The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-01-11

The FOOL destroys his own health
wniie drinking 10 the health OF 9TH
ers
GOOD WORDS FOR GIRLS
Your mother Is your best friend,
Fave nothing TO do with girls who
snub their parents
Tell the pleasantest things you
know when at meals.
DO not expect your brother TO be
Al dainty as a girl.
Exercise, and never Try TO look as
Il you were delicate In health
Introduce every new acquaintance
To your mother as soon as possible.
Bent think II necessary TO get mar
ried There is plenty OF room for
cid maids, and they are often hap
pier than wives
EujOy the pleasures provided for
You by your parents 20 the fullest
extent They will ike that as re-
ward. better uan any other.
Most fathers are inclined TO over in
lulge their daughters Make II i'm
posNDle for your father 10 spoil you
by fairly returning his devotion and
affection.
NfNer think you can afford 10
be lowdy al home. Cleanliness, han
well dressed. and smile will make
calico look like silk In the eyes Of
father or brother
DO not quarrel with your brother,
Dc rot preach 10 him and do not
eoddle him. Make him your friend
and do not expect him to be your
servant, nor let him expect you To
be his.
Don't call your mother "old
woman" We often hear that from
young mea Stop and think how I
Sounds Old lady Is bad enough,
hut the "old woman" applied 10 her
Infancy, Is rude and unkind Once
Il was Mother, I'm hungry. mother
mend my Jacket, mother put up my
dinner" and many such things, and
mother would spread the bread with
butter and STOW away the luncheon
with her heart brfmming with az
fection for you. Now. is she the
old womang
APPRECIATION.
AZ recent marriage anniversary
an appreciative husband thus I'D
dresses his wife: ITO you, my wife
rs ! review the past ] am remind
ed that through all these years you
nave been true. faithful and Low.
Ing mother, ever ready with a Won
Of encouragement In the darkes
hour. always willing 70 bear NOR
: ;han your eIlare OF life's burdens
making many sacrifices for me ant
our children's happiness and com
, fort. and ] feel thhl surrounded b!
| perp'e1ities and yexations Of bus,
: life I may have failed 20 show b
you my appreciation Of your man,
. virtues"
Success eupposes conditions an
4 preparations for 1.-THE energy, self
ahnegation weight brings Drawn an
breedth and dignity. strength. wisdom
and skin. We cannot jump safel
into success: We are likely 10 ge
: hurt and fail back dlsheartened I
where We belong Some try TO sue
coed by jumping into their father
+. shoes: but these shoes do not 1T, an
! causes the youth to walk 30 awk
= ward that he generally makes a foe
OF himself. Nearly everything Z
real worth has 10 be earned. 7
appreciated and judiciously az
p-oprlated. our possessjaps mus
: have cost their value. TIM toll an
/. struggle and plodding THAI bring
gain, brings also the mature expel
fence. through discipline. and har
. knocks that make up stalwart mar
z hood and permanent success.
Boys. when you speak Of your fatl
. er Don't call him the old man"
2 course you are older now than whe
Il you were taught 10 call him fathe
:, You are much smarter than you WEI
then. you are much more manly lool
ms. your clothes tit you better, yot
hM has modern shape and yoJ
hair rs clmbed differently. in sho
&C flyer" than You were then. loI
Z, father has last years coat, Nv,
year old hat and vest OF still oil,
Ie er pattern. lie can't write such a
elegant note as you can and all tina
10 bur don't call him the old man
Call him fa;he. For years he h;
s. been rustliug around To get ihinl
together. he has been held To Il
Ia thurny path OF uphill industr
lie and the brightest half OF life HI
goae from him forever. But
re loves you though he goes along viii
on, saying much about Il. thereto
Is be rot 50 unsratefnl or SO inconsi
erats
II a wise man maketh a good father
9 HAPPINESS
II YOU would increase your happ
ness and prolong your life. f1rg
: your neighbors faults. Forget Il
temptations. Forget the fault fin
ing and give little thought to u
! cause that provoked It. Forget d
peculiarities of your friends; Al
only remember the good points III
. make you fond OF them. Forg
all personal quarrels, or histori,
that you may have heard by acc
. dent. and which IL Npeated. won
seem a thousand times worse ths
they are Blot out as far as pc
} chile. all the disagreeables Of life; tn,
! will come. but they win grow larg
; as YOU remember them. and constal
} thought Of the acts OF meanness, O
worse stlll, malice, will only tend
make you more familiar with ther