Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-02
GIRLS GIRLS 10 10 DO DO II)l IHIO)lUsE..WORK. !. !.

no siin,purs,lit Of q girl to do house
wor This was the fourth day of.the.
camp Il and bid fair to proyoias un-l
success. saas W =, as the former ones, yet ne
r;anss ;iping against agli all past =, exPe-
ss;a ,1;a, Il i III peeting neighbDoor ne g
felsleu siaS Il = n Worse. 'i'i'S 80 -.
GOOD lt,s' l,,a, NOR Mr. AIason; can:
you tell +me, Wae can find agirl TO
20 &c. IhonseRorkl asNN1l wife sick, andI
| !! wish TO getione Tor !. .yeek-1 am will
ing ing TO TO pay your priece' lee ~, ~, {,
"Indced, Mr.. Jones, Mats a hard
question; there's enough, 8 be ! sure, II, !
but they won't ,Ss Do housewort g eigh-
Dor Hardman,down in the hollos Where,
has half asdozen girls, but'l don sup
pose. YOU could;gst one forloveS Or no
ney We tired rEv, them !, tlme y aaa sagan,
put tney won won : : go 9s9l!; GUY; ssises:
"Good morning, Mrs, Hardman !; ]
called to. see if i could get one of your
daughters to do shousework for INC for
afew days. slSf1solsaos pa ,gssa
@O!ad dear man, why mercy on me;
Mr.. Jones, you have noidea howfeebls
my. daughters are; they wouldn't be
tough any way, they couldn't stand to
do housework a week. Anna Maria
has got desperate lame side, and we
don't pretend ;toputlheri tosdoing any
thing, g,she's 50 feeble; land Susan Sophia
has adreadful weak stomach; she h can cant
eat anything unless it is cooked Just 4 50,
she don't evenmake her own bed; and
as for Amelia Angeline, She troubled
witha terrible palpitationiof ithe,heart,
she:lcan't9 lift half appailo Of water.--='
Why don't you getian Irish girl. silis q
Here Mrs. Hardman paused for
breath, and Mr.. Jones Jon, ibade her, q good
morning m m i !. and renewed his journey: =:
Just at hight he succeeded ssia sinsgetting
a married womaan.twho, brought her,ba.
,by with her. to come and do little ba-
king and stay . day, or two till he made
q further trial. +. Z ~. WI.
This lli,,,aI deor rosdsr 4 a. fancy ,s I sketch.
| SSs INV Ia M fsor ! moment ISok a
.ba arsa. fssb1onsss fss IL sss ofMrs Hardman's
dnugbters. dan @ ANN $ Maria n m ! is M toprh g.
lnoneb mons toiliye n . dress which com
nresses rsse bersribs 4 from ffonr 70 six inches
and I leaves w for. s 10th b I lnnps r q about what
an' ans! nnabt 4, o,osonn1 M course She
conld cn1 do no bonssWcsyt susan sopbia
con cams stand 10 dance t;ll !m;dn;ght. then
read , novels till DAYLIGHT. t sleep TN ii
o'clock in the morning, eat hot cakes
and drink strong coffee for, breakfast;
beef soups, butter graysiies, mincc pies,
and fruit puddings for dinner; pound
cake, lemon tart, with ahalf dozen cups u ,p
of green tea, for supper with cloves,
chalk, charcoal, and slate pencils fol, q q
desert. Poor, weak stomach! Ame-
liza ,Anpeline is a pale, slim. delicate
creature, yet she can stand it, with
her breast bone pressed upon her heart,
by.a tight dress, so thatit can scarcely
beatl Nowonder it is at times obliged
to make o terrible effort to fee it
self Of its surplus blood. Amelia An
geline, too, is strong enough to carry
six or eight pounds Of cotton batting,
and q small 'cut Of cloth about hSr
hips, wear thin shoes and 60 bare arm
ed in winter What o wonder that sh'
should have palpitation Of the heart
Now is it any " wonder that young 10
dies, managed in this way, are not abl,
and wiling to do housework! Theii
dress. manner m n, Of living, habits Of think
ine, IL all have a direct tendency to en-
9 gender and confirm disease. Hence
SPINAL complaint, dyspepsia, heart dis
eases, consumption, etc, are the legit
innate results. 2'i'3qN s2 ~
If We u PVT would have our Il daughter
bealtbvS III rs ,,s sea tint these g and kin
dred' t evils, ares n "a corrected. Let then
lay,s aside tbe straiigbt Jacket and adolp,
. q dress which allows the free motion . .