Milford chronicle., 1912-01-12
MILTON NEWS.

The more we study human nature the
more we are convinced there is great
deal in il we don't understand. There
is a law Of heredity and law of environ
ment interviewer with the history of
mankind, that some Of us are not pre-
stunned to know: or. if known, are disre
garded in our general make up, or criti-
Cism of human kind We condemn be-
fore investigating and execute Judgment
before a Just trial We see a man be-
smirched with depravity, vulgarity and
obsCeuity where appetite is constantly
craving that for which tens Of thousands
are lighting against, and we turn with
loathing from the man, condemn him
unheard ostracise him untried. We
never inquire into the heredity of this
man, nor with the environments with
which he had been associated i'll child
hood. in. manhood, and early life We
believe that God IS not unacquaiuted
with these laws and the circumstances
of these laws will have much to do in
the final summing up of accounts. With
what measure We mete it shall be meas
ured to you again, - is an injunction we
forget when we condemn these poor fel-
lows to Sheol untried Human nature is
AlbA al hAtA W ( bIllNNN AiAEAN - oCAAAN
good in the worst of US, and great deal
of bad in those of us who profess TO be
the best
Man lnhumanity to man
Makes countless millions mourn.
Pope wrote many good poems, but
nothing more truthful than the above
eouplet. Man in his natural condition
carries within him an inherent disposi
bined with the inverted ideas of the
twentieth century. make him more dis
posed to look with contempt on his fel-
bowman. who has not such a good ap-
pearing religious fidelity as himself. In
deed, he passes his down-trodden bro /
ther with the naughty Pharisaical sneer /
of Il am more righteous than thou -
Did we say this disposition is inherent
We think it is And it is made more so =
by cultivation The good things Of life
are obtained only by cultivation, as well
as are the bad things; but bad deeds will .
oVergroW good deeds if both are left to
work alone. Weeds will grow without .
but corn will not. And this
exemplies the fact that that which IS bad
costs nothing-in relation to moral deeds
while good deeds, good desires. and
E1O4 hOA NJ al blilN ODLdluHtt uN @NlA-
denial and hard work.
Heaven mot reached at a single bound
We build the ladder on which we rise,
From the lowlv earth to the vaultedskies
And we climb the ladder round by round. -
Enterprise Council No. 8, Jr. q. U. A.
NJ, has elected the following officers;
Councillor, b. \. Palmer; vice Council
lor, {. r. Darby: Recording Secretary,
4 n-.-.-
W {. NAPLES; Financial
J. NJ. I.ank; Treasurer J Leon
Black; Conductors, John Hall; Warden,
W 5. Clifton; Inside Sentinel, T, H. T.
Walls; Outside Sentinel Rathel Reed,
IT,; P. C., Rev. +. A. Holland; Trustee,
L {. Palmer Chaplain. W. H. Welch
representative, TO C., W B. Waga-
nan; Alternate to 5. G, !. c. Palmer;
TO d. b. A., W. H. Steph
ms; Alternate to D. b. A. ]. c. Palmer.
Nathaniel I,ank and daughter Miss
lizzie, of Frederica. brother and niece
'f Mrs J. a. Hopkins attended the fun
raj OF DR.. James A. Hopkins OH Thurs
iav
Persons that have anything they wish ,
cad by the people i'll general should :
lave it put in paper that has circula-
ion. The Milford Chronicle has 3, 500
REGULATION, and it is safe to say is read ,
y at least 10000 people weekly; and if !
e paper IS borrowed in other places
$ II IS in Milton, we might say it is read
y double the number assumed The c
lilton correspondent will publish any
hing legitimate if given to him not later =,
nan TUESDAY noon of each week
The arm OF the electric light near the -.
epot became detached from its right y
lace some days ago and has fallen to
Itllin three feet of the ground The
NIB and reflector are uniniured and is =
GIFTED as usual. In its present cOndi- "
on II presents a weird appearance to >;
ersons going to the station but gives -
uch better light
William Ingram has removed into his =
ew dwelling he has builded over the -
epot. y. ~
1t is rumored there is man in Milton y,
no on cold nights persuades his wife to -
, to bed half hour before himself; \,
I'd when he comes TO bed makes her get y,
1t Of her warm place onto the cold part -
the bed; and he get into the warm q
ace.
When Joshua Carey died. the lot of .
ound lying on the left Of Lavinia
rect, going TO the wood was under l..
lse by Burton Johnson. Since the death oe
Mr.. Carey, the heirs have decided %
ey want to sell this land. In order to ~
nV. ff..frt -, L. 80. it'll.