The Stanstead journal, 13 juillet 1848, jeudi 13 juillet 1848

[" WHOLE No.141.PUBLISHED BY L.R.ROBINSON BISCELLANY.From the Louisville Journal.We published not long since an article headed \u201cAdvice to wives\u201d We have re- penied therefor long ago.Catch us doing the like again ! Not that we care a fig about our friend of the \u201cIFreeman\u2019\u2019 scolding us for this crror; he is a man, and sundry well-defined, well-expressed, cunning, and caustic remarks from fair friends ; and who would not care for them?We beg pardon of them.Unadvisedly, ignorantiy, we promise never Lo offend again in like manner.But there is a pretty, intelligent, reselute, and lovely creature, who says: \u201cYou must \u2018unzay what yon have said, and do us justice.«Chalk out the path, and we will walk in it\u201d «Dl relieve you,\u201d says a sympathizing creature ; \u201cpublish that,\u201d (throwing down a marked paper) \u201cand that will save you,\u201d We agreed \u2014submissively we promised to do it, without looking at it, part or whole.And sa, reader, for a full *iustification of wives and , 59 a regular setting down of hushands! There is no help for it, =o far as we are concerned.Peor man! you may escape, if you please, by stopping here; but our advice to you is, 20 on.Well, what is wwritteu in this paper is head- cd a ¢Sketch for husbands,\u201d by T.S.Arthur.Of course, first isa morning scene\u2014 plice, the bed-room.Mrs.Lundy had been up half an hour, Lusy about various matics, when Mr.Lundy crept out of bed and com- menccd dressing himself, \u201c1 wish you woald got me some hot wafer, ct,\u201d he said to Lis wile, AC this morning.\u201d - Lundy was busily engaged in dress- int a lute resisting urchin.\u2018Yew, dear,\u201d ha repled, \u2018in a moment, fina kept on with the work, intending to lin- ish dressing the child before she went down stairs for the hot water, Bir.Lundy waited about a minute, and if she is ten or twenty minutes late with a then said, a litle impatiently ;