The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-04

is becalse they do not want to be
knocked down. There are men who
hide their petulance and their irrita-
hility Just for the same reason that
they do not let their notes 60 to pro-
test-it does not payer for the same
reason that they do not want mar in
their stock company 10 sell his stock
below par lest II d~epreciate she value.
As II sunset sometimes the wind
rises, so after a sunxhiny day there may
be a tempestuous night There are
people who in public act the philan-
thropist who NJ home act the Nero with
respectto their slippers and theirgown
Audubon, the great ornithologist with
gun and pencil went through the for
ests of America TO bring down and to
sketch the beautiful birds, aud after
years Of toll and exposure completed
his manuscript and put It in a trunk
in Philadelphia and went of for a
few days recreation and rest and came
back and found that the rats had utter
ly destroyed the manuscript but with
out any discomposure and without any
fret or bad temper he again picked
up his gun and his pencil and visited
all the great forests Of America and re-
produced his immortal work. And yet
there are people with the ten-thou-
sandth part Of thatloss whom utterly
irrecondlable. who at the loss of a
pencil or an article Of raiment will
blow as long and loud and sharp as q
northeast storm. Now, that man who
IS afable in public and who is ir-
ritAble in private is making q fraudn-
lent and overissue OF stock, and he
Is as bad as . bank that might have
100000 or 100000 OF bills in circula-
ton with no specie in the vault Letus
learn TO show pity at home. 1--WE have
it not there, we have 1t not anywhere.
II we have not genuine grace in the
family circle, all nj outward and pub
lie plsuIibility merely springs from the
fear Of the world or from the Shiny,
putrid pool of our own selfshnssS. /
tell you the home is q mighty test of
character. What you + at home you
are everywhere, whether you demon
strste it or not.
Again, home is arefuge. Life in the
United States army on the national road
to Mexico-al long march, with ever and
anon a skrmiSh and a battle. At even
tide we pitch our tent and stack the
arms; we hang up the war CAP, and, our
head on the knapsack. we sleep until
the morning bugle calls us TO march to
the action, How pleasant 1t Is to re-
hearse the victories and the surprises
and the attacks Of the day, seated by
the still campfire of the home circlel
Yea, life is a stormy lei With Shiy-
cred masts and torn sails and hulk
aleak, we put in al the barbor Of home.
Blessed harbor, There we 90 for re-
pairs 10 drydoek. The candle in the
window is to the toiling man the light
house guiding him into port. Children
20 forth to meet their fathers as pilots
at the Narrows take the hand Of ships.
The doorsill OF the home is the wharf
where heavy life is unladen. There is
the place where wi may talk OF what
we have done without being charged
win seii aduiauoh' there D plAcs
where we may lounge without being
thought u~ngraceful. There is the place
where we may express affection with
out being thought silly. There is the
place Whefe We may pig u an,
noyanees . eNasperauons anu
troubles for'crh earth pngfim, no
home linen dle. ADat oe''e
Ibe grave Is brighter ana grahoeI D
more glorious 'nan tnis "o'iu win no
tent from marching Win no harDor
from the siorm' VAIN no P.aee Oh TVS.
from MS scene o. greed ana gouge ahn
loss ana pam uod pity 'ne nun OF
The woman VINO homel
Further, home is a political safe
guard. The safety OF the state must
be built on the safety OF the home.
Why cannot France come to a PLACID
republic? MaeMAhon appoints his min
istry. and all France is aquAke lest inc
republic be smothered. Gamoetta dies'
and there are hundreds oil thousands
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your life will come up again in the
geniality OF your children. And every
ebullition Of anger and every uncony