The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-25

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Mr. and Mrs. Smiths Head
a'ES<'TI:a" Aches, 90
--,--~-sSHeh headache as haye!'
gIpahsd Smith, as he; entered
the breakfast-room, with his hair
runnpled, his chest collapsed, and
his Back rounded out in the shape
-Sss0eFRe fetter G. aSuch a head
-tsaaehe !'s:. ',%,7.'' ~
aPerhaps it was the cake you
ale before going to bed" remarked
BIS h wife, as she poured the coffee.
s'eake2 there's nothing more
wholesome tfran cake before going
7sa TO- bed& especially plum CAKE"
Vsanswered Smith, dropping into a
sssebair,ss,sea t;a .y.5-o, f.ar~~ ,.'-.
s,.S s Mrs. Smith 'ffssiing ipdisposed
eeast thas matatinai hour tor an ar
'Sso'gumeat. assented: D s-,~..- u
- = 3: s.i1,El.a little tea, suggested she.
l.sz,s'''Teatian old maids remedy; no
.atsa farmaI = I'D q ( -
sWell, Coffee IL - T.. -.
al don't think l want any thing
groaned Smith. 40, dear! I'm
ssgoing to have a4flay oft" II y :
Is,.a.. I .Mrs.smith bad it,on her tongues
sse6d teisaygse ., =. -.
'.Well. that is the usual result Of
o night of )" but She closed her
teeth and bit off the exasperating.
and trnthfal re joinder.
Z xd9tssisnt this room awful hot, p
asked Smith, opening Six doors
.ritheit waiting for her reply,
which, if.uttesed, would have been
- that she was shivcring with the
.dasghts.xcs1 cs1;;3 Z; Il q q.
Then. seating himself at the
table: q think, ] will have tea:
Mrs. Smith 1T will be sure to up
SCI or cure me-; it don't matter
sswBseh, he adds with a despairing
stoan ssand 1 may as well eat q
piece of beefsteak, while Pm about
it-in for penny in for pound
O, dear" !.
81 think I'll como and sit ia
your rooms Mary" said Smith to
his wife afteg,the tea and break
fast had gone down. at looks
nice and pleasant here, and like
to stay with you when I have the
headache"
Mary turned her back that he
.aesd not q see the smile lurking
round her mouth at the conclu-
sasDafA9s sentence, and brought a
usiiow to the sofa for his disorgan-
lied head. 4 I so ~ ! =, ( !
'sNetsthat-no, not that; it will
.onIy-aeas samy head. o. dear!
[soiennlyl do yop know I think I
made 2 mistake in eating that
Beefsseak ?'' ,<t,' ...@ -. -
so.,Iary, with a heroism which
.shgafd pfaeegher name in tFox's
.Book ef Martyrs" did not reply,
afknew ii at the time, Smith, and
M nv only chance of preventing you
from eating was to refrain from
asking : you =; not to eat sol didn't
say so:'"',, u, =. a. ~.
Mary, said Smith, as she seat
Led berself to sewing, ,''don't you
thinkaI Irshould feel better if / had
ajug of boiling water at my feet?'
:sPerhaps you would" said Mary,
saropping her spools' and thimble,
and buttons on the moor 10 NUM-
Aptbejugand hot water herself,
for Smith = had the opinion that
aawissashonld attend personally
to these things; although three
great fat servants might sit suck
ingstkeir thumbs in the kitchen
=
and cooking their heels on the
-. ~ Esa{ts,9s Osl5;ia| .....
range ..ssica. t=t5j" J. .. '-
Sea,Psrhaps you would"
"Mary," asked Smith, after this
arrangemept@ was carried out,
adopf yea think this bottle might
bespashed a little closer? [ don't
fsslit except on one foot"
"Yes," said Mary, dropping her
workonce more, SIS that right"
"o,Syes," answered Smith, roll
ing his left eye in cestacy, as the