The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-29
Morning Star and Catholic Messeorer.
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JUVENILE COLUMN.
NEVER BE ASHAMED.

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NEVER BE ASHAMED.
When Charles, mother wished him
,or larry good-sized bundle for her throue
J;s H sU.ee 4n one day, to neighbor not "a
ap II should be ashamed. mother ~ & o ;
s seen carrying such a load as that in tb
g. ''leSes. nhe boys would all boot me.u
charley, must have this go to
1t it, woriS u woa ~, have your mother tax.
mo, but get boy to do it. There are
tau nSt ., them would be glad to do it fol-
) "Ah, Charley" she said with sigh &c
ca ~ve 20 oe careful about spending ten
little more saving too. It's hard earning
money these days.n
: "Well, mother, can't disgrace mvself
o oaa g. way anyhow, if we are poor; so / am
he dart s1ao "F Ian And catching up his cap,
could say another word. --o'Ho'
III Caariey mad disgraced himself, and done
what ought to have dyed his cheek With
shame. He had left a heavy burden on
motba rA, wh ana hands Of his weary, toiling
TO MS own strong young shoulders. '"
| And yet this boy, who was az afro;a ~
oairylng an honest bundle in the streets.
was was not ashamed to hang around q beer
aud anJp, an n;aa spend his last dime for glass
SOMETHING hQ
could afford to be ashamed of. But he
laugh at that: They thought it maniv
sta nat pity they should take such false
Sensible s ne 20 regulate their conduct by.
BOY for seeing him honestly employed. L
merchant would choose the lad Who was
not ashamed to carry bundle or basIat \
.en Simes sooner than the one who paid
another boy to do it. f'''"
A VOunp man Uoo o... X
market OF Richmond because he COLD snS
~ one 10 carry his turkey home. An old
sen!lemen stepped up and asked him where n
10 n m On being told, he said: >
mr. ,n mas just In my way. will carry it
!, SO they walked on side by side until
hey came to the young mans house, when
e offered a to pay the other. e' "nen se1
on, oh' ~ not charge anything" was the the tn,
~ yav a nGu are welcome t was all in
VINO is that polite old man who s shG
rought home my turkey 2" asked the Ia
Dung man Of a bystander. 'no @e,
on, that is Judge Marshall, Chief .Jns. and and
VIII rne Gnised States" was the answer on ore
'ked the other in confusion. pres
- SUPPOSE" said the unsvmnatb;z;,, chin
ectator, che did it to teach Won not IS 90"
a a attending toyour own business at -
Boys, if you feel above YOUR bnsiness @4
viewer lowly it is, the chances are ain, LOt
your ever becoming Chief Justice of the r.
'lted States.-Mrs. j. e. McConau0hy. and
DO You FORGET TO PRAY "A little bow out It's :
mt up stairs to his room one niobt so;SS Macl
prayers very properly, and went to he'd AZ
. ne could not sleep. He tossed from Aa
5 10 sue, counted hundred forwards Or
y oack wards, recited to himself the null -
iication table, long poems and hymns -,u
try as he might, he could not sIeen lin
had neglected something. and If had ron
lghed SO heavily upon his consc;enca j VI
1t was impossible for him to find rest.
last ne got up, CROPPED his way down
cked at the door,
Who's there 2" cried his father. His nc
It is I, pa" assert
Wen, who are your o,.v.,
9 had several other children. and ,,non found
awakening, could not distinpuisb the 19s sa
It is Met, papa. Please lot mo oa. F 1sFfs
Mhat do You want, Metz Are Won p He
No, air: am NOT s;ol out dou
ler.n ""' l "ius1 see t ana Is
tnis the mother got up in the dark 0r Far 2
UNASSIGNED the door. When the LITTLE these m
found her, he threw his arms aronnS Brsdish
'e eek. and kissed her warmly. There MI F
when he cried: -- LIS Tn, Those v
'ear mother, went to bed without
'g you, forgot it, mother: indaaJ her
nd could not sleep when thouebt M MAc Ell
land Pa
mother was by this time in tears her. entire So
Ihey were tears of gratitude to God Wood,
wing her such an affectiouate child 1870
rev him to her and kissed him AGAR EDwAR
gahnni ana ana with blessing upon him O'Rou
conscience, he soon fell asleep !: and .
again, until he left home a man. did
get to kiss his mother good No. 10
', story is not worth much which Avs 20
ot "point q moral.n Low Pr
ems tn mo EttIa ,h;,, ers, Clarif
:: L. AAe'io cuiiuren who forget est notice
before they go to sleep at night. Win ma
feel far worse than the little how s fsnS p
'rgot to kiss his mother. And some Of which Y
seC tnelr prayers They are so very ,s AZ wor
when they do grow sleepy, that in the ed ety
III OOWn any where, and hefnre tba, Planters
it they are sound asiean ,;tI. my call and 9,
God to take care of them thronob JOHN MINT
g dark night. Now, if God were as MohNT?
I'll as they are, He might forget tn
re OF these forgetful little ones. and ns.,.,. T.
night come and lock them in his cold Water
g before they could behold tI,e and Fo
ul sunlight araip " VIC Brass q
little ones, let the GOODNIGHT no. = - -
to God go with the good. night Kiss
una, and in the course of time Won Tin L S;A
be able to do without either excent Hydrants
great pain. The time will COM" neatly dom
ION will mot houa q - rrpc,