The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-12

AseAta' - ~ - ..ss4 ~ Hin n q SsEsa
ence tnaU mas come 10 you from yUur
mothers graves, Your love ana rever-
ence for your mother have kept You In
many an hour Of temptation Let youl
children have the same beneiiccnt inhu-
ence. Never by look or thought or
word weaken the influence your wife
may have over your children. When
you are untrue to your wives, you are
untrue to your children.
'Love Your Wives"
But there is still another ana more
far reaching reason why American
men should love their wives, even as
Christ also loved the church ami gave
himself for it," Not only is the home,
but the community and the nation,
builded upon the cornerstone Of the
love which Il husband should bear to
his wife | am not stating this fact
too cmphatically. / will go further and
say the salvation Of the world itself is
dependent upon that purified love.
What does the Bible say God setteth
the solitary in families" The unit Of
society is not the man Woo casts as a
vote the white slip Of paper into the
ballot box, It is the man and the wo
man joined together Mt the marriage
altar as one. Ii that union is not main
tanned in the spiritual sense, then there
is no union, and there is no stable com
munlty.
Why was the first settlement at
jamestown, Va. a failure and the first
settlement ut Plymouth rock sue
cess? Were the old pilgrim fathers
any Drawer men than the Virginia
planters? Was not John Smith of as
heroic mold as Miles Staudish} The
reason for the failure Of the James
town colony was due to the fact that
those southern colonizerS did not bring
their wives along with them, While the
Plymouth fathers stuck to Plymouth
rock because they were anchored there
by the Plymouth mothers, Why Do
men hrrding together as Il class degen-
crate morally, mentally ana physical
ly2 Because they lack the moral and
spiritual heaven which comes from ii
noble Wife's love Therefore brethren,
il as men you would be true to your
country true to your city true to your
children. true TO yourself and true T.
your Christ you will be true to your
wives Husbands hear We not the far
reaching commandment, Love your
Wives"
Respect and Difference.
How shall we love our wives? ry
giving them a few silly compliments:
Oh. no! Not that, A wife is quick to
detect insincerity in such lnanities.
But you can show her your respect and
Difference You can prove to her by
your pleasure in her society, by the lit
tie attentions that when You were
lover came naturally to you and by
your preference for her over younger
women that your heart Is still In hoF
keeping The little presents, the con
sideration Of her tastes and the desire
TO give her pleasure which used &c
characterize your treatment Of her
would delight her better now than ever
before and would bring to her weary
face The glad smile Of tender affection
Husbands, love your wives. We should
love them In making them one with III
in al CIR thoughts and hopes and Joys
We should love them so that the bright
est hope Of our love would he 90 Tighten
their burdens and TO always have them
by our sides. We should love and con-
time to love them even as Christ loves
the church, when. in tie canticles, we
read his beautiful blessing upon IT,
"As the lily among the thorns, so is my
love among the daughters. AS the ap-
pie tree among the trees Of the woods,
so is my beloved O husband, do you
love your wife as Christ loves his
church bridet
me- pure tfft Htlbutt inc bE1NijNl,
That stirred ctr hearts Ia youth
The impulse If a word!ess prayer,
The dream Of love and truth
The longlngg after something lost.
The spirits ycarHiuG cry.
The strlvings after better hopes
These things should never die.
The memory Of a clagping hand
The pressure Of Kiss
And ali the trfes, sweet and frail.
That make up loves first bliss.
If with a firm, unch1nang faith
And holy trust and high
Those hands have clasped, those lips
have met
These things should never die.
Let nothing pass, for every hand
Must find some work to do;
Lose not a chance 20 waken love;
BE firm and just and true;
So shall the light that cannot fade
Beam u thee from On high.
And angels voices say to thee
These things shall never die"
Copyright. 1894 by Louis Klopsoh
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