The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-03-18


each one picking up its little worm Of juicy
regalement.
1t isno advantage to hear too much
about your neighb1rs, for your time will
be so much occupied in taking care of their
faults that you will have no time to look
after your own. And while you are pull
ing the chickweed out of their garden yours
will get all overgrown with horse-sorrel
and mullen stalks.
One of the worst damages that comes
from the herding Of 50 many people into
boarding houses and family hotels is in
hIcted upon children. It is only another
way OF bringing them up on the commons.
While you have your own private house
you can, for the most part, con -rol their
companionship and their whereabouts;
but by twelve years OF age, in these pub
lie resorts. they will have picked up all the
bad things that can be furnished by the
prurient minds of dozens OF people. They
will overhear blasohsmisS and see quar-
rels. and get precociouS in sin, and what
the bartender does not tell them, the
porter or hoS.lar or bell-bov will. Besides
that. the children will go out into this
world without the restraining, anchoring,
a home. From that som OF US vino have
been blessed of such memory nave escaped.
1t grips a man for eighty years. il he lives
so long. 1t pulls him back from doors into
which he otherwise would enssr. 1t smites
him with contrition in the very midst of
his designations.
As the fish already surrounded by the
long, wide net swim out to sea. thinking
they can 20 as far as they please, and with
gay toss of silverv scale they defy the
sportsmen ON the beach, and after a while
the fishermen begin to draw in the net,
hand over hand aud hand over hand. and
it is hong while before the captured
fms begin to feel the net. and then they
dart this way and that, hoping TO get
out, but find themselves approaching the
shore and are brought up to the very feet
of the captors, 50 the memory of an early
home sometimes seems to relax and let
men out further and further from q cd, and
further and further from -hore-tive years,
ten wears. twersv years, thirty wears: but
some day they find an irresistible mesh
drawing them back. and they are COM
PEELED to retreat from their prodi Eality
and wandering. and though they make
desperate effort to escape the impression,
and try to dive deeper down IN sin, after
awhile are brought clear back and held
upon 'he I'ocA u Ases'
If i. be possible, father and mother,
let ycur sons and daughters 90 out INFO
the world under the semi -omn.posent
memory Of good, pure home. About
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