Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-31

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I ASA mrepaikeble man. "a yery remarkable
man. Why 50 Iisskads sWhg2 .IIa. Is a
!. head mar, Of Mr.. So q Sos establisbment'
Il lie attends to all the ,perpiexin detaEs N
! the business; he Keeps every fbinS nnd y =
( hissowh' eye; She khoks eeervihio9 n J,
4 goes On 's'be detects any hegiiee6ee' Bfnis
llsioas off dnty5 immediately : iieA1Ai1i, OF
stop said H. for tlIislmah you are l1raisine
| Iawjll 6pd you eve hhndred women, wiahir
Speakipg distance, swho do Just eli that
/ only II is taken so, as matter of course
that nobody thinks, of ,praisinr them Or
feven mentioning II. The good bousemotb h.
/ er, for iustance, Who is ofteS at once bobse.
Keeper, COOK, ehanYbefmafd 4seamtf tfFess
'dreSsmaker7 school-rnistress,s nursery,s maid |:
1 E1o goes 10 market who does The. shopp.
| Ing !; who entertans Company. and WIN
has eight or niue children 10 LOOK afer
end who performs an her niotbertya dhties
in spite of the drawbacks ofaoecSsIobSi
sickness, with a patience, rheetfalness aud
qniet perseverance which has not its pata
kailel ainonglbpsiness msasasd., .,ss7slst 70 4
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ID II The FIRST place, your business man has
certain allotted hours when. his work Is
over. He don't genrally sleep with one
| eye open, after IT, watching q Young Child
FORA baby. IN. The 6extpiacs. ne has an
uninterrupted sduily, system in his labor
and night IL able to seeissome sresut. !.
Now its impossible for busy mofhers Of
family to 4 hayel uRinterrlpted system.-
She may, indeed, plan upen her pillow that
day'swork but can she Goresee how long
that dear lif tie, troublesome ;babyls nap
wpL be which is "a give her the only chance
she hasforl that day ii accomplish some
necessary bit Of ne1diIg or sswiRgl Can
she ward of the unluckE fate. which brings
an IDLE neighbor On a dropin. call in THE
GOLDEN hours Of the forenoon Z q Can she
build high, pen round herseif, has does a
business maniipshlscduntibg room, nor. see
nor hear what is going on 6ut, stle. thoagl,
the !childrep's piano,fortes may catch gre,
or they may begplaying the mischief gener..
aly, when. she, is the busiest 3 Mustgnot
she stop fifty times o. day no mattert how
hurried she may be, tooadjust little; nice,
d!ihcnltlnpostponabIe question ofmeu01 and
tuum between little brothers and sisters 2
And when night comes and she.lies wearily.
alo&p 'iatter all lsthis toll, te7be lbrokeRo Of
her needtul- rest bv-her- babe or Young
child, does she uonoftgB, poor soul, reproach
herself with rot having done anything alri
that day but see tothose children. Moth
ing bnt--@I shonId iikeito see afes man
who, throagh all these disconragem
and often with intevals Of feeble Health,
wodidkeep on patiently md cheerfullyl do.
ing his nothing bat, as do these women.
whom IL declare that only God and his
angles cah fully appreciate And don't
the business man have his invigoratins,
iopensair walk to and from hisl anIaee of
business 5at least twice a DAY. while these
shouse-moehers' bleach out for want sof. III
sometimes for weekofa FORTNIGHT AZ tbe
time never leaving the honse forrest, hor
changes OF seeue, or frecreatiea7 Business men!
Y Look at these patient, business t66aaeail- 4
who everthnksl Of prdising Mes, for such
common, every day feminine virtues? Not 4
That think they are praise worthy for |
worEIng on uutir they drop tleadsfor want
OF hreath to work any longer. I would |
have them take time for needful ont.door
exercise, whether they can get it or not. !
wonldsilaEe them, since they are to be the
hope aud salvation of tie future. through |
their iheaIthfnln motherhood, consider this Il
duty OF preserving and maintaining it be. !
FORE at ether dat5es2ano matter how many |.
buttons or strings need sewing son--sor
how innehsh1use. cleaning may be left un- I
i9ne'--7oh la how many calls or visits maybe
Let her'assert herself. Since
unfortunately IN many eases, if she does
rot therelis noSalvAtioH for her in tItls fife 4
lHhow is3thiss?htI tlionght you did. not y
IKE Uouea whispersa voice atamy elbow. h
Ehey have a waysin Y Yankee4Iand where 4,
and everything good came from, Of answer
ng question, by asking another. DID NON
'rer tGioao me To- alfoao any5odyto find fauh
0''N a00"'ea ONT myself. q FANNY FERN |
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l7oa98 awondSrfuliSs Made, s,insH 4
The mic oscope discovers to Gs that the +
poid on bread and Other provisions in
lamp, warm weather is dense forest In 4
miniature, and has its regular trees. aud y
trunks and branches, with their buds and /,
caves, and flowers, and fruit. II proves
hat the butterfly is eoFergd with feathers II
o beautiful and gorgeous IN their tints.
hat no painter cap ever hope to equal 4
hem each hair is seen to be a hollow, u
ube, and the softly feeling skin IS otserlaid
With scales like those Of fsh---so tiny are 4
hey that single grain of sand will cover "a
he dozens-of them, and each scale 10 turn 4
oyecs hundreds Of pores, to protect their El
mouths from being plugged up by ddst aud J
lirt, and TO shield them from iisorVaniz,. !
len by overbeat or destructive chfniness
" Sudden blasts from fhe fierce cold Of /
Sinter. The thinnest gauze of our stores \
shen thrown over the face, exposed to a II
.een and bitter wind, affords degree Of re. II
ief scarcely credible ftoin SO frail a mater. {
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