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rr"Durlng your travels in Canada, Mr.. Slocum,
did you inset with anything that arrested your at
tention7'' eyes, Sra Deputy SneriG. he not
only arrested my attention, but my person, and
marched us both of 10 Lincoln county Jail, for
crossing the line withoutpaying duty on syaller
dog &C IS t7aG7S Is isCL
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VIZ DIRECT the attention Of Railroad contract
0A and others, to The advertisement of the Mari
eta Filming Mill Company. A1loIders LEFT with
As'su. Sweeney, Johnston & Co., of this city,
VII be promptly attended to. i -, g
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.f,s, Monday next. The 9th of seplem-
W a psssrnser Train will leave this Station at
bs .. ns and IS minutes, AM, Wheeling time.s
s's'' J.B. FORD, Agent:
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IFeAEITY OF AILRoAD SUBSCRIPTIONS.
PtTTsBuRaH, Sept 6.-The Supreme Court met
this morning and decided in favor of Municipal
Coronation subscriptions 10 Railroads. Lewis &
Lo%rie, dissenting.
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VIM. n. Needs, ~ 80 = ~

tXsooItbinde,. q FsInnik book nfnctssrer,,
No. 243 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
TTToULD respectfully their friends and the pub
wv lie in general, that have bought the establish.
nentl1tely known as James n, Ewing and
BlanRbo9k mandatory aIdare now prepared and
periodicals, &c not to be surpas.
and by any estab ishnlent in the country.s
Constantly on hand an assortment of blank books.
snn1oG1vfr4
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4 LOCATED NO. 1877 BALTIMORE 81. ~. stStssslE
tl., s.i AI{tINI ORE, Nd D. 80, lac
~ x. CHAHBERL1NAwo say to his friends and
W. patrons through tile West, and 70 all young men
aesirous learning Book Keeping thai he has disposed
ofis in the Pittsburgh Commercial Golege, and
located himselrn Batmore and 10 now att
Uuion The fioties here oiIered for acquiring com
plete Mercantile education equal itnot to
those OF any similar College In the West
wishing to obtain qnalife Will ind 1t 10
nent as large number OF gentlemen (amopg whemare
several from the es) have terenty iheir
Keepers in this city For particulars TERMS etc, write
and have circular forwarded by mail.
mat26-d@w1y
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ll-wh.t relation S lie door mat 70 lie acra-
'e's A step JartksT. *
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TAG LATE TEAnEDr.=zThe Cincinnati Times of
Saturday says Dr.. Arnes was. brought before the
Police Coartyesterday' afternoon, when on mo-
ton Of, the Prosecuting Attorney, a hearing of
his case waspostponed until this afternoon. The
Court refused 20 take bail. and the prisoner was
committed to the watoh-house. The tragedy has
causeda deep feeling of indignation towards the
prisoner, the general impression being that the at
tack upon Mr.. Hall was preneditated, with the
intention 10 murder.
Judge Finn was brought before j Judge spooner
this morning, to answer The charge of asSauiting
ilr. Joliffe, yesterday. TheJudge stated tothe
Court that he had already been cited TO appear
before Esquire chidsey for tile offence, and asked
continuance before this Court until Friday next,
at O'Clock. Continuance was accordingly gran
ted,
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SIyEi B % q. rs

sasseiieer and Freight Boat
nlnes WHIT

s tssssnrer ana FTciAht Boat
II nm a WATT
CsfTkIli a. II, DRowN
~. l14lss nm - ana Iii i,tsri,ie.
y sqrisNt sang 70 AIle1Ae. NV - -
ssSe ON londhys, and FIJI
IA ~ ijsInsl II and returning viii leave Martet.
q ald dinaT ON Tuesdays, Thursdays ana satafaeys,
dt Q q telo6ks ~, III .,.oa.tr,
EeggeIE essIess =
etNASlI ~ Icy ~ =, tt..,s..r,,,-, a n Alan
he fne gar LII 80,
"; & SF q i.s w bss 1v
{ w surg ana q clnnatit ! laws + -
lfAy aeeon,.
tls 9oat p new ana mas sql ~ -, 500
lteta ATOMS ,s+l,or ~
eE OF episs ts isR 8 CO. Agents
ansSS IS 81 y - = = -
sz-z77777s.=7- ~ 80. IT17NETSIh
49, 7, ~ ,ifsS,gbt steainer FORT
Tie ilnes lsa iits. 95sn I1issrni, win
ks5 Union Line Jacitet be.
tween W lieelng aug ~! .iI - aS iqss
eSssy ~ accom-.
.-s5 hlss 9oet u new anS mas s4 49, = 8.
1sSt snply orl board or to-
augtisI'if s. Q. BAKEls 9. Co.. Ag .e -.
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iChiolxerine,g Piano, Fortes 8


