Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-26

Advice THAT IL Followed would Make
MANY Homes Mach uappior.


Advice That u Followed would Make
Many Homes Mach Happier.
lam privileged visitor at the breakfast
table OF certain friends. When one. 10y tho
way, understands the charm af such break
fasts. he will have discovered ono OF the
rarcst Of all delights thgt fall In tho way Of
wanderers lie. There T., first, the little
stroll Ia early morning, with tho, freshness
OF dawn still IN the air. There arn the
greetings full Of welcome by tho house doG
then the merry ohirp-thcre Is no other
word-of the child coming down the stairs
70 meet YOU. Then then Is 1ic we'll known
crackle VI now logs bchind the shining
fcud1r, which. ID. .amily being somewhat
late, YOU aud the clhld enjoy Tor Il moment
alone. All, that fret Never Is even tho
fire. NJ twilight 20 line az this u now III
logs ln the morning
There are FRESHNESS aud a lightncss
about Il, o. snap und sparkle, a rush. and
even nn airincss chat stimulate YOU with
cuthuslasm quite rs much as they cheer or
even warm You are affected by this
cuthualuam, you feel this atmosphere on
the very thrc.hold o. the room, and those
% hll you and 80 away You after you
have stood On the Hearth rug "a little that
you throw Into your greetings OF your own
hosts - they enter an enthusiasm and q
glow 20 more diner out oven knows how
to feel.
with The family come the ten urn nod
the Kettle, The merry face thout ths boarl,
and thcn-,he lUitsrsl B'iug privileged,
as ] began by saying hear many u thoso,
and that is how happened 10 hear ono
from an oil Aunt Molly, ia another past
/ Of the country, who had written CON
gratUlatory letter 10 her niece on her en-.
gagomcul. The letter differed litilo from
Others ot s. Kind. cScCpt that In andU'
scored capitals 10 contained this ono bit Of
/ advice. Don't mag"
How Ike Aunt Moliyi every one sail
/ with a laugh. But Tor myself, I found
much food Tor meditation in what shc had
/ said. For remembered with how many
/ people this perpetual nngging was going
ON. How maay fathers were forgetting
how their sons had grown. and wcro coA.
| stnutly correcting them hcforc Others. only
! to wonder nnorwarl why their influence
] had lcsscncd. I remembered how mauy
| motles were always 40 their daughters
about tho way they hold their icct aud
hands, or how they laughed aud spoke,
aud nli this before the embarrassed visitor.
instead q 10 quiet talk up stairs. began
20 think Aunt Molly The wi,o,t N women,
for ! remembered husbands and wives
were not always altogether exempt from
this littlo fniling VIVA, sometime hegll
a. playful fun oitan dcgenoratcd into dis.
agreeable tcaainga, into writings about
| pccuiiaHtlas. about p'ronil tastes mud
falingH, unpleasant Tor other, 90 hear. and
! attending 10 those who indulge themselves
that why.
And then I remember how oil fault
this was, this naEuug, and 20 refresh my
own memory turned to this testimony,
In al It's quaint phrteoioEy, from Lady
Jnno Grcyi
When sm ln presence ci,hOr N father
or mother, whether spelke, kcro silence.
stauin or 60, cate, drink, be merle or sad
be scNy.ug. playing, dancing or doing
anio thug elar. must 10 it as % wcro In
such weight, mo'ggo and number, even %
pcrii'olia az God mnic tho world, or els !
ann 800 sharply Huntsd, NO without mossuf,
mOord,gci, that thinko my.elic iu bell
an TYNE cum that must go TO NJ Elmer
-iiarpcta razar