The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-17

precoeious AMI keep the parents 1roE
binding out their mistake;to take nn empty
head and MI it: 10 meet the expectA'loh u
parents who think their children NJ hi.eei
wears ofage ought to be motheinatic''"s
and metaphysicians anil rhctorictanS' ["
work successfully that great stuH'nS ina-
chine. the modern school system. IL u very
o,irous work. Encourage them BIZ tho
usefulness and thu eyerlastinSne-s ana 'ho
magnitude Q: their occupation. ana We"
your children do well compliment TIE M
structor. praise the teacher, thank the ed-
ueator.
Encourage MI inyalids by telling them
how many YOU have Known with the sumo
ailments vino -ot we'll. and not by telling
them c. .neir >unkcn eye or aSklu" tAr'u
whether the color OF their cheek Is really
hectic or mentioning eases III which that
stylo OF disease ended fatally or telling
them how badly thev look. Cheerful
words are more soothing than chioEai,
more stimulating than coSnac. more tonic
than bitters. Maay an Invalid has re-
covered through the influence OF cheerful
surroundings.
Encourage al 81 irting in life by yourself
becoming reminiscent. Established mer-
chants. BY telling these young merchants
when YOU got v0Ur first customer and how
Won sat behind tho counter eatin: your
luncheon with one owe on the door. Is
tablished lawyers. encourage young law
vers by telling oftbe time Wien you broke
down ~ NaHr ir~t E l. =.
ministers .t IT, i~:o-i1f. 'l---r"G- N@lA,
minister's ~ melcliu. cNaIin"t.o. c thee
logical candidates. not walking crouH!
with u rrofundiiy and ove:WhelIniDgntss
Of manner as though you We're ooe OF tho
eternal DEGREES. Doctor established. by
telling young doctors how you yourself
once mistook the measles for scarlatina.
And II You have nothing to say thar Is en-
couraSing, man, put Your teeth tightly
together and cover them with the curtain
OF your lip. compress your lips and put
Your hand over your mouth anl keep
still.
Encourage the troubled by thoughts OF
release and reasSociatiOn. Encourage the
aged by thoughts Of eternal juvenrscence.
Encourage the herdsman amid ~thetrougls
of sin to 80 back to the banquet at the
fathers homestead. Give US tones IN the
major key instead OF tie minor. Give US
"Coronation" instead OF "Naomi." You
have seen cars SO arranged that one car
going down the hill rolled another err up
the bill. They nearly balanced each other.
And every man that finds life up hill ought
to be helped by those who nave passed the
heights and are descending to the vale.
Oh, let us bear one another's burdena!
A gentleman in England died leaving his
fortune by will totwo sons. Tho son that
staid at home destroyed the fathers wilt
and pretended that the brother who was
absent was dead and buried. The absent
brother after awhile returned and claimed
his part Of the property. Judges and
jurors were to be bribed to say that the re-
turned brother and son was no son at all.
but only an impostor. The trial came on.
Sir Matthew Hale. the pride Of the English
courtroom and for twenty years the pride
OF Jurisprudence, heard that that Injustice
was about to be practicad. He put OF
his official robe. He put on the gar5 Of
= miller. He went to the village where
that trial was TO take place. He entered
the courtroom. He somehow got empan
eled as one Of the jurors. The brides came
around, and the man gave ten pieces 81
sold TO the other jurors. but rs this was
only a poor miller tho briber gave to him
only five pieces OF gold. A verdict was
brought in rejecting the rights Of this re-
turned brother. H. was 10 have no share
IL the inheritane Hold, my l0rd.' said
The miller. Hold; we are not all agreed
on this verdict. These other men have
received ten pieces 0! gold in bribery,
and l have received oniy five" .'WIo
are YOU? Where 10 yon com. irom?" said
the Judge or the bench. The respon-.
was: Il nh from Westminster Uai!:
my nam i Matthew Hate. ltrl chiey
justice OF the kings bench. or of that
place thou vliiain!' And 50 the injustice.
was baked. and So the yoGnS rnaa 20. III,
Inheritance. 1t was n! for another that
Sir Matthew Iiale took oNhis robr :tnd nnt
on the Garsa 81 a miller. AMI - Christ took
OF His robe ~ rpNalt: and puton tie a;tir,
~ our humanity. ana in tlat Disguise H.
WOE our "terha. portion. Sow arr W the
sons of Cod Joint heirs, We went OF
from hom"slre en9GSa, Tat W. 90 ba.k
~ tNme 10 receive onr e,erA&i Inheritance.
All II ta.,,t Dor" err larGe8. surely we
Can t3lert - tc1r och c:uor'- t.rdcus.
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It appears 1leir Jne-fifth Of the pop.