Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-01-18

anu TRUSTING WlVGSs Te8deEih8 tHeIu lDCdpaDi
Of continuing their participation 10 the eve
ning'e sttieytdeut. This. though readfly not
eed bY. others and particularly BY MIR. 40
Mrs, Maylands was entirely overlooked or itn
heeded by those who were the cafse DC 1T.
Painful indeed was tic rastHt 10 all DO
such o. wett ite active promoters. NJ May
land WHO had withdrawn His voice and va
sitting . silent spectator Of what was goinI
forward doriag this part of tho cdnvcraati6r
Waa justly indignant at The 6&t6A8es Of hi
guests, aud longed for an opportunity not Oh
y 10 change the tenor of their fnDerotpin!
observations, but to administers at the safn,
times without iR9olYing any breach Of lospi
tality, some suitable and %oiFscttial febnke
They, however, continued their bitter fetgark
and n lengtH, noticing Dir. M1yland'a vi
IeHce, one pf theUt approached, and tapping
hin upon the shoulder, said
WALL Mlyland, here yon sit as quiet a&i
NOUS. What do you think 81 The matter
The advantages and disadyantages1 W.
should like to have your opinion VIVA
would yoq do II you were not married n
His (Hayia1d'sJ eweetH6aft WffB was sit.
Ting 4 little distanrb from him when THU
question WAC pfopsnnded. She Tad been
highly delighted that her dear husband had
abstaiuel from the reckless flow IT uorde
winch had boen passing but now seeing shat
he was directly appealed to- her heart lcapcd,
aud she fiyeted her eyes upon him with min.
gied emotions Of hope and fear. II waB not, at
t5at moment, O matter Of much difficulty TO
read her couhtepanGe. 1t seemed 10 aak-
And am ! fooet0 be compromised mn hus-
band as my friends have been by theirs ="
But her suspense was BIZ short duration.
"Wtat would | do 81 slowly repeated Tie
lover husband, and then turning f. meet tie
glance of his wife, he cohtiuled-~ would
60 immediately in search Of Mist, re.
peattng her maiden nane9 offer to her my
heart aud hand, be blessed BY receiving here
~ return, and then gel married as soon as pos.
st6iS.''
This expected reply, 10 deliberately ami
firmly expressedj had the effect to produce
instant silence. The a%atifical portion Of the
young gentlemen understood and appreciated
lts full force. They were saddgnfg abaabkd.
II was d contrast with their own conduct 100
striking not to have lie own weight. The
young wife who was tbe eubjecto of il, was go
afTscted-so flied with gratitude; that
she had been spared the infection Of Il pain
she so feryeDtty deprecated-that she sprung
from her seat and fell upon his neck, and will
q tear Of joy glistening ID her eye, said, in 4
gabdued Tone
"My beloved husband, That answer Is IN
coBsoBaBce With what, TO me, you have ever
been. Would that were more worthy Or
your most devoted affections.
"M0re worthy, my dear wife, ne returned,
emOre worthy you cannot be. You are to
me q jewel Of inestsnable WORTH Deprived
of yooolffe would be to me but one unreifeyed
lie then impressed upon her forehead an
inpassioned kiss, and seated her gently be-
eide him.
But The scene did not end here. THE vol
Of those who 2 few moments before foud.
IL vain praftles were now hustled III a.
le1ce aud that silence NEEDED To he br0Ren
By some spirit that eoald suggest a d tferent
aud lnafe agreeable pustime than that in
winch lhey had lust been INDUCING, but which
none 8ow seemed dfep0sed to renew. Al
this crisis, a married sister Of the Husband vito
bad 50 suddenly changed the order IF tlffBgq,
she viewed with much satisfaction, no.
.fced likewise the kiss, and for he purpose OIL
an end to the awkward iufefnfissinn
playfuily asked, directing attention 10 her
BROTHER
Are yor rot a5hah4ed 10 be c~ourting hgre
before aft the company1n
"Ihc company" lie returned with Nj air
1f triumph whlch he could not veil ~repress,
will please excuse rs. We did not COM
-nence OR regular conrtship until gdey MR.
and it 10 not yet ended! I'VE trustt
it may continue throUg1lhe Whole course
II our natural lfvss5 ard that we may spend
honeymoon III Heayen!"
This was enough. The scene was indeed
The offending gentlemen %inrneJi-
ttelg became fully convinced Of The pernicious
~endeney Of their enthusiastically acknawl
their error-apologized % their wives
kissed them ali round, and soon retired ii
good hamor3 all we'll pleased with the
essen they had learned, and which was per-
la9 the means Of saving them from many
1es gssons Of discomfort, alienation and lnis.
A happier company than when that party
gain assembled. were never met togethert
And this assurance. Kind RAIDER ig all the
moral that needs be aoriaen.
M4xfHs OF B1sHop Observation-Disclosures
without tho appearance of pride.
PerseVere against Encouragement.
Keep your temper.
BE p~unctual and maihodieal In business,
nd never proerastInate.
Preserve self-possession, and do not be
aIkad out 81 coaviction.
Never be in hurry.
Rather set than follow example.
Rise eariy and be an economist of time
Practice strict temperance.
Be guarded ID Discourse, attentive and slow
q speak.
DRuNgARp's BLiss.-some gentlemen il
,altimore. he other day, picked 40 in the
an Inebriate who had evidently $ seen
efter days One Of them casually made
be remark, that the poor wretch was doubt
sss fa ct condition 10 describe he horrors
{ intempsranee, Atthese words the inebri-
Re started, and by a great effort. gained his
eel, and looking the gentleman who had
4ada Che remark full in the face, he raised
IFS hands. and ID a manner truly eloquent.
and, TO describe he horrors Of inte2Deraace,
ii, ii Mould td5e pm Of iron, dipped III fhe
asrniag 5npa IF he7It' Iabe effect upon the.
Gentleman, 1t is said vas electrical.
NEEDLes-Temales cannot be too careful
& needles, and never peraitthem 70 lie about
lie pins, from the fact, that, being made off
teel, If they pierce any part of the system,
are APT to work although, and probably
trike i vital part. Az interesting Httle child,
aed about seven yeafstttI son ot Mr. Samuel
sckley. died at Baltimore, f~ecentig, very
uddenII, ffcH some cause winch co8ld nofi
6 accounted for by tbe physician in atten-
anee. After hs death a post mortem exami-
was made, when il was discoeefed that
needle had passed through bis side and pen
ffafed the bear, causing AZ extfaYasation Of
io1a into the medIastInum about onesthird
f The Heedle Was found Impacted into the
aft age % the RIB. Il is supposed the nee
III entered tha side of the little bow about