Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-09

| From the collar TO the skirt were lines,
broad irregular patches, and finger marks,
dark, red and gummy.
That beats everything 7 exclaimed Mr.
! Lowell.
But it isn't ALL added his wife, as she
turned the cloak around, and showed a
grease spot half as large as her haad upon
the skirt After the child was brought
home, nurse took off the cloak aud threw it
upon the table, where one of the children
had just laid large slice Of bread and but
ter
Is that all 2 asked Nr. Lowell.
| haven't looked any further replied
Mrs. Lowell, tossing the ruined garment
from her with an impatient air. But
isn't il TOO much to bear 2
Wha, did the lady say when she bro't
il home ?
She sent 1t in By. one of her girls, who
said that there were two or three spots on
the cloak, for which Mrs. Armand was sor.
ry but she thought | could easily rub
them out
Humph =
The cloak is totally ruined. don't
know when | had any thing to vex me so
much. And II was such beauty
What will you do 2
Throw il away. | can't let my baby
wear soied and greasy CLOAK. See 7 and
Mrs. Lowell again went to her drawers,
I've got cashmere for a new one
ell now. this is too hadn exclaimed
Mr.. Lowell. Too bad, III were YOU.
I'd send her the cloak. with INV compIi
ments, and tell her to keep it,
.Oh. | don't wish 10 make her an en-.
emv.'
Better have such persons enemies than
friends
Perhaps not
What's The use of your making new
cloak for Charley : You'll lead il to Mrs
Armand when she wants to send her baby
out and tho
Bee YOUR pardon. husband dear But
| will do M such ,birq -
Wen see
And we will see
Mrs. T.oveII smoke nreuv resolutelv, as
&c her mind we're FIR once IN her life made
IN not TO be imoosed nbon.
The breakfast bell ringing at the mo.
men, Mr.. Lowell dronred the subject for
the discussion of one rotbcr more arrpen-
ble
IT, d.u noesoJ ,.;,to,, tho return or
tho co,Iao ,d, .bn,t uh,cb Mrs lowell
cn,id ,o, hoIn focI,r,, sama norae;onss
And She had reason. far uo,Lipq came
nome from, the hands or the incorrigible
h,rrover that did no, shov sians Of hard
o. co,aIess a. 80 e 49,
10 ,be nax, H. urs A,n,and called in
70 NJ. tar ,o.,.bbors ,;e;,
RI bayen,, sen, homa vou, coffee No,
vet sad ,be du,,,a ranse in the con.
yersa,ioo that foIlowed her ent,ance. Il
told K;ttr Yesterday IN take ours immedi-
a,eIv and Get i ne1ded hut found this
r,o,o;o,, ~, sbo ia f,;IeJ to do 81
r a,,at - co,ao,CrI cre,.
,mro ~ - - % ~, !" ~ r,ra
III, NO matter Mrs. Lowell forced her.
selc,n cav a, ,be cost or a dsnarture from
tho truth
.Oh. knew. If vas no difference, be-
cause van d0n't make coffee regularly, re-
snondoJ M,s Arm.rd. but then. [ never
Ike u he using other peoples things
when can hello II. Besides our Kitty is
snch careless creature, that every thing
she touches is in dagger; and I'm afraid il
mioI,t get ininred. noticed little dent
IN The spout this morning.
Not 5ad one 2 said Mrs. Lowell, thrown
little off her guard by ttis admission
The tone in which she spoke expressed
bor anxiety.
sOh no. nor replied Mrs. Armand
quickly. You would hardly see it unless Ii
were pointed out. But even for so triiling
an injury can assure you scolded Kitty
well. As soon as go home, VIII start
her off with my coffee pot, II she has mol
already taken it to the timers
Days passed, but the coffee pot Still re-
NAMED in the possession Of Mrs. Armand.