The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-08
4 STORY FROM REAL LIFE,

i0 What 90 you mean BY. such esyeiess.
oess !! ss1claimel John Doriag to his 500
" llllsm, q ,youpg, lad Of twelve years.
Take That, b., added, siriking,a heavy
blow W.! on .ks side Of tb. head, and that,
! and lhat"' repeating The blows as be
spoke, the last Of which Knocked the boy
on apIoH that was standing BY his aide.
Get up now and 50 into the house, con
tipued the fsthsr, and see if you cso'.
keep out Of mischief for . while, an d atop
that tervina, or n give you someLhiac
to cry for y
The boy started for The house, s,ry-
ghng TO suppress his sobs US he went
IL is astonishing, said Boring, al
dressing neighbpr named Hanford, who
| wss uear in barn, and of course had
seen aud heard all that had passed, .how
! II buble eson'e boys are Just see those oats
epow thnt I've got to pick up for ,ha. boys
csrclessness, and he poiptc d to measure
| OF oats that William had nccidon tally
overturned .a 'a.-t sr
T. And u WI. for that triAe tbs. You as
sau'ted yonr ctiIa and Knocked him
down" replied Mr.. llanford, in sorrow
lul tonc al 1~o"J 5%"'" s>rrf IL =.
Doripg looked from tho oats 10 sur
p'isr, sud rcpep,cd:'' '@'t f. q. Il
"Assanlt'd my child and knocked him
down Why, what do you mean, neigh
Dor IIanford' 2 H II -
% just Whist say Did you no. knock
the chId over the plovy' .rs # +
} Well-why--no lie kind STUN.
hled and fen over IT, doyycdly replied
Dofire. DO yen 90 araius, tarentsf au
thoT'ya Hssn't-I a'rish. 10 runish my
own childrenY f@# ~
j Certainly you have. in saproper man
ner, aud in proper spirit bnt no. 9TH
er~ise DO you think that i fsther ha.
a right to revenge Himself upon his
chna ?'set7q sal .sS11 as8sl nv stsI-t
hbsa. rev.nge!' 1s03 t'r@so :
70 'NelI, fsiend Doripg, let me ask you
another question; for What purpose s1o'd
= child be puni-hed?' '5ot - 'sT@ti
Why to make it better, and to do !.
good, Of course rar f, } @7 4
'ror any oshvre qu,es,y uskeo nan.
ford E @=1@# #fht @ee 's #a3# u
'Wen, no, not that I can Just now
think Of replied boring, thou sh,fuI'y 4
:. A. 9 bow, my friend, kindly coptin
ned MI. iisnford, 'do you suppose your
treatment Of your son a few mo omen.s ago
did him any good, or has Increased his
respect md affection for you7 The boy,
| venture to say is utterly unconscious Of
having done any wrong, and yet you sud
denly assaulted him with sanger and
violence, and gave him beating which
no pcni.ehtisry convict can be subjected !
to without having the outrage Inquired |
into ~ aoerislahve conmit'es but let !
ms tell you 4 long story You know m y
son Charles?'H s7tass NJ fg@#s stsaen' /
SHE one that i.'prssching in eh,rie,. !
towDv'a.a ba5-rtSa a@ 41'@l~te sssI !
Yes; you have probably noticed thas
he - lamsi' i1a' 3e 3r@g e%sfvks "r '
! = 'havs noticcd ti.,' ssid DoriDg, tand
asked how il happened, and hs told us~I
hrsos hurt sbe.ts boy,s',d O., taat
Yes respsodsdreMr aHsufof7 With
emstiony the tdesr boy never could bs
'msao to Gay il wss hiY fathers brut,lity. ]
'BsE 4isasn, be scons sued is he saw ,has |
sDorinr~ss aboatao spsskjrfs - n fet
. AMhsna {)hsfkG.Wsl ibput tho s4S of1
.yesrseD. Wfdifm, M wss oui ot / 10 mort
sesive and intelligent boys hfd ever