r,qQE1 HE subscriber being appointed agent for
che sale OF Chi ckefsn Piano Fortes tor
f1TR1 fWesternV irginR, keeps oonstn onhandi
v good stuck Or those celebrated lnstru-
mens which are by the most eminent pro-
Fessors of Tn,tsi to best In this, other
try are offered at Boston prices adj
and Variety Goods, wholesale aud retail. ssEEst
4 G5.old Pianos taken exchange Pianos to let Mu.
sic taught at No. 26 Union street.
ma "a isiif iiff ~ 5 B ASS MELLoR.
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THERE Is probably no branch of business in our
diy in more Iourisbiug condition than the Boot
and Shoe business, and the activity of gentlemen
engaged in this branch, indicate that very heavy
tade is at this time being transacted. The old es
,blahed house of McCialIeus & Knox, show an
activity equal TO the youngest, aud many long years
must elapse, before the term ..fogy' will apply to
them, ITO their manner Of doing business. Dur
iugthe present week they have received large iu'
voices Of goods from their Eastern mannlaetories,
and few sales rooms in the West, present to the
eye of the purchaser SO great variety or, SO fine
choice. We are pleased to see this branch of our
tade in 50 furnishing a condition, andin assuring
our country readers that they can do as we'll, ey-
ethiuE consderel to buy their stocks in our city,
vedO in the conviction that The facts win carry
usOutin saying so, and the experiment on their
pat will only add confirmation to our assurance!
-A.-.ae-4----- =
THE NEW Iron Market House in Centre Wheel
ingis fast assuming the appearance of a finished
building, and when completed, viii be one of the
most beautiful buildings of the kindina the coun-
tT. TheEe is but one ether Iron Market house in
the United States, located in Cincinnati, and it
has attracted considerable attention. but in beauty
Of hni'h and udaptedness TO the purpose designed,
HdOsl not compare very fayorably with our own.
a speedy opening of the Centre Wheeling Market
HTery desirable on the part Of our citizens.
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==snaEspAY J. NloRN. siRiRl.TEaIRER. 8. q.
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NEW GRO GERY sToRE,
NoA5 Wnshington IalI,

Aionroe'st, Wheeling, Va 40 e -3i'5'a
q d. WOODROW inlo,ms the citizens OF Wheeling,
o. and dealers generally, that he is now opening one oil
the best or family groceries IN tie western
groceries to BAT pRt. Itch viii be sold at as
low be bought in the city Give ns call Of
goods delivered to any part of the city Iree
charge '7lI 9 Il :, - ~ s Il nly31 .
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No 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
II "A H II q M. q II e g.t3 s: 50 sstsls
w HOLES ALE and Retail Tnanniacturer OF Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic Sons Of Temperance, Red Mems and
other Regdia, Banners, Flags, levels, etc. Military
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES! ~
From the most celebrated makers 10 London Liverpool
AMI Genevaan extensive stock kePtyoh hand,
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-gr; .I RaSsS ito 70 the SVheelln
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pALrlnoaE, sept. 6.
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The number Of patients treated BY the assoca-
ton to August 20 was 1880; of these 2,2OI were
discharged cured, 72S died, and 1000 were under
treatment still. The expenses Of; the association
were si;5eopst day. y
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!. ii 7cAHTIETp. W. D. CANFIELD. MEREDITH,
CANF1EED, BROTHER, e Co;
229 SBaltimor4 Street, Corner of Chqrtes,as,
Z WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN ZINE WATCHES RICH tJEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND 4IBATAt WARE AND
FANCY e 00DSI
AVE opened their new store with splendid stock OF
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DEATH OF GOV. PoNDExTER.

George Poindexter, Ex-Gov. Mississippi die
at Jackson last night. s,s 8 q
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5 Howard AssoorATfoNl
> Orleans Bulletin the lol-
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b. IlYI!AI0IRE.
Bird 81 Nv i1soI; s. ~ 3 81
n

