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know it.
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Pleasant Evening Reve
Gated to Tired Mol
the Home Circle
4. CEUDE THOUGHTS FROl
What a happy world this world would
be if the innocency of childhood's ten
der years could be carried through age.
I So while we are training them in the
way they should walk, let us watch our
own footsteps, and not cut off their
harmless mirth to suit our tastes that
have grown sombre with age and care.
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I Be as careful to keep the weeds out
of the minds of your children as you
are to keep them out of your garden.
[ wsnmW something will grow
I Itweii If T?i. linn't point
I good grain, the tares will take root in
I spite of you. Keep a library of good
I clean books, and by all means keep
your home paper.before them.
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To make a boy info a pure man, a
mother must do more than pray. She
I must live with him in the sense of
I comrade and closest friend. She must
stand bv him in time of temptation as
the pilot sticks to the wheel wh o
rapids are around. She-must never
I desert him to go off to superintend outI
side duties any more than the engineer
deserts his post and goes into a bag
v gage car to read up engineering when
the train is pounding across the coun
try at forty miles an hour.
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Whoever takes a little child into his
love, may have a very roomy heait,
but that child will fill it out. The chilP
dren keep us from growing old and
E Arid; they cling to our garments with
B ^Heir little hands and impede our progress
to petrification; they win us back
with their pleading eyes, from cruel
I care; they never encumber us at all. A
poor old couple with no. one to love
them, is a most pitiful picture; but a
hovel, with a small faed to fill a broken
I'. pSne here and there; is robbed of its
desolateness. ^ ^
Our prisons are rapidly being filled by
those who make the mistake of begin
ning life at the top of the ladder.
I What sre these whom we meet in so
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ff THE EDITORIAL PEN
ciety to us as compared to our owe
home circle? Why do we take pains to
De polite and agreeable to them and
neglect those who have t?e strongest
claim upon us? It all comes about because
wejhave got into the wrong way
ot thinking. We have put the home in
the background, when it should occupy
the foremost place in our thoughts.
You get "down in the mouth" toe
easily, my friend . Cheer up; walk or
the annny side of the street; live
-where vou caa catch the south winds.
Sunshine always warms and cheers, gel
more of it and (five it out, you have
lived in the frigid zone too long already,
We would like to send a gulf stream ol
joy into your life. Give us a chance,
Read 'he Home Circle Department and
you will always wear a smile. It is the
best known tonic for the "blues,"
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Little arms encircling the nock will
make the heart light, over which nc
diamonds sparkle. All the grand pictures
and splendid works of art one car
posess will never adorn a room as dc
the smiling faees of those deareBt to us.
The things that may bfe bought are
pleasant to have, nor is wealth to be despised1;
but neyer pity the poor mar
who has the wealth that gold cannot
buy, nor the woman whose jewels are
those of which Cornelia was so proudgood
and obedient sons.
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The parlor as a parlor will soon be f
relic of the past. The very name seemi
to suggest stiffness and lack of comfort
The new houses will have the best room
the one in which the whole fam ily gath
era., a warm, sunny place, a home roon
in its truest sense. The next generatioi
will not waste space on parlors. Per
haps a little library, for privacy, wi]
a'so be indespenaible to many. Thi
cherry room of the future will hold th
piano; the general books the pictures
work baskets and everythW tha
serves to make home a haven of res
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Our Leader
I for loyal hearts. Speed the day.
i A taste for music, poetry, pictures, j
i etc., tends to, destroy the attraction for j
j the vulgar. a home of beauty, of taste
| and refinement always tends to elevate
and ennoble the mind, and cultivate
| the spirit of contentment. Beauty tills
j the world, as well as heaven, if we have
eyes to,see it. It is open to all. The
rose is as fragrant, the lily as white,
and the hyacinth as delicately blue,
when cultivated by the poor, aa by the
jeweled fingers of the wealthy. -~
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I It is the mothers who hold the world
' in'ptncc\ They are tfce balance wheels
of the universe. They hold the sceptet
' of power by controlling the affections
1 of men. "The hand that rocks the
' cradle" has controlled armies. Marie
I Theresa quelled the tumolt of a mighty
army in Austria by raising her hand,
| and we are told that all was hushed
| to silence, as in clear, sweet tones, she
, spoke, "The bravest battles that ever
- were fought have bean fought by the
. mothers of men."
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It is claimed that all the presidents
of the United States had good mothers.
It is Baid that John. G. Adams until
I the day of his death said the prayer
iiin luouiur naa mugm. mm. "All that I
I am I owe to my mother." Garfield I
kissed the wrinkled face his. mother
on the day of inauguration and said,
I "You brought me to thiB." Grover
1 Cleveland said, "Worldly honors or
worldly perplexities will never cause me
1 to forget the lessons my mother taught
1 me." As the shadows lengthen, the
memory of a mother's love becomes ini
tensified. The vision grown dim with
age becomes clear and pictures of child1
days rise before us in their perfections.
; j It is well so few;, inetances are On recj
1 ord where ft mother has failed to im
press her children with the value and
| purity of a mother's love.
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working for u^secrctely on commission, w
give yoa more for tho same amount of moi
and invitpyou to make comparison on anyt
foldingxlpright bed, looks like a $100 ward
2 splendid used organs, one at $35, one at !
mpifey, you'll have to call at once to get a
/ New Organs and !
Every'
Remember we are state agents for the fac
us by the factory, you get a piano at facto
Scarf, and 12 pieces of sheet music free, ph
we represent has orer 1000 people in its em
coyers 50 acres of land and they have over
customers goods with at lower prices than
fellows can buy at. When you buy a p'.ar
dollars, you might save a hundred just to s
fellow. Call or write
J.W. MOLLIN
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i apen\ with ua, we have no people
e liaveVo secret pets, we do claim to ,
ley thaAcan be had anywhere else,
hing yotlchoose. Splendid Mahogany
robe, t aAprice 125 and its a beauty.
550, they are excellent values for this
chance toi>uy at this price.
Pianbs Arriving
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tory, sell oii a small oommissjoh jVaid
ry price less the freight, Stool and
enty oi type to pay.. The factory
ploy men tin their factories, the plant
a million dollars in cash to sell our
small wjit weather come and go quick
10 from us it is backed by millions of
ee ua *ven you buy from the other
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