National opinion. [volume], September 14, 1866, Image 4

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his tall fizun. ho lifeline i;n anil !
placed me on the sn.lil'e.
Jupiter am t mat a frown: ou
wee iuite, how can you rct so much
fixings on one dress V
Do you like it, Gerald r
Likoit! Ami that lint! Whew!
won't the Woodtown folks stare T
They did stare. As we cantered
through the main streets, windows
Hew up in nil directions, and 'Did
you ever! 'Well. 1 am heat! Ain't
that a iM'auty V fell from lips on
every side. Gerald enjoyed it huge-
ly. Ilis eyes sparkled, and his l'fps
curved in a thousand mcirv twists
as he bowed light and left, muni'
times reining up to speak to an ac
quaintance, lnit in a moment gain
ing my side again. It was a glori
ous ride, and we came home to a lad
tea, hungry and tired, but in liiijli
spirits.
Amy ! Amy !'
It was just after midnight when
this call awakened me.
'Amy, get ii
I
sick.
verv
icic r
There was a (one of real suffering
iu my Aunt's voice, and I sprang
out of bed and lighted a candle.
She was lying with her hands press.
eil over her torehoad. her face ashy
pate, mmI her u hole trame trembling.
4 What is it, Aunt Fanny V
'Oh. I don't know ; I'ni cold, so
cold, and my head aches fearfully!"
She shivered as she spoke, ami I
felt really alarmed as I looked at her.
I dres.,ed myself hat ily, and tln'i
knocked at (ierald's door.
'Hey! What's the matter?" W
cried.
1 Yo-.u1 mot her is i!l !'
11 1 he in in two minutes," in- said,
and I heard him bound out of bed
on the floor. He came in very soon,
and one glance assured him', as it
had me, that this was something
more than the usual nervous attack.
I'll go for the doctor. It is nearly
two miles, so don't be alarmed if I'm
not back soon, lie patient, mother,'
for she was shivering and moaning.
' I'll Im here as soon as possible."
I heard his horse's hoofs die j
with a forlorn, deserted feci in but
.1 I a ... ' ' :
uie snivering lorin neiore me st lai-d
UP niv ener'j-ies. I drew tw,. ! ..,,,.
blankets from a box beside the be7
and ran down to the kitchen fire t
neat tlietn. then ransacUiiie- all the
closets, I found a hot fie'" labelled
brandy. I'ight or wrong, 1 was de
termined to warm the invalid, so I
mixed a strong dose of brandy and
hot water, ami made her drink that,
following up the prescription by a
vigorous rubbing and rolling iu tin
hot blanket. Ilel'ore the doctor arrived,-
she w as fast asleep,
' Pretty well for an amateur," was
the doctor's laughing comment.
Why deny who is this .''
lie had caught a good view of my
face as he spoke.
Aunt Mary'sdaiighter!'
' Yes. yes. Amy's eyes, lips and
hair, l'oor Amy, 1 knew her moth
er from the time she was a baby till
she went to town to teach. ' Ah.
well! she was a lovely girl.'
My dear, delicate mother, how
they all loved her. I looked up with
full eyes to (he kind old face; lu!
before I had time to speak. lie turned
to the bed.
Chills and fever." said he in an
swer to (ierald's question; but
thanks to Dr. Amy, I Ifope it av'iII
not turn out much. Keep her quiet
for a few days ; I'll eail iu the morn
iag.' ' You are not going home to night,"
said (ierald.
' No, Indeed,' 1 echoed. 'I'll have
your room ready for him in live
minutes, (ierald,' and leaving them
together, 1 went to my cousin's room.
The bed clothes were, tossed down
in ii pile on the lloor, and although
Mrs.Jjeslie says we inusn't say hiiixh
I ain afraid there is no other word
will describe the state of (he bed.
I had never made a bed; all mv
work here had been iu th down
sta!rs depart nieut bill I was defer -
miiid to makeiaMed; so 1 went t
work. I am very small, even for
seventeen. Many a girl of thirteen
eouhl look over my head, and 1 am
"slight as well as short. Fancy me
then, trying to reach up to an old
fashioned, high bedstead. 1 scram
bled up until I stood on ihe bed. and i '' "i'','.v
heat .it tin bv dint, of kii kin r it nml ! the day
plunging into il. fill the feathers h.
in a great round hall in the centie.
