Accomplished Children

The desire to malte a dwplay of the real or fanciod accomplishmente of their littlo onos is often irresistiblo in proud parents. But parenta tliffer n their opinions as to what acromplishincnts are, as the followinp incident shows: "I want Lillian to b hiphlv aecompllshed," said a (rirolooi mother, "fit to shirie in any society, and apccially accoraplished in sinirinp. Lillian, ing 'Gatherinp; up the Sliells from the Shoro,' dcar." "I do not wish ruy daughtcr Mary Ann to hav accimiplirthment," said a grim caller, who wa a femnle doctor. WI want lier to be thoronghly verwd n modern Bcience. She is onlv sovon vears old, but ah vriïll nlotio' in nïi vKÍnlop"v. Marv Ann.