The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-15
- @TIPTON.sIQW-A.EE EERRUARY Is. 1872.
JOHN ooLDIHo1 MIRROR,
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JOHN 0oLDlH01 MIRROR.
aJsxas5 i.ll.,
w0hsroAss soaszpsnVA Who asemAn
hessansuns0 - na1ne anni1. i To
this class bslonged Jehn 0olding.
Not that hs was in gsnslAl An III. tenn
psrsd man, bat thess w(e soms days
[lwhen svssything aSoparsd to %
wroug with him. Ds6aeu tsos6lss,
whsnsvsr they moissesd hlmi wsrs
suss . b visitsd spon Ne villa.
ens, p6sx wou1sa, wasAasu .wess1sg
ana unsomplaining. Her hss6andss
fsetsnlness grievsd her. and oll1n
brought on 4 6t Of weeping, but neyss
induced sseAlhtlsa.s Stxhat ~ IN
grewalss - Qeliie6, antli he had
become what be would have been
Sefy much surpriosd to BE- charged
with, source of. 1eAApplness, to his
wife, and hia pre- ~ 10 longer
Iose14 44SseR d&S1lsk ~ 60 with
|s1he ese1 potiae selling. Had
he known this, he wonld doubtless
have Isit inuch sgrIsve but bis eyes
ysseaat apen to his esa prsvailing
lhAalG = aHss ~ - su
Let msYlvs an iliusssaeion 81 his
mischievous propensity.
One day hs came home frstted and
impatisnt He he'd just received
tidings Of > recent loss, which, though
not large or important, was set vexa-
eIo0s % IN loases are. This wss per
haps more % than usual, oecause he
could easily trace It to his own care
When he sntsred his yard he found
ehat thegats he'd been lelt Opcn. TN.
DER the influence u different feelings
he would have quietly closed II aud
not suffered 1t 70 remain in bis
thoughts. But when one 10 already
vexss, 4 ngdlsssi.ssIe q sii to the
vexation.
Accordingly Ire slammed 1t to with
vshemence, and entered the house de
termined to call somebody to account
foe4hs dssslictions The aut pesson
hemet was his Win, ard 20 her he II
once bEoke ent: ax
"How do1s Il happen thst the from,
Nae@ie lskpees, kFha : ~ e
k19f 81 d3sper1 lily y Js&.s
saods Aa6w, 4sm $50, ,JNha, y
anawsrsa i1ie Mife. = | dass say Il
may have Ebeea sssme boy in the
street."
Aose likely it y some one inl the
aouss, ]" saiahe husband, determined
to visit tlss blams spon hs wife.
II don't think any one has l,een out
- Observation-Disclosures. put
Eok1hA boat ~. aince yop wsatl iu
the morning"
Mr.. G6sdhe wss s0v compelled q
attribute the act 70 the boys In the
street, or else charge himself with It,
which of course he had ~ misd 70 DO.
His ingenious mind devised Aoother
tack upon which he might sssaA his
wife.
Well" raid he, ifit was the boys
IN the street, they wouldn't ( b allowed
70 NEEDLE with The front gate II l was
Ut home-I hope should have snssgy
snough to see tottfne much."
Perhaps, John" said his wife,
mildly, II you had dinner to get and
the house to take care OF, yoa wouidn'l
find time to be looking out Of the win
dow
Ny business Is ss complicated ~
yours. should imagine" said Mr..
Goldiog. with some contempt, . but !
dnd no trouble In attending to all the
Details"
just at that moment there came to
his remembrance the fact that II he
had been attentive as he boosted, he
would not have experienced the loss
which had that morning befallen him.
Accordingly he thought il bsst to
change the subject.
/" Why isn't dinner ready?" be In
1quired. Seem, to rne II IL always
behind hand.n
Its all ready to bring up, John" I"
said his wife.
/" We'll, let me have IL ~ SOON %
possible. Ny time IL Of too great val
ue to be wasted in waiting for din
ner."
Mrs. GOlding went out, and busted
herself in assisting the servant to lay
the dinner on the table.
"What, roast beef again to-day ?"
demanded John Golding, surveying
the principal dish with a ominous
frown. should think you supposed
there was no other kind Of meat but
beef Beef two days in succession Is .
little too much for me-"
7" But. you know John, we had roast
mutton yesterday" said Mrs. Goidiug,
mildly.
!" Well, then, 1t was tlie day before
that we had beef. II makes little
difference. II Is altogether too soon u
hass1t sgaln. Iwisi you wosad be .
little more considerable, Mary"
This was said With IN lnjursd Ais, ~
n Mrs. Golding had really been actiDg
In very reprshensible manner, and
stood in need Of . rUbuke. Hut with
out . word Of reproach. although she
was grisvsd 1t the fsult findIng spirit
OF her husband, she said, BY way oi
explanation
!" The fact Is, John, the butcher hsd
no other kind Of meat except sAa,sAgss,
and those you never eat. 90 was
forced y DO ths best I coUld.n
This remark gave Mr. Golding an
Opportunity Of induiging IN N iavsc-
tive against the butcher Tor conduc.
ting Aisr business with % onlpabls q
lack Of attention to variety.
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