The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-06

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CHRISTIAN teaehins' ana TINS tene''',S %
primarily eomprehehuea III tne 10.
commandments "hicL Hulne'"'s g
some OF the slar'hs evl's ra'npant ~
our clty' Hhc these GYMS "ie '''e 'e''>
OF the over-colonization IN cities IN gem
eral, and the struggle for existence for
place. prominence and gain.
This struggle begins in the home OIL
the workman and reaches to the palace
of the millionaire 1t Is found IN the
business world, the political ana relig-
lous. and the grave question which pre-
sents itself to US Is, How may we cure
the evils OF city life But DO not THINK
that the quiet life OF the farmer or
woodsman is free from these evils. IheE
have their temptations and struggles
but not in as great measure as IN the
city, for the home life when is the
foundation OF nations stapllity is
simpler, purer and closer than that
which is found In the city
The first step then in the cure OF the
evils of city life, would say, Is In the
reorganization OF the home lie IN
which parents VIII command the COM
pany Of their children, II they are un-
able to have 1t by the attraction OF that
love which can say
BE II ever so humble
mere ) no place 'Ne t'''','
Ihere Is no pues'io" Out '"r' ~.
mouse NE mas "luc'I 70 uo WIN t"e CIV"
which prSValIs' Let wives tnu .ho''le's
maxi WV "o'hs INV ue''.s's p'''ee . ""
earth ana 'mere WIZ NC i'o .ee" ~. '"e
curlew ordnance nor tHe "a, "''% ,
watcnlns at tne "LnuoW ''I .,'G "Is
band or son, coming hor1e At tht ma
nlsht hour' Let parents n,nHli'S' . .,..
love ana care Oh t"e H"''o'tn "s tney
sn"usu, su"'u'"s t"e', ' 'S''uet'"s
them IN lhe Changers an" uisE H'e u ~
eVll haDlts' ana there win not DC Suen