The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-11
rnF SCOLDING WIFE.

.atyp luUktu IoI you nearly an nOuf,
eu would bring me some catnip;
. oald make some tea for poor
1s. There she was coughing
"- .lt. and you in bed snoring
~ hi1uue to everything around you.
n. Tie men l ever saw. Some
~ seems to me that there never
.u !ed from battle ship that
wake you. | suppose you went
.l ,rAe and seated yourself on an
coping to get a few choice bits
4 .,s-a
He way, Mr.. Barton was very
,euer, especially when his
4.5 -he loor. He did not interrupt
t dra she got through, he would
p, u defend himself.
o-. AURA, as Mrs. White did not
... .e tnip, | thought perhaps l
lle al the store, as they keep
atLls there. There were a num-
re who seemed quite excited
...,raI 10 see what it was about
...., aeu the widow Loud went up
s> lning to call Freda she was
.-r. loom Mrs, Loud soon dlscov-
.... ua the stand saying:
.. ucAtr am going away with
a.. might to be married. | feel
.aug, but somehow there is
.. .e, that can resist. After
..ei YOU shall hear from me-.
cpOlu says that VIM. Warren
n III children in New Hamp-
... mes, | should think that
.. ...- tLeir families to the mercy
a4ll and going after other
got to be almost an every
.9ue; too much SO to cause much |
% II would not be surprisi Nc if |
...... dear out and leave your family. |
$50 Warren, l could never bear
RS. ot him. | have wondered that
Il. ,pened her doors to him.
ST.. Laura | am very sorry for her.
j.. $40, left widow years ago when
ea> d little child. What noble
f..l SIZE las been. After her husband
r,se,, MS settled, there was but little
..- usr But she has made a good |
l prepared Freda for a teacher.
. .. li-h as teacher and command
wages, 1t is said Mrs. Loud S
most unbalanced Laura, my
- ion her. But l am powerless
l.r- She has left nothing undone
4 - ild do for her daughter. She
..r.1 ae OF the best of mothers.
n l-n had heart for others woe.
l-uv lie 60 i'd not see a friend in
7-aout feeling it very sensibly.
uhood he was noted for his
s-s Il heart. He was ever ready |
jill. a acts of kindness. He and his
a. .ele ltared in the same district and
same schools. In the winter
., ould often be seen hauling
oel on his little sled. Thus
-. j together. He was promis-
ta manly youth. In early man
'1i WISDOM ways We're ways
DeSS' ana an hei paths We're
me oesi OF all DOCKS
l'i9 leel ana il llght 10 ms
parents cQuI4 not 40 what
Aare been glad to do for him.
lm good common school |
ld that with large share OF
lst, and well rooted and
iuel pes prepared nm 10 90
'lIo anu I'ght ME battles
ne was uulteu III marriage
'ol- mate ne col!lu NOT re-
t'Hg' lnac ne ana NOT rove
-i''-Il ~ "ieel Seai9 tl"t uls
0'NN y" moe muItltude OF
- iot loI3 "lleI men iillII!-
Nl' -'4Iton holicea mat ms
ll 5eNeloP d hanit Oh seoiu,
' ~ muse hetpihS "elghtu
ny HeI' MIS- baftoh might
'.''!e woman II sue H"u oeeh
III chllahooQ ana youth
~ q woman VINO nau more
"a lherlhss tidh lGf tlle
me seemed 10 Illlnk that
''1 uln5 Hei daughter lI 10 Work
'"NH away linen again, She
sec SOFT Whlte hands. she
-llat slfls ought to have just
iol N1ey "otld nave plenty
'Hee VI -heiI own. one dld
d." necessary 1t might be tor
10 hho" now TO ito any KIND
tt'er yeas. by oVer-lhdui-
leI Aeiped 10 culuVale sell
-s ana Ihe most her daugh,
"'"4l was thelr own ease ana
'Ier MIS-. carton was settled
d. 'neS to look after, her cares
some to her. 1t was with
Mr. Barton noticed from day
n.y. was geruhS the mastery