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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1911
In and Around the Home Forgive and Forget
days. We are going to play ball in the park, this afternoon. It doesn't seem fair for it to rain. Mother, what is the matter with this oatmeal ? It is not a bit good." sure a slight, " When did they take you in, Al Nor let cold resentment's cold bitan ? " asked Mr. Peterson. terness canker, ):"our heart with its self-wounding " Take me in ? " asked the boy in arrows of spite. surprise. " What do you mean ? " " Do you think it would be a Don't say, " I'll forgive, but I can good investment ? " continued his not forget." dear, father. For it's only plain truth that 1 " Beg -our pardon, father," said speak when I say Allan, greatly mystified ; " I do not That, since the beginning of things, see what you are aiming at." never yet, dear, " Oh, I thought by the tone of Was free pardon granted in that your remarks that you had been takgrudging way. en into the firm of 'Grumble Brothers,' that is all." Forget that you're injured, or ever Alan blushed and looked undecided have been, dear, for a moment, and then gave a Just smile and resolve that you'll good-humoured laugh. "live and let live," " You have the best of me,' fathEre the breach irretrievably widens er. Well, the next time I find fault between, dear, with an* thing, just remind me, please Forgive and forget it, forget and of those Grumble Brothers, and I forgive ! will try to be Pleasanter." lBy Francis Whitman Roberts.) Forgive and forget, dear, nor cherish harsh rancour, Don't cling to a grudge, nor trea-
The antiquity of Egypt grows more and more remarkable with each discovery of the excavators. A carefully built stone tomb, roofed with
stone beams of 40 tons weight, and containing a great sarcophagrs of red granite, has just been uncovered near the pyramid of Seneferu, at Memphis. The tomb was 4; feet beneath the present surface, and unquestionable evidence shows it *.o be over 6coo years old. That a People capable of building such a tomb lived in the Nile valley s, long ago would once have been called impossible.
patronise Our Adlertisers GIVE THE PREFERENCE IN PURCHASES TO THOSE BUSINESS MEN WHOSE AI/VERTIEMENTS OU SEE IN THIS PAPER. THEY ARE USUALLY THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND THE FAcT THAT THEY COURTEOUSLY INVITE YOUR TRADE, THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. YOUR
the cloud, a smile and you may Lreate a new resolve, a grasP of the hand and you may repossess a soul from hell.
Pass on the praise. Does your clerk do well ? Tell him that yon are pleased, an,1 if he is a good clerk he will apprenot get said at all." ciate it more than a raise. A good Which goes to prove that putting clerk does not work for his salary off-of a certain sort-is not always alone. the bad habit we have become used Teacher, if the child is good, tell to believe it. How about the false- him about it if he is better tell hood that tempts ? Put off until a him again. Thus you see, good, quiet moment, it is easily banished better, best. forever, and one can be honestly Pass on the praise. glad that he did not "do it now." Pass on the Praise, now. Pass it What of the doubtful amusement ) on in the home. Don't go to the put aside until one has time to in- grave and *all "mother." vestigate or think it aver, it loses plead : " Hear me, mother ;, youDon't were its lune. Whoever repented of the a kind mother ; you were a good dishonest deed put off until later re- mother, and smoothed away many a flection or great courage came to rugged path for me." conquer it ? Those ears cannot hear that glad Oh, yes, putting oil-of a certain mission. Those cannot see the sort-is a pretty good thing. Some light of earnestnesseyes in yours. Those things there are that must be settled friends may not return the embrace on the spot. Others there are which you now wish to give. can be most easily put off-and killWhy call so late ? Pass on the ed later on with mustered strength, praise to-day.-Kansas City World.' and courage, which, rerhaps, were lacking at the earlier moment.-The Berealed Comrade. ;
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Home they brought her warrior dead; she neither swooned nor uttered cry All her maidens watching said " She must weep or she will die.
Pass on the Praise
A small cabbage, gem -chopped line. Dressing : Half -Cup Champion's vinegar, I table-spoonful sugar, I teaspoonful salt, butter the size of an egg, 2 eggs, I desertspoonful mustard. Put the Champion's vinegar, sugar, salt, and butter on the stove, and let it come to a boil ; beat the eggs and mustard well, while pouring on the Champion's vinegar ; replace on the stove and let it boil for a few minutes, pouring over the cabbage while still hot.
You are a great little wife, and I don't know what I would do without you." And as he spoke Le
Put his arms about her and kissed her, and she forgot all the care in they praised him soft and low that moment. And, forgetting all, Then Called him worthy to be loved, she sang as she washed the dishes, Truest friend and noblest foe ; she sang on as she made the beds, Yet she neither spoke nor moved. and the song was heard next door. and a woman there caught the reStole a maiden from her place, frain and sang also, and two homes Lightly to the warrior stept, were happier because he had told Took the face-cloth from the face : her that sweet old story-the story Yet she neither moved nor wept. of the love of a husband for a wife. As she sang, the butcher boy who Rose a nurse of ninety years, called for the order heard it, and Set his child upon her kneewent out whistling on his journey, Like summer -tempest came her tearsand the world beard the whistle, " Sweet my child, I live for thee. and one man hearing it thought :-Tennyson. "Here is a lad who loves his work, a lad happy and contented." May He support us all the day And because she sang her heart long, till the shades lengthen, and was mellowed, and as she swept ab- the evening and the busy out the back door the cool air kis- world is hushed, comes, and the fever of life sed her on each cheek, and she is over, and our work done thought of a Poor old woman she Then in His mercy may Heis give us knew, and a little basket went over a safe lodging, and a holy rest, and to that home, with a quarter for a peace at the last.-Cardinal Newcrate or two of wood. man.
Show Me the Way There would be fewer misfits if every young man would humbly say as he reaches the place where he must
leave the old home, or the college, or school, to go out into the great world by himself : " Lord show me the path for me to tread. Diselo3e to me the door of my opportunity. Take away my doubts and make clear to me the way of my life. You are the pilot as well as the captain of my ship, and I dare not set out upon the Ugh seas without you."Charles M. Sheldon -
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The Firm of Grumble Brothers " Special edition " shouted the newsboy at the door as the streetcar stopped for a m: went. " Paper sir ? " " Yes," said Alan's father, ar.d was soon deeply engaged reading the latest news. Alan, thrown on his awn resources amused himself by looking out of the window. IIe was not familiar with that Part of the city, and found much to interest him. Presently he broke out into a low
So because he kissed her and praised her, the song came, and the influence went out and out. Pass on the praise. A word and you melte a rift iii
" What made you stop right ili the middle of your sentence and then start talking about something entirely different ? " The questioner laughed and her friend joined in as she replied to the puzzled query : " If I think in time I make it a rule never to say today the mean thing that can be put off until tomorrow," she explained. " By tomorrow it is out of date, and Goes
'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home
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funny sign, father'Grumble Brothers ' I wonder if the live up to their name ? " " I think not " said his father, smilingly, " or they would not be the successful men of business that they are. But there are some 'Grumble Brothers' who unhappily do live uP to their name. I hoPe you will not enter into partnership." The next morning was rainy. Alan came down to breakfast decidedly out of humour. " Why should it rain on Saturday I do not care if it Pours on oche -)l
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