Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-16

ready III, spring ~ coming and there
must h. revolution in the family ward
robe, or the autumn j. al hand. and YOU
must hut ont the northern blast Brt
how IL the moth has prccod,d You :"
the chest? How If the garments ot the
lat NrIr do not lit she children nov?
What il all the ia HONS have changed
The h"u-" must hc an cNtcmpur led
aT"thccarI', >hupur di>p"nNary. There
must l., relief for all stN It.. of ailments
something Ia loosen the group, some
thin. to cool the burn, something To
poultIcc the Inflammation. something
to silence the jumping tooth, some
thing Ia snothr the carachc. d man of
business. II You lad as many cares aS
that YOU would De- u fiji candidate for
an insane as,lurn, II Martha make uu
der such circumstances an impatient
rush nn the library or the drawing
room. br Ia,irnt, he lcnicnt. oh III,
sister though my words may not
arouse in many souls any appreciation
uf your toll let me assure you from the
LiHdliurss with which jesus Christ met
Martha that he appreciates all your
trials from garnet To cellar, and the God
of Dthurah and Miriam and Abigail j.
the tod of the luu>ekeeperS. Christ
never married. that He NIGH, he the
especial friend and confidant of a whole
world of troubled womanhood. blum
dcr,d Christ Was married. The Bible
SAYS the church is the Bride. the
Lambs wife" and that makes me know
that woman has a right to go to
Christ With all her annoyanrcs and per
plcNitie> and iatigucs, for by his oath
of ronjugal fidelity lie hath sworn to
>ympathizc George Herbert put the
thought in three or -four verses, quaint
and peculiar hut strong and in one
verse saving:
Thy s"rvan, by Tins clausr makes druigery
divine.
Who sweeps room as for thy laws makes
this AMI the action fine.
\ Young woman of brilliant educa-
lion and prosperous surroundings was
called downstairs To help in the alb
>cncc of the servant. and there was
ring at the bell. aud she went to the
door. and an admirrr entered. lie said:
II thought heard must" in the house.
Was ii on the piano or the harp" She
said: Neither: il was a FRYING pan
accompaniment To a gridiron. In
other words. | was called downstairs
10 help. suppose some time shall
have t" learn. and | have begun now.
When will the world learn that every
Kind OF work that is right is honor
able
As Martha opens the door / look in,
and ] also see the trial of severe econ
omy Nine hundred and ninety nine
households out of thousand are sub
irctcd Ia il either under the greater or
less stress Of circumstances. II is es-
ptcially 81 when a man smokes c>pen-
sive cigars and dimes at costly rcstau-
rants. lie will he very apt to en- Join Sc
we're economy at home. That is what
kills thousands of womenthr attempt
to make five dollars do the work of
seven dollars. II is amazing how some
men dole out money To the household
II you have not got the money. say 50
II YOU have. be cheerful in the cNpendi-
turc. Your wife will he reasonable.
How long does the honeymoon last?"
said a young woman about TO enter the
married state To her mother The
mother answered.: "Ihe honeymoon
lasts until you ask your husband for
money" How much do You WANT
"A dollar" ~ dollar. Can't YOU get
along with 81 cents? You are always
wanting Il dollar" This 30 years
war against high prices, this everlast
ing attempt TO bring the outgo within
the income has exhausted multiiudes
of houSrke,pers. Let me say to such
il is = part 0f the Divine discipline. If
il were hest for you. all YOU would have
To do would h. just to open the front
windows. and the ravens would fly in
with food. and after YOU had baked ID
times from The barrel in the pantry
like the barrel al Iarephath. the bar
rel would he full. and the childrcn'S
shoes would last as long as the shoes of
the Israelites in the wilderness -Ic
years
oh. my friends. all these trials and
| fatigucs of home life are To prepare you
for Heaven, for they " i'll make that the
brighter in the contrast. \ dying sol
Girr was asked ny u friend: Have YOU
! any message to send Ia Your father
YES" said he. Tell him have gone
! home Well" said the friend "have
! you any message IN send to- your wife,
Yes. Tell her | have gone home. =
"Icu ha>c other friends. Would You
| like 10 send a message Ia them. Yes.
! Give them the same message: they will
! III understand IT, Tell them | have
/ gone home" Aud shat heavenly home
, will compensate, will fully atone for
| all the hard>hipS and the trial aud the
/ anuoNaHcCs and the veNations of the
! earthly home, In that land they never
hunger. ard consequently there will
| he M nuisance of catering for appetite.
! In ihat land of he WI iie robes they have
no mcnding To do. and the air OF that
| billy country makes them all well. M
! REM Ia Pay there; every man owns his
/ own house. and a mansion at that. II
will not he 30 great Il change Ia step
! into the chariot Of he skies If IN earth
! YOU r,-1e. II viii not he 81 great a
! change If an earth YOU had all he lu\
| urits and satisfactions. II will not be
! 80 great change for you tn sit down
On the banks of the river of life ii on
earth YOU had country seat.
But, oh. the joy for the weary feet
when they step into the celestial equip
age. and, oh, the JOY of those To whom
hcmc was mariyrdom on earth when
;bey go into that home where they will
never have To do anything that they do
not want to do! What change from
the time she put down the rolling pin
to the time she took up the sceptcr!
! II Chatsworth park and the Vanderbilt
mansion were lifted into the Celestial
| City, they would br looked al as uuin-
! habitable rookeries. and Lazarus him
| self would he ashamed to he seen going
| in or out of them, 50 great are the pal
aces awaiting all Gods dear children.
and so much grander the Heavenly
architecture than the earthly. II is
often not only the toll of the house
| keeping. but il il the sickness and the
sorrow that go along. Ii is a simple
| fact that op,-half of III, women of The