Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-19

ton, she is the hardest of all Judges upon
ignorance. Though so tenacious of her
prerogatve, that she dismissed Sally Balns
for initiating missis's bonnet--( Heaven
forgive YOU, Mrs. Smith bat do you
know where YOU might find that poor
pretty sixIeen-year old child now y
still, the more intelligent of her servants
soon find out that she is not lady ) that,
in fact, if one stripped Of her satin gowns,
and sold her carriage, and made her in
haIiltle basement story instead Of the
drawing-room of her handsome house,
Mrs. Smith would be not one whit supe-
rlor to themselves. Her quick witted par
lor maid is fully aware of this, as you may
see from the way in which, notwithstand-
ING all occasional airs of authority, she
con,riyes 10 wind mlssiS round her little
finger, get her own way entirely, and rule
the house arrangements from attic TO Gel
lar. This icing not unProftabIe, she
will probably outstay many OF the other
servants---not because she is any better
han the rest, but merely cIeverer.
Mrs. Browns household Is on quite a
different plan. You will never hear me
small domestic rows 1.-The pretty squad
bIes between mistress and maid, injustice
on one side and impertlnence on the oIh-
er. Mrs. Brown would never dream OF
ouarreing with servant, any more than
with her dog or cat. or some other inFerl-
or animal. She strictly lulhIs her duty
as mistress gives regular wages, very
moderate. certainly, for her income is
much below both her birth and her breed
inc exacts no extra service, and is rigid
Iy particular in allowing her servants the
due HOLIDAYS. viz to church every other
Sunday, and dav out once month. Her
housekeeping Is economical without being
sungy everything is expected TO go on
like clock-work if otherwise, dismissal
follows, for Mrs. Brown dlsIlkes to find
fault, even in her lofty and distant way
She is a CONSCIENTIOUS honorable lady
who exacts no more than she performs
and her servants respect her' bul 'hey
STAND in awe of her, they do not love her
There is wide guI! between their hu-
manit.' and hers--you never would believe
that they and she shared the same nesh
and blood ot womanho"d' and would END
IN the same dust and ashes. She IS wen
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weeds. This Is no slight regret 10 Mrs.
Jones friends, who see that little judi
clous authority, steadily and unVarngiy
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