Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-01

who'd b. a poor women ] don't know
who'd tie themselves up 10 man. If they
kacw only hall Iaey'd have to bear A
vile mus stay at home, aud be drudge
whIis man can go anywhere IT, O.
nduch tot S,le 10 cit like Cinderella by
the ashc, while her husband can GO a drink
ing and singing at a tavern You never
sing How d. know you never sing
lie very well for YOU TO say so but II |
could hear you, | dare say you're amongst
the worst Of EN-
And now, suppose, il will be the tav
ern every night II you think LIN going
to set up Tor you Mr Csudlc, you are much
mistaken. No I'm not going 10 get up
GU, Of my warm bel TO let you 10, either
No nor Susan shsn'l OF up for you nor
you shan'l have latch key I'm no, 20.
ing 10 sleep wah the door upon the in,ch
to be murdered before the morning.
"Faugh | Pah Whcwgh Tia: filthy
tobacco smoke ! It's enough to kill any de
cent women. You know l hate tobacco,
aud &c, you will do 1t You don, smoke
yourself VIVA, Of hiatt H. you go anon g
people who do smoke, you're Just as bad, or
worse. You nigh, as well smoke--,n.
deed, better. Better smoke yourself. than
come home with other peoples smoke in
your hair,
II never knew any good come to a man
who went 10 tavern. Nice companions
be picks up there Yes people who
make 1t a boast to treat their wives like
slaves, and ruin their families There's the
that wretch Prc,yman See whn, he's
IN II III
two in the morning and then in wha, a
state He begin, quarreliog with The door
mai, iha, his poor wife may be afrnid to
speak TO him A mean wretch But don
you think III be like Mrs Pre,,yman. -
No | wouldn't put up with It from the
bcs, man tina, ever trod. You'll not make
me afraid to speak to you, however you
may swear Il, the door.mnt No, Mr. eau
die, that you won't
you don't intend TO stay on, I'LL two ia
the morning HoW..do you know VIVA
you'll do when YOU get among such peo
pcl Men can't answer for themse,ve,
when they sc, BOOKING with one another
They never think oftheIr poor wives, who
are grlevIng and wearing themselves on
al home A NICE headache you'll have to
morrow morning--or rather Mts morning
Tor 1t mus, br past twelve You won't hav,
headache It's very well for you TO say
So but know you will aud then YOU
may nurse yourself for me Ila that H.
thy tobacco again No shall not 90 tc
sleep like good soul Ilow's people tc
go To steep when they're sufocatcd
yes, Mr. Caud!e, you'll be nice md il
in the morning But don't you think In
going to let YOU have your breakfast in bed
Ike Mrs Prtuyman I'll no, be such
fool No, nor | wont have discredn brol
upon Che house for Sending for soda waite
ealy FOE NIL the aeighborhood say, eau
die was drunk last night No: I've som
regard for the dear children, if you haven
No nor you shant have br 9th for dlnner
Not neck Of mutton CLOSES my threshold
can tell sou.
you won't wsn, soda, and you won
want broth All the better You wouldn
get EN- and il you did, can assure you
Dear, dear, dear That filthy ,C
baeco I'm sure its enough to make me a
bad as you are. Talking about getting d
vorced-Im sure tobacco ought TO be goo
grounds How lnle does women thin
when she marries, that she gives hetse
up to be poisoned You men con,rive ,
have il all your own side, you do Now,
was to 60 and leave you &,he children,
pretty noise there'd be- you however,e can Q
and smoke no end OF pipes You dldn
smoke It's all the same, MIR Caudie,
you go among smoking people. Foil
are known by their company. You'd be
ter smoke yourself Than bring me hon
the pipe Of all the world
yes, | see how il will be Now YOU
once gone to n tavern, you'll always
gong. You'll be comeing home ,ipsy c
cry night; and putting out your shoulde
and bringing all sorts Of disgrace and G
pense upon us And then you II be gettlu
into a street fight-oh know your ter
per too well to doubl il, Mr. CaudIe-
anil be knocking down some Of the polio
And then know what Will follow. YC
Rou II be sent for month or SIX weeks
The ueadmll Pretty thing that, for II
specialize tradesman, Mr. Caudle, to be p
upon The treadmll with all sorts OF ,hlev
and vagabonds, and there, again ,ha, no
roIe tobacco ! and rih raft Of every kind
should like toik know how your Children Il
10 hold up their heads, after their faith
has been upon the tread milf No
won't 10 to sleep And I'm not talking
what rs impossible know twill all ba
pen, every bH Of 1t I( II wasn't for Il
dear children, you might be ruined and
no, 50 mech As ,hluk abou, H. but--oh .dea
dear a, least you might 20 where IN.
smoke good tobacco-bu | cant (orget IN
I'm their mother, Al least they shall ha
one pAren,
"Taverns never did man 60 a ia
ern who DID 40, die b~ggat. And bo