Milford chronicle., 1901-04-12


our rights include the duty that we bear
To all our fellows. When It's fully known /
And headed nObly with most thOughtful care /
Then Liberty we call with truth. our own.
Thus we see no man can give us lib /
erty. 1t cannot be given; and which
one of us can take it upon these cOndi-
lions? 'Tis no mans fault l do not
enjoy "my rights" 1t all lies with the
Individual.
"Who seeks a faultless friend, rests
friendless" Were either sex perfec-
ton, there could be no concord between
them. ellis life was gentle, and the
elements so mixed in him, that nature
might stand up and say to all the world:
This was a man p envy the gentle
> man or woman; but not the millionaire.
Pleasure is a shadow, wealth is van
> ity, and power a pageant. What should
we strive for? Is it right to strive
Paul addressing wives, said in speak
ing of their adornment LET it be the
hidden man of the heart, in that which
is not corruptible, even the ornament OF
a meek aud quiet spirit, which is in the
= sight of God Of great price," Would
Il this give us no influence? Nay, fol
= Bayne has pictured truth in thes'
u words "The wild force of genius hai
often been fated by Nature to be FINAL!
: overcome by quiet strength. The vol
- cano sends up its red bolt with terriii
- force, as if it would strike the stars, bu
y the calm resislless hand of gravitatiOl
seizes it and brings it to the earth.
= Verify, Gin quietness and cOnfidenC
~ there is strength"
- l doubt not wOman's capability, an
am sorry for those of either sex VIII
can Should we covet the highest p
- sitions as the wOrld names them Oh
- said, "Do not be troubled because yC
- have not great virtues. God made
- million spears of grass where he mac
- ore tree. The earth is fringed and ca
peted not with forests, but with grasst
. Only have enough of little virtues al
II common fidelities, and you need n
:, mourn because you are neither he
- nor a saint"
a. Were able to rule my own spirit
IL some women have, it would be bet
80 in Gods sight than the taking of gre
he city, or the capture of Manila. Ea
orc one of us has question for their o1
"a heart regardless of sexl. Are we gOi
up or down? There is no one static
The airy. Coleridge said "If man is /
NV rising upward to be an angel, Dope
IL upon it he is sinking d0wnwards to
on devil. He cannot stop at the beS
The most savage of men are not beal
cd they are worse, a great deal wOrs
.1,ie He put it harshly; but il is upward
.ars downward with every man or WON
M Sister women, let US not attempt
force others to recognize our VOL
ica Ills useless, for HE who gives b
g. self airs of importance, exhibits the
hoe dentials of impotence" In every e
oed in either sex, be it thee or me, tits
He empty kettle that ratlles. "To kl
a, that which before us lies in daily Iii
der the prime wisdom"
Last week our cat was intently wa
or1v lug for a rat; another leaped ovel
,ne head all unseen. A neighbours
lint tout of his place. passed the cat,
ON had gone quite a distance before pr
y espied him and gave chase with hal
end; administered justice and retul
to his rat hunting. Poor doggy
bowling. No one was the better fol
d en- chase Boil parties had shown
Town weakness. The right, in this bait
, tho words. will be decided according Il
!, % individual Judging. "a man cOnvil
hool. against his will, is of the same OPT
If the still" Is it otherwise with the WON
,ents. We have succeeded i'll proving "
ostod ness does not belong alone to either
Now | will endeavOT to "study
cqull quiet