The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-16
The lal at Home.

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:. nsh, and IN fseason especially
80 Is dellclouslyy1sa II Whlle the sun
giin3s . ~ sstsl.sa Is "a nues ou1 VI tle
l.liu s4ss ooiee ineiiy
procession ironisaE lls aEes aaDyrintn Oh cIosely
cropped eVerSres In advance runs
great pump, ,haRa7eme nve-year old boy,
iaughlhg inerfll9ssfndl caring not an atom
ior the coid,, wHsen mas Drought the color
INTO ms cheesssas ne n2a by the side OF
ms pet cog, me placK retriever, g1ft
OF 1alIn1hk retalnersSwhose loyalty is
Is oniy.exceeded ny hs want OF magma
Ilon lnsnamlng khe animal Frlnce. Little
fflneflalpeel15ssk greasly move with ms M
cariss1sA aEsssl g MRg caneers along Win
: pogtlhqlii M head turned In IN
to a.gane 81 romP- Next comes
aDlue VelveE aeraPE1sato In which re-
cnnes Iiee qcess, at whose side
toddtes&H sttfer SISTER, hlghiy amused as
SS#eT crows 10 white Maltese, who
! roais adong IKE the SNOWMAN ne is named
aItef- Llttie frlncess MARIE is shaking
nef sunny curls at her 1alr young moth
er, the Dnchess OF Ed1nburgh, who,
dressed IN suit OF oiue serge OF the
salie nue. US 1er chlldfen, is walking by
Ile sioe VI papy peramDu!atof. In an
1sneI nonieno she WaIcn1ui eye OF tne
neaa Nurse mas oetec1ed frince aired In
wi WIN as'ehp1 W clinip plane Tree. ana
leca,is 'Ae iien-sPirltea boy Win single
wofa. All tne Ducness children have
pf1gnt, blue eyes, and are as free from
snyhess OF any symptom OF cuddlng
as the sternest OF , 1nfantile disciplinatians
couIo oeslre.' Ihey turn their beautiful
Eyes WIN frank, fearless look upon
tnelr new acqulntance, and are on COR
oln Terms ag once. Inc morning prom
enaae WIN thelr mother Is happy time
Ior the chlldfen, VINO are accustomed to
GO Win hef TO hussla, to Germany, to
oahhes OF wherever hef temporary
place OF solourn may be.
AT TINS early hour the Duke OF Edln-
purgh Is mostly to be found reading or
"ritihS IN ms own morning room-a snug
apa[tment, whlch, IKE al the others IN
,ne mouse, Is com1otabiy; not luxurious
~, 1urmshed. Deformed as 1t IS by ex-
terlor hldeoushess, EastWeIl supplies an
excellent instance In favor OF those prac-
hcal people who insist that houses were
not made TO look at. but be lived in. The
rooms are weH disposed for the purpose
OF clfculation, and those In use every
day are on the ground floor. Dining
room, muslc-rooms, drawlng-rooms and
Doudolr are all on level, and are there
i1le oenEiously convenient and comfort
apie, full OF ar ana Hght. Two other
apartments on the first floor are of espe-
ciaI lnterest 10 the select circle visiting
at Eastwel. These are the day and the
hlSht nurseries, apsoiute models OF what
sucn apartments should be- 10 begin
WIN, tney are OF immense SIZE, perfectly
ventlated and hghted, furnished with
coihpieteiy Ifee from the stlfness OF deep
carpets and rugs. In the corner of the
DAY nursery Is a military tent, birthday
present from MS father to Prince Alfred,
anu Treasured accofolngly. IL Is spartan
Aina ol edince OF gray striped material
,s Mis5 pam ueai taoie ana a stool-the
1!lu u "a a 'eht thaG r. oer a1te frltz, who
aio noe lihe oanay ohcers. loved TO see
ms OWL enscohced IN. BEFORE brightly.
burning nfe IS one OF those good
old,1asnoned brass hre guards, sew.
eIal Ieet nlgn, ana 10 the left OF this
1ie co1s "a III Gne iour Httie cnlldren are
aLlangeo: Inc Two youngest, tired OF
Ine morning promenade, are fast asleep
out the iltole fr!nce is OBVIOUSLY already
,a;SSo,, S fe, 'Ie Io iGea ol ScinS W pso az
ia haaf. af rot h ie Is .ag iaughing merr1ly al
"; I.e JJAo VI oelnS .ucheu up again aItef
na s .ius Ba;ons iun wv WIN nlack f-rn.ce. Lit,
ae Irlncess Marle, WIN her shower OF
1alr halr spread over the pillows, and her
great bine eyes only half open, is de-
ngh1!uI SUBJECT for palnter.a tiny
Sleeping peanty In the prettlest OF wood
ianas. ad
Ihls mldday rest Is part OF the regular
programme at Eastwell, and appears to
De pe successIu., II one may Judge by pres
ehe resuits. Ior nner and heav1er chill