4 ~ 13ird 3 81 " Us on, IS g 81
s
No, $50 tigtore street,
8 rs x fss ~ At q RE,
TEHOULDthyitea tho attenti6n ere yisitine
OnTc 70 cal and ORR iaIge las
lacit, iss paid sils Il fefch
lawns anu JACKIE nets robes tssues
shlSsls Ifon Otto md new
eaahlneYe abawls0 Of
Kid gipvesk F6Tuspla5 ETC. 81 IS ina a
= t5ete NTpEMENs 81 FURNlaH1rGaa oops.l Stria
! rreres, landlSer
housekeeping goods Of all Including alaTga
of staple and domestic goods Our stock the
best by any house andt
the-losyestit prices sifs ma @wty
1874 Dfalkeley & 'enton,
2s. s3{tfs (RsTAb Etsnfsn 1885 II ~
3, co NJ MIS ssh % NJ III E r. Oh M T
Re the sale q Hoe gRSPgsE4 FLOUR
will also attention on cpTnns ston.
ssT HALLMARK e0rler Of I9'aea.
mttg5 tsda93 So
O. JInERkasi ta 70. SANDER. ~ i a. AE4RR..5
tss's ItEREiNV, SANDER e CO., use
HI,oEsEss oRR5oR y. y
& s5sit..s5sss CIIARLEss FISCHER O. Coz
! No 1893 Hesea,d aud E,ltd5 ss. a
+. InfE0ISBHFssO OF
German, Trench and Eng lash Goods,
SUCH AS 9 9 fSs
Hosiery, s. IlraMsrs, Buttons,
I iaSes, fqhIsts, B hpiii IS 3
Threads, sewing silk, SPOOL Cotton
gAqet sn' turkey R tsi'I Yam II etc. etc.
sSc s. slStss gtgligGs 1AsSo5Ss;Gns
Marbles. Lool'g glasses, Flutes, etc; ETC.
- wv NJ ~
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE. za
MIR u 4. Howard having talls1 the interest OF Mt B.
N NJ Merton in the above house, the Forwarding and
nY5rIssin bnsiness will be carTiedon formerly
dor the style and arm or Dorsey Howard q Knox. NE
the hvoIs or old friends, and the
ts.s' ~ 80 i,5-st-t sIIY dorsey,
~ ~ - ~ ~ mo z HOWARD, s
Aug IA ,k3-af7fT 80 IL lss.e IF W KNOX. $3.50
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J
SILVER WARE OF OUR owN.sMAHUFAcTuREi
vefea and Coffee Sets Goblets, Guns, Tnlnblers,
Caslofs Walters, Spoons, Forks Pie and Cake Knives,
Ice Cream Knfyes Kings, Fish Knives Salt Gel
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Notioe.

oFYtcI B. & O. R. r. 90.
WHEELiso STATION, Sep l, 1905.
r ,,s,. HSys1;,.
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]. M. HAMILTON, t5
cTEANT RnAT AGENT,
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS NJ FIELD d CO.,


o,unT rcJ mr. fLtTETTfnE r. HTO
se1. CsYRGSs5R l'rf1==14<L X - tsI''s.E
81 5gs7S eoh i1 S1i hfSS greet
e. NEW YORK. 5as
So u ,e,,ss Il, Il United states for
Mtsprat d siHleI ior Bleaching Powder. 80
Victoria Mills Cslebrstei Writing Pal,ers. 80
Russell $ Il Superior :. 81 50 81 d
4sirst mite 81 SsT 1IsmariHe BIue
Ihet ara also Tor The principal Paper hnula ctur.
eTg ii tis and oier Tor Sale by far the most eX
feTsivk and and BILE stock 81 and Paper Mana.
That found this any other
cbbntfy 80. 3 - y & ~.
Is and Writing Papers
are sold by the case only. isl q .. -
Their iacites enable thenr 70 oHer al
Goods both Foreign and at the lowest possible
prices - - 2, - . -
Paper ms de to order, any size weight Liberal ad-
stock ana other msI m cash q
Pr ss t''s''e -'-1 20 - = augf4fy.
tss ----=- 80 = I5,35s,.
,7s55H ts5esI. III q g q g, 8 o No 4ass5
AffnrneUs ait law 81 land Agents.
Marshall O.. H. 'Vd Noun spilie, II. %
practice in Ohio, Yetzel counties
w Particular attention VIII sven 20 ap
Land husi ness All klnds Oh anu g
fsp21-fVd6tyyi 49, Il --Zlz-laL
iT7775TFI-7 GSofiIefhiIlp worth seeinge'L ,fl9g
100 a. M AslAMS' sioh
,Irr1 0mIT6T5Ca ROOMS
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CONCERNING subserfption, rtising OF OH:
LIT 1.i business fthe lqslIgenesE, should DO aa;
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DIR, Gordon FAITHS, Is lss.' e.
GRADUATE OF GAMBRIDG e.

