Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

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Ioa sas pr~aeasi thls ul9rnias b Dr Tai
s.azs u 1as Aea.ismg q N1slc. j sac Als
calreh IS uorssipiag dur5ag tee realllsiig
n las B9oezlys I2aera-e-s. a1d l~aieh - ID
ecull1gs % - ~ ooe1 ped gzll taas all1es
= e1Eln ~ AfF sxpoaac lg = ehapler
1escrlelEg Alszl1las carriage ig1srd bis
faE-er Dad. a. 10 ssnsl - II al appr0-
pirate byula. DR.. Izlnzgs aano1t tcad a. B IS
text -ha aar,5s. 4 Go1ils8 So 4 tbs h-4si-
asss II nls u-staer Prov 4. L ae sal.
PAzEsTs soL1~EgC - s0k raEls czILDaEs.
AL nars41s sat tlsir eliilr4a q turn
cut sen However poorly father 4nd mother
nay have Gols themselves. Eheg want tasF
soas snd dsus -sFs ~ - sp.sa1laly- Up -
forty years x ass parents aay have amoi-
tious for themselves, zr1sF thai thelr cdlef
ambitions a-e for the.r children. Soms q
Jne OH time eanles indicate EhiA TIE naEne
Of Abnsf u-eaus -lis fs.leFs lamp" TIE
aA1ls A0lgaA naaas hsF tataer's Joy. " And
what a paFeatal csligll wAs solomon 70
David, and 81 l--l 1o Hannah, and Joseph
70 jacob Al tie best eartAly staH thar
fa.hsF has 60 lsan GA is . good son, and the
strosgsst arm a mochrr has % hzlp her down
ths steep of years l. tazG Z grateful child-
Bat Is Is ~ rare -1lag - end people an
hiial, And = Ias parents are themselves 20
hsans A. persons souisslaes become
qusrulous q srappy, an1 ths caldren have
Eleir aAnds ~ vltl 80 old folzs
Before enfsring my pr0fsszioa was for
three unonlhs what s called colPortear.
One day In 20 country l.s1rlcts stopped Al
the house al good, ln0sllgsnt. genial
farmer F1s hospitality % such eoIatr =
house IS especially p.saslag 70 me, for was
bora In the eDunrry rlis farmer aud his
vie we're tard working psopls, eut tried 70
make tnelr home Agreeable and attractive.
The farmers father, ahol, sixty five years OF
age, and his grandiarhsr, zbout ninety, we're
yet alive and with him Indeed there we're
four generations IN the house. for the farmer
nad little children playing about the room.
We gathered at tbs dining table. After
tie blessing was asked the farmer put some
q the meat upon mis- plate and courteonsly
passed II % ma, when his father of siIJy-fivs
years OF age cried out 70 bis son, who was at
least thirty years Of age: why do you not
pass the meat as you always DO, and let Us
take IL OF the plate ourselvesl you are trying
20 show OF because We have company -
Meanwhile bis grandfather of ninety sat with
his hat on al the table, dis face unclean, and
ais apparel unndy. Still the farmer kept
MS patience and equipoise, and | never think
Of him without admiration He must have
had more grace than | ever had
Because people are old they have no right
% be either ungentlemanly or uncanny
There are cid people so disegreeable that they
have nearly broken up some homes. The
young married man with whon the aged ore
lives stands 9 because he has been used TO it
al his life = the young wife. coming in
from Gnota-r uOusehola, can hardly endure
IL. and someone's almost cries her eyes cut
And when LITTLE children gather in the house,
they are afraid OF the venerable patriarch,
who has forgotten that ne ever was a child
himself, and cannot understand why children
should ever want TO play hide and seek, or
roll hoop, or ay kite. and be becomes impa-
tient at the sound from the nursery, and
shouts with an expenditure Of voice that
keeps him coughing fifteen minutes after
wards, Boys, stop that racketF' as though
any boy that ever amounted 70 anything in
the world did not begin life by making a
racket
SOME PARENTS ARE NOT WORTHY.
Indeed, there are children who owe nothing
70 their parents, for those parents have been
proaigates. NV lamented friend, good and
president OF the United States, ia early lie
changed bis name. Henry Wilson was not
dis original name he dropped his father 5
name because that father was drunkard
and a disgrace, and the son did not feel called
upon 70 carry such a carcass all bis life.
While children must always % dutiful,
sympathi1e with all young people who have
dsagrseable or unprincipled old folks around
the house. Some OF Us, drawing out OF our
memories, know that il is possible. after sixty
or seventy OF eighty or ninety years Of age,
for the old to be kind and genial; and the
grandest adornmeut Of home is an aged
father aud an aged mother, II the process Of
years has meliOwed them
Besides that, II your cid parents are hard
20 get along with now, you must remember
there was time when they bad hard work 10
gst alouS with you. When you we're about FIVE
OF seven or ten OF twelve years of age what
a time they had with youl If they had kept
\ written account Of your early pranks and
misdoings, IL would make a whole volume.
That time when you gave your little sister a
clip; that time when you explored the depth
OF jar Of sweet things for which you had no
permission. that havoc you one day made
with Jour Jack knife. that plucking from
the orchard of uuripe fruit. that day when,
instead 81 being az school, es your parents
supposed, YOU went a-fsaing; and many a
time did you imperil your young life in
places where you had no business % climb or
swim or venture. To get you through your
first fifteen years vita vouT life and your
good morals was a fearful Graft upon paren-
tai f1eity ard srdIrsuce.
Indeed. ir NAV oe thai much Of tbis pres
snt povsical AMI mental weakness n your
parents NAV hava been q resuit q your early
wsvwsrdsess. on usds such large AID
suddsn drafts upon tie bans - their patience
/ that vou bruss tbs hank They were injured
in beinz thrown wtfle trying % break The
,ols. It ia matter Of only common honesty
I that you pay back 70 faem some of toe long
f suffering watch they paid 70 Toa- A father
f said - his son; Sa-sly 20 fatEsr ever had
ss BAD : boy a. I navsT ''T.s.H said the
T son. -zaT zrsndfathsr had ' + IL sbous ths
ssms from generation 70 generation. and
parsnts need so b. patent win children,
md children dutifai - tasir parents Tax
7 .n- 10 for granted that q Sc vEo hear ne %
lar have bad good parsntazs. I want 20
urge upon al tee youaz 1as facg that shs
happiness and ionge7i-T - parents much d
+ pend upon toe ri-ht o91avsor = their chll
ir.n. sid can GO tais go mere sIsctUaly ,
thar hY iemorserasiuz as truth ~ nv text
4" 4 foolish SOC .s rhe hsariness - 1is mother.
Eorrs rEEes sEE EEsF
Perhaps saa's youug maa sstrsy nay ,.
brought back ~ t1ofSa- - ho~ they Zee
ahout aim st hone A French soldier a
wouaGsd and diving 70 tas HOSPITAL st eSenevs
svitssr ard His fstle~. AZ aoue, ssvsat =
wars II sxe besrs q - soas suffer