Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-04-26

the broom and sweep under the heavy
chairs and In the CORNERS oi 'hs room.
After that viii tell you what else ~
do"
10 was = hard dose to swallow. bnt
he got "a down aud finally inquired " hat
else should be done. ID was then after
ten o'clock.
well, the baby comes NEXT"
Whats the matter a the habys"
you must wash bis hands aud face.
change bis apron, comb his hair and
doctor that saFe on his toe.
DO you Do that every morningF'
Every single morning"
He got the crash towl from the
Kitchen. made some soap snds a bar
soap and scoared baby until he got up
. sqnAll which lasted hall an hour IA
took him another bali hour to pat on
the apron. and when be came a. the
sore toe be applie.i little axle grease.
! felt sorry iuF the pour thing. bat I
was determined not b. Interfere IL
was now cloYen u'clo,k. and the gid
came In to get her order f0r dinner.
| turned her over 10 Mr. Bowser. and
he said.
We'll. Katie. exercise your own
Judgment Get Whai yuu please.
When she had gone be- said Ia mci
There, now. the work i. al done.
and ! haven't been three hours about
IL | can do II Ia hall the time To-
morrow. The idea that YOU women
are slaves l. all nonsense. Mh1. -"
But this y only one rspm. M.
Bowser You will now take the hall. -
What's the matter with the kalir'
''lt must he swept and du,i.d Thea
you can take the parlor Thea comes
the front stairs, the upper hall and our
bedroom "
We'll, I'll show you that can 10
itf' he said. after moments hgsita-
ton. and by dinucr-time he had hn-
ished the halL When w. at down tn
the meal there vas some very tough
steak, some POTATOES with the hides on.
and a loaf II brad and . hunk q but
ter sat la the center ui the table. M.
Bowssr grew white as be- showed bark K
and asked what 10 meant
Its my Judgment SIR. You left IL
all 10 me, = she replied.
"But you -ynu--'
I'D be fool 10 spend an hour over
dinner when I've got hoors "a clean
and windows to washr'
"And always spend AZ least twenty
minutes planning o. dinner " iih herr
added.
Mr. BoWser nearly ehokrd a. he
gulPed IL down. leNpect.d be would
start down A. soon ~ be- Iyit the table.
bat be didn'L lie took 20 his coat
and attacked the upstairs work. Itwas
three o'clock before be hRi.hcd. and -
he came down With his hair askew aud
his collar wilted said.
'Thers's about an hours patching
and msnding, and baby wants b. y.
rocked Ia sleep Then sou can dress
yourself to receive callers or to 20
shopping"
"l'll be- hanged II dor he said %
he hxel himself up 10 G. down town.
When | went up a. the bedroom 1
found my nightdross on th" bureau
and his night-shirt under the h,,l The
foot IT the mattress was siN inches
higher than the head. and every sheet
aud quilt was pat on wrong. lrit
things as | found them. and be had
scarcely got Ia bed that night when he
grovled outs
What tn Jamaica ais the Old thing.
anyhowr'
"why. nothing. MI Bowscr Il laws
beautifully"
l Iheard him growing away At inter.
walls all night. and he was Ike a bear
Ia the morning
Well. do you give upP" asked as
he got into his overcoaL
Give up Give up What IL there
10 give up about turned % yester-
day aud proved before your eyes that
any sort ~ a woman ought 10 do this
whole WORK before noon with one hand
tied behind her; aud now you want to
know u I give up Dsirosl Frss
Freaa