Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), July 17, 1890, p. 1

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seeing ts belierfng come and see j the feckftboo boot and shoe tore is jast now showing a number of new fines of shoes and slippers specially adapted for theseaion these new goods are feeing sold at prices as low- or lower than those saked for old styles and shop- worn goods elsewhere everybody can be suited for we nave all sixes in i oema wear ladies wear youths weju childrens wear babyi wear bpedal lines good goods kawest style and best ralue for the money at w williams acton custom work and repairing gften careful atten tion tmnja and talies ii variety swearing off is slang far making good resolutions and this end of the year ii the time generally chosen as being the most suitable and appro priate for j turning over a hew leax j waters bros thepiottjeb jallbky otelph fealfek a- nttckkb uofjldixo pictlile boom bdjlddfcb rt consice potbsfroins- bba8s bow it baviteb bod fnj jac- aw- oil fior tt tier color cbln btcetc tuiy hiffis ll bnemele gorij j kail cljalni books etc wlria ilrnthef 4epen- w4tebs3b08 bt smbailtsqijasif during i8go we have resolved to make more piiotograiuis than we did in 1889 to make better photograph then we did in 1869 to please everybody better than we did m 1889 we nave tbe facilities for babies photographing your instcntarieous 1rooeu ethat rill bring tho rory little cbarmiiigpietune- doarert creenre in alter da a pietnreaareailowaasooi profit will allow ramslaw photo artist fadx ffftjbsdajjr july 17 1890 thbqvarretsohb stttens two lltue kittens one stormy nlnht i bonan to qnarrel i and then to flnhtj- i one bad t moots tho other had none and thats the wty the ootrrel beann i ill han that montej bald ui bigger oal youll have that uoute well see about out ill will have that mouse i bald alio eldest ton you shant bars tholmoute bald the little oho the old woman telsed her sweeping broom and wpt both klllaiii klgbl out of tho room the ffroond was all covered with frost tod snow the two little kitten had nowhere to bo bo they ley and thlvorixl oo a mat at the door while the old woman wse swooping the door and then tlte crept ln ai qulsi it mite j k vet villi lh iiier and it sold u fi a1 retftid ii umeli lflr that elotuiy ulglil to lie by lb ore than to iiuatid edit light tnaiurt prow jltltri jtanrilr juaiing wemans inflaeiige ur i ou coxnubctou cberobi to as and get be one of your work and a living acton- good morning lulu yost have jt at- come in time to help rat take this basi et and run out into the garden for bot ie flowers there are some lovely buds jtrf ready to open on that creamy white roi e- bush yon admired so much last eununei lola opened her bright eyes ia mo k astonishment a roaehnah of that color would enough to set any one wild mrs fannii if the leaves are white do tell me what t ie blossoms are green j mrs fanning had looked slightly puzzl d as lola began hat she shook her linger it her playfully at the conclusion of h r speech you little mischief to turn a venerabj grayhaired woman into a target fun y u know my meaning well enough she sai l lulu touched her slight lingers loving y to the soft waves of dark hair bandid smoothly away from mrs faniiinga for j- head j i shall scold you if you call ourw ii old why i could count the white hai s in your head they are so few and far b s- tween and you are not a day over fort v old indeed well dear have it as you like as lot g as you make haste and cut me the flower l vou shall arrange them too if you wi as they are to make a nck gentleman s room attractive and i want them to lot k very pretty oh mrs finning who is he m kot another word will i tell you lul i until yon have done my bidding ah how peremptory i can be laugh d lulu catching up the basket and scissor and vanishing with a gay soug trilling npc n her red lips j mrs fanning listened to her with a thoughtful look upon her face lulu wt s her adopted daughter and was but ju t home from dosvrjdinsehool i wonder if it will be exposing her o any danger if 1 suffer her sympathies o become enlisted for the poor fellow 61 e has great depth of character though appa ently so thoughtless ah strj welb- s it you i was j ast making ready to you a visits j thanks but if you ore willing i would like 6 have a change of scene wi 11 i be in the way if i stay here for a iitt e while ko indeed here is a delightful se t just by the window as mrs faamag said this the thougl t came that fate had taken a responsibilit y oat oi her hands she had not fall coi eluded whether or not to introduce her p t imla to this joang protege of hers bi t his sudden appearance on the scene vouj d necessitate it or another moment ax i lulu and her flowers would be there too how do you feel today 3 1 she asked a great deal better thanks to yoi r adhdness bat what terrible realization t what lies before me in the world seems o crush me down i have absolutely rc i