The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

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S'e PHRASES W .'e'! ouuy Ii n E''" W.,
NJ a",'iJ s"aaL h.rn,;,n so ,ra .,,I
and never make her m enemies by ~:
WIZ icJ sbould ye,,,,, IN t,,L boIr ,Io;,,
~ .Is 'JoeS I .honld he uniye,salIy ba,cJ
But She comes right ont with every Hing
she thinks. and vet Shes more poniiar thai,
ony woman il, II "a ,1ac, I c,ess !, INNS,
ba bacause ,hc Collfs has Tound nm, that she
never saws M ,,us about en- behind thcir
hacks than bcfore their faces. We'll she
como into our house one day asst week (,he
and rs very cnod criends.\ She come in and
axed me how I'd like TO line a SEWN society
for benevolent purposesp | told her that not
KNOWN | couldn,t saw for 7 hadn't never
heloraod t,rnnc So sbe went into an OF.
nlanaiion. and wben I understand the na,ur.
If en- IeJ the idee aud said. 90 IN for
il. So she wanted me TO 90 ,ouud Win her
and ,,IlI i, nm IN the folks. and asI didn't
see a,v reason whv I should,n, nut ON NV
things and of we started. The first place
we went TO was the minister's; we thought
we'd like TO see what Miss futile thought
about il before we spoke to any body else.
Well. Miss Tuttle said she anproved @, sew
IN sncieties-she thought they was quite
useful when thcv are properly conducted.
she didn't know how il would operate here.
At anv rate. il was well enough TO trv.
and she'd he clad IN hclpuc all she was able
Ia
Navt ,,.o ,-o,. "a Dooccr cl.;r,c,'s Tho
wilder Cri,,ns ard Charity vas ,here n
srcnJ,, ,bo Joy 81 we L;scusscd the mint
,,,;,b on, all Ni,s Skinner and ,Io AL.
soon,ad ,,,i,, ,no, ,,;,l, ,ha ;lco.i,nt CLori-
70 ana bar rno,hnr seemed besi,a,en .t cr,,
hot sf,or ,bay ,vod co,t,,ro,,icns orI we,d
,olJ on, al ahou, !, o,d ,bo,,d so,i.cod
themselves ,hat thoy could cir oiopg With
oni c,i,,in a,,,,bin, moro ,l,6n ,ha;r t;,ra an
Nm or ,o,, = ,,ael onJ 81, ,heir ,oa ,e,,
hoo, ,bey ac,c,d f. i;no So Mis- ner,Iev
took down their names. We didn't con-
clude what we should do with the avails Of
our labor-thought we'd discuss that mat
ter at our first meetin, and Miss Birslcy said
she'd hev EN- meet at her house the next
week Wensdy.
When we come away from there, says,
says !, .we mustn't forget to GO to see Liddy
Ann Bull % yeS,' says Miss Bnsley,
'the old maid that keeps the MlIlner's shop
Now hadn't the least Idee she'd jine. but
| know'd she neverd forgive us If we didn't
call on her. She's Gurus critter-conSateS
that some folks feel above her, and II makes
her feel wonderful uncomfortable. She's
always on the look out for sights and insults
and OF course she thinks she eits plenty on
cm, She hates Deacon Fustick'S wife Ike
| pi2en, on account % some remarks she
hcerd o Miss Fustick's maxim about the
ostrich feather she wore on her nmitwilt-
or aiOre last Miss FuSick said aioIe ole
/ Miss Croker that she thought Liddy Ann
Bull was TO old TO arplumeS. Old moth
er CroCkcr went straight and told Liddy
Ann ont, and she was horpjn mad about II.
She went round ;alkn about Miss Fu>tick
at a terrible rate. OF course Miss fu>tick
talked back aGiu, aud II led 10 an awful
quarrel that aint made yet.
: That buuuit was a curiosity. though. blue
velvc, with n cupple ~ great lcrg waller
feathers timed with mink ont. and red nuw.
or, in the inside.
Il l,ov ,ho ,,ou., i,,o,,ovs ,bu, -,
may aS ,,eIl c,Ii ON E,r .I,,,ihe ,,r,
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