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

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lse~ie aad Mark eaala Le trained i
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al .~c sears 4 Age ! teach IN,
eaillrrn lhrsr letters. ard after sha
The, are sent ~ rchcal. All II then
were entered a three ysa~ ef Ase 4
. private school. and u Eve ~ 4 pub
lic one. In The intervals of schce
hours my boys have geographical ras
slrs. spelling games, and rroLlems. ant
my girls are .aagh, sewing
"lsu. when d. they plays"
Their paaslcs aad gamcs are suf
6eien, amasemen. fer the boys, and
allow the girls 10 Gu. and a. clothc,
for large wax doll'
''lsu. do they have any hours 70,
running, balls, ki.@ aud outdoor
rlsyr'
Il disapprpvo entirely cf out-doo,
play. |. raias clothing. and make,
rude. They have out.doo,
exercise IN long walk 10 and from
school.
Az she spoke ths hall-door cpcncd
quietly, and : fall of sot footsteps
crossed tho hall 10 the sitting- room
door. Five children, three girls and
two boys. came IN with langaid foot
steps, aud with pale faces. from which
all chlllishncss seemed stricken. Spot
lcssly clean, with shiny hair aud polish
I'd hooss. they followed In orderly FASH
lon tho load of tho eldest. who stood
before his mother, waiting for pcrn,is.
lion - speak.
"Wcll, my son?' she said quietly.
There il no school tins afternoon.
The scnior class II to be- examined. !"
10 said. wcarily.
No school. Very well. will sst
iou some sums after dinner, and find
'oa soma words ,o study IN tho die
iunary.
Silently tho i've sat down until tho
'i.i,or departed, a,comfortably con-
cioas Of ten weary eyes, and tiyo pal
ii. pinclcd faces.
Crossing hcr own doorway. Mr.
Iarmoylc WAS greeted by merry
luct.
mo SCHOOL, No SCHOOL,"
Then tho tcnur solo.
avon, you mako some bohs for my
ito, mamma, There's ! splendid
sindy"
Followed BY sweet soprano.
"And Oh, mamma. yoa promised
hc drst holiday you would trim my
loll's bonnet.
II ant 4 kite. too..' struck In
'iark.
"Oh. lot me gc. my brcnth!' cried
he little woman. where II your
lat, Tom"
"Oh, forget. Tom said, sweep
ng Il Of IL a profound bow. ''llcro,
ako this chair. and lot mo tako your
'onnct and sacquc up stairs. You aro
ircd. Never mind. tho bobs. II you
'rs very tired
"I'll help mako thcm, said Bcssis,
And tn 60 10 watch Tom, mamma,
I you don't fcsl like making tho bon.
Iot."
"We'll eco. after dinner, !" said Mrs.
rurmoyle, looking from one rosy faco
. tho o.lor. marking tho sturdy limbs
nd dancing eycs. 70 bo snrs. tho
'air ofall thrco must DO reduced from
state VI rebellion before they wore,
At tnblo. and soap and
vater wcrc pleasant suggestions IN tho
Maternal eyes Thcro was perfect
'calth aud happiness, Il tho Voices
vcro ahrill and tho boots noisy.
"l'vo boon 10 100 Mrs. Htonc," shc
aid, when, washod and co'nbcd. hsr
,hildren gathe,c Cd around her 10 wait
Or papa and dinner, land ! wondered
{ could make my children - quiet
ind - orderly ~ hers are!"
"Willio Stone 10 : milksop!" said
Tom, contemptously, always crying
because biz head aches. llo cant play
and daren'. movo for fear u
,roiling his clothes! Wouldn't play
'oot.ball for fear ho would got dust on