away from my thoughts oh my kin i my true friend do you think there still hope for an like me v he stopped suddenly for lain appear i in the doorway here i am dear roses and all 0 i i beg pardon i thoaghtyou were alone horace welby looked np at the sound tif the clear girlish voice and saw a pictu e which was forever after to bs enshrine i within his memory it was as bright t s the most vividhoed painting and as perfa t in detail as though colored by that maate artist the sun a tender oval face with smiling la troas eyes opened o their full width i a surprise red dewy lips a wealth of ahi hi g hair a slight dainty figure with two white hands holding a basket brimrnii over with creamywhite half opened roa s this was the picture and what did lulu see a pale handsome face lighted by eyes i o large and dark that the heavy black ey browb arching bove them gave them weird intensity of expression which wt s increased by a contraction of ithe i orehet d into a slight frown a fascmating fac but a gloomy one lulu found her ey s returning to it again and again when si e could do so unobserved what could ha i cast such a shadow over it so yaun bcaroely older than herself j and yet le looked so unhappy come in child this isi mr miss marlow horace j one would hardly have recognized ti e playful xhildish lulu who ibdt a fev moments before hod been uudhgwith mi j fanning in the qoiet dignifimyotmg lax y who bent her head in answer o mr welbj s bow f a few comnioplftoes about- tho weatb t followed and then horace rce and excuajd himself y whbishe how did here just for i tho world had dropped fro a tcloaou yhdqtelltneabpihim welb qom0 to thoogh to bydtdit als mmrn t howi one question at a time lulu i you please and then you maybuooeed in getting an aubwer i will explain why i said nothing to yon about him he is very handsome and can be very attractive but a young girl who should set her heart upon him would be laying oat for herself a life time of sorrow and my lulu laying a caressing hand upoij the girls bright head is so dear to me that i hesitated about in troducing her to him bat forewarned is forearmed and ft is for that reason i en lightened you as to what he really is horace wel by is a man intended by nature to be ono of tho nobloit of lilt kind but who through a mistaken mode of education was thrown among companions that though good follows in the opinion of the world have really boon wicked designing plotters trying to ruin horace to as to bring him upon a level with themselves poor fellow sighed lulu wjth tears rising to her blue eyes where was his mother r father and mother died when homcowns a more lad leaving a large fortuno to their only child r who had far better havfi botyi poor hut how docs fie coma to be here under your nf t tint iu what jhuuriw juflflflutllhrfld flii i i fmvfl met lit young iiiah in mltiy klhlmiftl mr fttiffifng fliiiji a ijtile m ifi met lufuvwotiftefltig iadt gasjp ntui 1 always was lwjtiiojotls of a feeling of intense wwduess tlutt one o nobly giled as he seemed to be should have fallen a victim to intemperance heveral times 1 exerted myself tojbp him- by me when tho wine was passingeely round at the sapper given at some magnicent en tertainment where to use a stereotyed ex pression champagne flowed like water in that way i grew to feel an interest in him well one evening about three weeks siace jast as i was leaving my carriage after attending a wedding reception i saw a prostrate farm lying within a few feet of the horses hoofs i called io thomas to eee who it could be and to signal for a policeman if necessary laws maam 1 he said coming to me after he raised up the mans bead so as to get a glimpse of his face laws maam its young mr welby shall i call a cop maam or hadnt i best put him in the carriage and james and mell take him home kow lola said mrs fanning hi not tell you of the quixotic thing i did unless you promise not to laugh at me and also never to mention it to any one i promise said lola sof tlv emphas izing her words with a kiss but please go on i want to her the end well lola i had him brought into my louse and put into henrys room and i made np my mind that as faithfully as hough it bad beeony own harry would i nurse him and try what i could to reform him j lulu threw her arms about her friends neck j you are on angel i always knew you ivere and now i am- sure well im positive be could not resist you no one can i ah child i fear ii i had foreseen what ay before me i should have shrank from it in dismay he awoke out of that stupor in a wild delirium they call it the horrors and anything more dreadful cannot be imagined i believe one who goes through it suffers all the agonies of the damned j then at last under dr olmsbys tkillful treatment he came oat of that stage of the disease only to enter upon another thelonging forliquor then was my time i talked to the poor fellow using every argument i could think of which might touch his neart and save him