HARD TO BEAR.
J. WW, Walls, Super-
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of Lebanon, Ky., liv-
ing on East Main
street, In that city, says:
“With my nightly rest broken, owing
to irregularities of the kidneys, suffer-
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small of my back and through the kid-
neys and annoyed by painful passufes
of abnormal secretions, life was auy-
thing but pleasant for me. No amount
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for the reason that nothing seemed to
give me even temporary relief 1 be-
came about discouraged. One day 1
noticed in the newspapers the case of
a man who was afflicted as I was and
was cured by the use of Doan's
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got a box. I found that the medicine
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The Early Home.
By Lily Braun.
N pre-historie time wh
had not vet learned how to make it
the first time the household hearth,
group gathered. The woman became
she was bound to it, for care must be
aig BOL 80 Out ht to her the wild beasts he had killed She pre
pared them, made warm clothing and coverings out of the skin, and
learned to make tents which could Le stretched over the sleeping places,
flesh she cocked over the fire
Then came the time when man
abeut the same time that he began to fight not only
his own kind as well. And it was at this time
grow, for, needing protection, the f :
lived together—sometimes several generations,
tent to be enclosed, animals were domesticated and :
of. In the ovens bread was baked and real roofs were built,
were those which the women held in their hands as they spun the threads
wool and flax. Slowly they learner
to fashion the cloth into garment :
And how the realm of the hearthstone grew! Not 4
prepared there, but soap and candles were made, drinks were
grains roasted. From the milk, cheese end butter were made; but the
from which man got his material for this production were gradually taken from
the household care: hunters became shepherds and looked after their property
The highest point reached in the development of ;
castles of the Middle Ages. There was not only the work of the present to be
done, but the work for the coming gener be
garments, carpets and wail-hangings to be ma ie
as well as for the great number of caztle.dwellers
of foods which could be kept \ and
But the cities! Even in the ancient world they had changed the methods
of housekeeping: no one in for all the war te they had 1
have trading. The weaving and coloring became industries outsl le the
individual household, Of great the effect of the city in the
Middle Ages. Hand workers took one alter ther of the hou cupa
tions. The spinner, the weaver, the candie soap makers
all these helped to diminish the he tle. was left to be done in the
home except the cooking, sewing, washing ar
With the incoming of t} machine |}
homes. Their rooms becam
whole family, men
a bare livi Of the
mealtime, and the hs
Then }
less th
the count
went into it
into
it on¢
simself, he established for
around which the
The
tearned to strike fire from flints; this was
that the household
The fields began to some eX
The first spindles
only were the meals
ations, linen closets to
And for the possible guest:
there was the preparation
pt in the storeraoms cellars
wide
iat)
them ald |
WAS
Ant
emaker
CWOr'n
imn 1 7 On
igechold o
the and
f
i
d
i
of the
where
work for
hurrie«
tress poore:
home, the
had to
. the
ng h
when
ever
ry, tof
© Was
7
N
Acquaintance With Grief.
By Margaret Deland.
idren ey are well
was actually
BAYS B(
is
“IE has her husband and
good, and
because her
r are content 5 and ve & he
make disapp her!
goul who has paid the price RW
her desolate. To such
plaint about the unimpe
fs moved to her
member that you are rich
bering her wealth, the
sumed with worry over
her eyes; the domestic
does not come turns the world black
Shame! says the poor creature whose sense of propo
gome bitter hour of fear or bereavement! or wrongdoing
And it is a shame —a shame for y have
sciousness of Love, and Character, and
of unhappiness about the unimportant
ful kind of unhappiness uld be confined to the perso
unfortunately, its black
comes down to her breakfast
on,” is grou
feels it: her servants feel it
dress
man whose house
whimpering
t seems an |;
ylaining rich
POR SEES ’
hewalling
The dressmaker
night; an
one, the and scold}
say to
remember
lish woman
unimportan
problem keeps her awake at
before
her poverty
brings
invitatior
her
the
De heir
{ wasteful
if this
o fall into the
It { be bad enough
n who exp noes
No woman
iv calls a
EAmMe Can
IArKiy
edge spreadg over on to other lives
table
ye
l
with what her
Her hus
the
hy to herself al band feel
and |
His
u
£0
need on the world. It is how ri
being conscious of our happir
An
sha
other people's happiness
It doea not need that
high i
tion, a martyrd
at hand is tt
being pleasant
Sd
The Art of Letting Go.
