Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-11

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wants It's motber'- .sm-. IL little one
are fskea arbitrarily assay firm their
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bed tins-." they learn O. regard bedtime
rs q natural enemy. Asa little ones bed
time draws near, the elder members oi
the family should be con.iierste, and mol
propose or intioiuce new amusements
or pleasures, which it will be hard for
the little ones to leave. If anything that
would have interested the little one hap
pens after it has gone to sleep, it ought
not to be mentioned afterward in way
IT, make tho child feel that 1t has lost
something by going to bed early.
Last night, for wonder, my youngest
boy went to bed crying, because he
wanted to sit up and see papa. He lis
seldom awake when his father comes
from his work ut about seven in the even
ing, and until quite lately he supposed
that papa was only at home little while
ia the morning. He was 81 sleepy he
could not keep awake. and finally CON
sented, with tears, to go to bed as usual
only usually he says after yawn, put
ting his hand in mine, guess l had
better go to bed now" I had only just
kissed him and wiped away his tears,
when I went to the door and saw "papa"
stood there until no came III,
aud whispered to him to kiss the little
one if he was awake enough to notice
him, but not to wake him more with play
or talk. Behold, the child was already
asleep, and then ! cautioned all not to
tell the baby boy that his papa came as
soon as he had gone to bed lest he should
insist still more upon sitting up another
lime. He has his reward for early re-
firing, as no is the only child always sure
If eating a six o'clock breakfast with
papa. However the Others may lag be-
hind, there he sits in his high chair aud
bib, holding animated discourse with one
who is to his imagination the personitica'
ton of all the virtues and graces desirable
10 man.-Rurdl New Yorker.