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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

ment Of crime than for tho education Of
their children. We find that one town.
ship officer has received more in fees
and emolumenis during the past yeai
than any five OF our best teachers. and
that officer is peace officer. In short,
thu people Of this county have paid more
to Que official ,Or arrosting criminals,
etc, than To five competant gentlemen
and ladies to prevent crime. This IL
not true economy.
The committee lind that the Gold Hill
schools are about out Of debt, and the
great bulk Of school indebtedness IA
against the Virginia District.
oouNTr HOSPITAL, Erc.
The Committee on County and City
Buildings recommend the use Of the
courthouse building for all county
Offices. and tho saving thereby OF 5000
per year. paid for rent for Assessors
aud County School superintendent
offices.
The average number in the County
Hospital during the year is shown to bt
81. Expense for the year. S2s. l7G 20,
Greater economy is recommended.
There has been expended for the indi'
gent poor during the year S9.2G5 50,
The committee recommends a State
Alms-house.
SHERRY AND CORONER.
The accounts OF these officers are cor,
rect. II has cost S7.Gl9 to maintain
the Jail. exclusive Of wood, water. gas,
etc.
Few estates are settled by the Public
Administrator. Owing to u misunder'
standing OF the law. this officer has mol
filed the reports required.
VIRGINIA CITY.
Expenses for 1873 OF Virginia City ar,
as follows City department, Sls,'
09t 81; Fire department, 1913 29
"a; Police department SlG,9il So
Street department. S2l.oi5 10; loans
and interest, 2l,iss 80. Total, SlO9..
100 30. Due February l, bond aud
interest. SGG.0SO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
" Guerrilla Mosby.o

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Col. Mosby.
just before starting to San Francisco en-
route for his China Consulate, remarked
that he would return to Washington on
tho 4th OF March, 1881. TO DO present a,
the inaugural Of General Grant a. Presi'
dent for the third term.
CmrcAGo. Dec. 29.-Colonel John s.
Mosby. the er-guerrilla. who was recent
ly appointed United States Consul "a
Hongkong. China, arrived this morning
nj left at 1890 o'clock for San Francisco
owe the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
Rnilroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

The Grand Jury reported at $50 yes.
terday. They found the following bills
Of Indictment. ,o-vit (: One for assault
with intent to kill u Tor assault, with
intent to commit rape Que Tor burglary,
one Tor e~nbszzlement one for grand
larceny AMI ignored the following
charges ,o.wi,: Two for grand larceny.
FEEs.
The statistics on fees OF county OIL
Gals during the past two years are IN
,srestiug. Following is the summary o:
the receipts of the several offices for two
years
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Bank Thieves Arrested.

C~rscrsS.TI, Dec. g7.-Carl A. g. Adas
and Adolph seinseks. partners in the
la.s banking firm Of lAdas & Co., were
arrested to-day on criminal suits. grow.
ing out Of their recent assignment, and
released on $500 bonds each to appear
December 81. Mrs. Adas. another mem.
Der Of the arm, was permitted BY ooun.
sci to choose her own time TO appear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Fun In Old Kaintuck.

STANDARD, Ky, Dec. IA disgrace'
full row occurred at Grab Orchard last
night, in which n steuart Meyers and
the Carson Brothers were the chief nc
tors, an old grudge bringing them to.
gether. After the firing commenced
both sides were reinforced and some
ioity shots were exchanged. shoiguna
and pistols were used. Meyers shout
der was literally shot to pieces and Dave
Carson was seriously wounded. Hall Q
dozen Others were more or less injured.
The trouble is not over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
The walking Match.

NEw YoRk. Dec. ga. midnight
O'Leary was over t~wenty.four miles
ahead OF Campana. o'Leary is walking
we'll. while Campana is completely
broken down.
Nrw YoRY, Dec. 2s.-The match be.
tween o'Leary and Campina will be
brought to n close this evening IN Gil.
more's Garden. Campana, with his legs
feariully frozen, tramps around in his
stockings. O'Leary has taken frequent
rests to-day. At 2 o'clock the record
was: o'Leary $40 miles, Campana 33i
miIe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Sexton Beats slOssOn.

NEw Yonk. Dec. 27.-.The billiard
match tonight between Slosson and
Sexton for the championship OF America.
the champion gold medal and $1,000
stakes, came OIL this evening at Tam
many Hall. The game was three'ball
carom. COO points. 1t was won by
Sexton. Slosson having but iGs points.
The game lasted three hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
.,v,,.,. INT. Msrsis..