i pictured to him his mother her home in heaven incomplete without him her only child i read that passage in the bible where it says ho drunkards shall enter into the kingdom of heaven after each conversation he would be so moved as to cry and lulu you cannot picture a more painful sight than tears trickling down upon a bearded face then tiha long ing for the liquid fire would come and he would beg that lie might be boned hand and foot and locked into the room so that he conld not escape and get ajsght with wflsch to satisfy the horrible craving and thus begin again the struggle and lulu we have to all uppsaranoe conquered j you bsw horace pale to be sure and with a morbid gloom upon that brow which should be as smooth and fair as your own for he is but a few years older than you are but he has not tasted liquor and says ie will not ever again so help him god bat t fear for bim lulu when he again mingles with his gay associates- i dont says lulu there should be no such word as fall in your mind after having done such wonders and now be a darling and dont pucker up your brows and say no i am roihg to help you and tm a host in myself you know mrs fanning smiled as she looked at the animated face which beneath all its witch- ery of smiles still told of a strong woman ly selfsacrificing nature you may help lola she said fondly but you mustnt fall in love with him i couldnt let my goddaughter whom i have loved as my own ever since i held her in iny arms a wee white bundle at the christening i couldnt let her throw her self away i never fear said lulu 111 never do a thing to make your heart achevfor i love you too dearly for that and mrs fanning was content her own life had been bo entirely free from romance niarrying when a mere child from friendship instead of love that she had no idi to what she was exposing her 3t the very gloonv which for a tune looked out of he deep eyes of the prodigal whom lulu wished to help was an attrac- itioni and when at last he grew to be bis j own bright genial natural self again what icouldthegirldo but worship him in the inxiermobt depths of her heart i still she bid her secret well the more she grew to 1 love him the more she became to him as illusive as well as enchanting as is a hum ming bird to the outstretched hand of an eager child but at last restored to his noble young manhood purged from the weakness which had been his one sin he stood before her and petitioned for her love then lulu answered come with me to mrs eanning your answer rests with her j i and standing with her bright head oowed and her tearwet eyes hidden by tbe drooping lids t she waited to be absolved from her promise m i couldnt help falling in love with horace she said but i will not marry him without yoa give your foil consent mr jknniag turned to horace and her gamble face looked very serious as she aaid 1eicb thbeecelfas r i it with you my friend do ytra feel ir yonr heart that yon can maks- this dear irl happy that yon can take her into ji ur care with the surety that yon will never nake that confiding heart have a rung or tljo husband she hat chosen i do aaqod ie said raising his eyes to heaven i i my witnese i undertake the prooions cliarge and i uve faith in you horace take her and weir her as a jetrel that will not tine and so ihcy plighted thdr troth and horaoo wi iby was saved first by a womans pity tlion by a womens love fbout h008 tbe olio ing is a list ol persons lo be met with e rery day i the tc jscoosplttiog hog s tbe di onkea bog 8 the bl upbemoos bog the ti lgarandobtmnslaugaege hog the m isber bog i the pi ilformimoklog hog 7 the ii htedolgarlothsoar hog 8 the a lddyhooionlheknee bog 0 the fll iwqseets inacsr hog 10 the imberalle slicking out rom underlilss ro hog ii the elmthr smtwbenladifs ininilm ho 19 th8 leo4ionuimr0utiiieoill publiiei ilesi lis utiles of i undiiot of people ol he abois olite when i ii poblid pltoee i de tare and keep on tbe left tide of the walk and tl sye go at lightning speed in stowded pis xi and elbow and push as niaeh u po ilble be thongb hess o tbe comfort of others in carrying a parasol caoe or umbrella thrust these article in the eyes aod ribs of passersby always pilot with soger cane fan or other article at persons or object always trioke especially otgarettea or pipes upon a croweded street on platform of ears or wierever it may be offensive always oo upy more space than is neoejs- sary in waiti ig rooms raiaay stations or ferry boatf i to drom wit i fingers and eet whiatle bold oonversi tion withyoar friends in read- ins rooms k ocerts etc where those wish log to hear ai e prevented from doing so alwaya ai pectorate when io view of others aa up m sidewalks in street cars boat cabin e c never reet re a dropped article to a lady allow her t reach for it herself never raisi yoor hat io greeting or as a parting sakt ttibn to a lady alwajs enl u a place of amusement after the performs ice hasbtgnn and leave before its finish wit as muoh