Then, still keeping my sland on
the mattress near the foot board. I
dragged up the heavy sheets, ihe
blankets, pillows, and bolsters, fi.
ing the latter into their places that
I might not step on the leal hers. It
Avas a iieer looUitig lied ; Imf I did j pai n logei ner. Al v.Iear lalher eaine
not slay to admire it, and all tliished 'ln in answer fo fieiald's loiter,
ns I was, I went Lack In Aunt Kan I M(,,'l af the farm lionsc de
n.v'H r.Miin. j eided hiin. A lirave honest heart
(lerali'i tool; (lie doctcr in. nml I "as what he most wished in his lit.
'oull hear the sniotheicd langlit.-r
which greeted my elV.n ls.
4 hooks like an enraged snow
' bniik with its buck ii..' said Ierald.
'I shall lime to roll myself into n
tight ball and jump into the middle
of it,' sai.l the do' lor.
Like a (liifeli bed whore your head
iir.d l'eet stick out at Ihe ends."
Ml would be jolly if 1 could roil up
like n snake, now.''
Mentally resoking to tarn ui.v itt
tenti.ifi to lied making at the earliol
opportunity, I threw ni self .low n
U'si.lc Ann! l'anny to wiitch her.
I beard (ierald go down stairs to
finish the night on the settee in M.
kitchen, niiil,ercepiiig info the enti y.
tossed 1 wo pillow s and a blanket
down nn his head as he passed lm
der th1 baiii.-ler where I stood
'Tliank y.ni,' he said, th. g
'inn over his nun. Yoiinre a yon. I
; riiiun oi piecjiy ioiks, iiiiii Willi a
snucy latigli
over (he recollect ions
nf Inn own bed, he
went into the
J-ilehen.
I needed lio call to send Ine dow n
f'.nirn in the iiiorning, Iml leaing
Aunty still asleep. I nintnged my
dress and went into tin kitilieii. j
ci..l.l was up In-fine me. :iul we,
lireiuire'i together, a most substan
tial breakfast, lie lore the doctor
made his appearance.
Well, niu.se,' was lijs uTi'eting,
how's v our patient V
Still' asleep!'
4 You must have made her tody
pretty strong,' he said, w i'.li daneing
eves.
,1'' a If'1 ml provider,"
iera!l; a lien sh- cooks rice.'
V' instance.' j
j ' N'ow Gerald !' I cried. i
j ' Don't mind him." said the doctor ;
i 4 what splendid collcc! Yoitrs.Amy V
Yes; Gerald taught me to make
it. or lalher to grind if.'
There is no great art in that,"
said the doctor, taking a cake from
t he pi!o before him.
'It don't (vine naturally, though,"
I said, gravely.
41 must go ti Woodtown this
morning. Amy, if miii can get along
alone," said (ierald. 'Can you have
dinner later, sav two o'clock .''
4 Yes. glad of the extra time.'
The doctor left mc some powders,
with directions about diet; forbade
me allowing Aunt 1'anny to rise,
ami promised to eail the next da .
Here was a predicament, (ierald
Aunt ' aimy asleep, and 1 to
I'1" l'"' work. One week of er-
! I;"'1 gi'l duties had by no means
: piepared me lor the whole respoiisl
; Iiilily of the house, and 1 felt rather
! dismayed. Fortunately, my Aunt
; had a woman ; t ake her washing,
i and I had a supply ,.f clean clothes
j to start on. One net k hail drench
i ed two wrappers, muddied two.
greased tlir'-e tiiu-iiii drcss-. ami
, made u mountain of soileil things.
never jms-ed the stove without
cam ing ol'a reminiseem-e on my
dress, the pots ami kettles left tl a-i's
of an ae,iiaiiitanc( ship on every
thing of mine (hey touched; mid
washing dishes invariably deluged
ine with pi-easy w.iter. 'had left a
piece of trimming or muslin on sev
eral nails, and the woodshed bore
. j lloating hauliers m noiior of ie
iwav ! l"iimis wrenches given to my dress
es or si, iris. A month ot t'ns lib-
i ""lnl1 himac me a waiting rag-na
.1 ... .1.. . . ii ,
hir I
had no materials iu mv
hut ward robe
Never mind !
lit for t he warfare.
