HARMONY IN FAMILIES.
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Impartiality tends greatly to promote har-
mony in families. Hence the necessity OF
parents not manifesting any partiality to one
or more of their children. In the favored
child, it laws the foundation tor pride and
self-importance, and in the neglected one, 1t
raises Indignation if not hatred; whatever
NAV be the motives assigned for Partially,
parents must answer to the Judge OF all the
earth, for the sorrows and evils it produces,


Harmony in family will be greatly inter
rupted, should the father and mcther pursue
different systems in the management OF their
children. 1t is therefore necessary that they
adopt similar plan, otherwise one or the
other of them, and perhaps both, will lose
the esteem Of their children; obedience to
each is not to be expected, or the probabiil-
ty is, that bad habits and ihcoherent princl-
pies will be established.


In order to promote love and harmony
among children, one should not be allowed
to domineer over or tease the other. Nor
ought one to be praised at the expense OF
another. No envious comparison must DC
drawn. Children should not be allowed to
scoff at one who happens to be an offender
This practice destroys affection, and gives
rise to resentment and retaliation. lhey
should be taught to feel for one another when
in disgrace, and not be prohibited from III
terCclinp.