Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-01-24

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fore be met Mother 1--we No my friends saaa.
vas born lea sson. tApplauscB
The man of boy with a sister Is fortunate la
boy with cousin IA ~ be envled, bat the Hss
withoal a sweetheart never amounted to anv
thing.
Sweetheart sings the lark al morn,
Sweetheart sings the bird at even,
Sweetheart II is from dusk to dawn.
And sweetheart il will be IN Heaven.
II is every mans duty no less than pleasure
10 have a sweetheart. thiak tonight the mor.
he has the better. Hut of this | am certain, the
sooner he makes that sweetheart his wife, The
better 1t will be for him May our wives con.
tinue to be our sweethearts. As our wife She Il
devoted and patient and her virtues preserve,
the deeences OF the home circle and the iiresde
those little Kingdoms called home are controlled
aud governed by them are perfection but with
out her skill without her tact they are misefa.
bic experiments. Men may advise it is her
province to rule and govern here and make her
influence sacred upon those whom God has
placed under her control on the voyage OF life.
Let her welcome every one who comes with the
proper motive to that home.
The angels and stars may be the only cover.
ing over her head, the glow worm In the cold
grass may be the only fire at her feet, but her
home is what she makes IL, aud for the honest
woman IL gives ire around her and sheds It's
light around those who but for her were home
less Home, at the sound OF that word time
and space is annhllated We cross con.
tinents and seas rivers valleys and mountains
are traversed and We stand on The doorstep OF
home. We have seen costlier dwellings with
draperies and pictures and more expensive sur.
roundtngs We have passed under higher
arches, supported by more magnificent pillars
but in our memory they a "A sink into insignih.
canoe when compared to that abode The door
stands Open we enter, each room has asso.
eiated with 1t some domestic relation, this is
the birthchamber. that is the chamber OF death,
and there is the room where we parted with
father and mother, sister and brother wife and
sweetheart and left them and these familiar
scenes behind us. Home you heard the ripple
In the meadow Of the brook, and you could see II
AS you we're coming down the lane, you could
see 1t slowly coming down the sids of the hill,
hlllng your heart with love beats and devotion.
Home, when you see IL written IL glitters with
eyes of blue and brown flaming with love of
wife, of sister, of sweetheart, of mother II glows
like the sunset and 1t rings out like the voice Of
an angel. II any lexOgrapher should drop that
word from the books and the love of man it
would come back to you there, Those men who
daily labor on land and sea moaning and pining
for the love of the loved ones Of home. Home
is the nursery of all virtues and Of religion
and patriotism. Where the children with love
for their parents aud for themselves ripen into
the love of country and into the love of God
Home 1t is the place to which man brings his
offerings and the results of his time and the re.
suits Of his labor. Upon its altar he lays his
sacrifices, riches ambitions, honor future and
present pain. It's shrine is the hearthstone aud
its warmth is woman.