The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-12-12

| iod giveth thee.
q. Thou shalt not eat hot bis
;uits.
8. Thou shalt not eat thy meat
iried.
8. Thou shalt not swallow thy
iood unchewed or highly spiced or
Just before hard work or just after
| IT..
10. Thou shalt not keep late
hours in thy neighbours house, nor
With thy neighbours wife. nor his
nan servant, nor his maid servant.
Tor his cards, nor his glass, nor
lything that is thy neighbors.
|5 SO
Love is often plotted out by a
hard answer. What dream of hap
piness our home lives would be II
every angry retort could give peace
to soft answer, The divorce prob
lem would not be agitated as II is
today, ii soft answer had prevail
ed. The angry spirits of children
are not curbed in their infancy but
are allowed growth, Without doubt
II is difficult problem and there
fore requires great strength OF en-
deayor to solve the best mode of
managing the individuality of each
child. Let us all strive 10 attain that
great control over our spirits which
will enable us to give "A soft an
swer in return for an angry tanut.
10 nf
is reached, how peaceful and hap
by our Influence in our journey
through life.
Hope is an anchor TO the soul,
both sure and steadfast that VIII
steady our frail bark while sailing
over the ocean of life, and thar
will enable us to outride the storms
of time "a hope that reaches from
earth TO heaven. The hope is based
ON faith in the immaculate Redeem
er and keeps our earthly hopes from
framing riot into forbidden paths
The cable OF this hope cannot be
sundered until death cuts the gor-.
dian knot and let's the prisoner go
free To live without II is blind in
fatuation TO Die without it, etern-
al ruin.
The person that tries each day TO
do little something that will cause
smiles TO drive away tears; that VIII
put sunshine into sad heart; that
viii in word make associates bet
ter and happier and more cheerful,
that person is one OF Gods noblest
OF creatures and is a benefactor TO
all mankind Smiles and cheerful
words in this world are worth SO
much. Like the pebble dropped IN
TO the lake, they cause the wave 70
20 on nd on, ripping merrily, and
lind Judgment in hearts Theey are
Gods best agencies.
A Good Wife.
She was good wife to me A
good wife, God bless her. These
words were spoken in trembling ac-
cents over coffin lid, The woman
asleep there had borne the heat and
burden of LIES long day, and no
one had ever heard her murmeriher
hand was quick to reach out IN a
helping grasp 10 those who fell by
the wayside; and her feet We're
swift on errands OF mercy; the heart
OF the husband had trusted her; he
had left her to long hours OF soil
tude, while he amused himself III
scenes in which she had no pleas
ure nor part. Children had been
born to them. She had reared them
almost alone-they were gone! Her
hand had ministered to their wants.
Then she had comforted him, and
sent him out strong and whole
heartful while she stayed at home
and cried. What can a woman DO
but cry-and trust? Well, she is at
rest now But she could not die I'M
til she had promised to bear up
and not TO fret, but TO remember
how happy they had been. They?
Yes, 1t is even SO. For she was blest
| in giving, and he in receiving. IT
was an equal partnership after all
!" She was good wife 10 me- oh
| man! man! why not have told her
so, when her ears were not dulled
by death?
1t will be all right for Mrs. Pank-
hurst TO stay in this country as
long as she doesn't practice what
she breaches or preach what she
practices
You never heard OF the voice OF
conscience talking anyone to death.