Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15

No @aaeNf Iaa &c 4tfe - -eFs
Is lean ea -s. aa1 o eo~ pass.n sess1
it Is te haFe t1e ltt.s Singers cling %
IS aa1 the dear e f9rl leau er IS,
t-s 80 m-ss E-t SCI h4-k o. us, ee
m sE st4I1 .a fre4t 4f o-rse-t - 3 aere.
sn1 60 rg4t and le4ra z1e .-tl e eree -er
~ ~@lS 4prsat ~l-ke-t OR p. and
onee ia ssl--s Ae m-st lss 80 ot t1e lit-
tie q ~ ea Reads. le4vil el tree -
grasp la-tot lfs f1r laeuse- -ses
a rt l-ssan ter ms-1ers 81 earn.
ore ~ tLe cagaest zn5 l4r1esl sans
.kAf Are ever ser f.r one CD the s-4te ef
lts ses for em 90 aofk c-t
"And ~1At makes she SIN more curl-
o-s I'D 8 .flca.t IS tl4t yaa e4nt seem
o. get re aa,aer % H. Yea may 1aa
ard s-ht-aet, aal Use up every rule IA
tle old rlhuel,e Qn it b-t fol don
seem O. get no S .re re,llt. 40 certainty.
that gae aaseer alI be kaEpifylng
and s-re one.
"8-t yo4 have got 20 SET there and
hsger aa4y al lLe sAue-s g. 20 wofA %
o-r tne tesl aaF Ya- can- Tie SUN Is
sel down ia fe.al " 500. and y0u have
gol 20 90 it--or try to. anyway.
Good Jana. talk about e1le4tin'
child. My, if tie mother IS . true
woman aud mother, the chl-d eiaeates
/ her more'n she educ4-es t1e child.
enough sight
"She learns divine patience through
I bearin' with ths childish lttle faults.
Through fear of settin' bad exam
PIE in 'front.' of 30. she learns % control
+ her oNn temper ana her tongue and be-
haves herself more'n a good deal Of
/ TIE time.
I ''She learns heroic courage from
/ her love FOR thecbili that al combat an
danger-suile az Sat1ns rage, and face
: frownin' world
( "She mounts up into the topmost
! height Of seif-abncgau0n and martyr
dom as / have said more previously
when she learns it 20 get along without
her-like an old bird pushIn her young
+ one out of the warm nest So IL may learn
[ 70 ~.
/ "Ol how that old bird would loyc 70
/ keep IL in the warm uest-low her love
wants 70 brood over il always how she
/ yearns 10 keep 10 close % her own
/ jealous. beating heart - how doubly
. lonesome the old nest is when the lit
! tie one is gone; how happily sad, and
how joyously mouuful is the thought
/ that it is a-lcarnin' 20 fy alone-that
( il Is a-learnin' TO be happy away from
her, away from the old nes--that the
walls of the old home can never again
be tho bound Of its JOY and content.
NO, the wide horizon has now
dawnei upon il, the clear, far fields Of
ether, and u must soar and sing and
sing its own songs, build its own nest,
( live It's own life in IFS own world"
This was an allegory.)
An l talked in this way TO Arvilly
from hour TO hour. and from day 10 day,
and episoded some.
But don't know as Il done much good.
Sometimes I am afraid il didn't
You can't give advice three times a
day in n lit,le sweetencd water like
/ boneset tea or squiNs. No, you have 20
sort o hang round and administer it the
best you can, and when you can, and
where you can. And then you haint
sure it is swallowed.
| felt considerable derrested when
they drove OF, Josiah a-takin' 'e.u TO tho
train the day they left.
For heard Arvilly say, as she sat by
the side of Josiah Allen in tho demo
crat, and gray parmetty dress, heard
her say:
"Lucilla Augusta. don't set down on
your little new gown or you VII muss it
all up
And minute arter, just as they
turned round the corner into the road:
Don't stand up, Lucilla Augusta. in
the wagon or you viii break OF your lit
tie ankles"
] felt deprested about it. and couldn't
help it.-N. Y. Christian Advocate.