The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-08

dy said to him with coaAing smile, 70,
she was not going to rest until! some
words of approval were extorted from hei
liege lord,
Now, Mr.. Plunket, don't you think
this love OF house!'
mol! was the gruf answer.
Mr.. Punkel! Why, what is your OBJ
lection! I'm sure we can't be more IN.
cdnfor able than we have been for a
year.
'Oh, yes we can.'
How so2'
u There is such thing as sgoing from The
fr! ing pan into the fire.
Mr.. Plunkeu'
..Just wha, you'll find we have done,
madam
'How will you make that out, prayr
'ln few words. Just step this way
Do you see that buidingl'
Il do
Just TO the south west of us, From
that quarter the cool breezes of a summer
come. We shal! have them fragrant with
the delightful eXhalailons of "A slaughter
house! Ilumph! Won't that be deilght-
iuH Thon, again, the house IS damp
Oh no. The landlord assured me it
vas as dry as bono
the landlord lied lhea. I've been
sfom garret to cellar, halt a dozen times,
aod II is just as | say. Ny eyes never
deceive me, As to Its beiug better or
more comfortable house, that's ali IN my
eye. ! wouldn't give as much Tor ii by
btly dollars as for The one we have JOS,
len.'
Notwithstanding Mrs. Piunket's efforts
to8 iDduce her husband TO praise the
II as she was al the first inspection OF the
premises.
'l'm sure she replied in rather sub
dued manner, 'tbat II is quite as good as
the old one and has many advantages over
H.
Name one, said her husband.
IL is not overrun with yermin.'
'Walt awhile snd see.
@Oh, | know II lsn't.'
IA ow do you know!
!. j asked the landlord particuIarl!.'
N Aud lie said uo!'
'isHs did.'
/. sHam pill We shall see.'
Aud they did see. Tired GU. with
DAVIS moving and fixing, the whole family
iceliug hungry, out of humor and upcom-
ioria tie, descended to the kltch en after
II had become dark, TO overhaul the pro
Vision baskets, .nl get cold cut OF some
tind. But alas! 10 their dlsmay it was
iuond that another family, and that mos
numeruus one, had taken possesst oi
La Cuisine. Floor, dresser aud walls
w. ere alive win starving colony ol en-
utmous cuokroaches, and The baskets Ia.
to which bread, meats, &c, had been
packed, were literally swarming With
,nem.
ln horror man, woman, aud Child beat
a has,y retreat, aud lett the premises.
l would hardl, be fair to record all The
say lngs aud d"lngs Of that even'in' even
ing. Oterwearled in bod! and mind, the
'am,ly retired to rest; bat some OF them
alas! not to sleep. From wash boards,
.nd every other part .! the chamber IN
yhlch creyIce existed, crept out Ger
anu iItde animals DOT always 10 be men
lune d To ears polite, and more 0oid than
he denizens OF the kitchen, mad mme
late demonstrations on the persons OF
Daster, mistress Child aud maid.
Ii took less than week TO prove sat
.factorily 10 Mrs. Plunket though She
I'D not aemit The iact, that he new house
}as not to be compared Win the "ld one
D any respect. had uot as'ngie ad-
antage over the other; while the dIsad-
an,aees were len b, every member Of
re iamliy.
10 u lew months, however, Mr.. Plunket
eean to feel al home. and TO settle down
,to contentmeDt. But as he grew bet
sr and better Satisfied bis wife grew
,Ore and more desirous OF change; aud
now, as the year begins to draw TO a
ose, loo K ing bout her for bills 90 houses
ID examining, every day, lhe'io let de-
lriment Of the newspapers with lively
gree of interest. Mr. Plunket will,
otaby resist stontly when his lady pro-
,ses some new love of a house; but il
Ill be no use. He Will have to pull up l.
AXES aud try IL again, ltls his destiny. s
E has got u moving wife aud there is no
Up for him.
"Oh ptt Quit" Same merciless wsg 6
rpetrsted the followtng:-
Rochester Noble Co., -
b. 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Wolf, Mr.. ST. ~