The herald., 1896-10-04
PUTS HIS ftEARTN 1T
NV
5JHEyM MAN WE LOVE TO MEET AND RE-
2y' ~ GRET TO SEE DEPART. " -
Those who Havc tho Power to Charm Us
: Have "Heart" and Give 1t Full Sway.
The Great Wrong of Incrustir.E Our
u, Young With Artificial Training.

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Have "Heart" and Give 1t Full Sway.
The Great Wrong Of Incrusti1.s Our
youp~ with Art,ec,., rra,r,n..
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There are some persons in the wNad who
are specjal fayorites among all who know
them. who find mr. mako friends every
,yho,a ,rhoso oo,,,,,,r,, o,.o,r ono o,,;ors
800 "Aoso oo-p"A' 80 ny o' .
anu iio U ".oA' every o''o is i''0ii W sep'-
race; 1helr frank ana easy manners inspire
commence at 1rst slSht ana one numbers
ohem as 1riehas almosc as soon as one mas
maze tneir acquaintance. NO one is ever
noc at nome TO such a man; MS WISH IS
enticlpaueo as pleasure, ana no one Ieels
disposed % part with MN without inc cor
uiai inquiry when snail we see you
again! Ihere Is an e4uperance OF happy
me aoour MIN whlch seems TO dlHuse ~
sell among al GROUND, ana MS presence Is
LOU 70 NC an auoltioh 70 inc general ainouno
VI happlEess IN one elTCle prlViieeeu WIN
MS company. In seiecslng party OF 1rlenos
ms name always suggests ltsei1 nrst, ana
uhe absence OF any Two otners wouio DC
Iess uisappointment IMAM MS. every one
Socks MS size au the dinner taple, ana ne
ueems nlmseif fortunate whose chalr In
tne social circle Is next to MS. Innocent
chliunood loves 10 slt on MS Knee ana
prattie lts earnest nonsense IN MS ear; I'M
Peuuous yoSW mas III MIN q coltlal COM
Panlon, ana ola age Values MIN as pleas
anu ana estlmaple friend. Ana YET IL Is NOT
70 ms personal comelincss that ne is IN
oented for TINS popularity, Tor his exterior
Is oieeh LAT rom prepossessing, nor 10 MS
!noeiieco' ior even MS peso aonlrers 10 not
imagine hLn byron, nor docs nc turn
GOWN MS snifb collars 10 DC tnoughO such;
ne mas no remorEaple vein OF numor 70
poas1 OF, never macc pun, perhaps IN MS
nIe' scarcely KNOWS what an eplgram Is,
Is quito incapable CT settlng the tapie ID
roar ana Is distinGulshed nelther Tor MS
nne clothes Hcr his long purse. One quail
lty, however, ne possesses. wnlcn proves
an overmatch for every Observation-Disclosures
~, transparent, kindly nature desire
TO promote tho happiness OF all around
him, generous warmth or feeling q
frank, cordial bearing, universal sympa-
tny-ln ono word, "heart.
IL IS relroshlng, amid the cold conven'
tioneAlsm OF the world, TO meet with THESE
men OF heart or to sec in any one devel-
opments CT naturalness. Tic must be a mis-
anthropo indeed WHO cal witness without
pleasure the hearty shake OF tho hand OF
two friends at an unexpected meeting after
long absence what mutual pouring
out OF soul, as 1t were, ls there on both
sides. What IN infectious gladness Is that
which beams Gu their countonances. Who
has not, with fine chubby little fellow
seated On his knee, listened with delight
to his enthusiastic narration of some trivi-
al incident which has been engrossing his
interest? How his meaning sparkles III ms
full eyes and struggles for utterance IN his
speaking features. What clumsy, dull
things words seem to express those intense
feelings which are swelling upi in his heav,
ing bosom. What charming development
of heart" Is there in that lisping elo.
quence. Who again has not felt charmed
ut the sight OF an aged man romping with
child and entering heartily into the SPORTS
and feelings Of youth? Who has not ad'
miTed, the verdant old age OF such one,
bis feelings, unchillcd by the freezing In
fluence CT threescore years and ten. still
fresh and glowing as in his childhoods
Who has neither become so falsely wise nor
80 sourly proud as to disdain the sports
and pleasures of his youth, and who, while
he has learned to think as man has not
forgotten to feel as child?
Il This quality of heart" commends itself
so powerfully to every ones best feelings
that it's development is pleasing even to
tho most stoical and needs only to be seen
to be initiated. 1t is singular to observe