W II smith. J ] Steele. $ L~ongabaugh,
wv varney. l. y Doan. W II Kruger. J Il
Graham. Levi. W L Holmes, Genera
Williamson. Geo Robinson, Benz Harris,
Mrs Duffy, Mrs u u Norton. u Johnson
IA Hughes. Miss Marzen. John Tresize,
Miss Williamson. Chas Sears, Mrs George
shoaf. Julia Sullivan, George Washington,
A NJ Hnhl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Jim Bennett's Yacht.

San FRAsAIsco. Dec. 2T.--Jeannette,
James Gordon Benefits yacht, which Is
to make an exploration OF tho Arctic by
way of Behring's Straits, arrived this
afternoon, 1875 days from Havro. She
will DO fitted out in this port for her Arc
Tic voyage 10 the Polar Sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
A Kind Oner.
The following note was received to.
day at this office:

The following note was received to-
day at this Office:
HALL OF VIRGINIA MrSERs' UsIosl
VIRGINIA, December "a, 1878
To the staff Of the GoLp HILL NEws =
GENTLEMEN: / am instructed by the
Board Of Library Directors Of the Vir-
ginia Miners Union Library to inform
you that at q meeting OF the Board held
on the 10Th instant, 1t was unanimously
resolved to tender free membership OF
the library to the staff OF the press OF
Storey county. Yours, most respect.
fully. My CHuncnNAs,
Secretary Of the Board.
JonS TATE, President.
The generous offer thus proffered by
the miners Of Virginia, is thankfully re.
ceived aud gladly accepted. Tho kind
spirit which prompted 1t IL recognized
aud appreciated most highly. Tho staff
Of the NEws will DO pleased to avail
itself OF the privilege granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Anerssos Isfsrsssi Heard.
,sr ru. ~r.-rns UNION rxlrsR.ru rrs.l

Ban FEsScrsco. Dec. 2s-2:IO p. N.
Sierra Nevada S9s. Ophir Sc, Mexican
30. Union Con. s.. California 81, Best n
Belcher IT,. OyermAn 81, Exehequer 4,
Julia ~. Con. Virginia $, Alpha i0s
Bullion 4 %. Savage %, imperial Ijc,
Gould a Curry ., Raymosd a Ely.
Silver Hill Ia. Yellow Jacket i3S, Bel
cher 3s. Crown Point ~, Lady Bryan
Sc, North Con. Virginia ~, Utah liz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

Masonic INSTALLATION. AT a meeting
Of Virginia Lodge, No. 3. +. and A. NJ,
held last evening, the following officers.
elect we're duly installed for the ensuing
year: j. II. Dyer. W. NJ; William Nc.
MILAN. S. W.; ID. II. Fraser. j. W.
George II. Dana, Treasurer; NJ. j. Hen
ley, Secretary; d. l.. Jones, s. d.; 5. II.
Goodban, j. D.; W. W. Treat aud John
Cameron, Stewards; - Gray, Chap
lain; =. J. Cullen, Marshal; George \.
Eslls, organis,. and L. s. kincaid,
Tyler.
W. A. WILEY and John Gibbons swear
to Sos worth OF work performed on the
North Best & Belcher. and lgnatius
Graham to over 500 on each the Ohio
Consolidated and East Ophir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
i,-p.r,u... rn., s,-.ius.

W = Russell. Il W Chase. " J uoskins.
d Clancy, A ID Robinson. J Wilson.
W ID Robinson. d l. NOrthrup, L c Davis,
W " Nicholson. J l. Alexandra. William
Morris. Mrs Gleason. Lizzie and kittie
Riley. Mrs n Wiser. Mrs A II Shelter,
Miss s Clifton. Mrs T Lynch. Mrs
vi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

Fon the past two years there has been
o volunteer lifo saving corps who patrol
the East river front, day aud night, aud
who in that time have saved 90 lives. u
Is composed mainly Of newaboys, who
from their " means. have purchased 9
boat and life saving lines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
Nitro.GlYccrinr EXPLOSION.

PATERSON. n. j.. Dec. 2s.-Three men
are reported killed by an explosion oil
the nitro. glycerino works at Upper
Prsakness. five miles away. Houses
here were shaken Us II by an earth
quake,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
GOLD HILL PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Repert OF Principai Young and
Rolls OF Honor.

Following is the report Of Principal
@. S. Young for the month Of Decsm-
Der. 1878. as presented by him to the
School Trustees
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
GRAND JuRY's REPORT.
COUNTY MONEYS. whence THEY
COME AND WHERE THEY 90.

Reports OF the Various Committees
-Rs.eiutions aud necommend".
tions 70 Mor- Economy Required
Ga the i'ubiic Afrsir-- Estimates
M. to the Coming Year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

The Havsrstrsw Savings Bank al
Albany New York. has ben closed by
the Attorney General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
1860. 1873.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
g. VI. HALL, Proprietor.

THIS OLD-EsTABIIsIIED AND RELi.
= able Laundry 10 prepared 10 turn out any
oat being damaged By manipulation or By
chemical application.
Packages punetualiy called for and re.
turned.
UYPICRs-Theodore VOLTS Clothing Store.
opposite International Hotel, y street VIZ
glnia, and vessy Hows. uold I'LL. auin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

FINANCIAL.
Thereportofthe Committee on County
Auditor. Treasurer. District Attorney aud
Assessor shows no illegal charges. The
Treasurer's aud Auditors books agree,
and the cash on hand is correct in
amount. The committee is not satisfied
with showing the amount OF revenue and
its sources bat uses these statistics as u
basis for a calculation Of what will be
wanted for 1879. They, from the re-
ceipts and expenditures OF 1878. figure
up as follows;
Estimated receipts. 80. -. Sli9.i3 81
Estimated disbursements 2OJ, 0O2 92
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28

The following named students receive
honorable mention at the hands Of their
teachers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-28
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
Schools at Military Posts.

The Secretary Of War his issued an Or
der directing commanders of Posts to pro-
vide at once suitable rooms for schools.
library and reading room, and shall tiesig-
nate an officer to take charge of them, whO
shall organize the schools and arrange for
the hours of study and recitation. While
it is lett optional with the soldiers whether
to attend or not, they are advised to avail
themselves of the privilege, and command
ing officers are directed to advise and en-
courage them to do it. When there is
chaplain at Post he shall act as supei.in-
tendent of the school. and competent assis-
tants Will be detailed from the enlisted
men. At any post where there are no COM
petent enlisted men, the necessary number
will be furnished upon application of the
Adiutant General OF the Army. \ teacher
will receive thirty-Hve cents day addition
al pay, and be relieved from parade. in
spectiOn, drill, and guard duty. The neees-
sary school books will he purchased from
the Post fund. =-5
The children of officers and soldiers NAV
attend the schools. AS may the children OF
citizens living at the Post, but the latter
will be requiled to pay a small sum into
the Post fund. The Post council of ad-
ministration will have charge of all the
schools. An officer will be detailed regu-
lariy by the Department commander to in
spect and report TO the War Department
upon the schools, and suggest methods of
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
A Queer CDurtslaip.

The Providence Journal says: One long
summer afternoon there came TO Mr.. Day
ldsoh's the most curious specimen Of old
bachelors the world ever heard OF. lie
was Old. gray, wrinkled and odd lie hat
ed old women. especially Old maids. and
wasn't afraid to say so. He and Aunt
Patty had it hot whenever cAance drew
them together, yet still he came. an 4 it YVES
noticed that Aunt Patty took UNUSUAL
pains with her dress whenever lie was ex-
pected.
One dly the contest waged unusually
strong. and Aunt Patty lett in disgust aud
went out into the garden.
| That be,r.' she muttcred to herself, as
she stopped to gather "a flower which at
tracteI her attention.
what did you run for:' said a g,utl'
voice behind hen.
40 get rid OF you"
You didn't get rid of me, did you:,
NO. You are worse than burdoch
burr"
You won't get rid of me, either"
Il won't, ehy'
''Only in one way"
"Alfd that:'
''Marry me-"
"What! Us two fools get married
What would people say:'
Whats nothing to US. Come, say yes
or no; I'm in hurry"
"Well, no. thcn."
Very well. Goodbye, / shan't come
again"
stop hit-what a puckcr you are in"
"Yes or no."
Il must consult
IAN right, l thought you were of age.
Goodbye"
''Jabez Andrews, don't be fool. Come
back. | say. Why. | believe the critter has
taken me for ear est. Jabez Andrews I'll
consider.
Il don't want any considering, I'm eo-
ing. Becky Hastings Is waiting for ne,
| Thought Id give you TIE first chance,
Patty. All righ;, &, od-bye."
''Jabez! Jabez! I hat stuck-np Roclv
Hastings slian't have him I-,.,,-..--,-'.I
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23