By the Editor of Success,
we
deed to do
E held to a great many thi
oft
complete
let go-—shaker entire
from our
our past misfortunes, the
fied and humiliated us.
good, but it re
ting useless things is a great one and we
miinde
MInaGs
bs us of peace
ould learn it
cost
to learn. to let go as to hold on. Anything that
the world, anything that is a drag. a stumb
ling block or a hindrance, should be expunged from our memory, Many peo
le seem to take a positive pleasure in recalling past misfortunes, sufferings
and failures. They dwell upon such experiences and repaint the dark pictures
until the mind becomes melancholy and z2ad, If only they would learn tc
drive them out } their attempts to return, as they would banish 2
thief from the h . » painful thoughts would to demand entrance
We want all we can get of sunshine. encouragement, and inspiration. Life
is too to dwell unon hinder our growth If we keep
mind filled with and wholesome thoughts-—the
things onl can help us on ane ! shall make inf
greater progress than by retrospe
One of the first lessons in life
mind, to clear it of its enemies and
ill never harbor thoughts inimical
ability to choose your mind's company: you up at wil
please. Then why not choose the noblest and
+ Sg Sd
Rockefeller’,s Money.
By the Editor of Harper's Weekly.
It {2 just as important
cannot help us to get on and up in
¥
COA8e
short oniy
yictures
things whi
brigkt, hopeful
f 1
Pu
the
1 the world
in gloomy
carn to be
to Keep it clear. A
tO queer eda ¢ h
i
which { we
fut evin ge rae lve Tn
MITYINE ourseives tion
f 4
master of one's
welltrained mind
You 1
i any guest you
iz to abacinte
own
appiness ive the
1
Rockefeller will get all the money there is. Mr. Rockefeller has
not lately seen fit to publish his estimate of the value of his pos
sessions, but sanguine guessera rate him
he has more than half a
say what is the total
billion. It would be impoasible to
wealth of the United States, but the as
billions.
for the rest of us. But his fortune, they tell ue, is probably increasing by as
much as fifty millions a year, and is not unlikely to double within ten years
Already his financial power Is enormous, so that he could influence stock val
ues very materially if he chose. and, at times, make or unmake ordinary mil
llonaires by mere whispers at the telephone, Malevolence ia not attributed te
him, nor is he felt to be a mischief- maker, but the feeling is that his business
abilities are so surpassing, and his business judgment so unapproachably
sound, that he can’t help seeing and improving chances to make millions more.
To discuss him is as little of an Impertinence as to discuss the comet. He ia 8
force, sixty-four years old, moving through the earth's atmosphere, and be
lHeved to be rapidly Increasing In weight and velocity, Persons who fear they
are in his orbit and may be pinched may find some relief in considering that
even though his fortune increases very rapidly, its growth may long be fed by
the increase of wealth in the country. If wealth in general slope Increasing,
and Mr, Rockefeller's wealth keeps on Increasing, then the pinch may be felt.
SHOCK CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
How One Man Was Cured of All De
sire for Liquor.
in spite of being a really
kindly, honest fellow, with a loving
wife, a cozy home and a flourishing
young family, was rapidly becoming
a slave to drink. Night after night he
went home in a state which made hig
little wife heartsick, until she with a
woruan’s ready wit, deviged a scheme
and with the ald of the family physi
clan gave Janes such a shock that he
probably never will drink
Jones,
ggain.
Like many other men, Jones u: ually
logt all of his actions
after he had reached a certain period
of (ntoxication. When, five
weeks ago, he arrived at his
a fir the experin
wife to bed
there,
recollection
or six
home in
ent, his
As he lay
doctor
state for
had him
dead to
put
the
put his right leg into a cas
ter of
bind
waoria,
to
Te
wl
it remain in
id suel
An Encouraging Sign.
tr CLI re
.
Driving Him to It,
you afraid that after we are
tired of 1
when I'm cross or petu-
1 get tired of me,
meals are
n't you?”
You know
when
HCW
tired
Dpernes
late, you'll tired of
“Aw. vou make nu
I won't,”
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