Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-03-23

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A vouny man rsca;vad n f,,rlonob IN "a.
turn from the army to his fathers house.
Afterward be took the furlough back to
the officer, saying, 81 would like to post
pone my visit for two weeks" At the end
Of the two weeks he came and got the fur
Tough. He was asked why he waited.
"Well," he replied, when left home 1
told my mother would be Christian in
the army, and was resolved not to go
home until ! could answer her first ques-
ton" Oh, the almost omnipotent power
of the motherI But IL both the father and
hemother be right, then the children are
almost sure to be right.
The youngpeople may make awide curve
from the straight path, but they are almost
sure to come back to the rightroad. 1t may
not be until the death of one OF the parents.
How often it Is that we hear some one say,
"Oh, he was wild young man, but since
his fathers death he has been differentP
The fact Is that the fathers coffin, or the
mothers coffin, Is often the altar or repent
ance for the child. On, that was stupen-
dous day, the day Of fathers burial ltwas
not the officiating clergyman VINO made the
chief impression, nor the sympathizlng
mourners; it was the father asleep IN the
casket,
Tho bsnds that bad to;lad for that bouss-
hold 60 Iono folded Tba brain cooIad of
after On or Al wears of arrietv ahont how To
nrt that family in right nosition. The l;,s
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n S;d ro+ o I;i1s Let tha looks of the household.
Astar arrhiia Ala fatber--the western tran
,ar.N,or,a IN orn On sboulder and when
tho travaIar looked at him he was still mora
sffr;ghtad
After awhile the family were whispering
| togatber in one corner of the room. and the
+ceyoIov tbouobt to bimself uOhi now INV
time has come; wish I was out in the
storm and in the night rather than here. "
ant the swarthy man came up to him and
said. "Sir. we ara a rough people; we get
our living by hunting, and we are very
tired when the night comes, but before go.
| in0 to he'd we always have a habit of read
| ina little out of the Bible and having
PRAYERS. and I think we will have our usual
custom tonight. and if you don't believe In
that kind Of thing if you will Just step out
side the door for a little while will be
much Obliged to you"
| oh. there are many Christian parents who
have not half the courage Of that western
tranper. They do not want their religion
nroiecting too conspicuously. They would
like TO have it near by SO as to call on it in
ease of a funeral. but as to having it dom
inant in the household from the 1st Of Jan,
uorv : o'clock n m. to the 3lst of Decem.
har 10 O'clock n. M. they do not want it
Tbev would rather die and have their fam
;I;as ,a,.;ah yuith them than 10 crv ont ir
tho hold xvords os the soldier in NV text
@Aa for ma and NV house. we will serve The
Iord y
i INCIDENT IN THE TALMAeE FAMILY.
There was in INV ancestral line an Incl
dent so stran0elv imnressive that IL seem,
mono , n ike romance than reality. II ha,
sorne etiues heen 40 inaecuratelv put fortl
that now Give Won the true incident My
grandfatber ~ and erandmother, living a
SomervilIe' N. =. went TO Basking Ridge te
w;tnass . revival under the ministry of thu
Rav nr Finley They came home SO inn
nressed with what they had seen that, the,
resolved on the salvation of their children
The vonne people of the house were tt
no off for an evening marty. and nv grand
mother said: