The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-01-30

psratien for yoOr childrrn and childrso
children as TO the new problems 81 a.
hundred years to eNu,,s GensrositS q
mind; the surrendering of mutual sns
picions.
Often as a child have | disturbed Al
ant-hill 20 watch each little creature 4,
To its task. some 10 the deSnse and
Others 10 the removal q egg and oee-rs
But when look out upon the ws.i
world, humanity seems FAR les< ~ise
Men anc women Of most pnre iatenliOn.
scramble over one anothel' duties. cet in
one ano;her's wsy; and OH ct 70 many
things being done al AL nnlrss they srr
done in certain sci nSnner - nv them
selves. Because we are apt 10 doubt the
purity az Others motives. some of the
finest and most uplifting souls in the
world are hi1dered IN their work and are
almost compelled 10 tnrn ASIDE TO fntil-
tiles and vexations Recsnse We do rot
encourage them with intelligent gym
patty they spend lie in dream OF cause
less warfare and awake 10 find oppor-
tunity gone, wasted. 1 should say then
The mightie~t preparation for the new ase
that is coming viii be for those who
strive 10 serve GOD and their race, TO
acknowledge with humility that there
are more ways than one OF reaching that
end. The moral al the end of the old
poem The Nightingale and the Glow
worm" Is very apt:
Hence Earring sectaries may learn
Their true interests 20 discern.
Brother should not war with brother
And worry and devOur each other
nut sing and 81 ne with sweet consent,
III life poor transient night is spent;
Res Getting in each others case
The gifts Of nature and Of grace"
Men 90 not cultivate rice on mountain
tops nor Indian corn in swamps. The
agriculture OF rgion IL suited bv the
wise ones. TO Its soil and it's climat.; and
be who seeks to grow Alpine plantsin ths
tropics is doomed TO failure:
The ocean has many ports and ships |
there are that traverse il in every direc-
tim. To turn all prows The same Way
" ould stagnate commerce.
The land has it's beasts, the air it's
birds. the sea it's fishes. and all live and
move and have their being az a fitted
part Of great world Of life. Athousand
and one things around Us show that
there j. tremendous diversity in nature
and that its work is best carried 90 by
hose best suited 70 the work. so. when
We see various ways of irving 10 benefit
'ur race, ways that are as surprising TO
Is as ligator farming would be TO an
Isquimau; before We rise TO condemn our
elbow workers ia very wide aud div !.
lhed universe, we would do well TO re-
member that We do not know everything.
LOT is any one 80 versatile a. TO be- able
o suit himself TO the needs aud heart
ches and agonies If every other soul.
You religious people, servants OF the
'ince OF Peace, partakers Of his spirit,
Why are there i-alousies among V U?
Why ask everybody to belae1Aas You or
q see with your eyer? Each moment
ou spend in anxious Effort TO bring il TO
Ass that your sect or your way shall
e supreme; straightway you bury your
alent. la the years that you waste
quabbling over 'isms and 'ologIes there
re those multiplying IN numbers who
are no more for your God than they
are for the reputed rings OF Saturn; aud
hose belief in the actual influence Of
lther upon earthly affairs il equally
trong. The important thing seems not
be how they shall worship Him or ,
cknowledge Him, but, rather, whether
hey shall continue to worship him at
IL. Your disputes as to never-settled
octrines, make you sons OF Eli to a
reater Israel. The weighty matters of
he law seem in this age to be to improye
be condition OF the suffering, to rebuke
be selfish, 20 tighten the way OF the la
orer, to broaden the life OF the farmer,
D bring dowL the kingdom of God to
len. to live in life the Golden Rule, Then
'ill your heart never more be distressed ,
ecause all do not work with you. You
ill re ioice il they work at all. Your
rotest is against those that sleep while
he world is awake. The workers you .
hall have no warfare with, "God speed"
hall be your word to them, and God ,
uidance."
To all who desire better wordliness,
D all who work for a broader life, to
II who yearn after a saner citizenship, |
~ aloud from this silent page "More
barity for those who reap not with us.
lore breadth of heart for al who toll
Or good. More unity of effort as pre-
aration for the hundred years to come" {
We shall consult further.
Persons who are troubled with indi
estion will be interested in the exper-