The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12

4 trimmings al t;iani's. That heanIIlul
2 rayal purple wiih the erangc edge. ms a
{ lorr Of ribbon. aud so rhr@p. anIy seren-
IS Eve cents ward"
5 any d-si Mrs. wirks, lei me give
J give ron new idea. neuid seur hus-
! bzni complain IL you sheali lfim yaur
E banneis with ribdnn worth hall that sum.
anil appropriate the balsnce 20 the pur-
: chase 81 e.,sd pair of sri.s as,''
II mo. IL course he w.sld not; bat WIN.
Id like &, knaw. j. gong 10 make ihrm-
selves The iown,aIk for The sake ef graiily-
ing husbands whims,'
do !, To crafty y"urself. TO add To
your own cpmfor. NV bonnrI. trims
lnings and all. will not rosi me- over one
. dollar and hall, and | don't brIiese the
/ iown will trouble nself one b, abonl il.
Town-ialk. or no talk. you may be snre
! I'll n.ver run aboui with my fingers IN
: iags while can save The prize al pair
ef scissors IN one bonnet trimming. Nov
don't be offended. Mrs. Wirks; know
YOU really think Won can't sei along any
oiher way than just AZ sou do; but il you
will only make The et.Ii Z" economlse in
your items Of dress. &c.. you will soon
find Yourself amply supplied with a !
these liiile household cpnrraisnres. whirh
you seem so much 10 want. and my wnr.i
fnr il. your husband will not make half
the objection Ia furnishing money fnr
useIuls that he now does for The purchase
Of non-ess+ntiaIs.
4 "Now, there is neighhor Pennyman's
wife fnurisling iiiern dollar Grape
! shawl. but her girl complains that she has
TO borrow wash.isbs. weekly. and thai
Mrs. y. says that il is all VIZ. pennyman's
) fault"
n .why. Mrs. Smith. though you were
Woman's Rights womsn."
a .And SO am; but assure ynu ] an
y no advocaie for woman's injustice ant
: fully, and whllc feel ib,l III. law af the
/ land. in common justice, greatly oPpresse'
;. woman. I also lrel that she ofleniimpi
:, greatly oppresses herself. and lays l,eavie
q burdens upon her own heart than sh'
'e herself is willing 10 bear; and 10 tx
T ruse her own weakness of pDrpose. he
5 own foolish love Of display. lays all the
e blame upon her husband, who woul'
Is willingly lnin!ge every reasonable desire
at and only frowns when nnsenerous de
es mands are made upon his means"
ct "wrll. I,lon', kDow, Mr.. wicks seem
u, more willing 10 give me money for dies
al than anything elsr."
'ss lis not that because lac does not le,
at liberty To deny yon any personal graf
fcaiinn. because he feels that lie c'
make you happier thus than in any 9th
way! Try iheexpenmen,. Mrs. Wick
Tell him yon will reserve half ynur us,l
, expenses for household convenience
aud il he does mol fill your purse with
ny more cheerful heart, I am mistaken
him. Begin an the scissors, aud u
ilb makes one word u objection. will agr'
I 10 change with you fur week, aud we
ms hands 10 his.ers on your old ones.
EN- "Well. III Try ibis once. Good mol
,he ing"
rs .Good morning, Mrs. Wicks."
and
rry Mrs. Wirks went hnme. and when |
of husband came TO dinner The 6rst ihl
Sin. tina, took his attention was a beanili
d l pair oS polished .lerl scissors, not wor
nv less than two dollars.
. if CIV hose are these Been borrowi
rye again, SarahF'
do NO. replied Mrs. Wisks;"I blisls
TO eI my hands, yes;cnsay. with my
ones. and just concluded would w
) 10 NV old, last winter trimmings, and ha
nsy me good pair Of scissors lor my wo
nv Don't you think they are nice ones
lem thought you would moi care how sp'
my money!" Her voice was kinder III
I: usual.
aud "Of coulse not" he replied. No
Do ing further was said. In the evening.
.~f sseaA os going on. lie drew up his rh
by the work-siaml.
.,ter "Ain'. you going down street" s.
uld Rosina-
sin. mo. l believe not To night; like
ol click M your 'aa's new scissors, aud
go dawn street, am afraid they Will Y
their pleasant tone.
Mrs. Wicks did NO, leak up her he
css! was inll. for jus, then liule roll of "r'
nave al purple with orange edge" "cheap
.l,an seventy five cents" fell into her lap.
Ohio Frme
save !.
dul- Wealth Of the United States