Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

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he had laid by a surplus, yearly. ever
since their marriage.
She taxed her ingenuity 10 save +,
every possible way, bat wien the month.
ly bills were presented, the same sceua
was enacted, only it grew worse and
worse.
And this penuriousness extended u
himself He grudged himself, as well =
his wife and children, clothing suitable.o
his means and station, and went absu.
looking so rusty and shabby, that Mr.
Taggard often felt ashamed Of him. in.
wardly wondering if be could Ne the
same man who had wooed and won
her.
With heavy sigh. Mrs. Taggard took
up the roll Of bills upon the table, hogr,
to find enough TO pay what was ALREADY
I due-she did not look for more.
An ejaculation Of ACCOMPLISHMENT burs
from her lips az she unrolled the paper IN
which it was folded. 1t contained Use
/ hundred dollars in bills and check En-
/ 800 more.
With look a quiet determinatim IN
her eye, Mrs.. Taggard arose 10 her ft
The family should now have some d ~
comforts to which they were emitted, IL
\ they never did again.
First, ehe settled every bill Il boss,
! weight being lifted from her heart 3. 81.
did 50, besides getting frc-h supply q
I fuel and other comforts. Her ncE' Nose
was to order new furniture for The .it.
ting room and parlor, have The ball g..
I cirpeted and papered, the broken dor
step mended, and the fence and blind
PAINTED and repaired. She ihcn took the
children out, and got them uew gar
nent- from hats to shoes. She bought
her.elf three new dresses; a neat gin,.
han. for morning wear, dslaiue ~
afternoons, and something nicer for bet
And before going home -be took I'll
children into toy shop, delightIny g.
boy with the skates be had 50 often a-s z
for. and giving the girl the chief Wl-A 4
her heart, a doll and dolls wardr9b.u-
forgetting some blocks fDr the bahy. E.F
like a wi-e a. well ~ q kind mother NJ.
Toggard wished to make their rhlilhaa
"A happy one something t. look ha.k
upon with pleasure through their Wh-s
afier life. Neither wI- Der husband r
gotten 10y the aid II some Old garInea--
far pattern, she got him an entire t#
-uit. together with staff for dressing g#Ha
and slippers
Thc day ga which Mr. TaggaId
pect.d lar hu~b4ud'- return was a stss
ba.y ole, bat at last the carpets H.E
down, the paper hung, and eFeryiAit-
apple Iie order.
lie va. expected on tie five a'3
train and Mr.. Taggard st the chIllrsa
attired in their pretty new dr.--n-. - ~
window T. watch FIR papa, Will ~.
went G8wn to a--i-t Jane IN Trefa..
something extra tor sipPe-. She BID ..
iu-t returned when Dir. la2earl "..
seen approaching the house.
II looked 30 different from Hla' .t.#
when be- LETT. that b. Stared 70 o. e
amszemeut. aud would have as.fa.#
about entering bad IL MT hr.a i.f ID.
newly Furnished door plate If .
VIZ stu more a-'aus-hri wien Dee .f'.-.
"A.
Am ] IN ruy own l.u-'. 90 salG. tssE
.l-r ~ b.. Il 4eiIlt'.d. a- be- looked ar.aa.
the bright aud plea-sni room.
"Iti - th.. ne~ furniture ! bass
buying" -sid hi wife. smiling
Do YOU like 81 r
Have You l6su running Ec .H
Mary -
q" Not Ia The lels'. John IL sos
Is lfi 80 NL,u you went awas,
Mr. Taggari ciapped be hana .a.
Of bis pprk"ts
"Gsod heavens = D." .Eclaim,I.
agiiat.d tone aud manner. 90 I
4oa mt III ne frrouq JDrk,tk'
Mr.. 1gggafd Odd No. look lt u.
i-hed or disturbed - thi- anuuua .if
ON the contrary. her eouut,uan Er.
smiling AID Tranquil aspect.
" Do yuu mean - >sy sou have
il ?" inquired Mr.. TagsafI. de-por,t.
WHY. what el-. Should aD whit
John You told 10 So make tia. 5na-i ''i
il. and | rather thiuk have.
I'm ruined m1ns Ef"ane- -0-
Taggard
q. Not a bit Il il. my dear -hu-has..
-lid his wife. chs.rfuily: son would
be- ruined If Won hsd given ma tTies ''.
I amount Besides. ! have saved 'n.r.-.
! for our housekeeping expense iar a.
uaonth~. - least. | tlink you bad 'r.#
+ =sise mo an allowarea for that pua .r
fg,slra: IL will save - both me " t..'
.,rec.'
Tn ,tlllren. VII, lsad IN i.-'.
-.d.r wha, their .uattr h4a
2 .heIu a. presents frpnt ga
NJ I,',,s.r5 Io,.d his Children. aaf
Womb t,tEcut for any one h-vsfs r.
l;,,l.,,.1 .,.,,4.. heart that De- reilly ..
4 .a..ag t,t,,n sway fir ,m iho lun.r.
( -r,il..- -, ? gs-e--ee that had hren lsvE
aF.H a-4
Az. -lsen his ~lf.. approIsh.l
,L..4g---ing gown and slipper. D. r
...iv alloN I'd her 10 intner him .a
them. hu; returned the loving ,aIt
wish which -be assured Linn cha
hooked .- young and handsome ar
j. Vas smiling group ihat ef'sH-
around no cheerful supper tahle AL
a. Mr Taggsri glanced from fhe gitfta
children - tie smiling face ~ ~ NI5.
Who certainly looked ten year young
uttirei in b.r new and b.osuins arg.
b" came 3" ihe conclusion thaf thguzh
must ra-t sneihiug 20 mbke BIZ tm
comfort ahlr, oIi the whole. 80 net %
mon. bot .Epre--ive phra-e, 1T rail
y" q" not mean 20 Say thar 81
gard AIS entirely cured. I4--.#a
strong j. not - easily eradicate l
wh,n The old missrly feelings come assr
him. aud b. began 70 doleOut gruls#a-E
TIE gcaus wiih which 10 make L. i-n
Z ly comfortable. bi- wife would lsus
-ay: You 81" taking out 81 fha W.
porksf, John = Words which -csuai
have magical effect upon both A.-s3
pure string.
let "a take comfort ~ W. ~ alfe
-he would often say, ~ she laid hrr rt@t
lovingly % hi. 4" not gru1ge DGr eh.i3'.
the innocent pleasures natural - f91i
for the purpose 81 laying up fyr ih.a
wealth that j. too often . cure, .'ts
than blessing I1lrs n BvHe.
GieaniDgs and so,.sip.
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