The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

but you know she must, maintain her
authority. But, as I want to tell YOU
our President being in Denton her
duties devolve on our Vice-Pre.ident
Mrs. Granger, a most excellent person.
der husband, Mr:: Granger, is one Of
our trustees, Dr.. Smith, OF the Aims
House, called her attention to you, my
Gear: He thought you ought not to
DC there. When she went to see you,
Joo were talking Of your mother. She
has fur daughters, the youngest nearly
grown: Here the speaker hesitated
and With unusual nervousness began
arranging her shawl. 80
Her sister, Miss DugdAe,- thsAeen: =
Giratlon Of slippery elm ana soothing .
t'Trrp'" aP2ea: ed::toaoe::a'm... ten yoerl
younger thaa Mrs., Fa1.oa, and darine.
this sconmuD:cat;ou she hal, .reeuded-
the speaker steadily With az air OF deep
reverence: e:and affection. Sac had stood
By Margarct's head, ndgeutiy smoo;hed
her hair With ztie.tips Of her dngers,. Or
her forehead with: :Ithc palm of her
iland. As Mrs. Paxton he:itated, ,.szh
stopped and said softly, go az to be
heard hy no one butaaMargaret:
"My sister had a child once, but
los-- a'n, and it is great grief to her,"
Ars. Paxton continued: ."When
JON talked u your mother, dear, and
she sa* you had been we'll brought up,
it touched her heart It touched all
our hearts when she told us, ana we
had you bfocght here. That is how
you eon'e, Dear; ahdKf you vant..to %
we'll We viii beyonr friends" 81 -"
Here the third .neratsr Of -thc coma
nsittee, with Miss Ironton came TO the.
foot Of the bed, aftefs haviusf bestowed
marks Of favor on all the other. dccu-
pants Of beds, and Mrs. Pa3t6n1 appeal
ed to them g. - -
II have been~t telling. this young per-
son how she eamet to be here, aad that
wewai be her 1r1eDds if -she..wishesto
do we'll il ftture.'' '~>-.t h
Miss Iroaton' smiled grimlys'and
gracefully, and replied :" ''~- '.,'
~ took the Liberty Of saying as much
on behalf Of The ladies of the. 1ssdcia-
ton some time ago" - -.-.'
The other lady, who was much the
youngest Of the party; a little ever
thirty 5t.fa .ffaa4.h'isogpsabl{ + aha eheaply dressed
and with business air about her; had
been; named asArs: Aeodit., Margaret
wooderea itshe<wess the, Hlr1 Lsllebys.
OF: Miss Ins1t Ii S, eouni, ,a;ioo.s Koths
Ing IN Miss rontoa's :: manner would
have led one to suppose thet,sae enrr-.
tanned other: feelings. than respect-snd
Friendship Tor all three Of these iadies.
bat to Mrs, Mendit she, particularly
devoted herself. This lady replied to
Mrs. Paxtons appeal by looking at
Margaret with mingled expression Of
pity, disgust and contempt, and saying
hurriedly that herself and the sother
ladies' were anxious to do all the good
in.their power. 49,. *
"To do good, Of course, is..ou only
object, and if this young persoa shows
herself penitent and wishes to reform,
of course We shall aid. her. all in QUIZ
power. I think it was for. her use that
DR.. Bacon ordered .farina.. L really
could not attend to-it Just then, bit l
shall give Yrs. W5lt ali. order for
paper to-day, ,.;. Nit4 ns =: fan;lI and:a
nv: oEn cares, it is quite, i@psEE.ass!ble i@psE. I
should be hezss EseEz E:sE !daa4, da4, qsd if 7 seaa
orders:st every cal. it E9ul4 qpH4its qp4ts break
Up all our rules" rules: L She held a strip f
paper per in tsE.. tsssE.b band, an. referring . T.
SAIL: = = :-s=.s.e: .s:-s,. -.
''Mrs. Void here makes a:1equest for
chickens, but they are very high at
present, and" Here Miss Dugdale,
in her pc.uiiarlyzz smooth and regular
dictioo, which correspondsd so well
with the bands Of gray hair. parted on
her forehead,..apd the systematic folds
Of her dress, inquired if they had used
al! the chickens. raised en- the place,
Miss lronton >ha!d stepped around |. !! .
speak encoonr'agingly to the woman sac
had j. detec:ed in secrsting the cracker,
and Ars, 'Ieodit FFeaIied d: that ali there
were or had been Were- less than sufi-
cieat for =the7kousc.. table; and that as
Miss Irontos's:::a appetite was. poor and
her system sorefy taxed by brain labor,
a bit. of fried :;ehrkeae was 'oden the
only thing she coaldeat. ',:!-s
:" MRS. Paxton and Miss Dugaale were
oct the, persons svhe oouh1 'aeiy to
fbo nieoe ef.the Hon,,:.Aaggustas' Iron
ton, the friend and proteg<sot tde.Rep.
Dr.. Dreaming, rhe'bit Of CHICKEN nee
essars to sustain that bra ain labor on
Which depended tie reputation of this
Institution il its model school ooii' They
had some idea that th6iss h6is per- PERSONS for
whose benefit the 1haslif.tiop profess sfss
cay az existed ought to have is IS much
Of ';ahe ffooa faissd; on on the t1afh
which had been debated 't6 'meh,
aesa the plAa1sieiqn plAa1s j.. . ATTENDANCE, e thought
necessary for their life.and health, bqt
the, model pQqdd sch9sql 90 had hseeepe }. matter ~
Of primary impo9lltapce, The monthly
expenses were 81: 81 heavy that st STRICT
economy was WAS necessary, ard if they
erred in deciding what item of exRsp-
diture cnnll he hest cnrta;lad what "a.