Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-14

l uOuDNj and HSSuluc lO Spedk Dy lIt | book, as it were, and these are among 1 the most deceived of people. We are
 hot careful enough, any of us, to work l out the why or how uf things before l we do them. IT the doer does not al- l ways have R motive clear in mind for acting, how can the observer discern J his motive? Aipng these lines there I iA a good deal ef humbug and cruelty. | Judge lot lest you be judged" fits in ] heres We may be surprised by the l conduct of others, we may suspect the 1 why and how of it, but We never can 1 be cocksure-that is simply an as- sumption or false pretence; but we'll ! meaning people deceive themselves tft | this direction and are often guilty of doing to others a greivous wrong. l
 HoM man vbrates between two para 1 dises-the paradise lost and the para | disc to be won In his love of imagery man has given the life of the mind | the cast of one sweet song. Where l he began he is to end--the. place of | the blest he says Is his end; and he ! keeps the fairest gardens ahead. Ac- ! cording to the Japanese philosophy his l soul is bound for Amida, the fairest | of the gardens in the paradise of the
 west-a garden brighter than the most | beautiful sunset-a place afame with | flowers and sweet with odors-a place Ol elETHdl rest. IlC Sdluti Ol lONC
 was his inheritance-the garden of love is to be his abiding place. This is nice picture to cherish-it Is the inspiration of most peoples.
 In this age when we wish to see things move for the benefit of the entire community we call for the fos-
 nation of get-together clubs-fcr unit oe pilc1 'se and 1t is shC natura!
 way of aI.r.tiv9 lie. The get together idea is a natural idea, and the flowers
 were acting upon 1t before the taste of man had prompted him to stop and admire flower Every bloom in the family of } noosite flowers is get together community. A sihele flower of the white or red clover stands for nothing, but the clover head is g thing of beauty and a honey pot for the bees. Science teaches us that it had to get-together to make itself attrac-
 tive and to make the bees serve it. The aster the dahlia and the daisy the Scotch -thistle-are simply floral expressions of the together idea. Perhaps you have not yet learned that cathedral 100 years in building Is not more wonderful than the com monest weed in your backward. Aft CT we become awake to miracles we know their day has not passed.
 It has to be said that the safety razor has lacerated many cheek and chin. It is a safety in some hands, not in all It is not a safety to the man who has always shaved with the corn parer' If the past, Tor it holds fo~ him new tevot--l new '-icN Strange as it rIay appe 1T llie gre IT, est man generally uses it most skill fully. The man who pictures rapid shaving as not unlike moving lawn gets the speed and the bevel of a safety; not every man can get this lawn mower thought and apply it to his cheek and chin. The one who can does clean quick work, and does not cut himself The man who cannot shave we'll with safety razor has the corn parer bevel habit concreted-he cannot overcome it. There is no safety for him except in it-he has no praise for the modern razor that works like a garden hoe.
 A faded horse and an overloaded bee look very much alike-life is not pleasant dream to them but stern reality. I saw a bee the other day on a dahlia stake, all covered with the pollen of the hollyhock. and he looked as rocky as a man who has sat too long beside the hard cider jug. He couldn't go. but had sense enough to try to unload. He was busy scraping off the pollen and tossing it to the winds and getting himself in shape to strike a bee-line. The bee that can not make a bee-line for it's hive is no good. When it comes to directness of effort the homing pigeon is not in it with the bee; and it is the direct habit which gives the hives location away to the bee hunters and costs the bee his store of honey. But the bee is a pillager-he can and often does assail the nectar pot of moth flower and steal the honey. He must feel the hal ha! spirit rising within him when he cuts a hole near the honey pot of the petunia and steals the honey from the white lined morn ing moths. He makes the most of opportunity and doesn't care for little irregularities.
 Only brave woman could have written: Let your conscious go to the dogs; but keep your freshness. Virtue never yet atoned for wrinkles" I'm not going to endorse it. although I recognize that the art of keeping fresh is of the greatest importance to a woman, and how some of them keep looking young so long will ever remain to me a mystery. I have seen grandmothers whose physical beauty had not departed. This, of course, can be said of few. for most women can endorse the declaratio that with wo- men beauty soon goes and there is nothing left but a headache" Against such a deplorable last state woman should ever make a persistent fight. But the fact that the photographer has to say to so many of his patrons, Look cheerful. now!"-"Look pleas anti" shows that the faces usually worn are not picture faces. We should all keep our picture faces as long 'as possible.
 The voice of the locust is heard in the land-in fact, it is heard in most lands in it's season. As insects go, the cieada is not pretty It lives the simple life and sings in the bright sunshine after it has led a dark, sub terranean life for three years-the IT, year locust remains wingless in the dark Is years and in silence-the change is enough to make a creature sing. You like to hear him in the trees. but you have never asked your self how he knows when it is time to rise-when it it is time to sing. His life is a life of order, and he reaches his place in the foliage where you heard him buzzng in the fourth year-as his cousin does in his 17th year in the same month of the year, and in the same week of the month. He doesn't have much to say about it. He is gov erned by law, and what a wonderful law it is, working like clockwork and
 Because Uncle Joe Cannon has en- dorsed the new tariff Good" does not compel us to regard it as being something divine.