noise aa possible always rui tie programme fan or gar menta so as t disturb those near you never apoli gixe to those who are obliged to riae to per nit yon peas j alwayaeat io in places of amusement e aa to anno r those seated near you i be sore ii on are sound and bealtby 1 seat yourself while a lady or aged- man stands dont fail to stare a pretty girl oat of oountenance 1 1 every opportunity make it a p actice to read your neighbors paper over bi i shoulder when on tbe cars of course ou will go on a bit of a spree onoea week or so and devote a part of your oaronsal to i public performance on the cars historic exaggeration the disposi lion to exaggerate in giving an account of even an ordinary event is universal at d few either in speaking or writing aro e tempt if all history could be brought d wn to the level of sober fact if all that ii pure exaggeration conld be eliminated hi w mueh that ia now startling and wonderfil would disappear from its pages a cur ions instance of this is record ed in boswell s life of joluuon io writ ing of theooo irrences of the year of 1777 be says on sundi y evening september 14tb i arrived at as ibourne and drove directly to dr taylors door dr johnson and be appeared befc re 1 had got out of tbe post chase and wt loomed me cordially i told them i had travoued all the proceeding night and bad gone to bed tt leek in staffordshire and that when i arose to go to ohurch in i ie afternoon i was informed that there had been an earthquake of whiob it aeenks the shock had been felt in aome degre at ashbourne said johr son at oncer sir thia will be much exaggerated inpopolar talk for in the first plaoej tbe common people do not accurately adjapt their thoughts to theob jects oor secondly do they accurately adapt their word to their thoogbta they do not mean t lie but taking no pains lo exact they give you very falae aooonota agreat part f their language is proverbial if it rains itpourif anything rocks at all it mnst it least rock like a cradle and so they go on with their unintentional falsification r well goes on boswell some years after that event i chanced to be looking over the pariah register at bushton i think my attention bad been called to it when my eye if ell opon the following entry a record of the veryabock of which i had spoken to drs johnson and taylor at ashbourne phis is the record on sunday the hlh of september 1777 at abojit eleven oclock whilst the minister jwasj in the pulpit at- roabton there was an earthquake which threw the congregation into tbe greatest oonfotion nf fear and alarjn the quaking of the aolid earth was wonderful its sensibly felt at uaociesneld manchester fcc 4c an offer of mf rimony the iiferary ii ww in a review of alrij brushs new book inside oor gate saya perhaps the most detlghtfdl of all mrs brnshsdeligbtful delineations is the scotch oook with her aphorisms- her lovers ard her calm christian determination toward her own way the offer made her by meester ftacfarlane baker in the pretence of htr mistress is tornelbing do uoloue i jott called to aay mist catherine eluabetb drumroond that i made ye an offer of matrimony this day week eh i wad like in answer tibbie looked u innocent as a lamb weel sir sbt said l yal require is an answer i suppose u long u ye get eq answer g t dluna oare what it may be 7 ye iujo well that i cars rsplied tbe toiler doggedly the last tiros i wta here ye made objection to me bin a baker but ye tntd pick that bone wl me father for ipfrsptlain ms to that trade ye re marktllbtt ytd always intended lo marry wl a stor bot i oasnot be a sailor grlppin wet ropes ollmbln bare poles ilka a danelu bear to pleaiort even ye tl rnytlnnof life mr moltrlsiies temper was up a bit lie didnl bijow tibbie tl well m i did a flrni giprtmion wh willing upen her rfloslli and glitter fa lir fti wil imiw objwtlou hal e w a baker i he oflflllnoed it tlviyi tntkei we tick to my tloiri- lob replied tibbie to think of floor an water muddled together by menfolk ive hard beyjramps crackers wl their feet too beaiieh forbid i tbit wat too mdeb for mr mcfarlsne jiae ye never taated bakers bread in yer life be connnoed warmly nor orackers lass v7eel- 1 maun confess i hae returned tibbie in a provokingly calm voice when i waa a bit o a lass and did na ken what i waa eatin we a mum eat ohr peck o airt an hae ye nae eaten bakers bread sin ye were grown it sounded like a stern controversy be tween consumer jind mannfactnrer rather than like a conversation between lover and sweetheart weel i hae admitted tibbie when took wi pauge of hunger and ooosiderin what tbe chosen people eat in the destrne- tion o jerusalem bot i eat it wi my eye fixed on theoeilin aod repeatinga veraeof scripture to divert me mind till it were were well gutpet down noo my man ye ken why til no marry a baker one thing at a time j2arly life relate a eentleman who has now spent many decades io the service of gad and his fell5wmeu i learned from a very simple