Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30

The FnsIrlnnnbIe vic.

DEAR DEMocRAT:-May be you never Thought about
anything Of the sort but II ever you did did ever you
think what delightful thing Is to have lashiona-
bile wife especially IN California where
depends upon appearances. What glorious th'hB
Il Is to die In good cause Rise early IN the MORN
ing, but that isn't going to kill you) start the hre,
make the coffee, cook the pancakes AndJust one OF
the daniicst little eggs TO lay on the plat az e TEA
board eggs are too expensive to for the whole
family dress the children and then 20 and help dear
ROsamond open her eyes assist at her toilette t her
into a chair and turn her round to the taOle' Isnt
she beautifully She accepts the last baking OF pan.
cakes with dignned Indifference, as "A matter OF
course. You put pile your own plate TIP on the
molasscs catch mOuthfu, aud hall ST. haIi stanu,
ready to attend as head water, for you VIII prODaoy
recollect that all the married men are poor IN
this country and that servants are scarce anu
want their pay. But you manage ny amt OF petse-
vCrence perseverance is not bad trait is II! To
get your breakfast. Fast eating you know Is always
unhealthy so here you are again the gamer. AFTER
breakfast you might happen to have something 10 40
and So IL no company seNpectcd you cIcar the taoe'
and the dishes by, till you come In tn prepare the
dinner; II will only take few minutes to wash them
while the dinner is cooking. At dinner unless Rosa
Dear happens to have novel or magazine, she Trips
around and sets the table that will not spoil her
complexion You fry aud frizzlc aud broil away as
matter Of course, that will add To- your manly beauty
An, ,lInnrr-Francs love would you not Ike To lie
ont this evening? Certainly. Rosa dear, nut theh
feel quite ashamed to ask ut either stable again Tor
horse and buggy. One Of the pertinact"us puppies
duns me every time meet him; and The other one
always has his horses engaged lately. never mlnu
the vulgar clown dunning. he il not tit to be spoken
10 anywhere hut In the stable he ought tn consider
himself hnnorcd by uur condesending {" ride IN one
Of his old fashioned buHgies; and positively would
not do t. there any other tn be got 80 FRAN
els love tries the dunning creditor. WIN Is rather
naughty for Of his profession, and most emphatic
ay assures Francis love he shall stop the trade UNI
less he sees something in the shape Of an nstalent
soon. But the horses and buggy are obtained for
this time and II is quiet fact that the livery man
never mentioned IL anybody hut his partner that the
horses do appear grandly dashing along with that
splrndidly dressed woman behind them. And every.
body Oh the says Is not she elegant woman
What a lucky man How they do get along in the
world. lie never appears tn have any business. He
must he All excellent manager, MfH Sds he lays up
money Francis love tells two or three Of his most
Unfortunate creditors that evening that he had been
leaning the stable men money, AMI was obliged I"
take in horse hire, otherwise he should never think
If such extravaganza. Creditors think their money
Is in the bank Francis love gets OF with dignity -
Rosa dear perfectly blessed to have sailed through
town with IA thousand envinus and rs many admirirg
ewes after her and says TO herself as she settles her
SCI IN her easy chair with Il novel everybody has
good right To living Now isn't II delightful thing
To have fashionable wife This is all about Fran
els Snipes and his elegant wife Rnsamohd Snprs my
own rs; cousin and sometime maybe Ill tell You how
she managed to get rid Of Francis loves poor rcla-
tons that We're all working people.