The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-03-28
QUIT YOUR WORRYING
Excerpts From Article by George Wharton James Appearing
in One OF Our Penal Exchanges
The B,.lletis,


The Bulletin
He a suspicious prey worry Such
be ed for he tossed hher and and fro
the within suspicion he brehes He has real
mind unaoyed JOY for his hours of
pleasure recreation oly he lest
ahead of him. his visavs joying him. his
march him. he not being
ery served at the picnic etc.
These suspicious minded people that man is
scoundre or essaud needs be watched man
will sand his chicoy
Coffee sell butterne for and for fresh if
chance To the word of absurd it's
believe the dnterestedness politician rermer Office
holder rich But believe ev,o to be swndled
prepare deceived the height of pepcaciy and wisdom
wonderfully Shakespeare Oelo the wretchedness Of
One Why hated the Moor that
he suspected him:
the thoughts whereof
Doth like a poisonous mineral inwards,
And nothing can or shall content my soul
Till I am evend with him,
How graphic sime "gnaw my inwards" the
symbol worry mineral biting the lin
the omah mice and rats at the backs OF the
books and destroys em they during the
drive from the does suspicion
gnaw sharp teeth the destruction of happ
and joy
Then when Iago poisoned suspicious
about his wife, how the Moor worried gnawed by them:
By heaven he echoes me-
As If there was some monster IN his thought
Too hideous to be showu-CTo lago) Thou dos mean
say evenn now, thou likdst not that,
When Cassie left my wife what ddst not like?
And didst and purse thy brow together,
AS if thou then hadst shut up in thy brain
Some horrible conceit. If thou dosto love me.
Show thy thought.
And know. how, with crafty devish cunning, Iago
plays upon these suspicious their spark flames He
purely Othelo's himself
that:
my natures plague
To spy into abuses. and yet my jealousy
Shapes faults that
and crys
beware, my lord of eaouslyl
1t is the reen-eyed monster which does mock
The it feeds That cuckold lives in bliss
Who certain Of his fate. loves not his wronger;
But, o. what damned minutes tells he DER
Who dotes. yet doubts suspects, yet strongly loves!
There indeed. the suspicion shown. His minutes
really damned flies his heart from his COUCH sanity
from his throne and yielding himself he becomes filled with murder
and imperls his salvation here and hereafter.
He bridge before he to it, graphic
and provba rendering description of the who worries
anticipation Something going happen He always fear
full Of what but of what be- For twenty he
has managed live and his but the beginning of each
month he begins aesh where months
FROM He's collected his bills fairly we'll for business life
his check the he be-
gins and fear he fail His wife has given
him four children but the coming the fifth he something
extraordinarily painful and adverse is going happen.
He possibly should she see-ther climbing
She he will fall and break Leg his neck
Her boy mustn't ride the horse he fall and HIMSELF if he
swim he surely danger of being drowned and she could
allow him his boat lest be overturned
The child be watched momentariy lest fall of window,
search knife swallow poison rrepaabe dam
the bric-a-brac.
Here relate incident the truth of which vouched
which clearly the attitude
of and that of One day. when Fh pious minister
Nuremberg his child
fell of secondoy window, right before him. the
below He calmly ordered his bring
child On doing found the little had sustained injury
neighbour however by the reproached
Fatch for his careesess and naenon While she thus
monstraing child brought her.
bench which she had seated and broke its DO
good woman said the minister you imagine yourself
commend children God; though
then fall they safer than devote whole time and
tention to them"
Those who anticipate evils for their children often