The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-08-08
Wallis AND wHrms

"A frusaian ohicer was recent, h..
In the crater of Fesuvius. @
The empress of Austria wears
with q trail thirty feet lonp ~
niSerable small boys have to carry !, wv
:" Zskial, don't tell anybody :.
beau'd me home" "Sarr. dar,t IVY
mind; I am as much ashamed 10 wv
you are"
"A short time since Mr.. Knott :
tried IN an interior county of Geo,.s'
for violation of the law. The vs.a:
OF the jury was: We find the degsas
ant Knott guilty" The Judge was ].
loss whether to sentence Knott a. r..
to sentences. He took time to copsia..
These are the days when the vom.,
of the house lights like an appsrit;on !.
the midst of tine domestic garden swim
ing broom, tapping her skirts. k;ek;D.
sideways with both feet at once snsnr;.
her eyes, humping her back and scresch
ing " Shew Iherei Shewi" Its hens
nARxE roxEm-
Thgse were thrse maidens who loved king
They nat tngether beside the sen.
One cried. al love him. and would die
III but Ter one DAY he might love me- p
The second Whispered, I" And I vouId A.
To gladden. mis- life or make him greafs,
Inc ihlrd one spoke not, but gaaed afar
With dreamy eyes thai were sad rs Fate
The king. he loved the first for day.
The sse0nd his Life with q fond love taest
And YET the woman VINO never spoke
Was the one of the three who loved him ser
One the pupils of Menciuf asked II
his teacher, " How is that we see super;or
men eating without laboring ?" to which
the instructor replied, When a superio,
man resides in country, it its SOVEREIGN
employs his eounsels as he ought b
comes TO tranquility, wealth, honor and
glory. III tine young follow his instruo.
tions they ought they become trueheart
ed and faithful" What greater examle
than this of not eating the bread of idle
neas.
"A boy of ten years was playing rail.
road with his sister of two and half
years. Drawing her upon a footstool,
he imagined himself both the engine and
conductor. After initiating the putting {
noise of the steam ne stopped and called
put New York, " and in moment after
. Patterson" and then PHILADELPHIA
His knowledge of towns was now ex-
snd at the next place be cried
Heaven" Ellis little sister said eagerly:
Top! des I'll dit ont here"
..Idleness is the mother of vice, anaa
BOY who is allowed to grow mp in idle
ness is pretty sure to be vicious man.
The parents of such boys. haye..a fearful
responsibility resting upon them when
they let their sons run about late honn
If the night instead Of keeping them at
acme reading good newspapers and bookE
Ind training them into moral habits %
ss to become respectable men Instead Of
dlers, rum-drinkers, gamblers and Lost
,rs, which is sure to be the case with the
and day-idlefs, then the
is increased. Give tho
'oys plenty to do, and you wiz preserve
heir morals. Better tined body thaR
vicious mind.
..Forbearance is the keynote of mar
led life. There can be no great diseerd,
here can be no large Emergencies from
unefulnesss 80 long SIS the husband for
'ears and the wife forbears. Now, this
annot be attained without some labor.
sesults are approached gradually 10
as they are in making o sand
ill. 1t lie grain upon grain, shoxelfn
lpon shoyeful, and load upon load, that
auses the mound to rise. So results Of
haracter come gradually. An act Ut
his time, q deed yesterday, word this
q cross answer to-day, repeated
month hence, and 10 on, till at last yea
ind there ridge between you and yonr
Fife's or husbands affection. - Golden
sule.
rhe Old DelusiOn OF Communism.
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