"A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE Co.,.
nFFICE-BaltimoTe Lock Inf mary No. 81 souih Gay
street opposite the Exchange buildings
Apractca experience OF over 90 years enables DTsH.
TO insure sound and speedy cure in class OF
clans to the hands OF he pc con-
lhdenally eithot in person by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by
lettorto Or. Harris, Baltimore, Md All
remedies sent mail 10 any
See Advertisement on fourth page. epI4-ly
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w Establishments, OF the largest aud best maulae
Tired Boots and Shoes, for Fal and Winter
offered in this any other market. They have
been order, according TO our own diree
TONS and are intended expressly for retailing TO our
TeTIar and ali others who may favor with
calf we can offer unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which guarantee equalin or aud
paFtof States Our stock will be found TO COM
sist III. part, OF the following seasonable goods; M
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day OF ay 1853 made my dty one OF the Masters
of said court ascertain and report oi
second to from the estate of
said Hopkins 5to said ~ Cplle9s Knox ard TO any
andow far and in what the same may CON
stitute l. en- upon the estate OF. said Hop
The PARTIES Interested Hereby that Shall
nroceed 10 take the ordered the
atthe office ofRusse Fzhugh III The city OF Wheeling
on Thursday, the 18th day of Septemb {. 1893
/ q. d P.l aus5. EDWARMHi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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(, y New Store.

ON MAIN STREET, no. 1855.
II HIVE just opened an entfre stock OF Dry Goods
OF all styles and Sill - OF al Styles and the
cheapest In the city French Afctinos cloths, Al
peecas, DsLaines figured and
OF all kinds Undef8leeyes, ColaTB and pencefs3 ami
respectfully invite the aides 10 can and ne toI them
selves sept JOHN @. AkFTLY
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no Corre5pondents.

-, lRNlIT, Esll,ts Authorized to set 81 ssnete
q 1. Ssi ana !easlpt or YI
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
GREENSBORO
Mutual Life Insurance e. Trust

THIS Company, as its name indicates, is upon The
l. mutual PRINCIPLE and embraces two distinct depart
ments, to wit: Life Insurance and Trust departments
This attractive combination offers to Policy holder;
double the ordinary security. without destroying then
right to full participation in the entire profits Of The
Company. Premiums will be received, in cash, eilha
annually semi nnualy, quarterly, may be agreed
upon at the time the Policy is issued.
In the TRUST DEPARTMENT, or Deposit SIS.
TEN, the payments made to the Company entirely
optional with the Depositor regards the amount
the time at which they made. A party may pay ia
much little, (not less than dollar and
often may be convenient for him, without any oble
ton upon him 10 continue his paym ents-and may with.
draw them at his pleasure.
So that, on the plan Of this Company there is Great
ed at one and the same time assurance pdyabh al
death-d fund available in sickneSs-and provision
for old age.
o. See Pamphlets furnished by the Company.
OFFICERS THE COMPANY.
Directors-Ralph Gorrell, Lyndon Swain, John A
G:lmer, D. F. Caldwell, Richard Greene, David Nc
Lean, Richard Sterling, John NJ. Logan, D. P Weir
E. w. ogburn, Robert M. Sloan, Robert P. Dick
Henry B. Elliott.
President-Ralph Gurrell.
Vice PresIdent-Lyndon Swain.
Secretary and Treasurer-D. P. Weir
Attorney-John A. Gilmer.
Examining Physician-Edwin Watson, NJ. D.
Consulting PhysicIans-D. C. Mebane, Nj. D.; i'll
Cole, Nj. D.; D. P. Weir, M. D.
General Agent-Wiliiam H. Cumming.
- Any information relative to the Company maybe
had by addressing D. P. WEIR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
February 18th, 1858. 27-f.
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issue writ of election, soon as any term may be
at end, by e1nx Of time, without waiting tor the
regular election.
Such is the command, if all vacancies, as well Of
an entire term of part of term, are intended.
The words are broader and more comprehensive
than those in ation to the vacancies In Senatorial
terms the latter are, if vacancies happen during
the of the Legislature =; the former when va
cancies happen in the representation" There are
no words to modify the EXPRESSION and suit 1t to the
exigency of the occasion; but the modification rises
out of the scope of the subject
Here then, in regard to the representation we dis
cover, plainly, that the vacancies intended are those
which uncertain and contingent in time. SO that
we have fixed the meaning of the word happen, as
applied to vacancies in branch of Congress.
Will any contend, that the meaning is different,
when applied to the other branch
There are two other clauses of the Constitution,
which, in my judgment, reflect light on the point
The is, clause 3, 2, ART. 2. "The President
shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may
happen during the recess of the Senate, by granting
commissions which shall expire at the end of their
next Session.
cies, which during the Senatorial session
is certain, that if he has, he does derive under
this grant. And if the power may be exercised by
him at all, its must be found in his Executive
prerogalive or in the clause which imposes on him
the duty to take that the laws be faithfully ex-
ecuted." But, if this powor be conceded to the
President, even when the Senate may have omitted
to confirm his nominations, it will not aid the case OF
is written in words.
1t is unworthy of note that this clause furnish
es the third and last instance in all tho Constitution,
where the word happier" IS used ; and unless the
trainers of that instrument intended to it in diff
ferent senses, it has reference only to casualty I'M
foreseen, and of course, contingent in time.
The other clause, to which l allude. is provision
to fill vacancy in the Presidential term of Office
In of the removal of the President from Of
fee, or of his death, resignation inability to dis
charge the powers and duties of the said Office, the
same shall .devove the Vice President; and the
Congress may by law provide for the case of remo-
val, death resignation inability of both Presi-
dent and Vice-P resident"
Now, surely, the Constitution has not been more
guardful against vacancy in the Senatorial term,
than in the Presidential. Every cause which might
vacancy in the former, tviH create in the
latter Yet in this clause is TO be found full
meraon of all the causes which may vacate a term
of the Presidential office, and they all belong va
cancies in filled terms, and not to a vacancy in a
term which has never had incumbent.
PUBLlUS.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

