Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-07
OLYMPIA, NASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY JULY I 1882

And si. larA4,i anI saH. Tom ~f.nl-
il ~ tn4 d.nr-'iOiI "lI = -ai.o. Of
some i.,r-tnt .utE wears. hdly aEd
broad ,!rr'!cfcd, Ju; t i:aH'tSoMe fti-
ioW, too
Il mar, il. Tom." she sy'I locked
Il, III" s:lior. turned i;:c, and ran away
~hi.criHg.
IVA, / a cho>t," ~i.e sad To fc:-
SELF. ''or am cray? .
A!ranwiiic 4 ~,irirn from Susan had
brought Mr,. iigd-pn into the store
She stood all pale va! Gr.ri aud iinr~~.
ami with hPt Usually meat dr,'-3 dj> ~
dar1,t, and !"",>ed 1t l.et On. Thea
She opened her arms. 'ium thouLi., it
was 10 take him in them an'l yu,!lcl to-
ward har. hut >iir passed him. and
threw them around his :ath,r's r"ck.
jack. JACK she cried, Il kno W
you' Il pt'.,ie bac:, II lat. knrM yo:I'd
never leave yoar sally ior rood amt al
-nrv"r. i!tvrT. l,veg,
Tnm Goes Ia sen now lie i ,tconi
matp ;,':ca.jv. and he loves Ia. lie. Il
most -.l,r5 do It is Jack who STAYS
home and is partner in the business.
He 81 urea, deal more troI.pl, than
he is GOOD, hes him SAYS !:s S:t.iN
but he doesn't auOw it,ln'! >G:in | tell
ham.
Tom comes horie very often. h:i he
is not h;> mothers ;jr>t Object in Tie
any more. Jack is ;hat.-N. /. !,hi;r.
What Shl;! II. DO ;Y;.l No:hnr9
IN c\rilangc axis ,hiS G1r~tinn. ami
We hasten t. a,,Swrrii. II III" is ril
and Worn or;, and you haven Il BROTH
e. living un an tnhrl.:h h farm. Won
could Ch!uro.o,ln hr:; bat th"n. Size
might come 10 sGitle t,mr and ma.y'
you trouble. Il Il was in The .uyI oil
times vuU could sell iicr at auction 20
the highest hil.lrr ii ,nu ha}e nu
obscure relative; vuu C:t!! shove h"r Ol
on, ;lni She Ia, been 50 iup:uI,.at an.
rcChirsS a> tD run through with AL h,i
inranS in cr,lrr tp triC!.t htr cail,lrrn
there is o!!tinr left but the Old ladies
refuge Or the poor h0W>;.. Bot there j.
one drawback To the latter: reopie have
contemptiblr way ol talkiHr about
aIlai:>5 that do no, c"ncvru lnrin. AMI
if you are only comfortably vel OF
and have Il ;no,hrr in the ruDr h";;,,..
they will insnua:H that Nuu have no
feeling and unpleasant remarks. Bui
if you are worth -1.t.tO0 il j. al ri.h,:
20 ahead. What is II mother worth To-
yom after You are hrOught up 3ni can
90 alone. an, how Old people are
only il the way. 20 b" sure there are
some rii.cul:u,+ people who will iaik
Nher0 :.rc thc.i' mothers? Coos .n2
dou@i.nUiS IN the basement Litrhcn o.
minding the baby in the third-a:or,
bacl: a,t:c. It's money iii their pCcket~
To utilize her in this way.
What shall We do with mn.l"r? Yuu
cant bury her alive: Public prejudice
come 10 think Of il. a worn-out. 81 .rr-
iGuated mother! y Useless. tolinm.
complaining mother. y weary, qurr
uiouS. to!tcrin~. old fashioned mother.
Hum. We know what we would do
with her were >hc ours. She should
have the best room in the house - il
there we're only oa,. room s;ic should
have that the soflc.l bed, the easiest
chair. She should have shelter. food.
warmth aad love! She should have
respect, tenderness. patience that would
IN some faint measure try 10 repay her
Golins!lcSs devotion 10 4 CRYING. red
Coscd. i'll tempered brat of Years ago
n devotion that lasted through all tie
waywar.l years ri n d;sagrre;thl'. pre-
stmptuous youth, Every furrow in her
dear old face should 80 sacred 10 mcm-
orf. Every cracked and whey tone
ut hcr dear old .uice siouid have ttc
ring of nusic i'll il, and ii ever our ugl,
carnal nature got the upper hand oi us
we would look into her faded eyes and
think how short lhn t;ma. even at il;
eery Longest, when We cni:.d no nlurc
ask her forgiveness. or hear il from Ep,
that would thea be silent forever. Go
10. You may hc old Yourself soine
day and nobody will wan: to have you
around. Gf ali pensioners in the world
mothers deserve the highest premium.
Detroit Past tutH lFijHAt.