The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-18
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rsusc your h..tssoa to aait q moment.
IL poslbie 10 ne.ea q hr although
be may have gai,al aa hour when q
boxer. withoul complaining, d q hus-
band be nil Hu IL l.
na punciaal Q. ciock-vork in all
things. Have araalar hour for din
nof afd supper and breakfast also i
need DC, and I.aYc thg meal Away At
lhe appointed hour. unless sons very
important eynt prevents
Never neelea your work 70 gossip
With i friend II mc cali when your
dut.e. ara Rs lie Kitchen. invite Her 10
take i seat ihoge, Or il il be siran.
ger, politely a.k to be excused, but
never give % your husband as rea-
son for late, OF badly prepared din-
ncr or tea, that sou had callers, aud
could not attend % IL 1t will be 30
excuse to bin. Better wait fifteen
minutes yourself, than have him wait
fye. by your lar,ljaess. But your not
Icing puneiaal, win not only be dis
advantage 10 your husband, but also
q yourseli--ior 81 not having your
meals all nicely prepared al the APP
pointed time, you viIl feel nervous,
heated and cross wiIl be more irriia-
he Than usual, aud II one word Of fault
Is found, il will be ike q spark fallen
upon powder, anl sou viii construct a
great cause % unhaliucss from il, and
imagine yourself after thinking and
weeping fca hours, The most mi.er-
able Of your scN If your husband
comes from tic field. tired, dull, ont
II spirits, and almost cross, and finds
you ready 70 meet him With pleas
AMI smile aud Kiss o. welcome, backed
ly nice dinner Of tea All ready and
waiting, believe lie, unless he Is love-
proof, he will come down from his lof-
III pinnacle 81 icrn 81, and meet you
with an answering smile. and the meal
will pass Of plcaanlly
Learn, ihc.b to lave everything
done in season, mad the only way 70
10 80 is to commence whatever you
have to DO, carly, Don't sit and read,
Or even sew, iill YOU feel tie time Is
passing wherein ou know you ought
10 be getting dinner. No! no ! get
tic dinner, aud then improve the re-.
manning time il reading, writing play.
ing or sewing, and 10 50 with an easy
conscience
II you attend 70 this little point, be-
lieye me, you Viii save many sisls
and tears, many lamentations and re-
piniues, and will I've far happier
life, than in indu'sing in dilatory
process q living
II is a womans duty 10 make home
as happy a. possible, 10 remove All just
cause of complaint. and o be tie bear.
er, rather than the deer 81 wrong, and
no one thing vii tend more TO pro-
mote domestic harmony than strict
punctualily IN yting apperiaiaing
to household affairs
Try il, aad sce L my words arc not
true. SARAH.
West Amcsluy Oct. 1862.
In Major Winthrop's Life in tile
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