Variety is necessity of life. The man
that lives upon one Kind of food must de
teriorate in body; the student who gives
all his Thought to one idea will become
crochety; while the devotee to single
phase OF religion will in time be bisot.
which is but another name for mono
maniac. Saneness is the border-land OF
insanity.
There ia ntahS d man ilvias life of ex-
cessiye toll or OF itileness. of so fixed a
routine that he is partially insane. 1t
should be the aim of every man to so ar
range his lite as to bring into it good de-
gree Of variety, if he would secure physi-
cal. mental, and moral health. In this par
ticular, division of labor often works mis-
chief to the individual, however advantay-
eous it may be to the community. Imay-
inc the stupidity that must creep over the
mind of man who spends year after year
pointing pins! 1t may be well to enquire
as to whether or not the social and b,isi-
ness framev k of society is not doing
much to reduce some Of its members to a
state little better thaa 9}onomania.-JoAa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
A "2'Gras!el Case -

Yesterday. ragged. shivering middle
aged man called at Il house on Sib!cy stree,
and asked for food, but the lady of the
house called out:
Why don't you work tor your food?"
Il would il knew where 1 could find
work. he promptly replied.
There's a place down town where YOU
can saw wood and earn your dinner" she
continued:
That seemed to stick him for half a min
ute. but he finally said, with great SOL
ehnity:
"MadaS,. let me state parallel case
There is a place in heaven for you. bu,
You don't want to die till you are driven
right to it,
She pondered over his philosophy for a
few seconds. and then called to the cook
to pass out halt a loaf Of bread and some
meat.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
The Hearts Of the Lowly:

One day, three or four weeks 400. =
ganIn. who seemed to lave no friends il,
the Wolil. was run over by II vehicle ON
Madison Avenue, New York, and fatally
injured. Af'-r he had been in the hospi
tai about q week. a boy about hic tth
S.He. an looking rs tliendltSs a. torI5.n
called 10 ask about hiu AM l.lge an or
in2e. lie seemed much embarrassed. ana
WoaI answer no questions. After that lie
clme daily. alWayS bringing something. if
10 mrie than an np;'le: LIS. week. when
tie naFse toll him ti4at BiIy had no show
10 get vel the strange boy waite! trouaJ
Longer than u>u i, AM fna!l. askn,I if !
''ohli 9" in. He hail been invited to m,nv
times before. but lad always refused.
Dfly, pale and we;k aul emlcia.el. oper.
eel his eyes in wonder at the Sight of ,hg
boy. ani. before he realized Who il WAS
the stranger bent close To his face and sob
bed:
BILLY. can yc forgive a ftlier? We was
all'is ii@lting. anh was allus too n,uc,,
Tor We; but I'm sorry. Fore We die won't
ye tell me ye haven't any gr,llse against
me?'
The young lld. then almost II lie shad-
ow OF d";th, re '.iicd NJ his thin, White
arms. clisped them around The others
meek. and replied:
Don't cry. Eoo-,ion't feel bad. was
ugly and mean, and was heivlnr stone
at voI when the wagon lit me. If vou'u
forgive ne, I'll Drgiyc you and Iii pray
for both Of us,'
Hcb was halt an hour Late the morning
Billy did. Wien tie nurse took hiu TO
the shroueIed corpse. he Kissed the pale
face tenderly, and gasped:
'D-lil he say anything about-about
me: -
lie spoke Of you just before he died
lie asked if you We're here" replied the
nurse.
May so-sq to The tiieral:'
Tou may"
And he did. lie was tie only nourner.
His heart was the onIy one that acled. No
tears were shed by Others. and they lef.
him Sitting by the neH-inade grave, with
heart So big that ie coUl, not speak.
II, under the crust 1t vice an;, igaosGAicc
there are such springs of puie :uel;rg and
true nobility, who shall dare affirm that
the doctrine of TT ltleprav.,y is true.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
u Isdoz2.

