Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

| the scene he looks at In his old age j
the same he saw in his boyhood. Hi
| roots are struck deep into the soil ant
II you tear them up his heart wither
| and dies. When sometimes one there
| fore, reads OF farmer being east out o
| his hosdihSs, he must not consider IT TIN
same az tenant going from one stree
TO another. for it Is not a house this far
mer leaves, 1t Is his life
It * in the home life. that life arount
which the affections centre in the shrine,
OF domestic comfort that the men ans
women who really constitute our State
are born and reared. Domestic pleasures
cannot be cultivated in the great centres
where me eye OF every man Is upon his
nVlShbof. because home itself means
peace ana comfort, freedom to do as one
Hikes to enjoy absolute individual liberty
li9me, ~ Dryden Iyyt says. is the sacred
pleasures and the gories to be obtained
by the Successes and distinctions in the
various walks of life, by commanding for
the time being the admiration and APP
plausc OF the world by occupying posi-
tons of power and welding influence.
yet. after ali. the true enjoyment of this
life, the greatest comfort or pleasure or
happiness tnat can come to man or
Woman Is that happiness that pleasure
that serenity, That perfect peace which
comes from true ana high domestic life.
The home the hreside. Is after all the
greatest throne. and brings the only last
ing peace and happiness that this world
can affotd. This Is what makes Maine
great re-emnently great. 1t Is because
BY the very nature Of things, by its con-
dltlonS by It's small cities and its uumer
GUS villages ana towns Ii Is nothing but
"a great home life Look al It's men aud
women. see what il has produced. not
IN material wealth but what 1t has pro-
duccd IN mon and women
In the arts, in science. In poetry. IN
song, III history, IN orators III statesmen
in patriots and heroes. what IA galaxy of
men ana women we can point to win
State match them ii Won can. ii gave
10 the world that master of immortal
song. l.OngfsioW II has ,rIven n Sim
mons who has the nownr to rbtseI onf 81
The marble marvellous works of ART il
has produced n trinity of s1npsters who
have touched. and imtiroved the hearts OF
millions Carey Eamps ana Marble,
have made The world better and richer
liy their beautiful ana t,nritalIrd voices
f has produced inn;,n,,.,,aIia schnl.sr..
who Inv. ineni,eJ ,h.t,1t.,t.. - 80, ~
tncir research for knotyI,9an M ot.ito,
ever rlvalled its Prerties M n,arf,.y, INK.
cNcelled It's Cniev. IT'S 1,1friois lrr. mum
bcrel by thousands. Of whom Knox and|
Andf$w were onit. ,.,,,,,,,l@t H.. t,.'
men have hecn c,,'s,,;n,t,,,,s fra-, H..
early DAYS Of our 1tat,hnnJ VIII :, ~
ever proluced ro..n ,+raitftr tl,a,i S.,,r.,.,,
and Chandler :tud (yiIIj.,ns ana I-,.',,
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