The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-16
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FlLIAL AFFECTIoN-SUNDAY MORN
ING.
The print bearing this title represents sesne3n
front 81 farmers homestead, and In the dis ance
vieNNd thTough the open gate, ia church, while
CT tEo foal ostHssn are groups, obviously tending
thitaerwerd. The party in the fors ground are en-
gagfh ~ n rnrations for departure towards the
seme heaven pointing spire and a beautiful girl
OF ah2ut seventeen summers waits Bible liza hand
bTihe garden gate, holding il open for Tho egress
on tho Namily, ana smiling on the infant Tia
mother, stii handsome attends on the aged grand
father adjusting with afecsionate care kefchie a
70 protect bin from cold, while he, seated upon a
dnksy. xHp2orts the youngest child in front of
him. Three o'her children are occupied ons Ia
sport win !. deg and the older ones In receiving
.hAtFac'eh ffem me farmer himself who il seated
by tae daprsteaa. An aged oak spreads its pro.
LONE SLENE-RETURNED FROM THE
MARKET.
The market cart has returned from tho town.
bearing a rich freight of purchases to the delight.
"a people who are receiving them with csgernsfs.
The farmers wife, not yet descended. has with one
hand passed q gay bonnet from the oren hanahax
or her lap to thr mrew IN her teens whose ecstacy
o. admiration IL onmistakable. The Other she IL
ssnns, VITA bright new rattie, to tho sonogest
DARING, who, with JOY, seems ready b sprir rom
the .rsns OF it, fondiing grandmother Tie old
gentleman seated In he piazza, lis In the act az
salufs nis spectaeles for the inn mediate psrusal
y ihe itssa newspaper spre al on his knee while
the smal boy md lis slsasr are diving into ths
mysteries et the BASKET of new crockerv and afhcy
household gear, fer giIgenuts and other deiecta.
bic o-ndimsnts. The farmcs ID seen carving q
nsasy eassst rpshs sters et The porch In ihs
shafbw which IL throw We see coming events a.,
iasrespa sssxstsaithi iy moves down On brood al
snse@ens 70 young ~ TO be ssilGrvefy likeecgs.
around are all the various eoncomltants
OF farm. The d YES CO.. CT thu caves the tnr,
Keys and other poultry are about ana thera too i
" Ihe iron-bouad bucket that hargs by the well. =
wAale through the open house door we see into thf
e'mfl1tAase and ~eil-supplled kitchen. This unn
sasn caionnads presents strong resem hlancc to
noaal esneAs with Washington aitting on ths
piasza fading the paper.
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September number begin i volume. Nnxis ~.r,r
hae ts~e hsrr1bs. sept !, 1859.
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