The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-08

: After all, 30 much in this world de.
Ponds upon the way you look at things
, II may seem a little thing, this look
i ing at life from cheerful or disrnal
point of view, but IL is in reality a
very big thing Put on pair OF blue
: spectacles and everything looks blue:
/. green, and everything is green. And
80 II is with the eyes of our mind. IL
we take cheerful view OF things. life
VIII be far brighter. We shall not see
the faults In people, but their virtues.
~ we look for pleasant things we shall
ma them or at least we shall think
we shall find them, which is much the
same, We are apt 10 find what we
look for; therefore, let us look for
lght and happiness II is all habit
/ And II is just as easy to cultivate a
cheerful habit as a gloomy one. And
when once a habit takes n strong hold
OF US we all know how hard Il "a 10
snake II Off, Let us then cultivate n
habit OF cheerfuIness In all circum-
stances OF life, and a habit OF not And
ing tault. II is not the fault finders
VINO are going TO do the great deeds
ana make the world richer because
they have lived. No; these fault And
ers VINO have no time for anything bur
lault finding. 1t is the cheerful people
VINO help the world along, who make
its great Inventions and laws. who
pulid IT'S monuments write It's poems
ana novels, and who go down TO the
grave lamented with honor.
Finish every day and be done with
A. for manners and for wise living
" Is vice to remember You have
zone what you could; some biunders |
ahd aDsurdities no doubt crept IN |
forget them as soon as you can. To- |
morrow is new day. you shall begin |
u Wen and serenely and with too high |
spirit TO be numbered with your old |
nonsense This day for all that IA
good and fair. II IL too dear with NH
us hopes and Invitations to wnste
on the rotten yesterdays
.
BE A MAN.
Foolish spending Is the father Of
poverty. Do not be ashamed OF hard
york, Work for the best salaries or
wages you can get. but work for hair
'rice rather than be idle. BE yonr
'wn MASTER and do not let society or
ashton swallow up your tndiyIduaIIty
hat, coat and boots. Do not eat nm
Y wear up all you earn. Compel your
elfish body to spare something for
roHts saved. BE stingy to your own !
ppetite, but mercifui TO Others neces-
lties' Help others and ask for no help :
" yourself See that you are proud.
'et your pride be OF the right kind BE
30 proud TO be lazy; too proud to :
I'VE up without conquering every DIFF
cultS5 100 proud 10 wear coat you
lnnot AFFORD to buy; too proud TO be
company that you cannot keep up !
'lth expenses; too proud TO lie. or
zeal, or cheat; too proud TO be stingy.
a model husband may be day Ia
orer who returns 10 his home al night Il
ith hard earned dollar clasped In u
= honest hand, and adds II TO the c
miiy fund 10 be used to provide nee
'sary comforts for the family. He lvi
lares faithfully with his wife what
FER ne may earn by trade or profess vi
on, When business matters perplex ri
does not go home with woeful vi
lie of his hardships and turn the SC
light side OF hsi character TO his
sociates, but he comes Into his home III
I'm cheerful face that inspires his l.,
re with new courage after a day OF er
rplexing duties which women alone
We TO meet. and In their monotopy Tia
come distasteful TO the most patient N,
them. 10
Everyone feels at home in the pres d.
co OF joyous, cheerful, genial spir- lei
d person. Ca
want OF proper domestic economy
ruined the peace OF many a family. w
ere are women who could carry or
'ir husbands stores on their backs -
not half try. There are men who =
icy when they MARI ythat they are a,
1ering something far more valuable
n Cuba, and ind later that they ~,
re on hand ntohing more than
nbined album Godeys Lady,s Book ~,
medicine chest. There are two i
es 70 the picture OF nome; n man or,
has a good wife has no right to no,
nplain though the whole world be (
Inst him, for he's In the majority. ~,
he model housekeeper OF today who y
and refined. and yet enjoys nh
nestle life, who krPws how TO care 7,
the money brought into the home n
her husband. how to use II wisely o.,
well for the comfort OF her fam
certainly understands domestic . ~
1omy and should be an object les a.
held up Tor study In the town In Il
A'eu Mol
modal husband does not hang IN A.
fiddle atfthe door, to be taken up -
ne goes out to entertain outsiders
come into his home as devoid OF
suggestion OF music as is the face
monk.
e who can create his own happi-
in the sphere in which he finds
self, has within him one OF the real
rents OF success in business and
ess In winning happiness.
he heat OF itself is sufficient bur
without adding to 1t Irritation over
8 and outbursts OF temper be-
e OF petty annoyances Forget it.
hen you converse with a gossip I
talk In a graphaphone; the arst
On who turns the crank gets the
e story.
love is sweet. given or returned.
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