The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

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Thomas -Ynu are mistaken shere,
james, vii give you notion u our Jal-
N iare, and you vii thea SEE one reason
Why We lind il easy - gst along. and
Ne live vel ton. tel Jon. We rise
pretty early fns The winter lime. lnr you
know The slnler days are % short thar xe
have - make the best of he aorking
hours. My wife and | gel . good deal
done before breakfast. Az We do with
two meals day IN winter ne are IN no
hurry n eas our FIRST one. A. % he
shlrd meal. sea Or supper whatever you
may call Il, very Few people stand in
need II IL II : eaten nasty from hah-
Il, and % me II seems 20 be sin 10 cal
when you are not hungry, but only inr
ealing sake. Rising early and working
- Joh gives me 4 keen appetite. and I
an always glad 10 bear The call 10 break
fass. Boz inded even The sight % our H.
biz would make even adyspepuc feel hun
cry My vile has . knsck II making
every thing look tempting. The clean
Wine table clnsh shining with the gloss
Of the smoothing iron; The shlle ear,hen-
ware plates. Whose glazing II palIshed BY
The towel until il lonks like . coat of
glass. and the bngh,ly cleaned knives and
forks land beside them, sets OF table d.
iar king IN set down u. AZ snon -
come IN. Mary places ~ he middle dish
ofsmoklng ho1 Indian cakes. light ~ iea-
ther. and baked a'del,eaie heannlul brown.
and then pour. me out rap NJ gond eai-
Tee. Cauld 4. nsn wish far nterrhirak-
last than thiss II makes M ffel hungry
10 think 1t il. Wv wiie knoWs hnw To
make fur ar five d,fereuI kinds u cakes
AM bread on ol Indian meal, and don't
know winch il mast dellelaus-fhey ire
all A. Tar hsiure YOUR dry aud husky ha-
krr's laal ~ = cookie - heiare q stale
ship biscuit. And then our dinrer.-
Thew ere very plain, bit corpnraunn
one = not more nicely cooked " srrsrd
up know. I naly indulge myself auh
JOINT n meat twice week, but every
4 ~
dish nf soup ~ van could slstt /" eat, aud
Then we have placed before ~ large
dish of the bes. potatoes, Nov War,
kaos how IN COOK p".a,ae, aud lha'
u what lev people do. have seen
some men sitlag down with plate Of
aater sakrd, Way potatoes before Them.
md illiir dirty tuna,ng ssIt IN cup or
b'"sen saucer, and have piued.lis from
nv heart. Why lis no wonder ,hsy
e. plan IL bard fare. Mary has her
sal, cellars al .iiled m clean snow whl.e
.Au, s3.oaihet nver with onr liule bone
al .poons fanrifllls shaped mi, BY my
self. and she sets these ~ each side The
dish, with the spnous lying across them
Aud The pota,ues-- Ill would make your
mauih water IN SEE them. Mary knows
the very nlck If nme whrn they ought
~ be taken up, and when they ought 70
he eaten: and IS aeiher they are roasted
i m boiled. NJ snou A. YOU break The skin
III il rlak> open Of itself, they look IS
shIle inside a. snow balls. These, with
pitcher III pure fresh water. make up
aur second meal. and With our health aud
| good appetite, il j. a luscious ore. When.
escr reurn thanks tn God. At the close
uf our meals. my heart swells with great
inl feelings. for all the good things with
winch lie has 80 hnuntifnily provided W..
.lames.-Wrll. Thomas. | believe YOU
6,lnw the ouIy way Of making bard times
easy Industry, economy and good ma
nagenent will work miracles sure enough
and | must ,ry tn lead different life.
wish instead If running abnu. here and
| there. tu listen to The men harranguinp
, absnl the hard times. and trying 10 MAKE
, us poor men feel ,nnre bitter and dIscon,
I. tented under them. that had attended Ia
. my business and tried To- make the bes
Of them. Spuuting about the scarclt,
won't make things more plenty, that,
clear-but if we listen To il il will make
, us still greater sufferers. fnr the mnre idl,
/ tune We spend the less money will b.
4 coming in. | dan tkunw how his. Thu
mas, but when listen 10 these speech
. / uNNSs tliEt Hidht WthNu
G ish, and ready To do any thing. don
r care how bad il IS, They make me hat,
Z all rich men. aud feel as II could Gu
/ the throats NJ every one of them, AM
. they almost make me dislike nv owl
. COUNTRY too, its government. and its laws
. Tor instead III representing il as prospe
). rous, free and Independent, nation, the.
e tell Us that every thing is guing To ruin
p and that our lahnrIng men are held IL
u slavery b, the laws made by the aristo
d crazy. And vel they tell US they are gu
friends. . @ al
. Thomas. hold no man to be m
e friend who tries to make me dlsconien
Il ed with nv lot. and excites evil passion
d within my breast, which may lead m
into rebellion and crnne; these maddene
j passions may ill our prisons. but The
- 4 ,,tll yNnt fail ar DIr pprlahlnu III