Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

that his daughter has a penny" i!, 'si's
'sYes, but he would give his daughter
something, .,, - -. FL, =. =, =, :,
siPerhaps-a good wardrobe, few
teaspoons, pair of ear-rings-and then |!
Why, Peter, my ample income would
not pay for Miss Julia's clothes. Her
father does not propose to endow his
children until he dies; and when he dies,
may mot be worth one penny. is that
pleasant to look at ?" .esaii
haN0t exactly; but you take rather
practical view Of matrimony." : ,fg cd.
Eyes, l do; and propose to take it
before, rather than after Before, it
stands: two thousand a year, and all
bills paid; after. it would stand thus:
House rent. e2 500
home expenses 5000
% TEs9ssrss I and other necessities OSS OSS
efiJ 1ef 3.sg sfH - th % ~ rtt9f5Hfa A--
Hi y5asde7q 20 ao5azl5 baa 10s $4,000
Where then should i bei'' .s5sis siilI
sa..Oh! but old Pickles would do some
thing And. besides, yop put the fig
mes too high 10 aoi5ssl1l5..l 81 f'5sc,I
ic'How do know that the father would
~ MI aIy {! sn .tt ~ m l,as never en-.
Io".u 49, ms ~. uaun.I .t. 10 ras ploagnt
fifteen thousand dollars year; but he
has never settled a penny upon her. Do
aoPvso ~ NJ. pas e Ity seil neiofg nun as
Is. ~. !. Anom r.rl1 niy ls sg,L lave
Il ~ .no ules W ny M q, nhen haiVe s' 9
'uev, s.Mi' anu "nele sn'uiu 1e u
q ~ eli: = may os an So put people 90
a. lnat.ieu' so.neIow--Moiie, 81, 40 some ;.
'n,,ig 1 1nelnseives' guess, en ~,
iso' :ninLnos 2 tning NO Sady
q psS's u lnsenHs 70 no anyth1lng put
1Ponu I'LL -" .on 'l oM' eter' PGs tnat IN
vas p,Pe Guy su.oAs ~ anu uo AZ oe-,
y ts,s, NJ ~ Sd pata.., - a WI .ss : os
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4 foI.t III. :tuS.. si'1 haa:aiaZa. A5.I Ia .
..s s.'a. .nese oiowus "
PIes'g gs1Ta.ulss, VINO swarm our s.reets,
.reir s arms 50 a caiaflnlngiy,
~ NJ l"esa1 y = nuisalcfsi 20 !heir
doi;P duIianrs ,Mnen .psy ges lnem 90 not
Iel,Dsla.ey ~ Say 20 snemseiyes = must
~ ~, : sa0y, ~ esaHH anu ass spend nye OF ten
" n.lIl, o'iq, { e. ~ qoil i; aRo lb
= nuspa mus. ~ !. ,or ias' T ior can
nos eain JUG Son' ny SSH, ney ao not
.'ay tnas, anu uo nos '1'ena 70 'oe I'o1I ioad
'02 ~ Hen sil9T ~ n, YEA, 1nu u, I'll ~
70. me ,lus.fase' T. nas peen my
e,n e,.siyl s'i,o ~ noal sucn things, as tnls
.ol aa1e',sE .no iass ioI.y yga,s Oh' tnese
=, essiisi M Yali's " g nat can We 90
! ney 40 not KNOW now 70 DO q thing
lney mus 20 ssel 20 n,giie ana oay'; NOT
: cooS .las unuefssahus ls 1er business,
l1c'' es;' &c, 0ooq manners ma torpade me to
say, Wnat perhaps may pe Pafdoned
ler !, saying mere : e" Ladies, DO you know
mat nat every man mas TO see to his bust 'ls
ness oay ana nlgnt mas to watch oyer
lss clerks mas TO give. directions here
ana; NJ tnere. again ana again mas to spend
mas Mnoles time with MS men IN the Held,
% the WORKSHOP, on the ships deck
mas to work and watch and worry, in
order 70 have,his business done proper
y ana promptly, Il,ai might have asks
ed' though l never did Z: 2. Ladies dol
yo1 know how TO do anything Can
you make bread ! can you cook piece
'f beefs can you cut and make your
;hlld,s clothes do you know whether
potatoes should De boiled two hours, OF
,w'eanntys ys minutesf do you know what
your meat-bills are per month ?sdo You
know how much is eaten, and how much
8 wasted' in your house fin fine, do
you understand your business e. Ihaye
never asked such foolish questions, and
Jam sure that L should have been-told,
f had, "that cooking was not their
business. If 1 had been ill-natured-I
IS l am notTl might have said: "La-
lies, WHAT'S your business 2"03 '
Most men prefer to look forward. I
cannot myself see very far into the fil-
lure, but good way into the past. & In
that past, see that the patriarch Abra-
ham killed the meat, and Sarah his wife
cooked it; that she made cakes, and
baked them herself for the angelic visi-
tors and she was not the less princess
for having done it. Are we doing any
better now ?T1f the man finds the meat,
might not the woman cook it Or, if |
is so changed that she cannot,
might she not be an amiable and con-
-ented wife-accepting what she gets
With gratitude and q smiling facet II
am told by carping bachelor, that, as a
iule. women are pleasanter and livelier
With anybody than their Husbands. L