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at you, which, by counter questions you ng manhood, in ,
and discreet answers, will develop in can point with
mutual love and esteem.
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him a
remarkable reasoning power.
stalwart specimaa of
hood,
grown into a
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knowledge that it a partner with yon in some tm deittk- hom e-loving man, a ftth.
sainted parenthood.
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overwork, but its appalling conse- start one expressly for that purpose.
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Could the avenge parent of the
nevertheless the resdlt of Whenever it is possible, take your boy
B ob Thompkins, of
average boy, think the average boy s B
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t0 the city, to the country, or to your
brother
of Mrs. C. F.
thoughts see the boy’ s viewpoint, feel our
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place of business. The great secret
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visiting.
the boy’ s emotions and know his b oj-
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is, be a loving, helpful companion to
T o remedy these ills we should seek
ish ambitions, the world of tomorrow
to know the inner nature of our boy your boy. Love and respect him and
M rs. A . C. Sargent and
would be a happy transformation.
and as we study him and prayerfully he will love and respect you. H e will Bateman, of Gales Creek,
Should you ask for a definition of a
want no chance company if you fill the
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j _ ask for guidance, a vista will open to
boy a hundred answers would be ready
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. . . vacant place in his nature. Your in today.
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i • _ crt„ i 0 hut our gaze that will fascinate us with its
from as many boy-loving souls, but u *
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fluence will increase his manliness and
Mrs. Hannah Best, of
after all is said, in the boy you still » “ « k » posstbtht.es, and make the
unconsciously he will grow into the
the hom e of her daughter,
have the plastic clay to be either man-forming process develop m us a
soul of boyish honor and truthfulness.
Thom as, during the illness i
moulded into an immortal life of spirit- ™
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Now approaches the danger line in
of the little daughter May.
ual beauty and human finish, or shaped Ubor. 1“ our efforts
his behalf we
the boy’ s career. The time has com e
into the pathetic spectacle of a man
siBht ol
n a i hct
when a physical change in his nature
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less divine than his Creator had in-
<*“ boy is a phystcal being, and
to succeed in our desire we must be turns his wondenngs toward the gent- W hen finished it will be
tended.
practical and develop equally every ler sex. H e is timid and secretive finest buildings in the valley. I
The heart bleeds to see the little
side of his nature.
about matters which he should know, W agner, the artist, is doing
ones drifting away from the home
It should be a priceless privilege to
*n ° rdcr to know them he often
moorings, and in our soul echoes the
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soothe the small heartaches of our lit- gets into bad company, thus some-
query, why do they drift away?
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Every boy is a man in minature. tie ones when they come to us as par- ^mes laying the cornerstone of ruin.
house and bam, well improvtdj
His loves and dislikes are more clearly ents, and no present duty or labor can A. fatal mistake this, that fathers and
limits.
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defined than are the mental lights and be of such pressing need that it should mothers fail to give their developing
tie hom e at a bargain,
shadows of more mature age, yet we supplant the nestling of the little head sons
daughters an insight into
ignore them. He is more sensitive against the mother or father breast as such facts of nature as they should ’ phone J. Delano, Cornelius,
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to the harsh criticisms, or the praises the sobbing confidences are tenderly know and will find out
of his elders than is the sensitive plant administered to; infinately
k
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be’ ter to source.
to a rude shock, yet we are fain to use lose hours of material gain than to let
r.
Again expanding
the former freely and the latter spar- wither a child’ s simple, trusting faith has asperations,
ingly.
The injustice or a thoughtless in the parent
love.
Let
from some
young manhood
ambitions
JOSEPH DELANO l!
and de-
no hrrsh sires regarding many subjects which
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remark ot rebuff by a tired or uninter- words of criticism be given, nor light he would like advice upon, but be-
ested parent is very clearly discerned remarks be
made
of any word or cause of the fear that we may make
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by the seemingly indifferent boy, yet thought intrusted to us by a child, for fun of him, or not be interested in his
we chastize him if he audibly protests, if the bond of confidence in us be affairs, he deprives himself of parental
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When the troubles of life close around once broken the reuniting is a lifelong guidance and
us and we become
temporarily dis- task.
Kind, just, and loving correc- rights should
sympathy
be
his.
which
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many
couraged, how often we think of the tion of a child will always be finally ac- j times in our boyhood we have desired
dear departed mother upon whose lov- cepted,
Contract for large or small;
Phone or write to
but an impatient or unkind to know if our parents approved of our
ing breast we poured out untold child- censure will never disappear from keeping company with a certain young
ish misery, the very recollection of many a child’ s mind until age and lady, or wished to be informed upon
which gives us new strength for the judgemenr soften memory into for- some point of etiquette, while a false
morrow, yet, be it said to our shame. giveness. Sympathy and love mani- delicacy in the presence of our parents
J. D E L A N O ,
Cornelius.!
we hold our boy aloof by our actions fest in the praise or correction of a made us take the young lady on the
when his tender heart is yearning, yes, child is as sunshine and moisture
to sly and gain our desired information by
silently pleading to commune with the the budding flower. When the qual- dint of foolish and embarrassing mis-
s>mpath> and devotion of a father ot ity of independent inventiveness as- takes.
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mother love.
Like a man, the boy serts itself, his imaginative nature con-
Many a young
man has formed
has his ambitions and desires which he jures up all sorts of plans and schemes laudible plans regarding his social, bus-
would like to talk about, yet do we
which he likes to talk about, and mess, or educational future which are
ever encourage his confidences? His
herein lies the opportunity of guiding practical, but he hesitates to lay them
mind is constantly enquiring and tak
aright the developing genius of the before his parents. A kindly word
ing upon itself lifelong impressions,
child. Assist him to solve his prob- will often give the boy the necessary
yet when he asks what is to him a mo-
lems, though you must coerce you - confidence to approach you for advice
mentuous question, we meet his in
self to take the time. Do not be along some line and then the know-
quisitiveness with an admonition to
above playing games with, or other- ledge crushes in upon you that here is
“ run away and play.”
If he has the
wise amusing your boy; it will make your baby boy a grown man and you
desire to do, fnake or earn something,
you younger and better able to under-1 are scarcely acquainted with him that
wishes a little assistance in his studies, stand him. _
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Let him feel that you you have left him to drift along alone,
or a few pennies to spend in a legiti- consider him your equal ¡Tail
anrl tVirat
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respects j and that the fact that he has com e
mate boyish way, we
injudiciously
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wound and hamper a healthful tend . ,
is ambitions and when possible as- of kind Providence and not to
ency by always considering our duties
your
sist him to realize them. He will duty done.
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more fanci-
to desist from
a sharer in his joys and
something, » , do ini than were you at his aEe
emotions, a
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thereby
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