incident a wholesome lesson and one which has since been of incalcul able benefit to me when i waa between twelve and fnor- teen years old my father broke up a new fleldjon his farm andplanted it with pota toes and when the plants were two or or three inches high be sent me to jioe it the ground of that piece was hard to till it waa matted with graas rootaand sprinav led with stones i hoed the first row and then stopped to take a genera look at the taak before me qraasashigh as the po tatoes waa everywhere and looking at the erhole from any point it appeared to be a solid mats i had the work to doaualone and at i stood itarihg at the broad reach of weedy soil i felt a good mind not to try to 4o anything further then with it just at that miuufe i happened to look down at the hill nearest my feet tbe grata didnt seem quite as thick there and i said to myself i can boe this one well enough when it was done another thought came to help me i shant have to boa but one hill at a time at any rate and so i went to the next and next but there i stopped again and looted over tbe field that gave me another thought too i could hoe every hill at i came to it it wis only looking away off to air tho hillt that made the whole seem impossible iwont look at it i i said and i poll ed my bat over my eyea aoi could see nothing but the spot where my hoe had to dig in course of time i had gone over the wholo field looking only at the hill in hand and my work was done i learned a lesson tagging away at those grass roots which i never forgot it wastolook right down at the one thing to be done now and not hinder or disoourage myself by looking off at the things i havent come to ive been working ever since that summer at the hijl nearest my feet and i have always found it the easiest way to get a hard taskaccomplished as it ib the true way to prepare a field for the harvest southern prttbyterian ten thincs worth knowing 1 that the height of tho atmosphere is almost forty miles that soslnd travels through water at the rate of 4 boo feet per second- 8 that the freedom of the press was first granted an england in 1688 4 thai there are more tnagasinee and newspapers published in the united states than inatl the rest of the world combined 6 that the cost of railroads in the united states has been 9000000000 6 that over one million persons are em ployed by the railroads of the united states 1 7 that thraverage coal of conitrnotiug a mue of railroad in the united bute at present iawaowo 8 that bl first printing by steam waa mln 1817 fritnewspaper established the boston nam letter nratiaaufdlprumyi 1701 ilq tbit tfie first nubile pebrmuot a in the convent qeroen siswj doneinhoncj 9 that in america f bad thoughts bad words bad deeds there are three bad things which all should strive to aroid bad thoughts bad words and bad deeds a bad thought is the worst thing that can jget into a boys heart and the longer it remains there tbe more mischievous it becomes it is more poisonous than arsenic more decietfdl tboo a snake and far more dangerous than a mad dog a bad thought cot into the heart of tbe first boy that ever was born and it never left him till it made bim kill his brother shun bad thoughts fear them hate them light against them and pray against them bemember odr thoughts are heard in- heaven bad thoughts lead to bad words which have brought much evil into the world they creep through the ear into the heart call op all its bad passions and tempt it to break goda commandments stop yoor ears against bad words and run from- tbose who nse them aa you would from a tiger bad deeds follow bad thoughts and bad worda- entertain had thoughts and you are sore to nse bad words prac tise the speaking of bad words and you are sure to no evil deeds quench uje first spark and yob will prevent the house being set on 4 re snbdoe the first evil thought aud the bad deeds will never be done let your prayer be search me o god i and know my heart try me and know my thoughts and tee if there be any wicked way in me and lead me in tbe way everlasting pray for good thought for tbejr are the beginning of everything else thatitgooiand they are the beet cure for bad thoughts bad wordt ami bed deeds bavlaveof t6e baby- 1 checks that are dimpled and jlnjt twin roses abloom on a spray bed up wi of lovo to tho brink soft clauces that pensive or gay a world of tweet moaning convey weoyiaoarj that flutter and eling a snowdrift of cnnhnlodarrayi- tub islhababy the king i j- what though be tips over my inl amturiveemy ave wits sll ansvyr khlll i srumble indeed dvyou tlnk because fabtt innocent way he wake me ions hoars before day and wants in towalk aod to ties why not if ii pleaaet him pray 1 tililstbodihy thoklogl oorfortunoslbey rite and tb link wo let tbe world wag aa it may our lives narrow down to the ehlnk that enclroloe bis majesty nsy qurllvotnd oor fortunes we iky athliftet imihltrsulstsdrlk content to adore bimand tay tlili ii the fjabylh king i