The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-02


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tnp ~ incsc inust mighty infnipe. 1hr
ltkc hal never lwth seen in MI thr iAnl
Enviuna rAAa~F~.hy l.rkei over ihe
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know" II All n whirh The Young imam
tnii nri n wunl.
| In All this Patience Lowering srok nu
interest. Hhe conlh nut understand II,
and she hal helsesl her name Hlic hal
l~comc weary II waiting. Instead ri
leaving ILL., rrerinr machine and start
inR ont In The world IL make hia fortune,
after the manner 81 the various knights
vi whom She hal read. he went IN tina,
dull shop every las~~nnl cultivated
tnrnips. The truth IN. thr war blind.
She saw not The cords VI duty Tint
bound the young man Ia His pegpiap
machine, that his widowed mother Nigh,
live In decent comfort. With The sum.
MGR came her vacation, aud shr went
away 10 the sea shore for little plcasnt,
trip. n WINS her first Journey away from
home, aud II Ii small wonder that shs
met and WAS ,lnxal,d by \ creature ii
seemingly fairsr shape. Hc made Low,
10 her. and--poor little gooec i---she no
ccpted him without even asking whereof,
he earned the wherewithal " bc clothes
IN such gorgeous apparel There IN ,
truce ri the eccentric In every mind
and Tho wise virgin who connnclct
her poor lever accepted rich on,
without a question. She returned 1,
her native shoc town with damon,
ring. and announced TINT she would teacl
school hut one year more.
II was admitted on every hand tin
the like ~ these turnips had never hoe,
seen before. A single tnrnip wins sum
ciert for family of six for two days
half q turnip NJ q meal. Moreover, the,
.Mta very we'll" ~ reported by Iii,
editor ~ the local weekly" III,
tnrnips grew 10 the nere and yellow lcai
and then they were carefully gatherc,
and stored Tor the winter In the cellar q
Mrs. Emcrson's house.
! Suddenly there appeared In Iii, towi
a creature new ~ tho experience of III
soher inhabitants. Tha younger fem
mime popnlace declared TINT II wins az,
| ticnce Coverings hcan." No ii SCENE,
, 70 the cnltivator II tntnips ~ liz cam
, home from the shoc shop md met IA
I tienee on Tire mnn'a arm In broa.l day
, light. He bowed tn her a. they passed
but tlie only replied with distant mol
The young man stool for monn,,
J gazing after them, and then be husi.le,
! home and put on his less suit M ii i
10 out. No, he wonld not t,l,c wonl,
, not listen ~ his warning; rho wonl,
! probably resent IL. There WAS nothn,
! 10 do Int to suffer Ia silence. and 10 Ii
: ~ patient IN he might.
THIN came another hnrprisc. putienc
Lowering, the Wise and sensible school
.. teacher, suddenly resigned her school
| was married nj the minister's house, nm
went away before the village lnl tim
" sAy = word. After TINT Tho tongue
/ wagged nimbly. Int the young maj
. minded his peTging machine, mud k.p
his thoughts 10 himself.
i Again the advancing sun warned d
I spring, mud tlle gardener. gut road
their frames. Tie Young mnn nelretr,
from his monster tnrnipH number i
the best, planted each IN u larpe iiower
! pot, nnd put tlcm In new hot led
Day by lay hc watched tIem giow
/ tending thnm will, minute src aud pnr
! sistent nursing. They rewarded lin
abundantly, and by April showed rign
of throwing mp ilowcr.stalks.
Patience Lowering disappeared utter
~ II VIVA Anid she had gonc 10 Boston
/. l,nt somc said II WIS New York or Lon
! don. Yct ono remembered and know
/ lHcansc he still loved her; Int he hel
!. his pcMce--~for grief.
I Al last II cnme--tlie harvest of seeds
b H. had now seeds VI the monster In,
. nips. By every means possible he krf
y some of The tnrnips baek late into II,
7 summer IN samples u THE variety. II
= called II the Good Friend rilrnip,
! witt, touch Of sentiment, and he too
1 pains 10 make II known that III had 49,
b of this Anperior variety III tnrnip II
| sale. Ho raised new crop III tie ann
. manner ~ before, and Vi tho iloit
il cultural exhibition he exhibited iii
4 "iOod Friend" greatly 10 Tho aston
islmcnt VI the rural mind. Tho like
J. these turnips hal never been aeen. mn
= evsry farmer for miles around was
J, want I'll the seed. A certain ncetl deal,
4 came anxiouAly ~ the house Que oycl
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