The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-05-27
TRYAkYS 70 BEg0NI'
iThatthe Advice Arp Gives =
Troublous Times /
lo1 TO BE TAAk., III
AnItIs a sin to Be AlwaA Ahe Vuriy
l,g About Your condisio
IdtJnele Billy Baugh;

% do in these troublous times
% be content with our sitAf Ex .b-
surroundings. Good LofxyiF
sight of time is wasted in lonl 9.
what we haven't got and in apl I. !,
ing trouble that may never col A.
bition fq fame or wealth or pH "a, ;.
lit is worse-it is a L. 60 1;
is foundH in selfshness. Blu T. ~.
them aland acquired them aG nna a
served lem all, and yet in hi old -,
he saidh a letter to friend. ssa.
mon w{fight, for they are q, -.
My tiA Is nearly out AMI
rather sleep in the corner wouia
countIschurchyard than in - iitbie
OF the Apulets. 'onio
w$ruminnting about thi
o Sind sewing machine ageA eouuse
my hose today and when hef us ,si.eo
didE nwant another mac.; we
sat iEthe veranaa and " ne
aboufh war and about 'iAeo
tiful zion and the lovely VII peau,
abouhventions and progr{ ana
restl sness and discontentS anu lhe
pie. te was a philosophe,JonS Peo
trava. We agreed that u nao
makt} q fair living hore hi nm ah was
be n foniy contented, bul thuSht 10
anddppy. "This is the nanklal Ina1
traep part of Georgia, gcSt at
"a1I have not found Ju ne,
sigfy blessed, and yet yes ess,on so SO
do fseem to know it or t9nprecia,e peSpte
| the5ood fortune" Ppooia'e
IN is true. What cd -, :.
wo be for man TO keep, de h.ea II
autedit account with his ueo.o5
chA himself with every go Htehr, th,, ana
his alth and strength, hi, ,n-
anaower, the pure air and 'ehihe
frr and flowers, the res ana
aois, stroams tha snnoS he fast
,,ns;, tbat ohaass 10 birds
anpme. Then there the d hearth
intnd meetings with kind{ Sieel-
ATTENDS and tha merry vd noUrs
clten and the peaceful, oi !ne
sod of the Sabbath bells s''mhs
bed privilege of Worship the
aiding to our conscience, uoo
TIM olest or make u
~ there is the dali
i1nyer that is daily answer, a9in. ..G
uds day our daily bread, ,d "ye I've
g it for we have neither to ,he
bars to affiict us and nobCS nor
f,oread or the necessal g uerS i!s
Ne all, we have peace ~, ~ ine.
ters, and Pope says tbs. ), our
jIof reason and of sense,n ths sne
dsmafssslth, sfs peace % %Sna esta stance
;. @fods! WHAT a debtor aceonnt
eid run up against ourselves. and {
item would be God-given. s
n, OF course there would he soma G
TO put down on the other side =
As slckness, death in theSfamilv L
ne afflicted child, or what is worse p
son or daughter who has dison. s,
'd our hopes or brought rrief r. n
II hearts. Butmost of these th;nas "
" chargeable to God, but ratber m
own imprudence or lack of dntv W
and storm and pestilence CON-, d,
sh His laws, but they rarely 10
70 is more sunshine than cloud in re
o II we will only look at it riobt nj
are the most helpless creatnres ev
Tn. and helpless man ought tn co
akful Tor everything he gets. We ali
Know where we came from nor We
we are going nor where we will re-
go, and yet we see folks strut re,
ound and swelling up with CON. pu
oei Inc best way is to carry col
ishine along with us and divide 00(
~ helShbors, and if they have oct
10 spare let us get little of he,
'nu NIX 1t. Heard a fat woman ut
picnic: Needn't bother about
on Tor me; [ always carry mine Eli
WIN me. That's good idea. Va:
ch out dozen men in this town to ]
iIy sunshine and you are glad cor
lhem. There are many more MOI
ny clouds and still many more S
carry anything. 1t has bees this
afs since Old Uncle Billy Baurh inst
III still treasure his lnemor1 Suf
arfled sunshine everywhere Te exc,
ha never complained. IF be G.
sell his watermelons he gave G.
away. He raised the hest is !
world, at least it seems so to com
"a small, long, white, thin. eacf
ION with red meat. and, white cise
lie peddled them around town lows
oid General Bethune, of Col, Sci
taiked tothe pretty women and June
u them through his spectacles ut IL
,1ldent wish to buy, he wonid d.: o
wen, l would like to give Won =. An
VI Will come after it," Bnt IL nt ~
do to send servant. He NJ
wanted the sweet and pretty Ad,
ooiie hiSn enough for his old Mond
90 them good, and so they ren. s o'cl
,cepted the compliment and Salist
ly. wife, she always went "om'
4 is 1T going to rain, Uncle Soa
nly +';n ~ Waiting, he chape
uihh VI tnat nowadays dress
couy "shs mo what will be the pastor
Oh this old war you'll know colleg
'g;" and the days are all con-. Music
way But the eager people I Con
1T to wait. Aunt Ann, our old i,.iL,. IAN,
African cook, came up .his t,ptI Art
wild with excitement ,She dop'
that two trains went uptboJ ~,
'ut daybrake dis mornip, aIy ,,.1 ne
'|n wild 400 dead soldiers cor. m"ius mai,n'
10 Chatanooggy to bury 'em rI;no1,
killed in do fust battle and r"'
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