Ike W..o does no arm does nothing.
Low to be ":se-Don'i imagine that yo,i
Know everything.
! NO man can avoid Lis own compsnv.
so lie had best make it IS good as lossi:
be.
ih'ioienre never sent 4 man to Tie front :;
/ Industry never eil Il m;n in I! e rear.
I ihe pleasure OF doing good is tie onlF
one that never wears out.
/ He who is not wiling TO fiji the ,l,n, ,,c,
Is f'ied for will find no llicc Il ;ted for
him t. fiji.
Happiness is perfume that ore cannot
shcd over another without Il few L-ops fall:
ing on ones st.i.
Never rcb'lke Children bci,iie cr,mnanv:
1t destroys ;iieir sel:-resI cct. and uitir re-.
spect for yourself.
lie difference between n fool WHO l,,S
been through college and foo, who i,,s
NOT Is that tie latter ki!3us !.t is i, fool;
White the former does no..-Cu5A.
Tie more man minds lis own business
the more lie IS talked ;;holl and tie more
annoyance lie is Subjected to ut the hands
OF imp2rtinent blSy-bolics:
We care net what TIE business or c9Ii;nG
OF the n'2n nay hc~-tea,,;cr. merchant.
manufacturer, ialmer 4 " !jborer. or what
hot-iic should never make promise that
he does not intend to fulfill TO the very LEFT:
ter.
Inc Character of a wise man coi,si.,s in
three thing! To do himself what ne tells
"thers 10 ho; 10 net on no orcision con-
'rafv 10 justice. AMI to bear with tie weak:
ness OF those about lia.-Snng.l .S,,vcs
me way fora n"n % ,r,lly succeed is t6
40 what lie thinks best worth his doing, ii
the way he thinks it ought to be done. Let
nm never step aside iFo:n his part. either
TOR rroft Or jl;;ise, an Fc viii have all the
silecc>S that is possible 10 him; and mi that
is worth having.
10 md one who has passed through Efc
without sorrow. you nlust find one ;nca,a-
Die OF love or hatred, of hope or fcar-one
i'lat hath no memory of the pasf and nd
'"oi'Cht OF the futu.e--.one t!.a, hath nd
sympathy with huna'''ty, ahl no feeling
IN common With the rest of tie species.
Every true hero grows by patience.
People VITO haze always been prosperinE
'Fe scI'om the most worthy AMI never TIE
most strong. lie who has no. been com.
."iitd to siistr. has probably rot learned
10 ne nagH;ninous; rs it is only bv prac-
ice and fortitu!e that We can know what
t IS to overcome evils. or fec! ,l,h crra,t
pleasure of forgiying them.
husbands. if you wish to preserve the
'appy. smiling fec you though, 81 theauti:
ri al TIE marriage altar, from wrinkles a,li
premature age. do not fill 10 elan vour
eet before comm" into the house: put
ionr boots in tie proper place instead Of
'i'ing them in the middle Of the i3or:
IAN" your c"It away instead of throwing
oil dn 4 chair. ani place your hat on the
"'cn instead of tossing it on the floor or
able
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
Bob lngcrSoli on CiAilaren's IsIxI,t..

| In speaking OF children he said that, il,
his opinion, they have all the rights we
have. and one more, the rightto teprotect-
Ell. III women have been slaves. what
shall say of the little children; of the lii
tic children in the allies and slb-cel!ars: tie
little children who turn pale when thew
hear their fathers footsteps; the children
OF poverty. the children of crime. the cl:il-
dfen of brutality. wherever you arc. nv
heart goes out to yOu. one and all. tell
yOH that they have the same rights that we
have. and we ought to treat them as though
they were human beings; they should be
reared by love. by Kindness. by tenderness.
and not by brutality. When your little
child tells :; lie. don't rush mt him or her
as though the Whole solar system was 90
ing into bankruptcy. Be honest with die
child; tell it you have told hundreds of
them yourself. and II don't pay. A tyran,
will always have liars for l,illren. thanl;
Mother Nature that she had pnt ingenuity
enough in the breast of Il child. when at
tackled by a brutal parent, to throw up a
little breastwork in the shape o. lie. Sup
pose man us much larger than YOU are
than Il five-year-oll child should rush at
You with liberty pole in his hand. and
ask you in a voice of thunder, ..\vho broke
that plate - there is not il man or woman
OF You but what would swear that you
never Saw the plate: Or that ii was cracked
when you got it. So. say to you. be
honest with them. and you will succeed in
bringing up children who Will be an honor
to themselves and to you.
When your child commits Il wrong. take
it in your arms; let it feel your heart beat
against ita heart; LET the child know that
you really ani sincerely love it. Yet some
Christians. good Christians. when a chi |
commits fault. drive it from the door
and say, '.Never 90 vou darken this house
again Think OF that ! And then these
same people will get down on their knees
md ask God to take care of tie child they
nave driven from home. | will never ask
-iod to take care OF my children unless
IN doing ihy level best in the same drec-
ION. Bat viii tell you what say to my
children: Go Where you will. commit
What crime you may. fall to what depth OF
'egradation you may. you cin never do
nylhing that will shut my door, my arms;
ny he 'rt to yoH. As long as live. you
hall have no more sincere friend.'