New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
CHAPTER VII

AIss t'sv
CHAPTER VIII
Ars. MilledOler, who was so tine-lOOkinc that
a.r husband used to call her his Duchess" like
ea this. that she looked into every part of
isr esiabshmentfOr herself, aud left her house
keeping her servants Accordingly, before starting out
Jn the expedition we 50 feebly described yesterday
abs into her kitchen to see the condition OF
Che lsrder and stOre-roOm. Bridget met her with
bIniins face Why there's where il u.s. man." said
Siheres where u.s. d y'see Just telin Ellen that
you'd 10 70 he down afore you went out. to see
bow land lay; for says / 70 Ellen says l,
&iss Miedoer says goes her pleasures afore
aAs's her duties And Gays Ellen, says she No
she don't, says She" Very well, Bridget said
Sirs hrsdoler; but first, before look at what Is
.s0ting here presents for you, and Ellen and
S'-iA Here piece Of cotton cloth. York Mills from
a T. STEWART & Co.'S Broadway and Tenth-st., the
hsd gentleman. you know, who is going TO build whole
ook OF houses for the poor" Is he indeed that Nam
This saints Heaven bless him for it " And here Is
Saoe dress for you. Ellen. from srRANG ADRI-
aud. you tell me you going 20 De married
pretty white muslin gown for yOu 10 wear ~ the
t~addns" Here Ellen broke out into 8 prolonged bub-
- Asd disappeared speeches. into the pantry.
" And. Della" said the kndhesrted lady,
eols pretty cloak from COBsYN BROs.'s Cloak
-. Thirty -fourth-st. and Eighth-ave, is for YOU
s tins place OF Velvet Ribbon from H. OSEfLI, No 9O5
IsdwAy-the very same place where Miss Augusta gets
'ss Della. and beautiful ribbons they are. too" Oh
% Della. they do bees nice ribbons, nam, and we're
81 very much obliged 20 you, nam, and may you have
ug fa ma N. and may Master Timkins grow up to be
.us boy ma N and may Miss Augusta ma m and her
young n,sn. main" Here loud wall from the pantry
broke iuto pretty little Dea's volube benedcon and
BY the united efforts Of the three Ellen was dragged out
stats Of limp gratitude and having been brought to
aae cup Of hot KENTs EAST INDIA COFFEE,
,,larsd that she never did know such lady IN all
hts aud .that she was more cordial aud re-
,shia' % be knOwed thanI sPEEK's SAMBUCO WINES.
tho best that came from either 1TE
AHEEICAS TEA COMPANY, No. - Nesey-st, or the
vrrxO STATES TEA COMPANY, corner Of Church and We
syst" Mrs Minedoler laughed, and said that really
ion was getting be quite poet, and turning 70
Bfdget she begged 10 know what there wanted in
lsr department. "Wel maam," said Bridget first and
1remOst. there's soap wantn'. That last box Of family
zap ron got fetched from COLGATE Co.. Johu-st, cor
Datch-st the time you got them small fancy
t5ksa OF BROWN WINDSOR and GLTCERlSE and HONEY
tAPs tof upstairs, hrstrste, ma'am." " Al Col
4rE Co.'S Soaps frst-rate." said Mrs MledOler
aud 80 are ). C. HULLs No. 81 Park Row, and JAMES
0rLEs Washington, corner Of Fnnklinst' Yes
lasm said Bridget "they are beautiful soaps and as FOR
ST. PTLE's SALERATUs, and Mr. B. I. BABBIT's BAKING
iOwD1gs. did We FEVER the likes Of them, ma'ami
Though do think the world OF yeast man, and despses
20 pump up my bread when il won't rise OF
itself yet there bees times when for the life alive Of
voutnt know where 70 turn II warnt for Mr. Pyes
aud Rabbit Taint good depend on 'em more than
SLOOM o. YOUTH' FACE POwDEEs and other delicate
operations ladies use. but Tor sakes, nam. there
bees tunes. nam" Here Mrs. Milledoer. blushing
3tle turned the subject by asking Bridget there
Efything else wanted Yes. man, there bees, and
rps yOu ne vexed that the CLOTHES WBISGER from
- @ BKOwNISG's-the place you got that CLOTHES
'AsHss frOm-s2 COurtandtst. is the number Of the
Nsssed place mam-s broke" d" Dearme," said Mrs NJ,
d" how that Bridget They make those excellent
Iings very strong" Well, man, II was Ellen did H.
FOu sse. man. Ellen Is in love. like Miss Augusta up
stairs aud she docs have her he'd fun Of in the whole
blessed time and tother day. man. while she was q
tisan OF those beautiful knives MI Sedoler
brought home from the MEEIDEN CUTLEEY COMPANY
man. al dressed spiek-span in such q suit The
coat give him by his employer and came from
OEyLIN s. Co.. Warren-st. and Broadway. and
also Grsndst. and Broadway; the breeches
teastwags. the pants. man, gents calls EN-
beautiful pair from TRAPHAGES. HUNTER
Co. No. 40s BOwery the west. mam. wac
shs bsN make OF FREEMAN BURR, NaSsau-st
tds hat Was from VANS, No lH Fulton-st; his INDIA
sCsBEE GLOVES. Sc, &c, from No 2O5 Broadway"
well Bridget" said Mrs NJ "what has eli this TO do with
falsn;s breaking the wRNGERi" why. there's
where ii mann, aye seef She struck up with
his nss sPerencs that after he gone she began
Anshing and crying all Of heap. and awrnging Of her
basds and sgoins on that iustered like. and
said Leave wrngng Of yer hands peace set you down
eDc Wing those elothes out And shall she said and
ne sSs dowu and beEan to wing and I'm blessed man,
En- Ave minutes che hsdat broke the aDdls clean or