I Hniier wasfo be cook-
e l. and I was to perform the iak.
.terry had phvked a pair of fat
fowls I he night before, and I knew
that Aiuily intended them for din
ner. I looked at them as they hung
iu the spring house, wondering how
you did conk them, when I remem
bered that, we had had roast mutton
a day or (wo before. I had seen
that prepared, therefore I poii'i!
cook chickens. Their heads were
o IV. so U-avried t'leiu up to I in- !io"-e
to roas!. I washed tin m very clean.
mm mem in Hie dripping pan.
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"I x i. .-.mi. I, .III, )Mt UICMI, ,U
mi salt and
in t he pan,
the oven,
could cook,
them villi
pepper, put some water t
and shoved them into i
( 'abbages and corn 1 !
so I r sol veil to serve !
the chickens. This oil'!
my niiiul. I went to Aunt Fanny's
j room, isae w as. awake, complaining
I of headache and sore throat. The
I doctor had given me din ctions for
J Ihe feverish symptoms, so I gave
I her a powder, ami fold her she was
i to lie siill. All my Helical skill
! was exhausted, when I mixed sonic
vinegar and water to lay on her
ton-head, but the grateful smile,
w hen the cool bandages touched her
hot head, was my reward.
(ierald came in about I wo o'clock,
and dished up my dinner. The
fowls were brow ned to an exquisite
color, and looked delicious and we
sat down contentedly.
' What is it, (iera'i.1 ?'
His old (winkle was in his eyes.
'I guess you forgot to draw' these
chickens.'
1 Draw them ?"
' i es. take out (heir internal
chinery.'
rna-
I beat a has! retreat
lip
tans
! ''''' 1,1,1 com.-down again. How
1 1 era id dined I don t
maiie niv 1 1 i 1 1 il'o.i
illlilV but I
lie left im.
cm Ilmii...'. '
The n.-vt .fi'v ii o, , 1 ...I
country woman came to take mv
Aiiul's place, leaving me free from
nursing duties. It was not nunc.
My Aunt grew worse as i
Irew (o a close, and the 1
Iliolit I'ollllil lier In i l.i, I, ,l..t:
lever. I'otli' weary HTcUs of w -licit
ing ma.le niveoiisili iiml I Cliwc, dear
Mien.is.aa.i wneii at last iheinvalnl
uas al.lelo sit i,,,.,,,.! .,IV coaver-
sat ion. v.e liail Icarneil flint lile
looked lii igltnoits liofli only on eon
dition that vc eoiilii pass .-il. in" its
j ,.1'' gil l s' l'iai.-'tir. una he said, tear
tally, 'so good a son must In
a good
hgslinml.'
Aunt Tallin .-; remark was all her
own.
Well. Ani. Jerry's a good boy,
though how itn:'!) vwv keep house is
11 pii.xle i ; Inn 1.S(. things
have to In' learned. I'd be over old
to begin, but you're younger than I
am, so Mai may peilmps eei aloii".'
c .in -get nioiig.' tor Herald is
very Mint lo me, and will not allow
ine to be without servants, thoiioh
1 liae leal ned much since that
I even) lnl summer. Whenever niv
j husband has n lazy (It, or, what is
much more common, a mischievous
i one, he sa,s, v-ith the old merry
, I w inkle in his cy i :
I ' Amy, Mii m ill do that vou're
.
, -.dinger than I i:ia,' and my broth.
em have canglit (lie refrain 'so nccii
! i.itcly, that whenever anv of them
" " isii us, i ain sure to hear
'A'n.v, ymi'ir younger than I inn.'
Kecj. cmvl'iilly ,.t,f ,f ., fiuarrcl
some peisiiii's vii, and still more
ear. l'iilly nut of h
ways.
