Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22

But he don't deserve pity. Before
marriage he cared for nothing but n 70; Z
81 cheeks, sparkling eyes and y, a ssimper-
ing lips, and lei him suffer the conse.
quences. Experience keeps q dear
school, but fools will learn in in no no
other" 81 9,iain5 rdSsfa1f 9 7sn'
But there are some young beings,
who come to their senses after mar
riage, and would !thenlike odo right,
iflthey knew how: for such i have
some sympathy, andto suchI would
likeito write short letter i'll knew
where to begin. It tsdoes me more
good to enter a tidy cabin, than it
would to step into a palace; and all
that is required to render any house
pheasant, is ohaye a right place for
everything, and to keep. everything
clean, and inlits right place.: Now,
friends, eouldn't you'd tbisi lfyou
haven't places enough for your things,
sit down just now and make a dozen
pockets, put them in convenient
spot, but not where they will be star.
ing every one who enters out ofcoun-
tenance. And now go to dividing out
your things,-pat clean rags in one,
(if you have no other use for them,
they will help buy the children's prim-
ers scraps Of calico in another, 70 gar
den seeds in another, waste paper in
another, strings, tie-thread, &c. in an
other, balls Of yarn in another, and SO
on, till youhaye each class Of encumi
lbrances TO itself then as you collect
| in future, put each with its own spe-.
cies; And what an amount of yexa-
tious labor youtwill thereby save!-
and how few things will be lost
Now look about your beds: Leave
nothing there but beds and bed-cloth-
ing, andif youhaye more ofIthe latter
than is in daily use, fold nicely and
LAY it away carefully, whether it bein
q press or onTa shelf, or even on a
loose board; foeI am not writing this
for rich. folks, but for dwellers in log
cabins, who have, at most, but two,o
three rooms. Notice the place where
you keep your Sunday fxings. whesh.
er it be drawer, box or SHELF andrighi
IL up. Have a corner or a center for
every little notion" and keep each \
there. Think what pleasure twill
be to find them in a moment, and rea-
dyto wear, whenever you'need them
Now, you have these things just as
you5would wish me to. find them werd
4 i TO give you alcall, Turn to yoqli
kitchen, pantry, milk-room, and SO Of
never stop till you get every thin
a6xed up" if ittakes you a mont
and from this time forward never
anything away after using it with9
making lift for use again.
might just as well wash out your
! ties after dinner, as to wai.and dtt
at supper-,ime. .,,,,s. Ga
There is q great complaint apt
! .want Of time" but real go:aha
people always find time enoua
They first find out what's to be he'
and then dot with their might. Fme
ladies-they are ladies-will fss,
make their beds, clean their rod dand
got breakfast half ready, before 3herrs r.
who commenced dressing attl fame
time, willhave finished taking Their
night.caps. Don't laugh the
truth! And whenever ] see Eirl in
health, rise and dress as ifsFe was
. | %
. no need for her in the wo1 ! set
f that one down for o useless Yng. i
don't want to see clothes pised on,
but it doesn't take d smart oman q
, week to dress neatly!s III
t Rise early-look up tohTen with
a grateful lheart-ask for fem TO tit
: you for your duties, domeit, moral,
, and religious-lhen think hat is ne
9 cessary to be done-layyof plans a'i
: cordingly, and proceed With .he', !,
!, cheerfally. Ifsyou are 4appointd
9 nanythiug, don't sit dowTand ery7t
d bout it. Look on,the bri bit side. y
Q might have been worse. Go ahea Al %
I you ii will soon forget it and md II u ? n
: the world will look Just IS well to va
i as before. as!igy An'.csi
Ishould like-to. say q little abat
! your husbands. No loGbt you hsYeI