The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

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kerr the plague from their aacf.
Yet il came 4 wrck later Marx.
siekca~d, and IN three dA,s mcse Ill
three we're down. Tena~tiss nar&snr
losias care, aud N unexpected docility
u ra,ienia. hreagh, the little Tar.
.noyles safely %. upon Tie road Ia
health again. The most naasscur
incidence were swcliowea if ..mamma'
coaxcl, and tho most stringent rules
were observed, when papa WAS ai.eov.
cred u have tears In his eyes u Dca.
sie q crib.
The day tho childrsa assembled In
the sitting room for the 6rst tca-drink-
Ing, was gala day; but papa VAS Oh
served 10 have sad face.
"Whilo " arc thankful. dear chill.
drcn." hc said, for our own blessings,
let " not forget 10 symralhisc with
Tho SORROWS Of others. Willie and
Maude Ssone were buried to-day. and
Amy will he deaf for life. The o,ncra
arc s.ill vsry ill!'
At bedtime, when the children
slept the sound sleep of convalcscencc,
Mr., Turmoylc camc to tho nursery
where his little blue eyed wifc was lay
ing out tho mornings clean clothing.
'Vlllic," he said. drawing the lit,la
woman close IN his strong arms, II
had long talk with pr. llolmcs TO-
day, aud cannot rest till thank you
for our anLrokcn nursery tonight.
Next 70 God, you have saved the chill
drcn."
II am sure you never spared your.
sslf Ia nursing. said Mrs, Tarmoyls.
.1'hc nursing was tho smallcat part
of Il. DR.. Holmes says Il was not
scarlet.icycr that killed stones chill
dren but ilsir ma,Asf. 's,.tcn,. Tho fever
found over taxed brains. bodies weak
encd by waat Of exercise. tsmpcrs
made sallcn hy deprivation ofall
childish pleasure. Thcy wcro nurscd
by 'sys.en,.' no allowances made for
suffering Or weakness; and tho two that
aro gone hut preecde tho two now
dangerously IN, II thoy recover from
tho faver, Tiny will never reach matur-
ity unless thoir mother sccs hcr error
You may thank your wife's manage
ment for your own childron, tho loc-
tor said 10 me; 'thcre was something 10
build On In the sturdy frames u ,hosc
young savages.
Mrs. Stone could not scc any fault
In hcr systcm though llttle graves At.
tested i.s weakness. llor children,
recovering from tho fever. found no
relaxation II homo rulo, and listlcsa.
palc and dall.cyed, went back 70 tho
old routine.
Four years passed away. and ToM
left bis homo for boarding.sohool. 8
gentlcmanly boy of sixteen VOL up In
hin studies, and In perfect health.
Driving homo from tho station. after
starting him upon his journey. Mr..
and Mrs. Turmoyle rassed Mr.. Stones
handsome houso. prim aud spotlsss.
tho garden miraclc of or,ler, and no
signs Of bury little feet on walk Or
border.
'.Ioor Stonc!" said Mr.. Turmoylc. |
Tho frcts sadly for Amy"
1T was hard TO lssc her. tho last Of
6yc, said Mira. Turmoyle "and she
such patient child, after losing her
hearing.
"Too patient. Therc will bo no
need now Of any 'aystem' In training
Fiyo children, MI nnder the sod! Oh.
Tillio! Thank God we have not such
= quiet house - tho ono W h.yo just
passed. Thank God for merry voices.
clear laughter. noisy fact. and cvsn
tho crying Of our baby Ma,l May no
guard and blcM our littlo ones aud
give thcm hsal,h, good principles. and
happiness. rather than give N Tho
doubtful blessing Of 4 ouisr mousE.