I wish you could sc our Knpli just j
for one week. In the first place, she ;
is nlw.ivs late to luvakfast ; she ncv- j
er combs and ties up her hair, laif!
only yives it a smooth and a twirl, !
sets in her eomli awry, and so nmcli
is completed. Her dress has gener
ally two or three green spots on the
front lnvadths, her shoes aie down
the
her
heel.
than
and
wall
Heidi's about
Slic is loo
lazy to open her windows to air
''' !
chamber; too incHe-ioni to throw
back her bed-clothes; she yawns
over her breakfast, looks over the
morning papers, and reads the mar
riages, tin' concert notices, the pl.i.vs
at the .Museum, and then Mis over
the parlor register with a yellow
i:
covered book of the la-t trash liter
ature. Well, this pretty piece of
i ' i a v is lit no married to our i om. !
: She goes into her nicely arranged j
! bedchamber, which the maid has so :
; nicely put in order. Heavens! how j
I it looks in a few moments! stock-'
; ings thrown helter-skelter, a pair of
i bonis, both st ri ngless, and worn
i threadbare, the morning dress left
ijust as she dropped ouf of it, and
her old faded skirts all tattered
I about the bottom. Her brush is full
1 of hair, her comb looks black as ink.
her toilet cover isdaubed with "Mac
! cassej-,' bear's oil. and rosemary, lint
she is now dressed for the parlor,
ready to receive Mr. Wood fun. Her
hair is combed over her ears as
smoothly as if a polishing iron had
flattened every stray lock, herdres
is all neatly hooked up. and what a
trim little lorm she assumes i Her
boots are hemmed close, and she
holds the identical piece of milling
in her hand to hem, which she be
gan a month, ago. Her mother
speaks of Sophia's indus; ry she is
afraid she will sew her lile out of
her. She was thankful air. W. call
ed to invite her to the eveniio.-eon.
cert. And previously to going there
dressing takes place, ami herr..iuu
again looks as if F.etllain had broke
I loose, w hieh only makes three times
' a day hereiiambrr-m.iid is called to
j put things to rights. And the vott
! of all is, our Soph is expecting to
marry Tom, whose father is a rich
i man. but has put his son to a eleik-
ship at the sum of A5(iu per annum.
TiMii. do take another look be. fore
von leap just one more my good
I fellow, take off ihe linger i ings, take
j out the watch, and loo!; at the un
! mended hos,-, 1 1 1 up the dress, and
'seethe holes under Ihe arm ; take
i oil' the ribbon around the nei k. and
I see how greasy il is inside; and, as
I live, the handkerchief isn't hein
, mod. Whal a wife yoti are getting !
; Think, of l.ir management h-w
' your Vuiits and dickies would be
! folded, your stockings darned, vonr
i pants inemh
,
your rips sewed on
With your salary of
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live hundred all spent iu three
months of housekeeping, and y ou,
w ith your linger in your month, ask
ing your father to lend yen a thou
sand or so.
! Tin: Dn.uir.NT Wo max. She
! risi t i in the morning befime.-', as
; Ihe lark singetii to his mate, so she
: m.iketh a joy ful noise in her house.
She shaketh up her bed. and beat
; eth the pillows theveo-', and like a
I an eagle stirn th up her lest, so she
i stirreth up the fcai hers. and spread
jcth out Hie sheets, and layetli the
1 blankets apart.
! .nc niyetn her ii.rn.s ;
: tub. and rubhe; h upon
j in. iking ele in ! he I'm"
; hands take fast ho'd of
' I" w .i .Ii
I lie boavd,
ineii ; hci
the w i ing
the waP r
i er, and turning (he c-aii!
is pressed out.
j She clotheth her
family w ilh pure
j garments w lien s
' suiooi ii w i t M a hi
ie lias maiie them
t iron, aiel by n-a
i son ihci'cof her husband is made
comely w hen he sif let h among the
j chief men. or walketh in the market
places.
