Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-12

Lolis we're ehliFeiE out OF date and too
[loiou.oos ,I Tor respect or adoption
-''''s7f, .''','''aS a4so was very good wo-
man III heF way. As a medium Of
. Coulu'u u llI'atloh between herself and
.IV sScHeqqeF 'Ae naa no equal, and
. oe'Ver ehaorser with the family bank
e corlo not De lonnd. But -Hate~,too.
was 1uil o. oosoiete ne,onS. and not
up 20 lAe limes, oE any manner of
means Another modern improve
-i'I''' vas 1"e convection that the time
not consumed in eating. drinking.
slee pug aFessihg' party going, and
'o' s.. .Ee.,u'llg, was an unmltigated
80 - oe N'ilea oF any possible ex-
Fedieht. ne other modern improve
''s "e.e many PLAYING ladI4er-
tnlly on tue piano. painting poorly in
C.I5. c.I5 u"'lI'.G gracefully flirting skill
-, SoSs 9l"S FecNIessIy, and dong
lo ,''''7 SeHleeity.
- d l"sS, my Wlie was buHun wo-
man gIo"Ihg with health and hapri-
ness, oh, the .redness Of her plump
g"~eAs ana tne brightness Of her spark.
mig gEes SHe dId not need TO re-
sIohu, N heF hearty merry tones, 10
lHl Qi[les after her health, i am very
Wen thank YOU Her rosy cheeks.
an" rounded form. and clear, strong
tones IfstiAeo 10 her weLI-being.
As a Ass my son John wife was
!aie ana jragiie creature, a. . lily
OF a sno"-hake' John said. She had
hliu' IanguId eyes, and q thin baby
voice thaJ responded family to queries
after her hcalth:-" ! am miserable
to-day and the next day would say
= l am not as well as | was yester-
day
AS married woman,mv wife's nerves
are a help to her and me- But | am
o. oPiHion that the nerves OF my son.
| John $ WIie are more Of hindrance
IMAM heIp. There Is the same diff
ference III the heads and hearts and
ooneS and backs OF the two women
Ny WLIes mead plans, contrlves, con
sIders, ana designs. The head Of my
1 son "lie aches, throbs, and is always
/ ready TO spIt. My wife heart is
a good, steady, human heart. full Of
"omanIy affections. Tie heart ofmv
son VIE IS the seat Of disease, aud
Its blood lacks iron My wite's bones
are equal to the full duties incumbent
on sound bones. But the bones Of
/ my son IS wife are deficient in lime, So
ia, or magncsla, and are full Of aches
and pains My wite's back is strong
TO bear the burdens Of the day: but
the back Of my sons wife is always
broken and troubled with lumbagO.
My wife takes for her model the
vIrtuous woman in Proverbs :-"S She
rlseth while 1t IS yet night and giveth
meat to her household and bread to
/ her maldens.'
My SON Johns wife arises toward
noon, and has very indistiuct notions
about what kind Of meats her house
hold IS led with, or what kind OF bread
her maioens are eating.
Ny Wii9 has qulck, elastic steps,
F.. and rapidly moving hands that are al
ways busy, Like the kings virtuous
I woman, "she Eirieth her Ioins with
strength, and strengthened her arms"
My son Johns wife moves slowly
and gracefully. and her hands are gen
orally folded IN elegant repose. The
g'raIn9 OF her IONS Is not strength, l
am sure, but some arrangement Of
~haleoone.
My Wlies industry IS we'll directed
/ IN a variety OF useiui emp.oFments--
'2He l"Feth Aer hands to the Irnd.e,
ana hef Hanos hoId the oIstatf-
NY son ''oHh VIE mas taste for
laAeE work. She iayetl her hands
/ 20 the e, erochet needle. and her hands
/ nOt4 the taItlNC shuttle