Telegram-herald., 1890-06-14

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1zr brs1d hlg la--1ls hates taEeFs
1ra4e. Z I-st cave Ellen sLaH ne hos
SIS makes Lers% And fgll ol tls pro,-
ecl ~ ccLLg - osa a9s6 sca walked
,os--d hone, lcrgetfll ~ rae leaE ANA
-a-L sis ia uot lave 20 give Ellsa
H4Ell,g5 r1s event. - events IA olg
liFCs ofssa are. 49, ordered before So
glt kc1e. Enen sister had beea there
all se11 reg beg mother y - ill and Sc
l14s. - l1l1e lLe following day The
neEG llor4fz.s Ellen showed her mistress
10v ~ 81 .ze tLe exoel-eur b-e4l au1
rolls, a11 the heroic lttle wife suF-
isad her husband 18th some, which
b. sald x4s even better than Ellena
A mo4th passed ~, and Whenever her
husband said. a. be often did. I'm
afraid yo4 ars working TOO hard. ny
dsas, sAe always answered with =
merry laugh. Tn Just As happy
a. I can be doing ny own work.
AID aby really helps ne every day. sae
is s. good" Not = word nd been said
~ either husband oF vito about leaving
Gar1aeF & WLitbeck's Office. One morn
ing. after Goldle lad looked over the
Al VerrIscmeaIs Ia the column Of
"N4nted" IN the morning paper. and
had put IL down with hopeless look
on his face. hls Nife took IL up and her
oyo fell upon this advertisement:
Wanted r. Eirst-class home-msde cakes
ana pies. also bread and rolls az No.
81 RalstOa avenue" It's tho 'WOmen's
Exchange" she said 10 herself
They've jast opened - | read about
| IL yesterday IL the paper. I'm going TO
try II know I can DO L." aud tho
( little wife Ia aer culinary enthusiasm.
hugged The baby 50 hard that the little
/ one prorested loudly against such close
/ quartered demonstration Early In the
+ afternoon, with basket on one Arm
ana tho baby On the other, she took the
horse-cars for 81 Ralston avenue
Very nice cake" said the lady who
waited on her. I'VE will take tho three
loaves" rs sho spoke she opaned the
/ cashiers drawer and handed Mrs Hill
ton the price paid for such cake. 'Can
You make good cookies and ginger
I snaps? There is such demand for them
that We can't haH supply our custom
oFs."
III bring some tomorrow" replied
Ms Hilton. They were pronounced
excellent and as tho days passed. by
there was such demand for Mrs. Hill
tons cookery that she was obliged 20 get
Ellen back again.
Il really can not ret along alone,
she said. ''and Ellen is so good"
''Of course you need her" replied hei
husband. When the second month wa.
passed, Chester Hilton had only little
money IN his pocket Tho month";
bills we're coming in. Il was the frs
time that he had ever had 20 humilIat'
himself by asking the butcher and the
baker and candles-ick maker" 10 wal
for their pay. His wife had kept The
grocery book hidden, because IL VAS he
stock In trade and there had been
/ larger bill than ever entered against he
I husband that month. But when Cheste
asked FOR the pass-boolCs the last ia,
% tho month, she laid them with Gun
ming smilc on his desk. As he glance,
through the long list of groceries,
frown gathered upon his face for a.
iustaut-'was his wifo SO very extrava
CANT. when doing her own work?' BU
whom he got 10 the bottom Of the pag'
and saw the word Paid writer
across IL, ho said IL tone Of surprise
''Who Is paying my bIlls?'
Nobody but your own little wife
Goldie. dear" she said, putting he
arms around his neck. You know yor
kept secret from me, and so l kept on
from YOU
Then followed such burst Of elo
Queaco as only a husband in tho SAM
situation can appreciate.
'I know. Goldie. YOU have a theOr
against moaey-earn!ng wives. but jus
-his once YOU know you must chang
you opinion. Il was so much bette
than having bills carried over
You precious darling. be said. 'Bu
7ou won't have any moro OF your hus
bands bills 20 pay. because have jus
boon eu-agcd by Hunt & Slocum {
bo-iu worl- thero tomorrow at C. hiZhC
salary than I ever Aal before. Mr..
Susan T. Perry. IN Interior.