I She kneadeth mi i It hi ii a-nl li-.l..
th a goodly cake for her household,
eei one sue giv cm a piece
i'd 1'iead, and butter of kini
She jirovideth her dii r iu dm
i season, and her supper laih t h not.
when the good man lei nrliel h at the
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cnuoi iiienay, weary wpu Ins la-
bnrs.auil the strife of men.
She looketh wa ll to Ihe ways of
I"'1'
lousehold, and seornelh
th.
'''" ;v",,,;1" wif1' lelieate haii.ls,
j ,vl'" ''''''' hvi- :u"1 '" ' sei -
j '- . ..
. .. , , ,"'"' Sl' -v 'H' 1h':i111"1
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i to wander in torliidden paths, hy
j reason of her discretion. Yea. he
;lovelh her. mid like cooing doves,
, they v als logcCier Die v.a, of life,
bike the Intsy hee she ciinl inilet h
.1 : i : - . 1 1 . i i .
ouigeiu inline .ia long, am
4' I ..1 ' . .
I i.'iison oi nam worn ner hones do
; aelie, ct S;H. coinplaitieth not, n.
; eause she dot !i it w illingly.
I She is modest in her apparel, and
; bringefh no shame to her husband
by reason of unpaid hills for cosily
1 leathers, or inaliia smiling, or friy.fy
w aterfall of dogs hair,
j She obeys Ihe' Voice of na' nre ill
. Ihe 'i rcit m fereiiee of her waist, and
niake.s but a. moderate spread about
her nether limbs. She is good man
i nercd iu the cars a rare m-eoiiinlisli
lnenl ! Shi
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belimcs, giving the street to men's
feet, without molestation.
She h a keeper at home, not cad.
i ii ma ii ii i er . 'eii.i
dillg about, revealing secrets she
ought no; to, but rendy always to
labor iii kindness, and charily.' and
j good works I'.okIo,, Puilji Admit.
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j The story thai .leiiny land was
i hissed in I'mdon wiisiv falnicii..!!
It is estimated that the corn crop
in Pennsylvania will reach, his vcltr.
nearly .'fi ,oim,imm bushels.
Mis. Aloii.o Iliehardson. of Ciin.
ton, .Maine, hung herself with n
skein of nrii on Saturdav lusf.
Flock I'kimng. Among the
many needful rules which every
tloekuiaster must never lose sight of,
is this: Always keep your best
ewes. This is the fundamental prin
ciple which must guide yam in all
your labors, if you expect to carry
the e:ecllcncc of your Hock one de
gree higher each year. The reasons
for '.his rule are almost too obvious
I ) require mention. Will anv man
need to be told that if he sells his
ewes, the buyers will have better
sheep than he 1 If a man wiihone
hundred ewes, Veils the ten best, it
may take him years of careful breed
ing to get more as good as those he
sold. Jiaiiv cannot resist a lemiil-
ing offer for a good ewe, but it
iiould be remembered that when
you sell one such, you sell with her,
. . 1 1 i. ,-.1i11.,kii
increase for the lu-
fine. When yon have succeeded
in bringing your Hock to such a de
gree ol excellence that , you will not
notice the loss of a few of the " num
ber ones," you can sell from the. first
class ewes. Hut as you must sell oil'
the yearly increase of the Hock, let
j such be selected as you do not wish
to keep, and the present is the best
I time of the year to make that selec
tion. The winter is the test of the
I sheep's const it utti.n, and if you have
I watched your Hock with care, you
I can at this season, very quickly' se
I lect those that fail iu the necessary
I ig"i' and staunchness to imilke them
good breeders. Let all such be pruu-
ned out. Fat theni for the butcher,
j or sell them for what they wilt bring,
io mose w nose means will not just
i now enable them to buy higher
I priced sheep. Set aside 'all that
j have objectionable qualities asbiccd-
ers. and put a mark upon them for
i ful lire disposal. A sheep may look
j well, she may be stout and hearty,
j but at the same time she may breed
; badly. .Make all such into million.
