The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-19
HONE THOUGHTS.

Fienceg ofthe First Ten Years.
New York Post: Seeing two children
atrn9vIfnr IN /, NE - tu,tn, 9TH 4
,-.- - -
l-tsS ellpsy -POOl ettAcLieu' peSAllle
interested to see who would win the
treasure. Al the critical moment the
nvr,e ~ ~. i.t.,-,,o,. "a old., nv
come 70 tne rescue. ana without inquiry
or comment Wrenched Il loose from the
weaker grasp and handed Il to her own
,,ivoro,,s cbs-,. .,,,,r,.. ..,rhoro ~,
stsV4VH' si'atbs SestHs' ie NV
run away with H. ana cont let me near
any more quarreilinE." The meek little
iosor IN this uneo,,oi ganne stood st,ri
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tNa = illelisHl' '"ipeu ms ese'' eHu isAt
the held.
Every day the public parks or any
ystberi,C Mace 90 oI,tIdnsn and n,r-o.
:, 49,
oeiilOnsIAte tnib rus OF ttis AltuilB' anu
though we may not penetrate into the
World'a nurneries. We have but 10 watch
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, tIete IN pe no qussSiq a. Ia II V y
iiALu 70 zee Pet enslle W -' uul VI
~, o. 70 haNe youT seIy Ssnr
~ uoi. tuHh ~ ~" ~, -: ~,
ho Llaternal istthct' nos LII, HSt g, nc
n ny ehu sEusHes IeI SL y. ~, atss'
put llis HeISsulP psiUuss " sns ~.
oucS s wiissn WI NJ - - th. boSaS
my henceI Mhen the hetr " She nouSs
comes 70 NE own, or Ine LaH y0u ~!
woman ne4 1blue her uMn S"IllD't AOE
the graIineauon OF i, BueSt, -.
nave Watehea Win aelisllI : cn l.ltil
ing picture OF IauehlnB yVu1s n ii''li1.
hhq nIle ,',. III y .ii "
ine tiny tAt hanu helo q plt 0l auBer ~
tue mothers ups ana N Greer 70 en- ~
pnasi1e tine lesson OF perueipAt lel " v
pretended 10 De IN AoaoluIs 81 "
enjoyment over the sweet. the gV lyI,s
chuekle OF the paoy over her MONEY " y, ?
good, Bood, chAnged tne sesI u l the
little treat from eating 20 HieFIltllen !!
The pest thins ABOUT any tlllns Bo t'.i "
ear became IN time the run OF slFlnB
mother TASTE.
The longest homily about sharing
with others and not being greedy ana
all the other don'ts ana NOS m tne I1 nm,
guage, are OF no aVail compared WIN Ii4
the force OF making the giVlng ano al.
yidtng so pleasant that the enha wants
to be generous for his own sake IN the
veriest baby heart you can rouse an &C.
tive wish to be KIND by making u pam
that some one Is happy IN consequence.
For natures are gifted with q nRuYe
generosity, an innate love o. BlVlnB guy
Of their own storehouses either OF mind
or material possession to AID their EEL
low-creatures; Unborn In most OF us y
that tendency to Heit-seeklns Which y
the bane OF human society' WINE an
Infant is yet unable to articulate Its
cravings II viii snatch the bright OBJ
tect OF It's desires from It's brotheFs
hand and struggle 10 retain u:
Yet II IS easily possible Tor a little one
to be gently indicted into the enjoy
ment Of sharing and giving until II oe'
llRhts IN the visible result Of its unset
fishness. Both the appreciation and
expressed qualification by which
mother can convey her happiness IN
the proRered share OF a tid'bit, and the
stern disapproyol which marks the
discovery Of hidden sweet devoured
In solitude, make lasting impression.
1t Is in no way difhcult to make
child realize It's own comforts by show
ing him the meagre provision OF the
poor, on cold day. a bare foot speaks
volumes to a well-clothed child; 1t
would not be hard to win the young
heart to such softness as to be willing
10 give up something to remedy the
need. And the object lesson can be
carried 10 far as to let the new shoe be
actually given TO the unshod, and the
cold little foot be covered while the
donor watches the delight OF the recipl-
ant. IL Il fairly 10 be placed among the
cerfnIntIe1 that he who gives viii never
IAN Ia think kindly Of the Rhoeless as
ionV AZ h. lives.
syt Ala moi man IN he too quickly
HraSr tnto tbs realms N what we cali
cbSr,ty. NV thou1hts were rather
t,,.,,is. % r.. Sos,,S ~ SaIashnesl
shioh AZ, ~ rnuch 10 maize or mar ire
sav,,e ~ ne sSiIJ to.6av and hnrden-
,ntn hahit,,si ,,,o,,ISa ~ manner and
W.. lii d."t.Ss' az bsst,ty ana
s aSe'' WI ~ uI 49, tho 49, astea,,
e'tIl ~ tss tIoi teo W '''s
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nuI.e en1 ~ SaaItts,,l ' n,snra
Sonset' s',s.t ~. 49, ~ III,
la ". NJ, W ,, yvAy in nStniaoJ HSonS y
noM tnls le. ~ - "a I,'S. II,,oS a.,
9ut's y os vi sNen O'V "o ~ a.StinH
sta,,S sSiS 9. i...,s.. .oS,,,,snt IS n1aJs
ohlia' ana no lar9er eoinInes = ~ Il ~
OF the surrender OF tlns Hlu 49, .i ,.liu