The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
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 Mrs. MTnggiHx on Cows,
 MEa. SeFagRins has recs~easA [ Sue has bee qaiss anweitsssr afncS New Kslt 'saay. Sh~ eau ea an "orfnl'' cold ,hat day, while sitiiag i'd the front parier It whispered that she |. rhsua.afir but ste seatly aeRies II. When the fat laan with green spectaces Is vi hin hearing she boasis loudly cs her acti,ity. Her private eiinoa ei lhe stout speetael-s is highly complimentary Speeiacies Is a uice yoaag maa, "oaiy tffp wiid." Spectaoies dees own to iorty years and stigld rhenmai-m and people ssy-bat never miad wha: people say. Ms. Serag ,ins has hnd great xpe icnce tn and m the matter Of keeping cows she is learaed as pnn.iiL Hear he.
 I've as~d to keep q COW when we lived ia Cin- cinBnatsf." Mister Reveille. 'ssnd sch gced esw. She used to cone aP as regular to her milk as clock work. She'd kaoek ai the gate With her horns. jest sensible i--Her aa,ue was 'Rose.' never kpow q how sbe got that name, Ter she was as Mack a kttie. One day kose got sick, and wouldn't eat, poor thsng. and day or two after she died l do Dtle'e eti when she wasgone. Well, we went htie while without cow. but told Mr. <. il wouldn't do. no how--Me mBst have another anu he gia in. Whenever ssid must, Mr S. knew that meant it. Welt, n few days after he came home iron market with The hnest COW and yoang eaii ever s'cd He gave thirty dollars Cor her and the calf. and two levi to man to help bring her home. They drove her into the back ard, and Mr. $. told me to eusne cut and see her, and did.
 
 l said Poof Sakey, the n'sty brute, would yon biieve, she k,eked me Her foot caught in my dress. bran span new 0tie, which cost two ieyirs yard. and she took evies worth right out of 1t, and thea h0w wicked she struck her head at nie. seTecehed right out. Mir. $. jumped and cAaRht me jest as was dropping-T wasn't quite as heavy ihea--and ise caisied nc 'o Gis door. and 1 went ia and sot down. felt fsint sh, was absnlins. ply skeered. Mr $, Saii he'd learn her some inaa- nets. so he picked up the poRek and went out, but hadnt hardly begun to get little strengthen d up aiose a rnshed my desS husbaat, hoarishin' the poker at hat icious ow, who with her head dewn and tail up. vas running al hin like mad Mr. 5. jumped into the room, but before he had time 10 turn round and shut the door, that desp'ra'e GOV was tn. too. Mr. 5. goi up the dining table sud rua into the paFisr. ths1ght I'd be safe therv. but was skeer so bad that forgot to shut the door. and would you b1i.ve it. after looking over the dining table, and roln Mir. $. oG in she waikei into q PaEos. shskn' her head lest ss much to say I'll give you a telch new. 5.s.t f.a .- "I jumped up on a chair, but thsnkin' that not high enough, got foot the top Of the large b,ns nsb On shs Franklin ssSse. sad sat sas o4hee the mantle piece. was safe there-she Onald nf reach me. You ought to have seen that COW in our par!or-she looked all round fl shs was 'mazrd. At last she looked in the large niTroS and saw fher COW, as she thought, exhibitin passion like her,elE She shuck her head and paved the carpet, and ef course so d,d her reflection. and would yon b'i-vs it. the orful bs ute weat rgt Into my mirror -the big new one had only had two mouths. boo h0o'd tight eat, s'Pose she thought she heer ed the caf, Tor she jed to get out, and ih gcing roand the room she poked her head in Mr. S.s book case--no dssbt she smeli the calf skin covers All this liHas getrIAg agorizsd. The brass mob ca the stove got ss hot that had iO sit down the harrow msat piece and hold on tn nOthin'. da- snt move for fear I'd siip of Mir. ;. went round to the tTont doer but 1t locked, and he then rame to the window and opened it. | jumped down ni f,r hAi hahu1 mar fhau rt,f my h, sd out afore heard hsr oomip' af'ef .ine. G acinu', but was i1 hurry Moe haste less speed, always ief the more tried to climb quick. the 10 ger II took me; sHd would yoa beTett rest as got ready to Jaiap down that brute of a COW caught me bebind aad turned me clear oser and over out of the ~indow We'd, dear. when l got right s,de np. they pat lookin' glass boxes. looked up at the wiader there s ood thai COW, with her heal jest between the red aud white cartans. and with another Peces O. my dress dan yiin o0 her hos ns- --f-..
 "Hu sband aad me was jlst startin' for the b' tie alley tat run along si e ef the house, when that cow giv bawl. and out of the window she came. Whiskin' Der tail about II csn2ht hr~ Tn ihe fsn- kiln stove, and 1t sarved her ris'. Ar. 5. and me ran into the alley m such hurry that we got wedg si fast Eusb md tri d o get asesd. bst had bsea in the rear long enough, and wouldn't let him. Would yon b'lieye it, that dreadful COW sooner seen as in the alley than in 1t dashed bat thank goodness t stnek last too. Husband tried the gate, but Il was fast, too. and there was no body snsids the house yard to oper it, Me $. wanted ta climb over and unbolt n. but wouldn't iei bim--l wasn't going 10 be lsft aO1e again wih that d s- p'raie COW. If she was fast, and so told him. | male bim help me over the gate An, dear, chm- bin high gate when you skee'd by COW, ts dreadful. and know tt. l got over. iot ha >baad in. and then II took n. and me, and four neigh boJs to git that dreadful cr tee cut of the alley She beloved and kicked. and her call believed to her, and she bawled back again, bai We got her eas al last. and such time, ah, dsar-l had eaought of her. Hnshand sold her for twenty dollars the day. It cpsi hin sesenty-fve eehis 10 aet hes to market, cod Mhea he tried to sss oi inc five dollar bils he got--wouid you b'isys ittlse Hssty rag was q eeantsIieit- Mir. Seraxgh.s ssid to his dying day, thai he b1eved the brother of the man that cold him that cow, bought it back Aes".. b1ieys t helped to worry my dear husband death. An, child. know ~hsi cows is.'
 The old dye agitation great al this point of her story. that sSe dropped stitch ia hss ksi 'ing.-Si- Losis Rss.
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