The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29
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FILIAL AFFECTION SUNDAY MORN
The print bearing tAisfit,e represents scene in
front Of farHeEu AnAsstSAd md In the distance,
viewed thro ugh the open gate, ~ church; while
on the road between afs sfoups, obvi4rAiy lending
thithorward. The party inSthe foreground are en-
gagged in preparations for departure towards the
same heaven psIntirk spin snA ! beautiful girl
OK about seventeen summers, waits, Bible In hand,
by the garden gate, koi1ink IL open for IND ekose
81 The family, and smiling on The Infant. The
mother, still Handsome attends on the agad grand
father adjusting with afectionAte care kefrhief
TO protect him from cold, while h, ssatsd upon :
drnkey. supports the youngest child IN front Of
him. Three other eAildren sn dccnelsa, one In
sport with doE. and the older ones in rsceiving
inssrpctisn ffon thu inrnef himsssf, Who isseatsd
tecting arms over All
HOME SCENE-RBHpRNED FROM THE
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s = people who ~ ssss
The farmers wife, st M nscended, has with one
hand passed gay bonnet u - open bandbox
on her lap, to the mics in hsf ms, whose ecstacy
es admiration is unmissaA1tG The other she eI-
darling, who, With JOY. elasss.dy 70 spring from
gentleman, seated in 4 RsssSa, il in the act of
adjusting his spec,as e - iAnediate psrusal
the small boy and his sister are diving, into TIN
mysteries OF the basket Of NEW cockery and other
household gear, for gingerputs and other delecta-
bic condiments. The farmer il seen carrying .
heavy basket mp the steps of the porch. In the
shadow which il throws We see coming events, for
there rassy stsaIshily moves down On brood Of
chick ems young Is to be still very like eggs.
! Around are all the various concomi tants
Of farm. Yhsdsves COO en- the caves, the tur-
keys and other poultry are about ana there, too, is
serhe iron-bcund bucket that hangs by the we'll :,
while through the open house door We see into the
comfortable and wcli-supplied kitchen. This man
Sion coioAnsdc presents q strong resemblance to
Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting Oh the
piassa reading the paper. A
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September number begins volume. Now il q good
time to subscribe. Sept l, 1859.
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