The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-04-22

q LEA1NG YIN In
sep.leher are SwssterI Nan ne wines o.
helbon.
There must be harmony between the
fathers government and the mothers
government. The father viii be tempt.
ed TO TOO great ngor. Re mother win
be tempted 70 too great leniency. Her
tenderness will overcome her. Her voice
= q little setter; her baud seems better
cited TO pull out = thorn and soothe a
pang. Children wanting anything from
the mother cry for it. They hope 70
dissolve her with tears But the mother
must not interfere, mus, not coax OF.
must not beg for the ehad when the
hour comes for the assertion Of parental
supremacy and the subjugauon 81
q ehld's temper. There comes m the
history Of every child an hour when Il
is tested whether the parents shall rule
or the child shall rule. That IL the
crucial hour. II the child friumphs in
that hour, then be will some DAY make
you crouch. II Is = horrible scsne-l
have witneSsedit-a mother come 10 old
age. shivsring with terror in the pres
ence OF . son who cursed her gray hairs
and moeked her wrinkled face and be-
grudged her the crust she munehed
with her toothless gumsl
uov sharper than . ssrpsat's teoth Il %
To have a thankisss ehndi
But, on the other hand. too great
rigor must b avoided. It 9 sad thing
when domestic government becomes
cold military despotism. Trappers on
the prairie fight fire with FIRE, but you
cannot successfully eight your ehild's
bad temper with your own bad temper.
We must not be TOO minute In our In
spection. We cannot expect our children
to Be perfect. We must not zee every.
thing. Since We have two or three faults
Of our own. we ought not TO be too rough
when we discover that our children
have as many. II tradition be true,
when we were children we were not ali
little Samuels. and our parents were
fearful lest they could not raise Us
oecAuseofour premature goodness. You
eanno scoio or pound your children in.
70 NOBILITY OF character The bloom Of
. ennas hesrt a never be e under
q eoid riH<ae. Above all, fretttng and
and seolding In the household. Better
man zen years firetuAs ct your chill
ufen = ons good' round old-fashioned
APpheaton OF the supper! That minis
.el u the gospel OF WHOM We read in
inc ne"sPApers nat he whipped his
child to death because he would not say
nus prayers van never come to canon
On Inc aritnmeaies cannot eaieu-
AVe &c" many thousands OF children
Deen ruined forever either
sa .oO ereatngor or too great len
an tue heavens ana the earth are
n vim me sroAn OF o sacrificed
matter seek Divine
AAlhe4 motnerl
unsr On. nouSands and tens OF
N~ !. eoaoghters OF America
enuS 70 "oridhness. They are
oe with all the
s..es OF society. They are In
uueVeu INTO All ths hollowness Of what
= gained fashionable life. They are
10 believe that history Is dry,
Du' mat ~ sent stories OF adventurous
are delicious. With capacity that
nisn' nave risaied q Florence Night
ngA.e IN heavenly ministries or made
Nas is'ner mouse glad with hliai and
s.eriy demeanor, their life In q waste,
,nnil beauty q curse, their eternity q
'n
IN .he siege OF Charleston, during
In W.T. lieutenant OF the army
ovu On ,ne moor beside the daughter
" 'ns ex-governor OF the state of South
aronna. Ihey were taking the vows
n1,riage' a oombshell struck the
ooi' roPPeo mto me group. and nine
were wounded and slain, among the
wounded 70 death the bride. While the
bridegroom knelt on the carpet trying
" : the wounds the bride de-
Ianue mat the ceremony be COM
pie'eu' ,nAt she might take the vows
Ce ner departure and when the
saia' wit thou be faithful
~ uea.n VAN ner lying lips she
% VIII IN two hours she had
~ was q slaughter and
OF q oooy' but at thou
~ VI marriage affairs there are
sn.er' sam LOT ume and slain for
Jenny itns not = marriage. 1t Is a
m cre. TO some n who Is
my "A.hs until ma father die so he
me properly; tnen little while
'y wing round In the circles, bril-
' circles then the property Is gone,
@ having no power 10 earn q hTel-
noou' me twain sink Into some corner
u 'oeie'y' the husband an idier and g
r Tue "iIe a drudge q slave and q
sacrine' an spare your d~enunciations
~ 0m 'sPn'nans heaa and expend them
al on tnA wholesale modern martyr
%
MI up my voice against the sacri-
.ce Oh children. l iook out Of my win.
uow On eaooath. and l see q group Of
Ioien un"ashed' uncombed, un-
NnAinaiauilco- VINO cares Tor them
VINO prays o them? Who utters to
one Kind wordf When the city
missionary. passing along the park in
him swearing, he said to him, my