Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-11

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Dolly took the matter quite phllo.
sophicaly; Sne ilau loVeu nor Inoyner
uchrlyi sun, navlng goou sounu SENSE
she saw tnh.. ! woinau hoiP Was i nevu-
e.. Gu IN hor inencr nousc, vi nll otllors' %
rue sne ha' no Iope lVr thVse pots,
pne coulu NOT poar 10 tn,hk Cne ile.'e
ones wonIu 20 10 run oy tlo same ro"o
anu ny llle oIuer poys guluancS g,
n men, 700 sno young la.. UaeLh nna .n u. n.i
lnoloaso VI aa,aty muu, "iuo, .hV w.
c,l,sthieos, ulla .hu, VIM. in9ie na'u,'i .nsn
.i". .ien nu"s'S snoa'i s.,n W = m,'ii'' nvio
mn .,roit n. r owms 90 - hor m"hno tp,hors r0g ,a
was hos "nolso " ho. ia.nS. s s ma, ~.
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ion VIZ nisS ''inI VA. ,v., nns" o..oi
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,ooL;nr n, "n,o,, nan,on " and |" thov , % haa
i'nn,. ~ u. a.,
ILL nnpiou .,, ~ ' So, @ han. a,;ii Iii % -
,hn Jovs wont on ond sho soor,oJ
,,inosant r and % bind thov cana to th;nG
sho ,ro,ld ol,nw ,bnn, tho;,. NOV as
their tho own mother had been Glad tn do
M naliv ;ny;tod ber vonng tsionds aud
Nfrs uan,ett dater,o;nad tho c,,;sina a
shnn,d ha ne moor nnrfact as ross;I,Io
60 , tbe ~ ,,ronarst;ops wore naJo and
th. cot vas n verv miracle of hoontv
Th;s Dolly INIT awov carefnIIv nnder
tioci, and i,av and hefore Mrs Uaziett
ro,;reJ she viewed Win a satiuGod oir
tho loads of daint;os on tho nantrv
.shelvos % % " '' '' va '''o
: The morning downed The euests
arrived and soon Ihe momentum bomr
camo when DoIlvN sweet and fro sh and
fa;r in her white robes and hlossoms
wos ,nit.d to tbe man of ber cboico
Then followed tho nsuol congratuIa.
t;ons and mavban n tear ~. tIyo frnn
the nrettv ewes of The bridesmaids and
amid the bnzz and brstle tha honsewife
stole awov IN overseo tba comnlet;on
of the wedding broadcast,
Rut with what amazement sbe olanoed
in the pantry. SO daintilv arranSed the
nigbt before, A tarme,'s desnoir;no n,
gI7nce over n wind .tossed field nj r;nen,
mr. groin yas scarcely n comnar;snn
Pes devoured The Hakv crust
snrinklod over tbo osben floor ike rose
metals cake .drsnoiled. and nrcserves
drinnino evervwbere,
( Iong Iook of omazpmept of s;Ient
consternotion. bnt an old neigbbor
looking over her shonlder strnct tho
kev.noie of the trouble nj once.
& Tho hovs bave hoen bein;no tbep,-
selvesi Their mother never could l,oen
sweetmeats from them :, 0-1-
Rnt Mrs. Hozlett was NOT one to fold
her hands in despair. Twenty minntes'
swift work mi all tn RIGHTS. and
though the wedding breakfast was not
as perfect as she had damned it. no one
but herself. her helm and those bovs
were the wiser. Lnckilv the brides
cake was safe DolIv,s foretbopgbt had
saved that.
But il there was turmoil in Mrs
Hozlett's mind no one ouessed # look.
inc nj her calm and pleasant face
The morning passed. and the youno
wedding pair departed. followed bST
kind wishes and nieasont tests. and ofi.
er n while the CHESTS went away foo
and tho family were alone
That evening Mrs Hozlett took the
bovs to task for their misdemeonor At
first thew seemed In rey,rd the mottnr
in the lioht of n rood ioke. then crew
sullen. But she did not leave them in
that mood. eHer manner was earnest
vet kind: and belore she was thronob
with her lecture. their faces had
heightened to gravity, and they really
seemed convinced flat their actions
had been wrono.
The discovery that their education had
been sadly neGlected was NOT Ionp hid :
den from her Geen mind
The farmer assured her tbev would
not 90 to school--tbeir very iSnoronce
was then. greatest shame now Her
course was Sromntjv decided
The eldest cnuid road toleroblv
First she coavod him to reod IittIa
scrans of news To her from the village
paper. while she sewed in the EVENING"
Mike and Pho amused themselves are
while. nv plvino Puss with n hroken
snur3hnt graw drowsv Eyen Enn
yawned over the locals. But short
sketches were introduced after an even
ing or two, and their interest in quiet
pursuits gradually awakened.
After awhile she discovered she was
growing somewhat rusty in Grammar.
Indeed, she feared she was Forgetting
what little arithmetic she had learned.
and was sadly at n loss in geoprapby.
The farmer did not see that it made
any difference il she had. Secretly, he
thought grammar would not help make
the butter, and geography poor aid for
housekeeper.
But he wisely let his wife have he,
own way, without interference, since
she permitted him to doze in his ereat
chair during the exercises.
For she necded strong, Young ewes tc
help her; besides, she must keep bus,
fingers at her SEWING.
She was very stupid too-the hoy.
would have to read lesson to her sew