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SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1911 twentieth century before the ChrisIf will asked to perform some little service, tian era. Printers, therefore, cradle of their the look for to have a reluctant with at best it is done but to Crete, step, or an unwilling air, that robs race not to Gutenbergpractised in a was of all sunshine or claim of grati- where their art it may roam, we though Palaces and Pleasures 'Mid Primitive w,ay 4,000 years ago. tude. Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home a Girls, help father. Give him cheerful home when evening conies, The Garden of Eden Thoughts and Counsels baneful if his lot be cast among he- and do not worry him by fretting 'beWe are all in the garden, Just as for the Home retics and unbelievers, who revile and cause he cannot afford you all the was Adam, and before us, as bedesire. you sacred. luxuries most holds ridicule what he THE LILY OF ISRAEL. fore him, hangs the fruit of good thus placed, Children exert as great an influa young Catholic To It is a Pits to charge " This is indeed the blessed Mary's there is nothing so strengthening to ence on their Parents as parents do and evil. upon Eve the follies of our lives. land, heart and soul as frequency in the on their children. where We are in the same garden Virgin and Mother of our dear Re- reception of the Sacraments. she stood, and have exactly the podeemer wer she Possessed of making the wi11 hearts are touched and softened patronise Our Advertisers Girls, Help Father with ser choice. We are equipped at her name. " My hands are so stiff I can harPREFERENCE IN full power to choose the good or the bandit with the bloody GIVE THE Alike the dly hold a Pen," said Farmer Wilber YOUR PURCHASES It is high time for us to TO THOSE evil. hand, some BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVER- conclude that if Adam did badly in Priest, the Prince, the scholar, as he sat down to balance The accounts. TISEMENTS YOU SEE IN THIS the Garden of Eden, we are at fall and the peasant, " Can I help ou, father, said his PAPER. THEY ARE USUALLY liberty to do better in the same The man of deeds, the visionary dreadaughter Lucy, laying down her cro- THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND place. We all see the situation betmer, Pay homage to her as one ever pre- chet work. " I shall be glad to do THE FACT THAT THEY COURTE- ter than it was seen by the first you OUSLY INVITE YOUR TRADE, man. He felt that, perhaps, the forsent ! so, if s ou will explain what THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, bidden tree bore sweet, good fruit ; And even as children, who have much (sant." know that its fruit is the we all " Well, I shouldn't wonder if you SI:OULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. offended gall of bitterness. It is of no moindulgent father, in great can, Lucy," he said reflectively. A too ment that our garden of trial is not shame. " Pretty good at figures, are you?" The Joy of Life The little spot by the Euphrates. " I would be ashamed if I did not Penitent, and set not daring snatbe I.ife is not enjoyable if there tended know something about them after of ground through which four branno occupation, no ches of a river ran spreads out and To go into his Presence, at the gate being twice through the arithmetic,' no duty, no work, serious employment. Life's sweetest covers all the continents, and Adam Speak with their sister, and confid- said Lucy laughing. by the idle Eve stand for the human race. " Well, I can show s ou in five min- enjoy ments are missed ing wait into the and We are all in the enclosure, some stes what I have to do, and it'll be who are often dragged down Till she goes in before and interplay, and food In currents. lowest cedes sinning and dying, others obeying a wonderful help if you can do It the industrious holiday, and slumber So men, repenting of their evil deeds for me. I never was a master hand the Almighty and advancing to etlaborious experience the keenest ernal life. And yet not venturing rashly to at accounts in my best days, and it and the to zest deepest while and joy does rot grow easier since I draw near have spiritless and tasteidle these are With their requests an angry Fath- to put on spectacles." IT TAKES COURAGE. aim in er's ear, Very r atientl,s did she plod less. It were not the best Not to bend the knee to Popular work assurredly without to do Offer to her their Prayers and their through the long lines of figures, lea- life -not the noblest to pose for admi- Prejudice. confession, ving the handsome, grey -worsted croTo say " No," squarely when those or to waste the precious moAnd she for them in heaven makes chet work to lie idle all the evening ration you say " Yes." around for pleaintercession, though she was in such haste to !in- ments in pursuit of dreamsare they to To face slander and lies, and miserable most The sure. our Faith if given reward had us It was enAnd no- ish her scarf. carry yourself with cheerfulness, do. They are to who have nothing thing more ough to see her tired father, who had themselves, and render all grace and dignity for years before Than this example of all womanbeen toiling all day, sitting cosily miserable the lie can be corrected. them miserable. around hood, in his chair, enjoying his weekly paduty in silence, obTo do your So mild, so merciful, so strong, so per. scurity, and Poverty while others, Printing of Antiquity good, ner The clock struck nine before you prosper, through neglectNot long ago it was asserted on about So patient, peaceful, to al, loving, task was over, but the hearty : ing or violating sacred obligations. evidgood what fairly pure, seemed to be " Thank sou daughter," took away This were enough to prove it higher all sense of weariness she might hav44 ence that the ancient Egyptians had some knowledge of electricity. Now HIS FIRST VISIT. and truer, felt. It was his first visit to the city. a another "modern" invention has been " It's rather looking up when Than all the creeds the world had robbed of its youth by a recent dis- As he stood on the kerbstone shak!qr. ever known before." man can have a clerk," said ing his sides with laughter he was -LONGFELLOW. Wilber. " It's not every farmer that covery made in ('rete. Excravators have unearthed at Phacotos a disk asked : can afford it." MOTI1ERs AND CHILDREN. " What's the fun, Sir ? " " Not every farmer's daughter is of clay six and a quarter inches in In an article by Professor Claye Just " Fun. Can't you see it ? the diameter which bears on its two capable of making one," said Shaw, B.A., M.D., on " The Psycho look how that thing"-pointing to a pardonable maternal sides 72o figures of men, animals, with mother, logs of the Inebriate Mother," which the trees and other things which consti- watering cart-" leaks. Why, Pride. in the American " Journal lissaPPears tute the earliest hieroglyphics used idiot wont have a drop left when he one would be willing " Not every of Inebriety," it is stated that " It These representations are in Crete. gets home." able,'' said Mr. Wilber. the if has long been noticed that engraved, but clearly stamped This is a sad truth. Many daugh- not good qualities of the offspring can sample punch. is a true a It ters might be of use to their fath- with W.A. be traced chiefly to the mother, and, the ers in many ways, who never think of typography and dates from if this is so, as we have every reason to suPPose it is, from the long intimate nutritive connection and subsisting between the two, it is quite justifiable to believe that the weakened nerve state of the mother, will have a corresponding effect upon apart the child ; this, too, quite from the bad social example and the moral degeneration, and the actual wrong which the intemperate mother her displays towards members of
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