The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-04
Home Circle

Patience and hope makes it easier
80 bear the cares and sorrows of life.
Money and time are the heaviest
burdens Of life, and the unhappieSt Of
all mortalS are those who have more
Of either than they know how to use
DO tOday'S duty, fight today'S temp
satlonS. Do not weaken or distract
yourself looking forward IT, things you
can not see, and could not understand
if you saw.
Failure does not always mean weak
aeSS; it may mean strength not quite
strong enough for the greater task.
People who attempt nothing seldom
Sail. Napoleon failed at Waterloo
because all of Europe was arrayed
against him.
There is in this world many won
aerful things. Crystal rivers, noun
Gains wearing eternal cOrOnetS Of snow,
she oceans and continents, the sun
riding in majesty through its path |
Way Of stars, his replendent robes
trailing like FURNISHED gold Over land
aud sea. The age itself in which we
i've is one Of miracle, but Of all the
wonderful creatures Of nan and his
creator, there is nothing grander,
more wonderful or more valuable, |
shan true Woman Her price is far
above rubies. Woman, wife, mother!
These three degrees complete the
magic circle in which she lives, moves
and has her being and glory.
THE first day | was sent to school
| went home at recess thinking school
was out" says Bert Walker. las /
have grown older | find that a whole
lot Of people did the same thing, and
5he sad part of the affair is that too
many of us never went back" In this
life be careful that you don't 60 home
at recess. If you start to learn a trade
3Y profession, stay by it or master it.
chase away at recess. If you
have a business attend to it and-ls
GO home at recess. This going {
home at recess has sent men into
bankruptcy. 1t has caused mothers 1
.earS to flow and mothers heart to '
1t has made cruSty old bachel- S
IFS and sour old maids. 1t has filled 1
with ignorance and made bar
en- deserts Of plains. Going home at
eceSS mean that you have fallen
sleep at the switch and your train
las plunged into the ditch. Always >
tay until school is out !,
Many Of u brightest young men /,
18th lives Of rare promise, early turn Ii
heir attention to a political career D
'hich OOn proves their downfall. We
find them drinking the health of
BE aSpirant for political honOrs;
with 1.-The boys" to insure :,
votes; drinking toastS at the re- =
of the victorious candidate; o
with everybody before the :.
ection, and a great deal more after =,
All this has fixed a habit that .
!, cannot shake off and in the retire y,
ent Of his own home he turns to the u
inc bottle for the excitement which
formed in politics. Young men,
ep out of politics only as you can OF
+ your influence be felt for their ell
.riticatiOn. Al
TO
One Of the many interesting sights o.
Yellowstone park is the eagle moth ~
teaching the young to start on the r,
lrney of life. With her own wing
e pushes the young bird off the rock
the high ledge, which had been the
ly home it had ever known. With a
eye she watches it fall but tn
t before it strikes the rocks below, ap
tn the speed of the wind she darts gr
heath it and the young eagle finds a tir
t landing upon the feathers of it's tn
theirs back. 1t is then carried to to
highest Cliff and the experiment.
'eated until the young eagle gets
ength in its wings and can safely
on life'S journey alone. With the on,
ne watchful care does the good tor
tIcI Scc uci LUCK, one ny one. leave fhc
old home. One by n she lets me
m go. One to be a missionary, one ad.
octor, one a publisher. With the
OF an eagle she watches them as
y successfully travel in their chosen
hS, aud they frequently cast a look a
k and see their ever faithful moth COO
till watching. To whom is their Is !
less due? Verify to that mother Wo'
Se christian teaching started their Inc
eject Alright and whose saint-like IN
acted as a beacon light to them
n tossed upon the strong sea OF
ptatiOn. r
sofa
girl whose days are spent in idle It's
/, dreaming of things that can nev- par
ONE to pass, or reading unwhol NIL
e books while her mother tolls in
kitchen, had better never beenI
/. Her life is p~urposeless; a dead 81
hit for the father and brothers to Ebe
y with them; she is a misery to folk
elf and friends; she is Stunned by wba