The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-06
MARRIED LIrEIN'SE,ADA.

Virginia City Eu;crprisc.I

, Virginia City Eu;crprisc.l
Alter havin, been married some weeks
il csme into the head ot Young hus-
baud IN a ueighborine city one Sunday,
when he had but little to occupy his
mind, TO suggest 10 his wife that they
should plainly and honestly state the
faults that each had discovered IN the
other since they had been man and wife
After some hesitation, the wife agreed to
the proposition. but .tipn ated that the
rehearsal should he made in all sincerity
aud with an honest view tn lettering al
each other, as otherwise it would b" oi
40 use TO speak Of Ihe faults 81 which
marriage bad opened their eyes. The
husband vac Of the same mind, but wife
insisted tina, he was the first to propose
the matter. and 81 he was she head of
the house, it was his place to take the
lead Thus urged he began the recital
lie said:
NV dear. one OF the first faults OBJ
served in you after We began Keeping
house As that you good deal neglect
ri the tinvsre You didn't keep il
secured a. bright ~ il should lie Ny
mother always took great pride in her
tinware, and kept it as bright As dol
| lar"
81 am glad that you mentioned it,
dear" said the wife, hlushing a little
hereafter you shall see no speck on cup
og pan. Pray proceed
Il have often observed said the hus>
band, "tnst You use your dishrags Il long
time without washing them, aud then
finally throw them away. Now, when
at home, remember that my mother
used to wash ont her d-hrag. when she
was done using them, and then hang
them up where they couli dry ready for
the next time che would need them
BiushnI As before, the Young wife
promised to amend this fault.
The husband continued IN q most for
midshle list OF similar faults, many more
than ue have space to enumerate, when
he declared tina; he could think OF moth
in: more that WAS worthy of mention.
Nov" said he. .my dear. YOU begin
aud tell me all the faults Won have oh, |,
served in me since we have been mar |
ried."
The Young housewife sat in silence, |
her face flushed TO the temples and 4 /
great lump in her throst, which she
seemed striving hard 10 swallow.
fr"ceed, my dear' tell me all the
""i'7 lo" nave observe" III me Spstl"g
none
ARISING sn'ae"F from her aest' tue
little wife hurst into tears, and, throwing
both her arms about her husbands neck,
crlrd:
MY dear husband, You have not
fault in the world. II you have even
one nv eyes hsve been 30 blinded by my
love tor You that as long rs We have
"een married ! have never once observed
IT In NV eyes you are perfect. sud all
that you do seems to me to tie
done in the best manner and just what
should be done"
But, nv dear" said the husband. his
,ace reddrning and his voice growing
au-ky with emotion. "iust think. bsy.
zone and found All manner of fault with
YOU. Now do tell me some of mv l.ults.
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