The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-28

other women. It is not likely that he
ever viii; in fact, do not think anybody
will, for this is one OF the cases where
there would seem to exist a piece OF Ply
mouth Rock in place of a heart. Don't
you know this woman How very much
better off Is that wise one who didn't
morry, when such woman and such
state of affairs is the result OF making n
wrong marriage. Old age finds her child
rem but slightly acquainted with this
woman, and she herself is solitary hard
and disappointed. Life has brought her
nothing, and nothing can come with
death. She hears the talk of seeing
again the people we have cared for. and
she Is surprised to find that she hasn't
cared enough for anybody TO really wish
to see them again. Even death seems to
let her alone. and as the years go by and
one generation has succeeded another age
hasn't mellowed her, but Instead she has
grown harder and harder. and death Is
fearful to her.
That is an awful type of woman. I
think we ought to thank heaven that It
is not u common one. There is another
that Is the exact opposite. 1t is the wo-
man who has married a man for whom
she had no great love, but who, as the
years have rolled on. has made herself
love him Has loved him In his children,
and whatever sorrows her early life has
known have been made ping-Htones
to better sweetr things, and she beams
out love to everybody.
That is a good woman. That is wo-
man who brings happiness. A woman
who makes everything seem smoother
end better in life. You go to her when
your heart is full, you put your head In
her lap, and cry out your troubles, no mat
ter what II was. For there are so many
different kinds OF troubles in this world.
A woe for every happiness. There il
lie, I,s.th f. aud
ing tear but then you needh't think of
that. If you think OF tho smiles and
tho laughs, and realize that II Is nay day
for tears and yours for smiles. And
so the world goes along and everything
balances itself. There 10 always one
thing to be thankful for, and that Is
that there are good women. ana loving
women in the world, who are ready to
sympathize with a Joy or sorrow.
Gloomy? well, perhaps little so. The
time comes to us all when the pen is
dipped in the bitter waters, and 1t is a
little hard to be cheerful, but there Is a
great deal OF credit. after all, in bucklipg
on the armor tighter and closer than ever,
and going out to face the workaday
world.
It Is a mighty easy thing and a mighty
comfortable thing 20 be able to sit down
and weep off all ones worries. But 70
stand before the curtain with a make
] up on the lace ana inc Jolly ufebb on 70
assume the gay manner, 10 which the au-
dience scream with laughter and all the
/ time feel the eyes burning, because of
/ unshed tears and the heart throbbing
| with woe, don't you suppose this is real
/ sorrow? TO pick up your life just where
! 1t has BEEN 10 take up the work and never
/ finch, no matter what may come. doesn't
/ this call for greater courage than 70 sit
/ in a darcened room and have many TO
/ condoe with you? ] tell you when women
/ are credited with the bravery they have
/ be sure that 10 their credit will stand,
| prominently. the unshed tears. For women
/ are brave. IL is they who, when some great
/ trouble comes really support tho men.
1 IL Is they who face scandal. who face
/ tho bringing out OF the family skeleton,
/ and when strong men finch and grow ner-
vous, they are brave and say what shall
be done. Yes, ] think they are Drawer
/ than men. The animal instinct that calls
for lighting the battle may not be theirs,
but a better kind OF courage belongs 20
them. II rs womanly courage. and II IN
what you want 70 have, what every one
wants 20 have, and what Is ardently
! prayed for by Bah.