The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-28

ANs W1lmlNQlONs i
woFdai Ut Eve RfsaS deal more Ssnse
than thats man haa / have Q great deal
more equipoise Of temper than shat man
haa Inever could make such puerile
exhibitions Of tnysslf ~ that man has
made"
p Paid at Last
Let me zee. Did you not say that you
could not be tempted to an ebullition Of
temperf Some September you come home
from your summer watering place, and you
have inside away back In your liver or
spleen what we call in our day malaria,
but what the old folks called chills and
fever. You take quinine until your ears
are first buzzing beehives and then roaring
Niagaras. You take roots and herbs; you
take everything. You get well. But the
next day you feel uncomfortable, and you
yawn, and you stretch, and you shiver,
and you consume, and you suffer. Vexed
more than you can tell, you cannot sleep,
you cannot eat, you cannot bear to SEQ any
thing that looks happy. You go out to kick
the cat that Is asleep In the sun. Your
children's mirth was once music to you.
Now II is deafening. You say, "Boys,
stop that racket!' You turn back from
june to March. In the family and in the
neiRhborhood your popularity ia 95 per
cent or The world says: "What is the
matter with that disaereeable menP What
wocbeGone couptenancoi I can't bear
the sight of him." You have got your
pay at last-got your pay. You feel just
as the man felt, that man for whom you
had no mercy, and my text comes in
with marvellous appositeness, with what
measure ye mete 1t shall be measured to
you again."
In the study Of society have come to
this oonclusion-that the most of the peo-
pie want to be good, but they do not ex-
actly know how to make 1t out. They
make enough good resolutions to lift them
into angelhood The vast majority of peo-
pie who fall are the victims of circum-
stances They are captured by ambusoade
If their temptations should come out In q
regiment and fight them In fair field,
they would 90 out In the strength and the
triumph of David against Goliath. But
they do not SEQ the giants, and they do not
see the regiment Temptation comes and
says, "Take these bitters take this nerv-
Inc, take this aid to digestion, take this
nightcap." The vast majority of mer and
women who are destroyed by opium and
by rum first take them as medicines. In
making up your dish Of criticism in re-
gard to them take from the caster and the
cruet Of sweet oil and not the cruetof cay
emo pepper.
Remember the Process.
Do YOU know how that pbysician. that
LAWYER, that journalist became tho victim
of dissipationp Why, the physician was
kept up night by night on professional
duty, Life and death lowered in the bal
ance. His nervous system was exhausted.
There came a time Of epidemic, and whole
families were prostrated. and his nervous
strength was zone. He WINS all worn ont
in the service of the public Now be must
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that hour his o,;ant IL 800 H. st;,nn
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late bonr ua hoa opua with ,nnnh o,nc
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unfavorable circumstances. His strength
Is gone. Fidelity to the public intelli-
gonoe, fidelity to his own livelihood, de-
mand that ho keep up. He must keep up.
He stimulates. Again and again he docs
that, and he goes down. You may criti-
olse his Judgment In the matter, but have
mercy. Remember the process. Do not
be hard.
scoId Less and Pray More.
NV friends. this text will come to fulfill
ment in some cases in this world, The
buntsman in Fernsteen was shot nv some
unknown person. Twenty years after the
son of the huntsman was in the same for
est, and he accidentally shot. a man, and
the man in diving said "God ia lust.
shot your father lust here 20 years ago."
A bisbop said to Louis XII of France,
"Make On iron cage for all those who do
not think as we doDan iron cape in which
the oaptiye can neither lie down not stand
straight up." 1t was fasbioned-tho aw.
full INSTRUMENT of punishment. After
awhile the bisbop offended Louis XII. and
for IA Years be was in that same cage and
could neither lie down nor stand up. II
is a DOOR rule that will not work both
wavs. "Witb whnt measure va mete it
shall be measured IN Won agnin
on, INV friends. LEFT ma he resolved to
scold ;ass and nrav moreI
judgement II In this world wa hive been