The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

Maks rssa lahss FasAio.ahle.

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Make rssn Labor FasAioaahle. \
Attic Aaas " ths prosperity Of, an,
people lies this great priaeipls r. maks
farm labor fashionable ct thoms. Educate,
instruct, encourage. and offer, all Tho In
centiyes ypu can ofisr. 10 give interest and
dignity to labor a home. Enlist the hear
and The iutsllsct Of the family 10 the sup
port of domestic systen that will make
labor attractive At The homestead. By
means Of The powerful influences Of early
home education, endeavor TO invest ,pras'
tical labor with an interest that will cheer
the heart Of each member Of the family,
and thereby you win give 70 your house.
hold the grace. peace. refinement ami At.
traction which God designed a home
sho uld possess % iia sgsw boolJ 10 I9gs
oS The truth To-. No musi talk more. think
more. work more.s end act more in ref.
erence TO questions relating to homa saas
The training and inprossmsns efsths
physical ipssllertual. socisl snda moral
powers sud sentiments a tho youth Of OUT
country, require spmething more than the
school,house. sacadsny. college and uni.
ysrsiIy. The young s.isd should rscsivs
jadiciOus training In the field, 10 the gar.
den, in The barn. in the workshop. in the
parlor, in the kitchen-in word, around
the hearth stone atahome. ssofi .s,a'lsb
ks Whatever intellectual sttainments your
son have acquired, be ID unfit 10 90 forth
into society IL he has not thrown around
him the genial and purifying Influences oi
parents, sisters, brothers. and the man.
saving influences Of the family govern
ment, The, nation must look for virtue,
wisdom, and strength, TO the edpestior
that controls and . hspes The home police
Of, tbe family circle There can be no
love Of country where there is no love oI
home. Patriotism. true and genuine. the
only kind worthy Of the name, derives il,
mighty strength from fountains that gush
out around The hear.hstOne; and thoss
who forget to cherish the household in.
teresls, will soon learn to look with indif.
ference upon the interests Of their com.
aB rs- egi5@ taH%tI-a E@@ VAfS~AS
% mon country, g.sysg aisas ya,gss ssi
We must cultivate the roo!s, not, thi
tops. We must make The family govern.
,nent, ,he school, the farm. The church.
the shop, the agricultural fairs, .he Iab.
ora,orits Of our future grea,nes. Ws must
educate our sons 10 DO farmers, artizans,
chemists, engineers, gcologists. botanists,
chemists-in word practical men. Their
eyes must Be turned from Washington TO
their States. counties. townships districts.
homes. This j. true patriotism that will
preserve tie ration. ~ Gov. fright. :
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a'Ss'sazsS s'a'3 No Mo,her. s's& e 54see'''a
sscShe mas no mother!' - aaa@ I''s
What ayolume u sorrowful truth is
comprised IN that single utterancs = no
mother.gea ,sssss 6S1@ assa a*a sas2aaa u
SO We must go DOWN the hard, fonglI path
Of life, and BE- Injured to care and sorrow
in their stesness dorrns,3 before we can
take Observation-Disclosures The dread
rsalitya no msthsr--without aastruggle
aud q tear.s5 sd yksssvf g3Ai ssS&g 2e9
But when i q said Of frail young
girl just passing from childheod towards
the life Of a woman. how sad is the story
summed up in that one short sentence?
Who shall now administer tho nesded
counsel? Who now shall check ths way.
ward fau0iesi Who now shall bear with
The srrors and tsilipgs ef the motherless
daughter? gsassa, ( w Asgsyss Va aSr Il
Deal gsntly With the child. ~ smF
- ,Le. not shs sup pf her Harrow b. ozsr-
flowed ~ ths Aauhpsss u your hssriag.
ri yepr unsympsshizing saldness. als,ss
Is she hesdlsss II hsF daipg?s h abe
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