Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-03

can extract from NE, without sacrificing
time which >luull he devoted IL the labor
Of The h N is or Of ihe head. Make all tn.
noise YOU phase, provided ;htt you do rot
inIpIngc upon Tie rights of others. i}ul rr-
Member that others hare rignt>. I:rineuher
that one of the most >i'rei rights i. to WEI
sup God unmoir-ir't. IN peace ana! Ju!tl.
Remember that citizens have 4 right to de-
mand of their government The ability 10
sleep unmolested. 10y drunken huws and
yell upon the street. Remember thai when
your mischief pt>-r- certain bound, II be
cotie> criininai-aktn To THEFT. You have
II" right 10 rob people Of their sleep. You
nave no rist,t /, ROB u christian c0nsrrg,-
ton OF the privilege of wur.llpping iu
peace. You have no right to tane Mr.
>inlth's sign aHd hang II IN front of Mr.,
Jones d,Or. lou have 10 RICH: to take the
wheels oil Mr.. JenAin,' wagon. 4ud hide
them under a pile OF Lumb"r. You have no
right to worry cats; tie tin cans 10 dog
tails; give false alulns of fire, or to steal
a%nythln. asa JOKE. For IN NJ! thr,e things
you violate certain rights of society. Their.
are plenty Of ways IN which YOU IAN anus.
yourselves without inf lnylu. on The prIy-
80 = VI 'Ab'lS' T"I toI>t.tlice sake. u.It! /
out these ways. and abandon those. Deter
mine that from this tine forward you VIII
Try to be Il manly boy.
'ln the worlds broad Held OF ba,tl.
IN The hi'ouac OF late,
BE not like dumb. driven cattle
lie u hero III tile strtie!'
AND now Il word 10 the good boys. There
are boys that are really goot, and there are
boys that merely seem to be good. The first
are rare. the second there + always hope tor,
because they are good enough 10 see that
rfll should be put from them, and they ell
de4Vor |" appear /" br sooi-uot oniy 10
others, Tor that would be ny rucrI>y-but to
thetl'.IVes. We wish 10 ASK you bow.
pas, Tor good, how many Of Won rebnkr
wrong IN your associates when You see fl,
no" many OF YOU, though YOU never de-
-cend to the HulSarrty of using oaths YOUR
selves, try to check 1t III your fellows: How
many of yon,w when YOU hear your G mpanion,
tsiilnS icwd stories, turn AWAY from them.
and Thereby show your dis appreciation
no" many OF You. when You See Il youthful
drinking, Will demonstrate with
MN: You know, boys, that You see ten
times where u parent SEES once t4c evil that
II III their boy; how often do Won try ia
check II: One WORT from YOU would often
have more Influence than a dozen from the
father or mother that the boy thinks cannot
with the feelings of his youth
IL there are any that your efforts cannot
save, when added to the uawearviuy
"atchiuine,s OF parents, they must be
weak indeed, and scarcely worlu the
II any such th-rc be, let your
conduct draw AN uuinistukable mark be-
tween your walk and theirs. You cam,
auoFd, II You desire to b. cons dereu II gen
tiehian. to ally yourself with youn- men who
nave no ambition to be known us better than
lotfrrs. Above vii things learn to be manly {
III the true sens. Not by aping men in Their
Dad habits, but by enulatlng them in their
Deter ways. Ii you are "a mrmher of tina
u st'hd up III any "rnwd and proclaim ,
your ia!th. whrn Occasion drmrnd.. The
iidI'uIe Of !ooI- may fail on suu, hut Won :
VIII nave your own selt-rr.pe' I TO reward .
you. II You believe IN total abstinence ,
'tihi up aIupas Your fellows an; battle Tor :
your cau>r; E"s can do II no good anon, !
your elders. II You love your sister. y.ne-
rate your mother. never allow a cOiuraniau
10 speak iisht y "i women Ia Your pr-.rnyr.
1 mere are some words in The Vocabulary of
'll which Are tOunI in no dictionaries. Y,u !
hno" what they are. Pat then. from Won: ,
them Iowa: coumtenance no boy thai +
L'-- Them; tell ham he il no gentlemen mr. !
4e would not insult your presence with >.,n /
shSHa8". In nn", Ire u gentleman YOURSELF :
Al! a>soeIate wiki none hut gentlemen !
ne nr.t gentleman OF America, Wusulug. .
was pure, even a. Il boy. The first :
OF til. wOriI was Jesus Christ =
- your walk ~ men, initiate the former
let the weti--pring- Of Your every action
- from The teachings aud example OF The =,
alter We :eei lnaI, quatc 10 the task We =,
ave here imposed upon Ourselves. but II :,
We nave -tId one word, pr advanced An iI.s
hat VIII open the cy g, Of QUE .; The yuurh.
II Lexington TO the evil Of evil way. and
ne benefit OF rscttudc OF conduct. ". sh,ii
eel our.olve- a thousand fold repaid. what :.
Ia you say. boys VIII YOU nrlp to make the Il
'oys OF lexington grntl.men. OF whom vs.. o
nay al be prnIJ> =.