Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-17


ana thaV demands more active eXeruons.
r1e' rs see Wh'ch are most active the
farmers or the gold hunters.
Twelve 0oIdoa ha1ilnS Tor Famliles,
1st. Uealth must be regarded
/ This demands the first attention, and
uhceasihg regard Inc laws OF health
nus" ~. DC served ana 'hose wise and
ehclent means must be uniformly en-
Pioye4, by which, Ill connection with
the DIVINE blessing, the health of the
various members u the family may be
secured. 1t is deeply to be regretted
tnat so many families disregard the laws
OF Meath we caHhot wonder that i'll.
i'ssS ~ oiten P'eFa'ls' that death SO
80. - "'S'
zoZ f. 1''''''''"'' "'''S' ~ earnestly 0''e''-
ne nina must De early cultivated;
"cPu!9lliohS varied ana important, must
De continually gained. The faculties
mus 0e "ISely ana vigorously dlscl-
Pt'me"' Hot o"iE IRON the consideration
VI 5n9 n"Ptliess "H!cn VIII he secured,
,'no tno rue IrSl'ohslolnty which VIII
Is a'tal1le"' oo~ from the CONVICTION
''1a' az Tue present rS PERIOD; good sound
t".'l''I.oil -" IN oe tSseAtlaI 70 the mem
~. ~ - GU t, ~, III 1n1"fe HE
notIing w;thon3 i = :" comparatively
.11Nt
,rha l-:.sI.. '''''' " -'''' '"'''''
t'o A''iu'y dispositions ID our lalni-
iie9 ''lG NOT Only dtslfaoIe, but ndls-
pe1Sio!t' t4e[' Is no domestic hapPl-
''ess i.iIouV 1i'e''i' Jiit must oe bland,
s,,1Io anu "'ll'"oi5 20 :'hotiief. he
a'.,,;,,a. 1870; '''''st DC 'tie
H.. ,,-o'',,,,'' ''''' 'ii1:''N!Is the Fam
..-:l1I., 49, p' i'''''n5 halo's.efh,
- ""! 'e1"'l,o VoV IAutuai concessions;
'A'""l '1'ue, mss iil"'u"i rove
/. Industrious AF3fts "''tst BE- formed.
Nothlng IS more essential. Unless
,.ot1 n'o'ts, are cultivated, and cuItl-
he made in dnytI,;p,( ,la -. 7, 0s ,,, can
pabla. M Tosnaclsh;l;,v ;ntaIi:,t,," vol
soc;al or ,noral .an h., ,r.;aI t'''''
fdnnca nm Tho ,.orf ~ - ~ ool'-
aIadJ M t-io 20. " ny c''n DC re-
voucbsafn1 T,In}ant a+ l-' 81 "a. r &c
lies bah;taaIly ylnr;y5 I'J d;sn ial,ll
-, I,i,"~ NH'' SI'o''o''
immoral. This NAV be regarded as An |
indisputable fact
8. -uUtHal confidence must be re-
posed.
There must be no sbvnoss of oocb |
other. There mus, be 10 iealousy no
undue caution, no distruss. If these |
feelings be manifested in the family cir.
Gle, there will be no comfort: there will
be a canker worm Al the root ofdomes-
tic love and hau,iness and this want
of confidence viii increase mill cverv.
thing that is petulanr and malicious win |
be discovered.
6. Il contfnua( DESIRE fer 80nle5tic
'|"I'9"'''fy mus " c1'e1t@"'<"'
What can be more desirable than !
peace in our dwellings,: That peace
which is the result Of loye-wbich
SPRINGS from mutual respert aud far.
bearance-wbicb is associated with tho
Drinciple-wlich !, the consequence Of
the fear Of Gol-wbjah is identified
with filial and unwaycrinc trust IN Him.
A tranquil happy home, IS the yery en-
blem OF Heaven.
Observation-Disclosures. ........z.,..t
l., ,, se|, ''''''' '''''' ''''s' '''"'' 'S|''9"'
y l''I''''''''
There VIII DE no domestic blessing
without TINS Parents must occupy
their appropriate place; they are the
ne"u' - 'I NJ ',l'C NUS "e regarded
M J;yrasnaat ,,,n"t no shor., 4 tI,S5 49,
There must be no eontrmnt Of tbe;,
authority no indisnosif;on tn randar
obedicncc. Children must value and
honor their parents, else instead Of hav
inc a blessing throughout life. they will
be snre to have = curse.