{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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4 HE FAULTS OF CHILDREN.--It may be well
TO drop hint against the folly and impropriety
Of making the faults Of your children the sub
ject Of your conversation with other people
Nothing can be more unkind and iniudicious.
If you wish your children to reform and inn
prove, you must throw a shield around their
character However foolishly they may have
acted, let them see that you are anxious to
keep open the way for their return to respect
ability. Many youth has been hardened
and driven to reckless dispair by being
tauntingly upbraided before strangers, with
misconduct: which never needed, and. there
fore, ought never beenknown beyond his fam
IL,