Milford chronicle., 1906-01-05

y De coming your way, do You nC
| remember those years of panic an
hard times? Would you like to liv
| those years over again? Your bus
ness partner broke down at that tim
with nervous prOstration. He died ii
an insane asylum. Your own brair
was almost crazed. Your hair is white
today from those trials. Would Won
like TO live them over again? How
do you know you would come through
them next time as successfully as Won
aaYe done? You know that it seemed
mere chance that your fathers old
/ friend came to your rescue at that
/ time or that oil was discovered upon
your farm land, which land you could
never give away before and which
land you We're almost tempted to LET
20 to liquidate the taxes. Would You
like to be caught again in that rail.
road accident? Perhaps you were on
train that was wrecked, in which
many paSSen S5rS were crushed or mu.
tlldted. You 20 not know how it haD
pencd You were sitting in the car
reading Suddenly the engine eave a
Shrek; the brakes were jammcd hard
down. Then YOU awolle in dazed
condition. You heard groanngs and
prayers being uttered all about Won
Aou escaped like job by The skin of d
Your teeth. The man who sat within j.
three feet Of you was dead or. what
Is worse. physically mangled for life
U you had 10 90 through that accident
gam. would You be physically we'll
.Hd whole as you are today: Oh. no, u
lost of us do not wish to run again %
he risks we ran during our past lives. cl
mancidl risks. domestic risks. pbvs- cL
,al risks. They nearly DESTROYED us. bi
'e could not be sure that we should z.
ave the same chances for success D.
yer again if we had to meet tlp ~
me dangers Most of our friends ba
1o have been destroyed were wreck, or
by chance trivial as Il hair. Most pl'
us, II not all of rs, on the other ha
md, have been saved by that turning We
a hair. Almost were we DESTROYED. 20
It almost was not quite enough to an
initiate us. she
We fear to meet our past financial I'M
d physical and domestic dangers the
ain. We should also trer,I,lo ,,.ho,, lin;
look back upon our past spiritual wa
lptations. 1t is absurd for some of rlsI
TO say if we had our lives to live lHe
II again we would do any different 'ho
ltually from what we did in davs MOI
are gone. In all probability we you
lld DO just the same as we did I'm You
past if not worse. Why? Because emil
~ with all our experiences and harl
'tcomings, we are going ahead sin her-
all the time. Edward Young. ca I
author Of the famous might Worl
lghtS,' well expresses the idea had
h he wrote: Til
lAirty man suspects himself a fool; 'ii''i
3Ws il at forty then resolves once
re-resoves and dies the same. brotl
es knowledge about the dietary SharI
saSirOuomic laws make the pbysi- quite
careful about what he eats and the
he eats? Oh, no. Doctors can some
ribe all right for their patients to pl;
hey are proyerbial iconocIasts at boy b
shrines OF health when they ap- upon
hose laws to their own tables she a
doctrine is, do not eat as | do Then
1t as l say Let a convention of grindC
'ians assemble, ana they will sharp,
.he most intellectual papers read father
them upon the proper treatment ing he
pepsia' Then they adjourn and where's
The table and eat twice as much who h
ought to eat and eat that un- when
ated food in half the time they a habit
to eat it, Then they will return We do
r homes and have their meals GROWN
egular hours. The physician on the
never let his dyspeptic patients boys al
he does He knows what he are to
o do, but he does it not. Now. on our
ad to live our lives over again Die, bu
we would do in refer locks al
temptation just as the average separate
II does in reference to his wen II we
sastronomic laws. We would could W
ore temptation as he yields to nave an
'tation Of the palate. And l for blessing
I'D be very much surprised if But,
d turn out again spiritually as actIy ms
We have done. thls: Y
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