St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-07-10

mind, it amt for me to contradict. Is
the Judge in ?" .'No, not at present"
81 Just expected as much. Because,
Won know-take hold o suthin' mum.
for Pm a-going to make little COM
municatiOn, and | reckon maybe TIL jar
you some. There's been an accid'nt,
mum. Eve got the old Judge curled
up out here in the wagon, and when
you see him you'll acknowledge yerself
that All inquest is about the only thing
that could he il comfort to him, ~
How TO PUT CHILDREN TO Bed
Not with reprOof for any of that days
sins of omission or commission. Take
any other time but bedtime for that. If
YOU ever heard little creature signing
or sobbing in its sleep, You could never
do this. Seal their closing cyelids with
IL kiss and IL blessing. The time will
come, all too soon, when they will lay
their heads upon their pillows lacking
both. Let them then ut least have this
sweet memory of Il happy childhood,
of which no future SOrrow or trouble
can rob them. Give them their rosy
yonH. Nor need this involve wild Ii
cense. The .iudicious parent will not
so mistake my meaning. If You
have ever met the man or the woman,
whose eyes have suddenly filled when
Il little child has crept trlstingly to its
mothers breast, You may have seen one
in whose childhood's home dignity"
and ..Severity" stood where Love and
Pity should have been. Too much in
diligence has ruined thousands of chill
dren too much lore, not one.
NIGHT NIsITs.-Mother. You had bet
ter say mo" decidedly, when your little
girl asks if she may go to stay all night
with Mollie or Katie. or Bell: and
never consent to your little boys re-
quest to he allowed to spend the night
with one of his school mates. Tell
them that the night WAS made for sleep,
and not for long talks while lying in
bed. Explain to them what Il blessed
thing sleep is. tired Natures sweet re-
storer,' and what good thing it is To
get il habit of going to bed and to sleep
regularly at an early hour. 50 that body
and brain may both get plenty of quiet
rest. so necessary for their growth and
healthful activity. Then give them
clean. we'll aired beds. in rooms where
there is plenty of pure air all night
long, and let them sleep until they
wake themselves in the morning.
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