Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02

second story 'chro is only tho nursery asJ opr bed.
chamber aud one Of The thinl story rooms we must
spare room. and when Shin, lane col.
10 be = little older. she must have the hack up,er
chomoer. and So. SAID ! mother. YOU see, Il husband
were willing It is impossible "
She could not have expected H."
"oh n Shc'did no'; hut then. a moihesis n moth
er' you KNOW and ! did not wish 10 hurt her feel
lngs."
presume my dear, Helen Maria can get n palcc
rs soNerness ar teacher IN n school; | head her saw
she had attended To music and painting. aRd French
yclrs."
80 she las. husband; bur. bless you, you know
how girls learn things nj school. and She never ,,.
Fecicd to have to Icach.'
Expect ornot expect, I'd get my moneys worth
o"i OF these schools. ] saw on your fathers buoks.
'hfee hundred dollars a year paid for Helen NlariaS
s'hsOiirs Tor the last six years, aud this is Nhlt n
mas come To. Can't she teach geography or auth-
nc'c' or some 81 the useful branche,r'
NO she never was fond Of the useful branches
>1e had quite a pretty taste fr music aud painting
'ul men people are required 10 know them 80 vel
20 teach them No. don't see rs Helen Maria can
earn ANYTHING but by rmbruidcrinr muslin, she docs
mat beautifully AMI Iftisre was only n place where
work might be sold without II being known where
u came from, she might earn considerable. and mo-
one be tho wiser for a.
.Nonsense, wife. We have no, yet got above our
relations working for Ihei' living, though YOU may
not hc obliged to. Why cant your mother take a
boatdirg hause, and then Helen Maria might assis
herr"
Oh Helen Maria can't io any kind o Homework
beside, she Is d,hrate YOU know. Now mother vaS
brought up 10 %; and when I proposed a boarding
house. ,he suid n ,he baJ opv scrur,ty =, ~, -,
rent"
"Ah!there', the rub, / hope she don't eypec, me
10 NAltrs Tor Won LFHlty rrrr .NmsH nj e.. 49,.
riabIe rule never iu eniorsc. but IN the way oCAu,l.
hess' tor li!ose that cndur.e for me-
'Nhat Is 10 DC done, husband, II she cant ret into
any way Of supporting herself She must live YOU
know
Yes yes: well, I suppose I mast advance the
n''' quaFets rent. or something towards II. Oh, n
h"ushl Strikes nc; | know a house that will ius.
suit. belonging to some Old maid or widow or s1mc
BODY that lives up the country. The man that ha,
w. am particular about security. III make the
bargain Tor her-Saye her al least one hunlrcd dol
'ai'. iha's Just ss good 10 her as ir | took lhe
money ouI ct my THrso aud put 1t into hers. an
siad 10 do yonr mother a good turn now and iher
relation" -
Nor |, ! nm sure, and I toll mother So; but
lold her not L. look 10 you; cor, SAYS I. mprhcr va,
Nh'" We nave a very expensive family, ami thrr,
are corain ihlhcs we must have. mad husband nv,
he Will always keep on the safe side
Yes. trust Morris Fialey for that Folks thai
mean To go ahc1d ia the world must avoid unnece,
saiy e'prnSe'. Has the man been here about III,
cutIainsT'
YES, andI find The awn with ihe line borIsrs
cos tor each window. twenty dollars more Than tn,
Bless M soul how is thal2'
Inc hNlures ne very snowy and e1nen,iyc-.
don't make a point OF ihuse-b II the blre and f,wt
* such a lively contrast. and such a match for m,
/ HnrnnH H.
match"
But the price, wife, is enormous"
for
Are you sure ofihaiY"
Positive: AlI-s Slltus told me 40. and Miss : A..
ius made them NJ. should not depend on y,bat
Mrs Johnson Smith said. Tor she always makes il
~. ,h'' h"r 'hinss cost m're than any bOdy's else
bat can rely on NJ 81 ) illus
We'll Il that's The ra,c, take the bIue anil G,vr,
! hope can Afford what johnson Sm;ih can; bu
mind and make your bargain with that SllIu. woman
beforehand; work Is slack inst now. and she can
Afford 10 lie by with that Md blind mother ON bel
hands. Get your work done as well and as cherr
as you can; for. remember. we mast AVOID all a.
necessary expenses But what keeps The dinner
my dearf'
Il am sure ! danf-know. nv dear | have beer
oui making visits all the morning. Servant, are
gnod Tor milling now a-days-alyays milling ava,
ttcIT time
"Hha nii1 Sahina janet il seems TO me she doe,
nothing but baNNl"
Mr. Finley opened The door to inquire, and in
rnshed a pale lIIle girl, with a bit of pinm cake IN
her hand
Take care, judy" sld The mother. pick;ng M
HE crumbs the child profisely scattered; lyon shoui,
nat let Slbina Jane come into the paror-irs IA,
place for child.en.,
Sac Would come, ml'am"
"ol S'bina Jane. my darling 60 back 10 lhc nur.
scry. that's a good child"
Il won't. { won't"
Mrs. Finley. in a low tone 10 the nurse
"C"ax her, Judy-lell her you'll take her out {,
walk" ~
Il can't take her out, ma 'Om--my :o,t
lame"
Oh, just only tell her 80. 10 pacify her. Sion
NabIna Jane. md listen 10 mother: Sl,ina Jane
shall gn oui walking 10 Broadway. and have on he
pretty velvet cap. nud her cloak, all trimmed Will
pink-hero, th1r's n good eid; now she'll go will
judy. Get cui orr things. Judy-mike her looL
like q lille beauty"
Ihe lille dupc returned to he nursery. and il
TWO miniues was ]bowhng louder than ever. havin.
oeeh qnieied Just lhafrimc by her mothers preciou
lesson IN lying and vanity.