mus;
consent 10 wear.
In love. we find the tery fon,nta n
OF immortal youth. va how MAN.
miss of il. nourishing ear,. jeelonsy.
hatred. or at best n COLI rdifI6l renee
How MANY. whose Ives love Knight
ennoble and bless. barterj; OF b. an
satisfying dross, How mNny . wman.
marrying for worl lly ooiseA sells
her precious birthright- the @nesli-
mable bl IS of loving foe me OF
pottage. Nor need she erect % es-
cape the penalty. Her hesrt. dePrised
Of its needed aliment, muS iambl aud
pine. her cheek wither ard yrow pale,
her blood become weak AL slue gish,
or fe,erisa and impure. fnDn tn un-
.oyfIlness and unhoiiness ef the bons'
she wears. Turn from tbb p,ct1re t.
that home wherein love feiyns D trl-
umphapt queen. List to 6e bound n
step; .ook NJ the glowing cheek the
sparkling eye! Lose noun hes; love
cheers. Cares may BE- heny. but love
renders them light. Misfeftunas may
befall. but love helps TO ensiurc. Scr
rows may sadden. but so bug ~ love
fingers. they can be borne. Man aiso,
as we'll as woman, suffers from fhcst
inharmcnious relations. lii life bcinc
less introverted and intense moro nj {
outside influences, he does not 50 1nor
bidly feed upon MS own heart, yet III
also misses the bliss OF loving and BEN
loved.
Mother. love also is agreed eaui3iier
Let not the young and th)ughtles.
wife. congratulating herselfson her ex
emption from the pains am care o
maternity, latter herself thst The Dhal
Loaf down the stream OF tiioe wsanin?
more youth and beauty on q 9 brow
than that paler matron With the Bah
at her breast. Let her b. assore,
that the patience. the devotion the un
selfishness which motherhood devetp ps
outweighs the cares and paiSs 'vhieh i
entails, while an interest in Ghoso &C
lives growing up at her side serve L
keep the mothers intellect - sko. She
sympathies keen, and her heart hefs liz
and her eye ever tender and teau9ifu
and young.
But most sorrowfully 6pDtrastin
with the sweet loneliness of 0hildho Dd
is that old age in which papirg Year
have left purity Of heart behiel 4hi
cond ton OF he life leaves akc its i'm
press upon the external TORT, disoDs
inc itself in the turbid eve. IL shin n.
glance. the hollow-ringing, 1ietitJons
~conceaIihg voice -worse blenis hcs IA
furrowed cheek. gray hair Or wa4 e
form.
To miss the prcttiness and bloom O
youth may be painful: to uniss D.
strength and vigor trying; o Inissit
hopefuiness and cheerful outbol. d.
h%eartcning; TO miss its affectitp ateness
both in receiving and givingt ,ddep
inS; but TO miss its innocence. o mk
honor. tranquility. ~self-respccS and -
confer, of the assurance: 'B!9e sed of
the pure IN heart. for they HAL -
G,ei GeufieunuL