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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 11, 1897

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 23, No. 44.

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HELP THEM TO PERSEVERE.

MANY children, for want of words of encouragement, and a little assistance in their efforts, in childhood and youth, become disheartened and change from one thing to another. And they carry this sad defect with them in mature life. They can not make a success of anything they engage in, for they have not been taught to persevere under discouraging circumstances. Thus the entire lifetime of many proves a failure because they did not have correct discipline. The education in childhood and youth not only affects their entire business career in mature life, but the religious experience bears a corresponding stamp.—Anon.