, 1874-05-16

tlon. NOW, elt tnere, my bog+ and see erar~
! thing. Bless me! many il the time I've ~.
just the same thing, and many is tbs t1ra.hsss hGss
I've got for it." Was not that as good and h..
! thing to do as to win battle on the h,oodoe
field +: We will not cease to admire our Grnsc;{
| for his deeds Of military prowesa, nor viii ~
| forget this touching proof Of hls sinrls .na
loving nature.
REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE
The New YORK Times tells for t.uth-,a;.
anybody could believe the arraat nonsense-tb,.
lady owning one OF tha elegant mansions =,
the Hudson hns, with her two grown d.uehta,
been doing her own housegorkl And oDe,,,
and successfully, at that! She was pats,ytor.d
into the situation, however. It seems thst fo,
some grievance,-the narrator does no: p7ats,d
to know what,-the whoie corps OF servants ~.
ployed in the establishment took French 1e.7,
one fine mo4ling, leaving the family With mi
80 much as maid to tie q shoe Of hal
4 cup Of water. Tho mistress held
council of war with her dsu7|,.an
which resulted in q unanimous reso,;e n
end this miserable serfdom to ladies' in IL,
kitchen, and henceforth to carry On the zc,f 4,
| their household without foreign assistance !,
| WAS heroic resolve, considered in the lish. q,
| the nineteenth century. But it appears taa,,
|
70 bear it 70 Happy conclusion.
The consequences which eusued frcn TIL,
| novel venture sarorlsed even their own most
sanguine hopes. There were wLnlesoms ID
appetzing meals regularly on the tabla u
cost OF about half tho previoCe habitual 1ndsh.
t adness for the same to butcher and erpct-
| There WIS an air Of neatness and order pe.y13,
ing the house from attic to cellar; there VI,
| abundant leisure between intervals Of Labor n,
suitable amount Of rest and rec,e..ian.
snd, moreover, there was new al
strange satisfaction IN accomplishing
All this reads like tale out OF f4iry-book. .,
chapter from the history OF our grandmothsp:
| for have not such things ce1sed to ba Ions a.
fore tho year OF our Lord 1874? To heirbte,
The marvel OF the story, q married daughter A.s
| recently paid visit to this homo Of be, yocth
aud, recognizing the exquisite results Of h:s
mothers and SISTERS management, has actu:.t,
| upbfalded her maternal pareutfor not having ID.
stiruted the present order OF things dazns b.,
girlhood, that she might have enjo;ed tca benz.
lit Of training TO domestic gervice, sad b=es
therefore ablo to control it In her own has.a.
such barbarism; but, what will, l,Gs
doubled into tho Grecian baad, i.dles
preaching in our pulplts, md Ladies' doing
their own houseUork, this is queer "a iar
deed! at the present rate. We shall econ sss
some nberraut specimen Of vomanhood taxing
to the long-forsaken-we had almost said, lOss-
art OF raising family Of children.
After recording this remarkable occu1renes n
high life Oh tho Hudsoar the Times writes f.!s
into strain OF mora!lzlng which ws sh2lI BY 10
means echo after hlm- II singular -mirdsi
women choose to defy Mra. Grundy. and re:r4
degree to the simple ways OF their tsa
| mothers why, there il no doubt they will BE- n
i wardei by i multitude ct novel and deliciea
sensations, Health Of body and mind will u
| questionable return to them; DR.. Claltst