The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-24
VOLUME XVIII

coine quick. w men she takes II out oil I'll
churn she picks out oil the bodies Of III
HES and spIders-lhc legs and wings AZ
o so small they can be swallowed. Sh
y works out half the buiicfmIlk and sets il I
: way iDs warm place for use. Poor Joe ha
seen 80 much butter Of this kind be declare
the butter does not serce with his health
aud will not taste II. Yet his wife onder
why he does not try il, aud marvels that h
does not keep dairy and make hide, 70
y the market.
e Jonathan was q younger brother Of Joe
e and had occasion 10 eat at his brothers G
= nough 10 know why he could not eat butter
!. and be declared lha, he never would MAR,
. without knowing what his breed would b,
: botlercd with. Following the bent his fan.
cy. he made several attempts Q, mnirimcny
aud julia Junirer almost caught him, nr
there was always good butter on The table
al tea. Lu, be was determined TO know who
made Il. Oa inquiry, che says:
La me mother makes the butter; |
take lessons on The piano"
Well, y says Jonathan, 81 wan. wife
that takes lesstns on the chutn. shal!
look further"
Afcr several unsuccessful attempts, and
just ready 10 despair, no started 10 pursui,
oil stray cattle. before breakfast, and wan.
de'ed across the iorcs, into the corner of,he
mex, town. and weary and hungry called at
decent looking house and asked for some
re'fesbmeni, which was mos, cordially
granted, for the family we're v hat were cali
cd Scotch lfIsh-in religion Presbyterian
aud IN hospitality boundless.
Here he found The butter exactly ricb,-
though tho weather was hot, tho butter
kept lis shape as well as beeswax. Rs cat.
echsed The old lady abou, her housewilei,
Tor the bread vas as right as the butter.
lhe old lady said her health VAS feeble
she could do but little. and Jenny had the
whole management. lilo made some maui.
rics concerning Jenny, and learned she was
black haired, black eyed lass, OF about
two and tscniy had never seen piano nor
attended a bsll--but knew the Assemble
Calhechism could sing Old Hundred TO
ehafm--spIn FAX and dlrn stockings. and
was then gone TO town wilh butter. He 1
fingered, bet she was delayed, and when his
excuses Tor staying were exhausted he star
ted. lie Could not &c, The good butter on, /
OF his mind, and how il happened know
not. ne soon found his way there again, and +
tho fetul, oi his adventure vas he made a
wife oil Jane Mexican. Aud now one lump
OF rs butter Is worth moro than all joe.
wife would make IN a month. There's no
trouble in going TO tnatkst--Ihe keepers of
gen,ee boarding houses IN The nelshboring
villages send aud take II a, the hishes, mar.
kel price.
Now the main difference 10 these women
arises from the manner Of training, though
there 10 no difference 10 natural dispositions.
Cd Madam Sly never looked on TO see ,ha,
Sally done up her work right, bat suffered
hef TO ely OF her work as sho chose and II.
though good housekeepef herself, was al
together too lntulgen'. and like some other
molhef-, though, more Of getting Sally we'll
married, than making her fl for wife
While old Madam Mckea1. was determined
Jenny should be fl for any mans wife
whether she ever got married or not. Per
haps there is no more certain criterion bv
which TO Judge Of womsn's general char.
ac,er for neatncss and good Housekeeping
than the quality Of her butter. Find on the
Farmers table a good, solid, properly sal.
ted, we'll worked slice OF butter. and you
need 10, fear,o ca, the pancakes or hash +; /
hu. II you see n splash OF half worked but. T
ter, salt IN Jumps, aud q sprinkIlng OF hair I
and GIr7' legs. you may be sure, that If you +
board there very long, death will no, be o.
bligcd 10 van, mueh for you 10 finish your
peck Of dirt.
Ny advice is, TO young farmers, TO make T
Il sine quanon in wife that she makes /
prime butter; aud the young Indies whs rs
pife 10 be farmers wives had much better DO /
prohccn, IN tina, most important art of ma.
king butter. which smoolhcs no, ouly crust
and crackers, bu, will smooth asperlies OF
the husbands temper.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
"Feler citizens" said an Arkansas ora.
tor who mounted the stump shor, time
since" Feller citizens, did't aid in riding
Bill Poker, the backlog on rail ~
"You did YOU a,l in---iI -. .'-.----'''0'.'
-UIut I, ie!lor citizens, lick thai big
pedlar from the Jarseys that spoke dsres.
pectfull, Of our State ~