Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-02-24

hH.n ny AAHHAAfANa AlN
fati.ueS Of home life are 60 prepare Won
for heaven, for they will make that the
brighter In the contrast, A dying soldier
was asked by a friend. Have lon any
message 20 send To- your iIth"r' YES,
said he; tell him / have gone home
swell. said the friend, "h1ve YOU any
message 20 send To your wife. e. trll
her ! have gone aome.' "hou nave "iher
friends. Would YOU like to- send mrs@as"
to thcmg' Yes; give them the same mes
SAGE They will understand IL. Tell them
! have goH, home. " Anil that heavenly
home will compensate. will fully atone, for
all the hariships aui the trials and IN"
annoyances AMI the y-NuiiunS ot the
earthly home Ia that land they never
hunger and consequently there will Toe no
nuisance of catering Cor appetite. In that
land Of the white robes they have no mend
inr To- 10, and the mir uf that hilly country
makes them MI we'll No rent to pay there.
Every man owns his own house, and
mansion at that. IL will not be 81 great
change TO step into the chariot OF the skies
il ON earth YOU rode. II will not be -o
great a change II on earth YOU had all
luNuries and satislaCti0n~. IL will not bee
so great a change for YOU to sit down on
the banks OF the river Of life ii on earth
You had country seat.
But oh, the joy OF the weary feet when
they step into the celestial eIuippage. and
oh. for the joy of those to whom home was
"A martvrdom on earth when thev go into
that home where they will never have to
do anything they do not want to do! What
a change from the time she put down the
rolling pin to the time she took up the
sceu'cr! u ChHtsworth Park and the Van
derbiit mansion were lifted into the celes-
tial city. they would be looked at as unin-
habitahle ropkeries, and Lazarus himself
would be ashamed to be seen going In aud
out of them. 80 great are the palaces
awaiting Gods dear children. and So much
grandcr the heavenly architecture than
the earthly. 1t is often not only the toll
II the housekeeping. hut it is the sickness
and the sorrow that - along. II Is a sim
pie fact that onr-half Of the women of the
land are invRlils. The mountain lass who
has never had an ache or a pain may con-
slider household work OF no very great
WEAKNESS, and at the eycutiia may
skip out to the fields AMI drive the cat
tie home, and until 10 o'clock ut night
may mn the cabin with laughing rack t.
but, oh. to do the hard work of the house
hold with u shattered constitution after
six weeks wh,opins cough has :lgri in
the household, making the nights Is sleep
less as the lavS-then il Is not $50 easy!
And then this work Of the house has often
to be undertaken whom the nerves are
shattered with some p'TrlNrn"nt thht mas
nut desolatioh ia every room oil the house
and sent the rglb into the gMret because
It's occupant has been husAed INTO ~Ium-
Der that needs no mother : lullaby. On, 1t
was great deal easier fer her 10 brood
the whole Hook than to brood part OF
thcm now that the rest hayr gone, You
may tell her that her efartcI children are
IN the bosom Of a loving God, hut, mother
Ike, she will brood both Hooks, putting
one wing OF care over the Hook Ia the
mousse, putting the other wing 0f care over
the iiock in the grave. Nothing hut the
old fashioned religion of Jesus Christ can
take woman happily through home trials.
All these modern religions amount to moth
ing. They do not help.
solomon wrote out Of his own miserable
exppriencr-he Ind a wr-t.bn1 hone. M
mnnran he hanny with two ,vivrs r,pa6
less with 70o.and ont Of his wrrtrbnd ryrer.
fence he wrotp-"Bptter is a dinner ~
herbs where loy,, IL than n etaIlad ov ana
hatred therawith 30 on the rospoDsihilitias
Of housokcnnarst KINGS hv their in5iyns-
tion have lost pmpiras and rararals
through indigestion Lnya lost LettIe. ono
of the great stntisticiau. saws tbnt ONT ~
1O00 unmarried nan tbjr,v were criminals
md ont nf r0O0 married. man nnIy si,,Lt,nn
,vcrcrriminaIs showing. IN. ,,oyyrr ~ Mono
And oh The rn.nnn.ihiI,tr rrstiur n,In,,
hou.ekeenrrs' nv H.. foo,I t,,,, nrovida
nv the courh thGv snr.aa bv ihn torl,s
t6pv intr,duo, H.; M ir0nan,.,, th,,. t,;,,l,
arnlnd tnr home tLey nra halnin,, 10 Ia7
,i1a tho rhvsi,1I tEa int.lI.n,,,1I -,
moral I'M eternal welfare of tho hnrlon
raoa on Tho RESPONSIBILITIES,
That woman sit! in tI,. hn,Isn ~ C;,1t,-
dav merriam, entirely unanrrpoiot,I Sho
is the banker of her home tha mr..ilnot