Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-22

Pleasant Pellets In the honse. One Pelle.
Is a laxative, two cathaftic dose.
hnir line OF the forehead to the lowest
point In the round of his chin 1t were
written: "Mine! Mine. I, the demon
Of the pit, have soured his visage with
my curse. Look at him. He chose n
diet Of carrlon. He gloated over the
misdeeds Of others. 1t took nil my
internal englnery to make him what
he is-'a busybody in other mems mat.
ters.'"
But there Is n worthy and Christian
way of looking abroad upon others,
not for the purpose Of bringing them
to disadvantage or advertising their
weaknesses or putting In ''grent prlm-
er" or paragon type their frailities,
but to offer help, sympathy and res
cue. That is ChrlstlilSe. and he who
does so wins the applause Of the high
heavens. Just look abroad for the
people who have made great mistakes
and put big plaster of coincidence on
their lacerntions. Such people are new
er sympatbized with, although they
need an infnity Of solnce. Domestic
mistakes. Social mistakes. Ecclesi-
astlcal mistakes. Political mistakes.
Weep with Woo.
| There is public man who has made
political mistake from which he will
never recover. At the next elections
he will be put back and put down into
n place Of dlsapprova from which he
will never rise. Just so to that man
and unroll the scroll of 100 splendid
Americans who. after occupying high
places Of promotion, were relegated to
private life and public scorn. Show
him In what glorious company he has
been placed by the nnathema Of the
ballot box.
There Is a man or woman who has
made conjugal mistake. and vul-
ture has been put into the same cage
| with dove or n lion and II lamb In
the same jungle. The world laughs at
the misfortune. but It Is your business
TO weep with their woe. There is Il
merchant who bought at the wrong
time or manufacturer whose old ma
chinery has been superseded by new
invention or who under change of tar
| III on certain styles OF fabric has been
dropped from ntliuence into bankrupt
cy. Go TO him and recall the names of
30 business men who lost all hut their
honesty and God and heaven. Let
them know thore are hundreds of good
men who have gone under that are
thought of In heavenly spheres more
hn .,.l, a. i.,t a
higher. All viii acknowledge that
good and lovely Arthur Tappnn. who
failed In business. was more TO be ad-
mlred than William Tweed In posses.
sion of his stolen millions.
Go to that literary man who Is starry
Ing with n brilliant pen In his right
hand his literary position lost. his
books unsuitable, and tell him OF the
I mightiest OF the past and the present
who suffered from nonappreciation.
| Show the discouraged author whose
manuscript the publishing house will
not take that among the rejected man
uscripts OF the publishing houses for
awhile were "Paradise Lost and
"Jnnc Eyre" and Thackeray's Vanity
Fair anu "Vestlgcs of Creation" and
"Uncle Toms Cabin" and thot shakes.
pcare was comparntlyely unknown in
| England until Germany acclaimed It's
appreciation Of the greatest Of drama.
lists. unroll beforo thnt disoourogcd
public man the cnrtoons in tho tlmc of
Andrew Jackson and Abrnbom lin.
coin and James &, Blaine and show all
the inlsinterpreted and pursued the
fact ,bat they have IL no worso than
many who hoye preceded then, and
that In most cnscs il IN ie,lousv nj suc.
cess that bns cousod tbe assault
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