jj cmvov irlnoe you mar boatl of your 4 tit bet an ephemeral tiring ij tb empire of heart it for aye this is the bsbrlholn harper young peoplt pancinq vouiarvo one of hie riohaaj gggintkert of new york jwily gave ball n tin oee4lm of hi mrigi h oomftauy wr it at luialii of mieiy dtfiolog itiiiilfiglaii fi4 the hmi slipped away to tba lower reglosi- to tee that all wat id rlflfctrdw of ml jopper whleh net to wind tip ihtrkftelaifl amusement in the passage leading to the litobea be met one of the maid servants a ecu n try girl recently employed with a candle in her band which she was holding country faahiop without the aid of a caodleexiee without troubling himself to inquire what ber particular errand t that mo- ment might be the- host paaaefl bntto chen where he found his wife in anxious consultation with the oook anff a few minutes afterwards the new maid ap v peered carrying a number of bouee 4hicb tbe had been t fetch from the cellar at this moment it flashed actoai the hosts memory that he haddeposited three barrels of gunpowder in the cellar and thai the lid of one hid been taken off to show a customer the quality of the oontentt he asked the- servant in atremulmg voice what she had done wltbher candle its in the cellar air 1 stuck it in the cask of black sand behind the door while id betaking you the wine for a moment tbe wretchea man felt paralysed then lie rushed to the cellar and 1 was horrorstrjoken to see tne naked candle stuck npright in the cask of powder exact ly under tbe room where alcthe yonng pen- pie were dancing the wick wanted wnuff ing and threatened every rnoment to fall half petrified with fear be gazed at tbe dreadful eight tor a moment wiihnnthayisg the powerto move then reooteriaariiis presence of raiod for ihei candle shaken by tbe vibration of the floor i overhead seemed inclined to topple over he ceottobsjy but swiftly advanoed ebretoherl tb hia hand and extricated the dreadftny f me from the shell which in anothe jilnute might have- blown him ud bis guejtfo atoms selju diary of a liqwor seijler monday took ragged bills lait dime tor whiskey 1 tueaday had a visit from charlie finer who swore off three roomie ago end signed tbe pledge gave him three drinks on tick wednesday that poor fool dick plas ter who geti wild and nervoue after one drink came in today sold hhn a quart p8livi be killed his wife in a drtr rage thursday john slogan wjbeggei me never tosellan6tberdrop toihira sh cried till i promised p 8 toidt enough this very day to inakerxum etnai furniture and beat hie children ha i i ha i business is buriuess friday phil carter bad no jbdn3i took bis wifes wedding ring and silk r fo an old bill sent him home gloriouaty drank saturday young sam chap took hp third drink today i knot he likes it and will speedily make a drunkard but t give him the valne of his money bit father implored me to help break hp the praotioe before it became a habit borltold him il i didnt sell ta hini someone else would j sunday pretended tb keep sunday law toda but kept open my back door sold beer and wine to some boys but theyll be ashamed to tell of it bit mtiu is fuller tonight than the crcli basketa ue nb my buiinms must be respectable for real geutlemen tatromze my bar and yet i guess i woittjkeep aslary for these facts look very queer oo paper ieosclee encoufl sons a wise father give this sage advice hmy boys are out in tbeworld doing wdl bat i sympathize with the anxieties of rather who have yet i see how their boys will to pan out wy plan waa aiwayito enoooritge the boys jin all possible way remember that ell iwys are net equally smart browdiyour boy above all dont be comparing llim nnfavorably wit some other boyyonrneighbori son tjnt sort of thing breaks a boys apirit deetroya his prkie and he may lose allambrtion ptoteothim bnild op on his weak spot let him feel feel thai yoq are bank of him that while yon expect him to plunge in and swim for himself still yon nave a long pole that you will reach pot in cate beneedis it dont hurry pirn if lie it a jittle bit slower an some other boys j eznoctnas boys not always the soneeaafal men when they come to the mature stage of hie dont let your boy get the idea that money is the sole end and aim of existence bot teach him thrift and by adding ecmething to his savings bank account aay m to every 820 he saves realizes the valne tor a rainy day of a dollar laid by i 4- r 5s take them in time a boston paper- opposes woman saffrage in this strain itj have all the neoesaaryqualities to make goodmeu bat they tnatt givethairtinae and attention to it while thsmartue hoys that it cm mery tfisemothfi jbia great aeal tnwarda reaking geoi ah4 oert oiherbojs mm worms derange the whole system mother graves worm bvimintf fo ranges the worms ana givet rest to the if any other place tlwji sedteret it onlycoats twerty4re oeutsto bolt tjjktueirat4 j bveryonsshotudruairieeeqcuturo theyare ht

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