The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-09
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Use the bitter elements of life
as medicine and feed on the SUM-
shine.
Time is never lost that is spent
in leading any person into a bet
ter life.
Don't neglect your children un-
Ill they are grown and then COM
plain because they neglect you.
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Give your children good books
aud plenty of them and then help
them understand what they read.
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Habits formed in youth are very
apt 10 stick TO you IN after life.
Young people who now spend evey
dollar they can raise, are not apt
to be thrifty in after life Those
vino go III rude company and use
rude language will naturally as
sociate with the RIDER class in
Years TO come. Many parents
neverseem tothink of those things,
but allow their children to drift
along just as it may happen.
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Sympathy does not tighten a
burden of sorrow, but it does help
the burdened one to bear his load.
II. therefore. you know OF a sorrow
which presses another's heart give
expression to your sympathy with
him. even though you understand
that he alone must struggle under
the weight of his burden. In one
sense our wOl DIS cauuot help him;
in another sense they eau. Speak
them out, Their fore, for what they
may be worth. He will be CRATE
full for them and you will be the
better for their speaking.
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Solomon description of a lady
is completes: THE heart of her
husband doth safely trust in her.
She will do him good and not evil
all The days of her life. She grid.
eth Uer loins with strength and
stretcheth out her hand to the
poor; yea. she giveth aid to the
need. She maketh herself cover.
ings of tapestry; her clothing is
purple and fine linen. Her hus-
band is known in the gates.
Strength and honor, wisdom. good
ness and virtue are her requisites.
A woman strong and wOmanly in
all her WAYS in whom the heart Of
a woman can safely trust-this is
the perfect lady.
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Don't complain of your husband
to anyone, not even your own
mother. If she is the wise woman
you think her she will respect you
all the more. Did you think when
you married your Will or your
Harry that he was the one perfect
man in all the world, and now you
have found out that he is very
human, after all? That it does
seem sometime as though he loved
himself little better than you?
That he can even bear to differ
with you sometimes in matters
that concern you very much? And,
oh, dear little woman, that he will
forget just what you want him to
remember sometimes? Now just
take our advice and don't tell any
! body. He is your husband-yOur
other self-and you ought to cover
his faults just like you do your
own.
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Parental love, conjugal love.
tillial l~oe are the keystone to that
arch that supports the pillars of
government and keeps our social
system secure. AS a rule anarch-
lists have no children. No, moth
ing to love but themselves. AS a
rule-The poor love their children
better than the rich, for riches
will in time absorb a man and alb
s0rb his best emotions. With
the poor the children are first,
with the rich they are second.
The law of compensation comes
into everything IN this life. The
good and the bad; the joys and
the sorrow are kindly mixed by q
wise Providence. Then let us all
be content with our lot. Let us
not look over the fence to envy
our neighbor, for we know not his
secret sorrows. Let US not trouble
our own house for fear we shall
inherit the wind.
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Honour the dear mother Time
has scattered snowy flakes on her
brow, plOwed deep burrows on her
cheek, but is she not sweet and
beautiful now' The lips are thin
and shrunken, but those are the