BucKwHEAT CAKES. The griddIe on which cakes
baked should never be touched with grease First
ly, because it imparts rancid taste 10 the cakes.
Secondly, if cooking stove be used it fills the kiich-
en-, If not the whole house, with the smell of burnt
grease-o say nothing of the parade and boasting
ones neghbors by betraying what to have for
breakfast. Wash the griddls with hos soap suds,
scour with dry sand, and when heated fer use rub it
we'll with spoonful of fine salt and cloth,
it will then be ready to receive the cakes. After
each is removed, the salt rubbing must be repeated
If the first did succeed, try it again. and you will
ever after follow the advice of old housekeepsr.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
PORTER, ALE, CIDER, AND
MINERAL WATER.

TTNHE Subscriber offers for sale to the citizens Of Ra
leigh and surrounding country the following articles
at low prices and good quality be procured
in the Union, viz:
London Porter, barclay, Perkins Coz in qts. and pts
FaIkink Scotch Ale, Or. Dove & Sons) in pts.
Baltimore Brown Stout Il. Lucas) qts and pts.
Philadelphia do. (P. c. Massey0 qts. and pts
do. do. do. do.
Troy, do. QM Vassar q 20. do.
Cbampaigne Cider very sparkling do.
Also, new superior Draft Ale in barrels and halls,
Hard Cider in whole and half barrels.
am prepared to fill all orders at short notice. having
the largest establishment of the kind in Virginia or NO
Carolina and at low prices buying every thing solely
cash and selling for the same. Persons that reside
the country may depend getting articles that good
and cheap.
Bottng machine for Mineral Waters is in constant
operation, making Sarsaparila, Lemon and Ginger W"
tiers that not to be exceled.
w. H. BUCK.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. I6, 1853. 3m.-27.
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FANNY FERN ON BABIES. Baby carts on narrow
sidewalks are awful bores. especially TO hurried
business man.
Are they? Suppose you and certain pair of blue
eyes, that you would give halfyour patrmony to wn
were joint proprietors of that baby. l should not
dare to stand very you and call it nuisance 1t
is all very we'll for bachelors to up their single
blessed at these little dimpe Cupds but iust
wait till their time See 'em the minute their
name is written Papa pull up their dickies, and
start off down street, if commonwealth owed them
pension. When they enter the Office, their old
married partner Ito whom babies have long since
ceased to be novelty laugh in his sleeves at the
fedged dignity with which that baby's advent is an
noun ed. How perfectly astonished they feel that
they should have been SO infatuated to perceive
that is perfect CIPHER till he is the head of
a family. How frequently may see them now,
looking in at the shop windows, with interest," at the
little hats, coral beads and bells, and haby-jumpers
How they love to come home to dinner and press the
velvet cheek to their business faces. Was there ev-
er any music half sweet to their ear as its first
lisped 'Papa?'' Oh, how closely and imperceptibIy
one by that little plant winds its endrils round
the parent stem. How anxiously they hang over it's
cradle when the cheek Pushes and the lip is fever
parched, and how wide, and deep, and long shadow
in their happy homes its little grave would cast.
My dear sir, depend upon it, ones own baby is
never nuisance. Love heralds its birth.
~ FANNY FERN.