The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02

II &#AwG1tN&ks WIN one y Anl FrSuuE on Icf
hIp. andthe iore6ngercf the other making
very wrsihfnl gsshsuIaiions- ~ tel you
.wha4madam, lwonI putBpwilk such treat.
mtni much longer" said she; "a I'll poison
thal dog; you'll see Il I don'E and shanl
wait long. either. I can tell YOU. What
lyog Keep such suinpuisntliule Beast far.
dont know. wilhe0t you do. il on PUG
Pose % plague your nsighbors."
: am really sorry he behaves 80" re-
piled Mrs. Fairwesihsr. mildly. Poor
lTaat"
Poor Tab" screamed Miss Tunpen.
Inv; What DO you mean by calling Der
poeTg DO you mean TO ding d up TO me
that my ca, don't have enough 10 ea,!'
. did not think Of such . thing" re.
/ piled Mrs. FaiTwealher. - called her
poor Tab. because Pink plaques her 80
that she has no peace of her lie. Iagres
wish you. neighbOr TupPenny; IL is not
right 10 keep dog that disIurbs the neigh
boshoOd. lam attached to poor linie Pink,
because he belongs 70 my son, who has
gone 10 sea. Twas in hopes that he would
5000 leave OF quarreling with the cat; bui
IL Ne wontact neighborly, I viii send him
out in the country to board. Sally, viii
i you bring me one OF the pies we baked
this morning! ! should like TO have Miss
Turnpenny taste Of them"
The grabbed neighbor was helped sbun.
dainty, and while she was eating the pie,
the friendly mairon edged in many kind
word concerning little Peggy, whom she
1 praised as remarkably capable and indus.
llious child.
Il am glad YOU find her So" rejoined
Ann Hetiy: " | should get precious liIle
work out Of her, il didn't keep switch
IN sight,"
u manage children pretty much as the
man did the donkey" replied Mrs. Fair
weather. " Not an inch would the pool
Ibeasl stir. for all his masters beating and
thntaping. But neighbor tied some
fresh iurnips 70 stick, and fastened them
SO that they swung directly before the
donkey's nose, and of he Sc, on brisk
Itro,, in hopes or overtakiDg them"
il Aunt Hetty, without observing how We
Try closely the comparison applied to her
own management Of Peggy, said, "Tha,
will % very wen for folks that have plen
~ uurnips TO spare"
\ .stsor the matter OF that" answered
4 Mr. Issssn~-'i --I:as cost -olreshinr
as well as turnips. and since one makes The
donkey stand still, and the other makes
him uot, il is easy to decide which is the
most economical. But, neighbor TurDpen
ny, since you like my pies so well, pray
take one home with you. I am afrait
they will mould before we can ca, them
up"
Aun, Heuy hal come in for q quarrel
and che wss ss,onished TO find herself GO
ing out 9th . pie. Well. Mrs. Far.
weather" sad she, "you are neighbour
thank you . thousand tunes" Wher
she reached her own door. che hssitsled
for an instant. then turned back. pie ia
hand, 10 cay, Neighbor Farwesther
sou needn't trouble yourself sbou, send
ing Pink away. lis na,uTsI you shoult
: like the li,,le creature. seeing he belongs
/ 10 your son. III My to keep Tab in DOCS
. and perhaps sker awhile they viii sgre'
better.
II hope they wilI,"Ieplisbthe friend
" ms,ron: I'VE will irv them awhile Ion
ger, and il they persis. IN guarding.
will seRd the dog into The country
r Pink, who was sleeping in chair. stretch
! Ell himself and CAPPED. HIS kind mistress
. pahed him on The head, " All you ioolIsi
: htss beast" ssid she, whaI'sabs use o
: plsgning poo, Tab"
r "WeIl, ! DO say" observed Sally
3 smiling, you are q master woman 10
= stopping a quarrel"
"Ilearneda good Lesson when I wa
? hule girl" rejo'ned Mrs. Fatwes.hsr
: lone frosty mqrn'hg was looking Oh
, Of The w'ndos INTO my fathers barn-yard
= where stood many COVE, oxen, and hurs
= e. waiting to drink. Il was one OF. ,h"s
cold swapping mornings, when q sl'sh
y lhIbE HIlt9ttS pom UaH Hbu USds'" Ia
r cattle all stood very still and meek. Ill
. one Of the cows attempted 70 turn roun,'
, In making the attempt. che happened
r 10 biz her next neighbor; ~hrrsnpon, 'h
/ neighbor kicked. aud hit another. In hv
minutes The whnie herd were kicking an
/ hooking each other, with oil fury. NJ
D mother laughed. See what comes OF kick
. ing when you're hit. Just 80 I've see
!. one cross word sets whole family by IN
: ears, some frosty morning. Aherward
G II nv brothers or myself were little II
r'tsble, she would say. Take care. chill
|. dren. Remember how the fight W th
s barn yard btgsn. Never give kick IL
o a hit. end you will save yourself an
S others deal Of trouble"
d That sane afternoon, the suDsh'n
1t dame stepped into Aun, He,ty's room'
,, where she found Peggy sewlng,ss usua
1t with the eternal switch on the ssble bs
d side her. - am obliged to go 70 Hsrleu
h on business" said she: 81 feel rsth'
4 Il,