The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-06

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foand 10 have beeu Seriously hurt,
s.thaes ri9hg Mother,a brave llttie
girl knows that erytng only makes the
hart last ionFeE-
The poof baby couid nos keep TIE
tears from running down her little
cheeks. pale from TIE s1derinzs but she
dsd refrain from making The Least cat
cry. ~ even nsoan.
After she had been carried away IL
her nsotberss arTnA IL sleep array the
exbaustien ~ pain. her grandfather.
with tears ii pity ard admiration ia bis
eyes. said, enspkatIc1iiy;
II have always loved ny daughter
in-law but never hare strnired her
~ rztrsch as to-day she = teaching her
chfsdren 10 " heroes That child win
make her mark IL TIE world, some day
God bless herr
The grznassre vas right The child
became 4 woman 81 marked character
ard ability She was bat nineteen y
the outbreAk Of our civil srar, bnt such
was her arslcr and enthusiasm. srn-
pered b reason and strengthened b.
courage, that she wns among the hrsi
- enter into hospital service, working
until carried on b. fever almost Al
the eloee Of the war
This noble woEnan's childish training
ia habits 81 endurance would have
proved equally gsefai 70 her III any 70
cation. There Is NOT possible career
Ia which We are NOT called upon y
meet harlships Of one sort or another.
Has one done ones best. striving hon
orably 10 deserve only comnendstion,
and then won but blame or ridicule,
the weakness Of yielding 10 mortiAca.
ton can but render the matter worse.
II one reprOved. even harxhly. one may
make the admonition fruitful Of good
results Sickness. misfortune, power
", disiiIusion, even undeserved shame
and death itself lose half their terror
when bravcIy faced and endured In
9 measure this lesson can be taught x
The youngest; the oldest cannot afford
- cease from learning It To grow
1 hAfDlS " AAAkrAAn& 1tlS AAaSt nav
learned TO endure hardships with for
tiiude. suffering Of any sort, not X
borne. Is facilitating, enervating, de
ktructive
How much Of future strength de
pends upon early training In the exer
else a true courage, comparatively fen
1 seem to remember II Is sd easy Il
! pity, carcss and openly sympathiz'
with sobbing child; 50 hard 70 trea
| Its hurts whether m oral or physical
with touch as firm as tender; being
brave, that the child may also b.
brave. Yet it IS as undoubtedly dntl
to teach fortitude as It Is TO teach truth
fuiness- II the mother whose opinions
have been quoted be correct in he
views, truthfulness itself Is largely de
1 pendent upon courage. A naturally
tirnid person may, indeed, be also M
lively honest; yet II seems almost i'm
! possible for such person TO retain alb
sointe honesty OF word and act; and th,
most unhappy Of mortals are thos
who have not the courage to supper
the real truthfulness Of their natures
Helen Evertson Smith, in II. \. hide
II ,,ass4 dEs.1t