Cut them otf asyoii would useless
i limbs from your fruit trees. You
I can't nlhu u ,o keep such animals any
more than you can all'ord to have ii
: frog pond in the middle of an acre
of good land. The man who makes
his selection of sale ewes in the au
(tllim, will oi'iea cheat himself, for
'the reason that many poor breeders
ami poor muses will I.m.'k stout and
plump just (hecaus" they may have
j starved ih. -ir lambs. suggestion
on this point is enough for any care
I ful lloek-inaster. and a moment's re
thvtioii will show, any one ol' I he im
' povt-aaee of attending to this matter
iu the proper season. .V. . i'lti'nn r.
j SKI'i r-MllF.!!, W.U.MC. September,
! the lirst of the Aiilninu luontlis.
I brings wiih ii new asiie- ts of t he
jyear, and a m v class of duties upon
the farm. Ti is and tin- following
months alVonl an excellent time to
j commence improv emenls on build
lings, in in the lichls. which may
j have been long anticipated, but not
, eomaieiiced.
The first ilutv. however, aft. r the
' loi! and hurry of hay ing is over, is
j to make- war upon the weeds, that
i have sprung up smoo the last hoe-
ing. .Vol one of these should be
l Tr slanding. because "one year's.
; seeding makes ten year's weeding."!
liye crops should be got in ;ls ear
, ly in the month as possible, if not 1
already sowed.
Ihaigli hind, intended for co, u or .
polaloes, may b- broken up with
1 great advantage now. The grass
1 upon it, and the roots-it contains w ill ;
ferineiii and rot Ihe sward much
quicker than if left until the wealh j
is cold. Innl treated ill this way. ;
and cross plowed in the spring, will
be lighter, and the crops upon ii
! can be mine easily hoed than if I In- j
plow ing were done hue in the fail. -
' or any lime in thespring. Warmth.
: with moist ure, causes rapid f.-nneii-
tat ion and ilecav.
I- ' '
The potato.' rot has made its ap ;
I pea ranee in Iowa. I'pon close and
i repeaici examination, it lias been
; ascertained that a small insect in
tiie vine of the potato is the cause
J of the mischief. This insect is very
; diminutive in size, and is generally
j found head downward. It is sup
posed to enter the fop of the vine
j while i is tenderai.il growing ra
pidly, ami works its w ay don n into
the potato while very small, ihusdi -
polling ill. genu ol me discus.
i liieh levelo.s itself us I lie jMitntn
; enlarges anil inatiiies.
i I hi; IIkssian I'i.v. A m
! farnier sa s fl.e ra, ages of Hi.
item
lies
sian fly may . preyeiite.1 by t! is
simple plan. About the middle of
August sow a strip of wheat adjoin
ing w lii-it- you iiilend lo put your
crop. About the middle of Sepieiu
ber sow v our I'n Id. When that has
' iconic up and shows clearly, plow
under the llrsi sown; iiiiii it under
well. The Jhj h hcxilnl and your
crop is safe.
YViiKvr ami CoiiN in Ii.un.iis.
We have just finished harvest ing
our w heat, ami it was secured iu ex
cellent condition, we having had
good weal her through the whole
harv est. 'I he vv heat crop iu t his v i
cinify is less than than the nvi-ragc
yield but of good ipiulily ; there
lore you will probably get better
flour for the next year IV un the
West than we snail you last year.
Corn promises a good y ield.
W.I I.. I.
TovtiM and Hats. Preservcboth
Ibr they are iu.eet destroyers in Ihe
Held and garden. Toads a ie import
ed li.iiii llie ( oiilinent to I'liglnad,
and sold for $l,.(i a dozen tor that
purp. ise.
Salt ami Asiir.smit Amu als.
A inixt ure of W.mmI ashes and salt,
,'t pails of the tui ini-i' fo 1 of the lat
ter, is excellent, for nil kinds of farm
slock. Its alkaleMciir, and saline
qualities jaie beiiellcial to the sys
tclil.liinl when used in proper oil, ill
tit ies, uinl ill piopi r times, are iiigli
ly promotive nf health.
"Truth is Stranger than Fiction."
rWM. O. HAltDV, AM UKCil LAKLY liE-
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,V Ni.i- ia,isM-f. l'rrifii,iii. M;,i.r
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tln r. w ho h.m hail tnu h rarMral -M-rii in v ' !
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