The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
know a smile came over my face, for be


I know smile came over my face, for he
continued;
ayes, give a party; and we have some
pleasant ones, Iassure you. Sometimes We
have dozen guests, which is quite enough
for comfort, ard our treat OF chocolate,
cakes, blancmange, etc, costs as much as
two dollars year, we haze bought all you
see and have mou6y in bsnk."
81 see it all said 1, call but the living.
Many mechanic spends more than that for
cigars to say nothing Of Iiqlor, Pray tell
me precisely how you I've"
"With pleasure. First Of all, then, l
smoke no cigars; and chew no tobacco, aad
Mary takes no snuff"
Here the pleasant smiles came in. but
there was no interruption; for Mary seemed
to think her husband knew what hr was a
bout, AMI could talk very well without her
id.
"I'hayo not drank a glass Of liqror since
, the day was married, except glass Of
wine about four times year, on Christmas,
New Years, Fourth Of July, and Wiilie's
, 5irh day The last is our special holiday.
. had read enough ,f physiology to make
up my mind that tea and coffee contained no
nuriment, and are poisonous besides; and
5 tried vegetable Diet long enough to like
| it better than mixed one, and to linl that
it agreed with ME better; aud as we have
0 read ami experimental o5e:hcr--of course
/ Mary thinks AS | do"
/ "But what do you eat AMI drink" | ask
cd, curious to see how far this self-tausht
, philosopher had progressed in the laws oI
r health.
= "Comc this way, AMI VII SOW you''
: he said, taking the light ard leading the
: way into capacious store room, "hrre
first Of all, is MIL which cost me twelve
y shiIlings. 1t grinls all my grain, gives me
. the freshest and most beautiful meal, am
saves tolls and profits This is a barrel d
3 wheat buy the best, and am sure thaI
"a its clean and gool I;costs less than thre
cenlsa pound, and pound ofwheat day
H., you knov, is fool enough for any man =
r, We make it into bread, mush, pics, AN,
as cakes. Here is barrel Of potatoes. Til
20 is Lominy. Here are some beans. box {
II rice, taploca, maccaroni. Here is barre
as Of apples, the bes. can find in Fulton maj
Of kec Here is box of sugar, and this is on
lc bu:tcrj>r.
ks awe take a quart Of country milk day
i. buy the rest down town by the box o
is barrel, where can get it best ani cheapes
e. Making wheat--eatcn as mush or breat
mi and all made course without boI;ing- -an
a potatoes, or hominy, as rice, the staple, yt
be can easily sec that dolar week for pr
visions is not only ample, but allows Of
I healthy and even luxurious variety. +
ne The rest, we eat green's, vegetables, ttu
~ AMI berries in their season. In the SUNNI
1--we have strawhemils and peaches, as SOC
'. as they are ripe and good. Mary will s
in up dinncr from these materials at the CO
of a shiiling, better than the whole bill
-. fare at the Astor." was satisfied. lie
ad was comfort, intelligence, taste, and mo G
,r- luxury all enjoyed by ahumble mechani
b. who knew how to live at the cost | have me
al toned. How much useless complaint
!, might be saved, how much genuine hapI
- ness enioyed-how much evil and sullerr
- might be prevented, if all the working mt
! in New York we're as wise as William Ca
gh ter.
I Ineyer shook a man or wom}n by Il
he hand with more hearty respect than when
ID said "Good night to this happy coupl
Of. who in this expensive city, are living in lu
he ury ana growing rich on eight dollars We
1t. aud making the bench of a shoemaker
mt chair of practical philosophy.
ID Reader, ii you are inclined 70 profit
+ ), this little narrative, need not write out az
nd other moral than the injunction of ScrlptuI
,ir $50 thou and 90 likewise ~. !. Sand
rul Times, msg
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ONO Srock PAPER,-The Treasurer
Wy Ohio has written the following letter, viii
o'- is of interest to the tax pagers Of this S.a
! > We copy it from the Cincinnati Comn'erc
=" Of this morning:
vas TRsAsuREn, OFFICE, Ono !
ly' Columbus, Nov II, 1851
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