The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-12

IL Is but norceau Of caution. but beg
you all 70 give herd 10 IT, a. q q light
which shineth In II dark piaca- II you
would have slep accomplish in you its
most perfect work, do not 90 To ted hun
cry Mira sarah DEW. Gamwell ia tool
Housekeeping.
Acquaintance ''Begun on the Cars
Il live, said q gentleman lately, in a
Town near New York, and so % my bu,i
Ness there and return on the same line OF
railway. The train in the morning AMI
afternoon Is filled with glrs from ten to
eighteen years on their way 10 AMI from
schools N the city. They usually telong To
families OF the educats influential class
and at home are carefully guarded from
vulgar or vicious companions They are
not 81 guarded on the cars AMI the result Is
soon apparent
For example. ! remember, about tive
years ago, that blushinG little girl OF
Is Was put QUE morning on the train by hsr
father; her books were In an Embroidered
Tag, and her ticket ready In her portemon
naia it Was evidently the first time she
had male tho journey alone She sat tim
IDLY In ono CORNER, her color coming aud
going when the conductor spoke ~ her She
Was picture Of innocence and moiesty
AFTER that, she came down every day on
the same train In day or two, noticed
that shs WAS listening to the chatter Of the
other school girls at first with mixture IT
disgust AMI amalenlent Oh her shy flce
Presently, rs she te,Sno used to II, the dis
gust wore OFT, and she listened sinlin. to
their absurd gossip an jokes
| In week or two the conductor and
brakeman recognized her as u familiar Tx
ure, and tipped their hats to her Us She
stepped Oh board \ little later they ex-
changed good morning aud Remark, about
the weather She apparently felt that cis
ility required sonis answer When, ~
weeks pass.si, the conductor, u Young, Wi
var fellow stopped beside her seat to ask
what MAS her s.hool, aud to MAKE remarks
Oh her test books, the gifi, though fright
sneNt AMI annoyed, did not know how to III,
miss hun
! before the summer was over, she hal
lost much Of her shynesr AMI hslples,ns>s
She came alone to the train, jumped On
board, and marched into the ear like tho
others with MI mir u perfect sang froid Tho
girl was not to blame, 1t WAS tho natural
effect VI her daily journeys without protee
ton Hut ths dewy bloom was fast going
from thu peach
In u year that girl entered the car as II
II belonged u her, laus hing and joking
loudly with the other girls ami the tram
banda She hal lost all interest for mo,
and ! ceassi 10 Notice her. Dne day, how
ever, about Year afterwar,i. tho morning
! papers contained the account vi tho elops-
ment Of tho daughter VI Judge Blank with
u man who turned out to be professional
gambler Their acquaintance, 1t was
stated, began on the cars
1T MAS the shy little rirl She might
yet bs shy and innocent and happy, II her
mother had not sub s,t ted her to thu risks of
that unprotected journey. No education
cali atone for the price paid Tor 1t ia such
e&posura Youths Companion
What u Mother should Do.
1t Is = part u tho average mothers creed
that her child can do 40 wrong II she
doesn't acknowledge It, she ieels 1t and act,
upon II and Is lulled into false security by
II, until her children have very likely a.
QuiIed evil habits VI which she little dreams
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morals or mono at all, who will tearh
them bad words AMI Impure thoughts and
actions, by which they will be greatly
,n,,,,or sor.s,aIs any .nch d,ny,r hv nlain
.nt .,,i,o,oI ,..chtn, ho,h morL ami
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ry v -. ,o.rn Oh. ,,n,h from m. mr., ,i,s
y, . iovin,, neither than frnn, fou, mouthrd
.nd t,noran, cnnnanons IN who's, obscene
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y, .rro~ ,o ann ~ truth
"A IN ,ha na,,ar ~ ar,nkiny ana s,nok
,,n " t,o. no, a ,ov alwavs harn hafors nj.
mother Knows II, II every mother would
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go s,,.,.,,n ..,., ,.llv tho stonarh ami
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o", Ha n,'hahl, ,hst f.v of them com
paratiyely. would o, or willingly take such
p''I,', -, ,ha,r mouth. AMI ,,rl. ,honli
,,a ,angh, tho .ame that they mi in turn
- e,,.,, childr,n and set . good e.n,nuls
...,a,. ,.'ad hool. an alcohol and 10.
, :" soe oa.,lv oh,a,nahla n vou don't
Nov ~ onc max your minister or physician
what In pet. --Mlnneapolls Hous, keeper
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