The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-10-16
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as They Join the
Home ircle.

and preserve Deauty ohe received
the following reply: Mind your
mother and stay home at nights"
In many instances the man who |
spends his life waiting for his ship |
u come In wastes his time, because
he originally omitted to send any |
ship out.
The man who never praises mis-
wife deserves TO have poor one.
And a man who praises a good wife
more than she deserves hasn't
been born yet
II some men acted half as decent
ly when at home as they do when
away from home there would be a
great deal Of brightness added TO
domestic life.
The French say II requires the pres
ebce OF three generations TO make
perfect home, and we are glad to see
that the grandmother is becoming
more highly appreciated In LIS
country, as she no longer confines
herself TO the chimney eorney and
her Eliting, but takes hadly In
ttrest IN all that goes on keeps mind
end body disciplined by study and
active, useful participation in what
Is going on around her, and is as
careful of her appearance as when
she was young girl.
900
The greater value Of the article
the choicer we are supposed 10 be
OF II, and in the same line of argu-
!, ment, the denrer and closer the lie
, that binds us the more considerable
:. we should be In the handling Of
n It. / may hurt the feelings OF a
. society acquaintance, and there u
8 no especial harm done, beyond the
. ENHANCEMENT OF two people VIII
care little for each other, but wheI
, stab the fond old mothers heart
that loves ME with love next /:
tenderness to Heavens or wound m!
trusting child with hasty word, Il!
injustice or a cruelty, or ridtcul'
the sensitive feelings Of a brothe
. or sister, eternity itself shall no
be long enough to extract the sum
., from the memory.
'h Much Of the unhappiness whiel
sometimes attends married life owe
er It's origin TO lack of ameli,ie
lc and courtesies which were 50 rs
siduously practiced by both partie
g. before marriage. The feeling that
az IL not worth while to keep them u
+. is answerable for much Of the los
lis o. respect, want Of chivalry an
indifference which gradually lead
the decay Of affection. In the san
* way brothers and sisters rub q
An the bloom Of fraternal regard
81 the absence of those gentle and r
nv srectful manners with which tn
nm greet all outside friends. Inselsib
h. they become careless, indifferent, a
the rude, and black looks and hard Wort
lon aud sharp answers poison The hor
he which might have been the heav
Re- OF peace and happiness had not |
10 respect for one ano,her's p2rsonali
as been broken down.
i've .". 900
, a The person that stands on I
street corner locking around +
something to gossip about or Il
fault with, can always find WI
he is looking for But what a life
lives. His soul shrivels and with,
Us until 1t is shown in his manner a
NY looks. For such person life
lost It's SAVIOR. 1t becomes sour, n
Is uuthropic, whining. He passes If
bad to worse and sees no good
am anybody. His taxes are always
ing high, no matter how low they n
be and he cusses his neighbors
dg,. cause his neighbor is prosper
tier, and enjoys life. In fact he ha
ned himself" Is menace 10 low
prosperity, foe TO God and no s
Ma. to the devil. These persons seem
b. a necessary evil to every To-
They ought to be put out.
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