The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-03-22

Stepnohc and sons, he therefore engaged lodgings at
Jones Hotel. . "
Arthur and Henry Munroe had not vet returned TO hcr
home the reason obvious; Henry enjoyed the company
ot his intended bride, whilst Arthur arranging his nas
to @voTe one or both of them in esernaI rcp"ahe ruin
Run 1--WE dislike to pronounce the word. Even that bane
to society," that which while it desoys body AMI soul casts
dISmy desoaton heartbreakng md all the evils which the
mind can conceive Of around that called blue ruin The
consequences which result from It's use, has enpha,calIy
named r"'H No word in the English Language could
convey the same dire and disastrous meaning. Ruin Oh
man in this eNiStncc blessed by good God with health
strength and UNDERSTANDING do you let passion pre-
uohliate as to seek to rUn your fellow Here was
oroter an cider brother, filled with spirit of revenge envy
hatred and every otcr dabocal passion studying plans to
F"" his brother Whence this excited turbulent feeling 3
90 seek his father and ask the cause? his mother though
less gutcss should have permitted paraty to have
blinded her far to forget her duty Had that faith
or taught his son obedience submission Il lia duyand the son
been assisted III the ument Of these duties by the aid of
mother his disposition may have been changed Mrs Mum
roc found Henry docc child easily governed and be-
g pous womanc pleased teach hi, Young mind to
the work OF corr ct dcpme, but Arthur Stubborn and
he paid no heed his IN ther The father cared nothpr
about (s he would say such triAng matters Thc work Of
correct dIcpne can not be carried ccc;uay by one
SIDE, uaded 10y the other, il the mother seeks " precep
ana example to teach the child his % duty and her course
Is r'cucd 10y the father is Ike the seed cast among the
stones to be burnt by the Neat of the first sum- Nor is this
all Is not possible for parents to educate their children
properly, we mean to educate in the comprehension ac
cepation, we say 1t impossible bring them up PROPERLY
unless their be of action and unless the conduct Of
parents DC Sucn rs indicate,
meekness love-"
Strife and dscord between husband and wife are moor
anNies towards teaching the offspring correct principles
TIE husband be ahecuonae and pay due Difference the
wife, inspires respect the children for the mother On
The other hand, If the husband looks upon his wifi. as
chattel, commodity not equality with himself
1t Is the first lesson of disobedence TO the cliren Some
there doubt, who disposed TO rdicue this idea
but they may speak think they choose know it to
DC fact, that many husband loses sight of the meaning
o' Inc "ord WIFE, when wonisa promised to obey
and love him. Just like horse, gun or a piece of 10
o"cco she Is commodity for his Consult with her
on matters OF basin s. nonsense ever knew any
ul'ng about business And when children are reared not m
All u'reQuenty the example Of the father, first inss into
lcr hearts spirit Of INSTRUMENTATION maternal authority
Arthur Monrocs father had who was called his
wife, like merchant who ship and calls her Eliza
out SO tar MS consulting with her. upposng She cnpa
Die OF forming opinion he condesccndc even
to debate the matter 1t this conduct which first swaved
Arthur from the control Of his mother lie fathers 6oy
father d! not care anything about mothers opinion he
though II boy WAS OF more consequence than Il woman
and he would consider himself under Obligations TO obey
one Had the father been blessed with more comprehe-
Ne knowledge of wonans excellence the would never
nave been puzzled about planning brothers. ruin.
Lodging at III" same ho c james B. formed an ac.
qu"niancc with the two Moes. His unobtrusve gentle.
manly department, the friendship Of Henry whilst
Arthur studied in his mind make him accessory to the
downfall and ruin of his brother. He formed no acUuain
ance but that first engaged his attention. heh he
c0"td MAKE any use OF he man In James, he thought lie
could play his game he might be made Of considerable
advantage III prosecuting, and ultimately consumnatn~ his
net0r'ouS, uRhoy designs We will anticipate SO ad
y end this chapter to give ourse moments recreation