Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-29

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cleer ths.r >oltuie, or in CO piny. Il
grac, anS circle ware thrr ma! chancs Il
be WITH pleasant AM proi:ap e cow hrsa
ton, to ins ruct the youu r. 20 conf ort the
unf1rtunat, AMI give new hope to the mis-
erable
With good health, moral purpose and
mental vIgor thu pieaSu f az are many
and varei In tas pacs oi ac,ive yon
rnjoy passive ekerciSh- if your iancing
days ar, over, seated in a rocking char
YOU cll enj " the grace Of youth, The har
mony o; mpIol un1 mu &C, ami can
mn sine, while at your els., that the
waltz, the german. the mecr jig, the
qua rifle are all Parts OF Il rag ant. Is for
| tns kin, of old. gotten up Tor your special
enterta nms 1t Instead Of gong thr oug h
| tie fatigIe of sxstia., well wrappsi IN
turs, in q conf r.aL., slngh, you can
DIVE ruun aIi s'e the iui wit-out the
lang r o. cr-.c ing you. 'Au or OF having
your toss earS an nose na-t from. II
you eau no ION Se. run Il hunt the fox
You can tas plea ant stroll at twilight
over thJ autumn leiveS and enj y the
rustlin. ani cracking as much ever,
ami with ali the a ailei Ill ,mories Of gather
ing nuts and spple' in III, October days OF
long ago. fouCh has no blessed memories
with wh'cl TO gill it, hfo, none OF the
plea sures OF retrospecuon. neither has
it a MONOPOLY of the illusions Of hops.
for that is eternal. To ths eni We have
something still to hop., if not .or ourselves,
for tn Sc We lows Age has ths advantage
CT making is hopes more rational. Instead
OF building castles IN the air We clear on
the mortgages from our substantial habita-
tions. lnsteai Of looxing 10 tie Go Id IS OF
Forsune 10 wafI US to E.y,ian fields and
hsi hts su olime. We plant our own fields
and gather our own hsrvestS, and climb
step bv step on lad ierS of our own making.
After many voy ages over tempsStuOus seas
we learn how TO uss the chart AMI compass.
10 take soun iings, to measure distances, TO
reef the sails IN adverse winds, and when
40 stay in safe harbor.
Experience give, one q kno Wedge OF the
rela lions OF life, when to speak and when
to bs silent: teaches u c urteSy and re
>pect to our cGua.s, love AM patlence
towards ch lren, kindues and considera
tion for serva ants, giving TO all pity rather
than critics. IN, sympathy rat Ier than con-
demnatiol
often hear women in mid lie a .e, whose
chiliren are grown ard gone and husbands
perchance dad, say ''thsy have nothing
III ore to I've for IN vain i point them &c
tue army OF orphan children, to the broad
field o. phi an .hroIic wo'k, to their own
undeveloped faculties. 10 the Industries,
the arts the professions. the needs Of
humanity clilIn, for faithful service on
every land. 1t /, unworthy any woman
to say my work is dons' so long as sh.
b s energy ami talent - Ill the vacant
PLACES in this suffering, strugyh ling sphsre
Of action
Fifty, no q ten. begins the heydsy Of
woman's life; then the forces hitherto find
M an Quiet in coquetry, courtship,
conjugal All maternal love are gsrnerei
IN the brain to fini EXPIRE sion in beautiful
thou -hts, in r1tell ,ctual achievements in
tender fris ldshipS, opening a broader out
look to a dIEi Ier life. II prosperity be
ours, the hCms BY this time is established
to our liking, our ancestral gods are there,
sweet faces looS down on us from the
.,pvas tba old arm chair and the cradle
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vond the Seii ana tne o'oer INTO 'ne ousy
lie now hind US lle repose OF spirit
that comes with age is one OF its blessed
conditions the knowledge OF our relations
10 the outsiis world another When A
woman's who.e thought is entered in
family life. failure there i the wreck of all
hs- borpinsss Int with dut 5es and intsrs IL
A.. ,-,3 or.s;a. ,h,-, oo,
o' no iA' " 'N0
great Fropiem' ot human ueSei"pthent'
Blessed are they who have ldentihei them
selves with some o. the great movements Tor
he moral or material progress OF The race;
tlat have cllt'v IN themselves an en-
tousiasm for soma specihc work IN art,
&C encs. invention or reform Inev shall
have q perennial youtn' ior tneir work
will n,ver bs don. T. SPEAK Of M own
inevitable annov ances OF cur false civil and
SOCIAL conditions 1ae current Oh my NE
"S'o- -
bodily pains, no super s.iAous iears Vi tne
future 70 snaio" INV uayS' Win nops OF
am quite satiSfi d vita the blessings OF life
that am still capable Of enjoving. Let
THOSE ~omsn wlo ~ouif gladly throw on
ue oid ieehhs INA. my are zoo oiu ior
efanu aIn y, l,sn. 80 " .o' So. .",
- ,inas from I.,ngfsIIox,s .Mori,rri
8 IuIsnus'
,o,s cr.,,. y. .i...r
Wrote hi. Grand f i,pu.. and Sim niles
Bore of the prize Of verss from his com.
peers.
Wnen each had numbered moro than four
score wear
Aud TheCpiratus. at fourscore an l ten