The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-12

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Lgeryour meanibgld 5ou eiecds 79liAil
ss'lAreyOu much surprised that Tom Bald
win made his eseaps from home at the FRS
good Opportunity2" ail luooA ''' sl'.
@welB Hooked for Il, must confess; bu
that eOn't excuse him he's proved himsel
an unRratefd boy, aNer all bis mother ba
done for him. But, as said little Will
ago, all children are tbankless. don't cal
culate. on any thing from nine. They'll grow
| up, and scatter. themselves east and west
| getting or eS far from home as possible ans
i'll probably be left to an asylum in the poor
house when get old and belplessb IS.
I +" Do you talk SO before your children 70
said the friend, "'s ''
They know my sentiments" .s
SO inferred. In that way you hurt them
You put their future on.trial and. write out
averdict ofsscondemnatiOn when Il Is impos-
sible for them 70 defend themselves agains,
your cruel charges. lssw your boy stand
and writho q little while ago, under your
sharp thrusts at him. H. wasno party to
Tom BaIdwin's un6liApsct, and ittAs hard
thing in you, my friend, to make Toms de-
linqueucy the occasion for shifting your own
son, whom you may bind TO you, If YOU will
by triple cords Of love, not to be broken or
push away 70 4 distance, where he can feel
no warmth and no attraction. Take earel
You are ON dangerous groundP % yiags1
$50, you mdketoo much of childteh,n was
answered, but Sitli litte abstraction ia
manner. ,,ts sg... .peigils- tea al
"They are simply human beings. They
have sensitive souls, quick ktofsCeiveimpress-
ions. Tender to love, but hard or reseitfOl
to all ppkihdpess.I They are creatures Of
feeling rather than thought, not generally
holding malice, but rarely losing the memory
Of pain from, unjust ihiliction. In after years
this memory Is often revived, 1t Is my Opin-
ion that, in a large number Of cases, where
children neglect their pareuts in old age, the
cause lies just hore." 7aa.9aa ha
I" All Of which is simply yindictiye,sy. said
the lads mother, "and poor compliment to
human nature l',go1 su0s Io.i 50s yii1no7
"a Human nature does not often suffer an-
justly through hard Judgment was answer
ed, 4" But an not Offering as apology for
her short comings--Ony looking after the
cause. To prevent is better than to cure
Forewarned, fore-armed Ia Il not much the
. Il t.
wissrcourse for VS. TO make sure of our chill
dren'slovsin in future by Offering them love in
the present" pol
"You speak 10 me aS II aid not love my
children
Acrimson stain MARKED The woman's ehseks;
there we're sudden Hashesih her syes. She
was woman of quick, passionate tempersii
HtEvery feeling has its Sigh, !" was replied.
Love, anger, diaiks-each expresses Itself
IN i different Way And tsess signs eySry
one knows. Even the babe Of one briefsu
nier may read them. why Is it that Edward
feels that ysu do not love him7" '."o
Hwho says that he feels so7"'' '''' '7'
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