Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-25
N INHERITED VICE.

vine OF tho what?" asked
.,.op spoken to, with a puzzled
~ 4 Young man, handsome and
,.ss,ed, with a frank. jolly face.
WI second waiting for an
", he pitcher Of foaming cider
4. hand. lie turned TO his COM
II, 1 pretty, dellcate-looking girl,
n .aemed amused at his per-
81 S,t ala your mother say?" asked
soapg man Of the girl beside him.
81 wsiung a minute.
H. asked II you'd wiped OF the
II barel, she replied. half laugh
n Here, Harry" and she led the
u i where, in a row. under the
a. many cloths were hanging
! we're barrels, and taking one
q liz handed il 70 him. saying:
n, i the cider barrel cloth"
II o0led at il curlously and then at
yoa mean to say" he asked.
n yosr mother wipes the noses II
u N pardon. ! mean the faucets.
n one Of those barrels every
w arc used''
n ~. yes, she said, with dignity;
y .AoaliB't shea"
B ,o0k tho cloth meekly. and
Ny wiped on tho damp lancet
u d aad then hung Il back on Its
sslal nail.
he exclaimed. .tha. beats
n Trs heard 81 neainess and order
\ s9s | never saw anything like
n / aoa'i believe your mother win
oy her halo she'll be 90 busy
A 81 Il all tho lime. =
n yaang girl dIdn'l laugh Sho
h j lhe stairs. saying as she went;
n 100 like 10 have things e.eaa7
\ bear dirt"
IL yoa'7 be said. lightly. Nov
n IL All tho most piciarasque
\ ia lie arc The dlrllesL yon
came together Into tho dining
N Eaerv tall. tlila woman was
\ 10 aHl,hing touches TO q we'll
ippe' table.
n oss daughter. Jennie. was en-
70 Harry Jacksoa. 10 WAS
q lake her away from ber old
n 3 ihs cl,y. and Que would have
hat ihe approaching separa.
70 hsr oaly child would have
u Z hssylly 0a Mrs Putnam. nul
To islI the truth. sha was 80
~ keeping ihlngs clean that
y aeysF had much tune tor
~ Of any kinJ.
~ iacas9a WAS not rich. though
. good position Ia railroad
Wisa ,hosa prospects Of
@tsaF % every young mans
Y ia Mach THAI he was mar.
alses lllslo trip which soma.
: nN a. rapsarOus as he had
aisd. ha brought jeanne back
. asd ihcy wcn. 10 h0usokecp.
V atd almost furnished their
but she Eas u add tho last
~ make all the lual arrange.
'aai Homoa loye. She was dc.
EliA everything.
4 aoniag after they had boon
t'oala week she said TO her hus. |
u. % yoa know those porilcrcs |
4 . b very hard 10 keep clcan7 |
\ = % heavy. ! wish you would |
Z Up 70 beat them this week
Il 5ennlc,' he answered. "lhey |
\ eaea Up q month. They sure. |
4 secd cleaning already"
aey DO. she answered firmly; |
Il all dus, IN the iolda was
4 = hsm yesterday; aud whllc |
= asro he might as well beat
n too
ai'oaud kissed her.
little housewife q "a. 10 be
Z sald lovingly, 'weil dear.
4 IS snare man aud send him |
and no went down tho
saistling.
4 aoI suspcctit. but tho inherit. |
~ shown its clovcn hooL
! sure Of it, when Jennie pro.
elean house il May.
I dcnnic,' no cxpostula,ed,
~ was put in thorough order
months Ogo!r
III y she said. ,and Il isn't
n Y 2 DO sure. but IL will DO 90
60 till fall, and the spring
u lss'ns such a good time 10 clean
iiseI 20 we'll now"
sunents carried tho day. and
II week she rcvelled In scrub.
aad 'oap.suds.
I coming homo one evening.
puscd to sec his entire ward.
upon the clothos.line.
Ill., nls trousers Mapped with
aad seemed 10 DO Kicking