A Mother's Love, In A

Obedience, As It Regards The Social Relations, The Rules Of Society, And The Laws Of Nature And Nature's God, Should Commence At The Cradle And End Only At The Tomb.

Servility Is Disgusting To A Truly Noble Character, And Engenders Only Contempt.

How Quickly A Truly Benevolent Act Is Repaid By The Consciousness Of Having Done It!

Reproof, Especially As It Relates To Children, Administered In All Gentleness, Will Render The Culprit Not Afraid, But Ashamed To Repeat The Offence.

Few Things In This World More Trouble People Than Poverty, Or The Fear Of Poverty; And, Indeed, It Is A Sore Affliction; But, Like All Other Ills That Flesh Is Heir To, It Has Its Antidote, Its Reliable Remedy. The Judicious Application Of Industry, Prudence And Temperance Is A Certain Cure.