Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-02-04
MOTHER AND WIFE.

a. IN witch They Are Blend.
'r, :, ~ the Anglo Indian Woman.
4 ~ ina dancing flirting. pleasure
~ nortion OF the male sex the An
~ ,sdIan mother will always be u dis
,a,ment She will never have her
h , ellsJ at least n week before the
.omes of, for the good reason that
n 0syer goes to balls. She will new
4 and In draughty verandas with
n !, .be call a wrap" across her fair
& o"lders, aud talk inane nothings to
d ,ar,ner while far into the night
weary baud plays galops and
Il ,,,ss that grow more aud more out
~ She will never keep her hus-
II NV 4 waiting long. weary hours, while
" Ans her health by turning night
N Lag Al the frequent dances she at.
a. S No man will ever pay her com
u msnls. though every one can see she
I nretty enough TO receive them. To
Il LAYING under-secretarios. unex-
u a,ional aides.de.camp, spurred cav
Y officers and gallant antedilny.ans
A ;bs shape OF wsll-nigh retired Colon
81 sbe will always prove dlsappOint-
y mi and an aggrayaliOn. A star shin
4 4 an them at an unapproaehable DIS
Il - scent Of mountain flowers that
!. an them for momentum un-
], ,Insble good that under no cireum-
nce. could ever have been theirs, be-
v M they are aware that she and her
#ougbts and simple aspirations are
I ,o,e and beyond them.
IIow often have ! seen her going
4 IN, With her big little family, sur
~raled by natives OF different castles
II N Kinds. Sine grests me with pleas
Il smile on her face; SHE stops mo-
a n, and seems to ak me just the right
Y e.tlon aud say just the right thing;
Y when having said good.by. pause
Z 4 look back on her and her train of
II ilJren aud followers. hops. when at
In make up nv mind TO forsake my
4 ebslorh0Od. may b. blessed enough
4 iud such wife rs she. You know
w neither you nor nor any other
H. considers her husband at ali
I Dr,hy OF Eer-liAt. from our point OF
~ could scarcely be but he Is n
! "A fellow enough. and that Is the
Il N, We, in our generosity. can say Of
A. She considers him a thousand
sne. better than herself, She treats
d As such woman would trcal tho
\ "a .he loves. though. OF course. none
u Is men can understand for Il single
i mute how she can love him.
SAr 5 al excellent housekeaper not
,laning lHe lower port on 81 her wo.
M, work. She . generous aud gen.
\ Wi,h her servants. and her table Is
BHsys good But Il is ms mother
1 4 s8c Va ucs lhs most, Her children
Il Ike her. and size Is ike them. They
~ her because they lave her aud
h, r2go1i q greater Punishment 10
! IN ,han any blow would lie. She
II, neYer left them % servants They
brt lived thor Indian lives " th her
/ lbstr eytGpaH.on. aud boys and girls
he bare got the impression Of her ifu"
DmaHs mind, She has taught them
lirsl lessons: sud under her tuition
/ y arc Ia 4 tiervut and interest ng
y, Of Mayors spelling hOok. from
d. 81. b., TO words Of alarming
gih anil hopeless pronunciation.
h the family sho perfectly happy.
|plE Of balls. b < dinnSrs. picnics and
nghsan pars g; shs has other sllrac.
Fat and she tlons not meet these 10
her 20 pass her life Look Al her
es IN her happy family circle; SEQ tho
facelul up,ruublc,l smile In her sweet
~; and u YOU look remember that
Z siII never DO so happy agalu.-
sm1er' jgurna'.