The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

cut for Teddy, and would SHINE on hin
forevermore
After whilo little child walked into
Mrs. Marden's kitchen, and threw him.
self on her neck.
"Oh mamma, was going to rur
away, and not come back for twenty five
years, and | went down to see little Ted
dy, and be never walked in his life, and
hadn't any mother, and he 10 dead, and
o, mamma, mamma. don't you wan'l
some pearl buttons 2"- Oar Young
F'olks,
WoRrH RrMExBRRIxo- II. 1t 10 unwist
to change to cooler clothing except whsr
you first get up IN the morning.
g. Never ride with your arm or elbow
on the outside OF any vehicle.
8. The man who attempts to aligh'
from . steam car while In motion Is q
fool ~
A. In stepping from any wheeled We.
hicle while IN motion, let it DO from the
rear, and not In front OF the wheels, for
then II yeu fall, the wheels can not run
over you .es
8. Never attempt to cross the road in
front Of q passing vehicle for il you
should stumble or slip, you win bs run
over. Make up the half minute lost by
waiting until the vehicle has passed, by
increased diligence IN some other dircc-
tion. ~
9. Ifyou want to sleep we'll at night,
avoid sleeping moment during day
light.
4. It is miserable economy to save
time by robbing yourself Of necessary
sleep. a.st M
5. Ifyou find yourself inclined to wake
up at q regular hour in the night, you
can break up the habit In three days by
gcrting up as soon rs you wake. aud not
90 to sleep again until your usual hour
retiring, or retire two hours later and
rise two hours earlier for three days Ia
succession, not sleeping moment In tho
daytime.
0. II infants and young children are
inclined to be wakcful during the night,
or very early in the moraing. put them
to bed later; and besides arrange that
their day nap shall be In the forenoon.
10. "Order is heaven first law, reg
ularity in eating, sleeping, and exercise,
has alarge share in securing a long and
healthful life.
II. lfyou are caught in In drenching
rain, or fall into the water, by all means
keep in motion sufficiently vigorous to
prevent the slightest chilly sensation un.
til you reach the house; then change
your slothes with great rapidity before
blazing flre and drink instantly pint Of
some not liquid.
I2. To allow the clothes to dry upon
YOU, unless BY keeping up a vigorous cx.
ercise until thoroughly dried, Is suicidal.
l3. II you are conscious OF being in o
passion, shut your mouth, for words In
crease It. Many o person has dropped
dead in q rage.
IA. 1t does not require word to make
q villainous lie; whatever 10 intended to
mislead or deceive, that is the falschoo
So 1t does not require dagger or bull
let to kill man; the mean slander, o
contemptuous shrug, may blast the rep.
utation and wilt the heart and life away.
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/. No MOTHER. -" She has no mothsr."
What a volume of sorrowful truth 10
comprised in that single utterancc--no
mother We must go down the hard,
rough path OF lifc, and become Injured
to care and sorrow In their sternest form,
before VIC can take home to our own OK
perience or dread rcality--no mother
without struggle and tear. But when
it is said Of frail young girl, just pass
ing from childhood towards the life Of q
woman, how sad 10 the story summed up
in that one short sentence! Who shall
now administer the needed counsel who
shall now bear with the errors and fail
ings OF the mothcrlsss daughter
Deal gently with this child Let not
the cup Of her sorrows be ovcrdowed by
the hardness Of your bearing or your
unsympaslizing coldncss IN heedlesSncss
of her deings! Ia she forgstful Of duty |!
10 she careless in hor movements Re-
member, oh, remember, "shs has no
mother!" ~
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