Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-12-30
From the Virginia City Enterprise.
Married Life i'm Nevada.

Married Life i'm Nevada.
After having been married some weeks.
i'll came into the head of u Young husband
in this city, one Sunday. when he had hnt
little to occupy his mind. to suggest to h>
wife that they should plainly and honestly
state the faults that each had discovered
in the other since they had been man ana
wife. After some hesitation the wife
agreed to the proposition. but stipulated
that the rehearsal should he made in al
sincerity and with an honest view to tn,
bctterrnT of each other, as otherwise il
would he of no use to speak of the faults
to which marriage had opened their ewes
The husband WAS of the same mind. and
hi, wife asked him to begin with her
faults. He WAS somewhat reluctant, but
his wife insisted that h was the first to
propose the matter, and :t> he WAS tt the
head Of the house it WIS his place to takr
the lead. Thus urged. he began the reel
tai He said: e" Nv dear, one of the first
faults | observed in You after we began
keeping house. was that YOU had Il goo
deal neglected the tinwarc. You didn't
keep it secured rs bright IL it should he
Ny mother always took great pride in
her tinwarc. and kept it rs bright aS Il
dollar
. am glad that you have mentioned it.
dear, said the wif'.. .blu-hinga 4 little; here
after you shall see no >peck on cup or pan
Pray proceed
Il have also observed" said the hus-
band, - that YOU Use vour dish-rag> a Ion"
time without washing them. and then
finally throw them away Now. when
1t home. remember that rlv mother IL
!, 4, 4.
She WAS done using them. and hany them
up where they could dry. ready for tn.
next time She would need them.
Blu-hing a. before. the Young wifi.
promised 10 amend this fault
The husband continued with a most for
nidlb,c list of similar t.lult~. many more
ihnn W. have pace to cnunerlt,. when
he declared thlt hr could think Of nothing
more that was worthy OF mention
Now. >;til he - my d,:ir, vou brrin
in me ~inrc we have been married.
The Young hou>e-wif. sat in silence
hor fac flushed to th4 temples. ana 4
great lump came in her threat. which ~he
seemed to be striving hard to swallow
Proceed. my derr: tell M all the
frult> you have observed in me, .plrin"
none.
4 Arising Suddenly from her sert, the little
= wife b4r~t into telr-. and throwing her
arm, tboat her hl~ban,-s neck. led:
:. Ny .ielr husband. w we not fault
in the world. II vou have even on. mv
eyes have been blinded hy my love for You
that - Ionr as ve have been mtlricI |
h;lvc never once observed il. In my eyes
Won are perfect and all that yoU DO seems
20 me H. br ,I,n,. in the best manner an..
iu-. VIA. >hoaIl l.. donc."
=, Bat. m. dear -,il The hu~banI. lii
n,rr rc.lIruinr AMI hi~ vote CROWN.
husky With ,.llI.tiom. . us thuA. | hav,
rome AMI foam Ill mluncr uf flull Will
To:. \ow. Il, vol tn mo some of N,
faults: know hav,. manv-t,u times ii.
many ~ vou ever Il7l or cv,.r viii have
Let in,. L,.l, IN IN.
In,,,,!. husband. il !, n TIL VOL
y,u b.y,. ,,ot a >.n.rlr tlult tiI..t ,.4n >,t.
Wh,-.y,l. ~, ,ln>,, ems lirLt in my eyes
.., NY ti,,. | Lrnv W., =, .rood- in,
'.i,i,1., 1;..r,. ,,-,.,.,, am ,l,,7 -, nn,..
i,.';n f6..' Work Of reform. and rrv - max,
n-.,lf worthy ut Won
!. \,m.,n.n M Jn,r Won knov some
,;uc. I y, Y,y,v and Iely.. Won without nm,
v..l ~. ,:ax mn town when | o,,rL
:, H.. .t b.m.. spend my money +,
,I.inI. ana .r,r. when ourh. 10 lrinr