The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-03

nINIsTERs' WIVES.
There is soad sense In shs folIosise
article from The Spsins6eld Republr.n,
~hirh (szys the Nevsfk Daily Advss-
lisefl ve rommend 70 ne sss<niion of lhoss
Who expers The wivss Of Minister'S 10
take The lead in every wost Of beseve-
Ienee. and 10 be models Of I'll he Chris
lien viriues: 80 ~ z ssi5sss -.
Society j. concrete intelligence. a
inde6nhe aggregate humsaiiy of .Isses
isxpeciaiions. Il expects she essd time
soming progress in al Thai 10 g.,od and
great. and an undr6ned amoenl &c service
from The wives of The pastors Of she cIhur-
ehes. fuIseslinE meanwhile shzs sI~ss
same ladies have . lively interest In the
good time coming. and would like u make
. lssile progress on their oxn hook. .
pastor is hlred 10 preach 10 respectable
church for from e3o0 70 eI. 600 yeas.
depending on The wealth ef the orgsnixs.
lion and the expensiveness of living. This
70 poor pay Tor well trained and indss-
irious brains. but keeps body and soul 10
Igeiher, though the library stands poor
chance fof reinforcemenss and The chill.
dren Tor iofgery. RI
"This hires the pastor but somehow
OF Other. people have "a idea tina, ], hires
the pasior's wife a. well. Frum the day
she enier the parish she 10 marked va
man. Her dress 10 In Be expected Of the
most sanity pstssrn. The color Of |,
iiband may endsnser The peace of ihe
whole community. and the sporting Of .
feather would call fos she service Of an
ecclesiastical council. She musl be the
best woman in The world. the head on all
benevolent enterprises, Sunday school
ladier' fairs Tor procuring asnnel shirts
Tor Hotienlois. sewing circles, Bible elas-
ses, &c. She mus, be the poli,ess wo.
man in the world. receiving calls 1T all
times. and visiting from house 10 house,
and make herself generally agreeable.
She must be the most exemplary woman
in the world. never laughing above the
prescribed key. In short. she mus, be
the paragon Of all excellence. and possess
a constitution like horse. patience like
an or. and good nature like . puppy. "a
meet the wishes of what Carlyle wouIt
probably call The Expeclasional Epoch il
the Sublime Cosmos. And Why Sim.
ply because her over worked husband hal
consented to do a most imporlanl . mos
holy work for under pay.
/" We appreciate fully the desirablenes
Of having. in the wife OF pastor, a pat
tern Of the feminine proprieties and chris
tian virtues. a. much on account Of CHI
pastor as the people; but We pro,es, 4
gainst the too common notion that pas
tors salary makes his wife = missionary
who 10 10 labor with equal assidui,y an,
esrnessness for the good Of the parish
and To cotton 10 ,he caprices. tastes, an,
lprejudices nf the parish, without farih.
ing's consideration. She has her house
hold duties TO perform, and we know no
why more should be expected Of her thar
Of any other good christian woman VIII,
has the care oi family, and toiling hus
band 10 kiss, comfort, and console"
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/ A Coed Dog.-A little girl. the daugh
ter of gentleman with whom we are &C
qusinted. was sen, a few days since 10
ncighborinx house Tor a Carmen. that ha'
been left there by her mother. The ~,
house. were within view OF each other.
common intervening. On entering th
garden Of The House to which she ha
been sent. she was attacked by three dogs
and thrown down; her clothes were torn
and one Of the animals seized her by III
J. foot. Al her own home there was bi
Igood.natured dog, who had mever befoi
: manifested any other positive quali.ie
than . good appetite. But seemed I
have spprehended the danger the chill
was approaching; his eyes had followe
her. and. with The first intimation Of III
8 attack, he bounded forward. reached tn
. scene Of action in time 10 rescue the chile
and sen, her assailanis howling. A
! she entered the house, he forced hi
|. way in beside her; and when the lad
attempted 10 hand her the article 4
J which she had been sent. he sprang b,
tween them; and in no other way coul
s !. the child procure !, than BY taking ]. y
from where il had been laid alter the famil
y had left the room. When she departe
the dog took his position between her an
. all possible assailants; and as she emer(
y ed from the premises he took place b
hind her, aud followed slowly. and with
/, defian, air, until she had regained her o~
= home. when he threw himself down
: the threshold, with his face toward Il
theatre Of his exploit. and relapsed in
his accustomed reveris.
Wash. Telegraph.
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A young couple went TO the Rev. Pa
Davis to gel married. Mr.. d. is som
thing Of wag, and by an innocent mi
take, Of course. began TO read from u
prayer book as follows: !" Man that
born OF woman, 10 full Of trouble. al
- hath hut short time to live" &c. I'LL