The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22

bcanIng counenaDces OF the happy bride aud haIdc
groom. predicted for them years # conipgai f,icit,
No shadow dimmed the sunshine Of then preseo, JOY
and Iaaay bright and flat,erng visions of happnes
10 come, arose before them, together hey pushe
rom the shore upon the unexporcd ocean OF ie tha
lay hclore them.
Their beautiful shallop shot gaiIy forth and glide
away, ialat like form auld gay streaming pigionS
upon the bosom of The brigh, waters, Until to III
lingering hcholier the two beings which u bore ha,
become mingled together in one--A single form o
heauy which seemed to :adiate in 'he distance VIII
light from the bright heaven above And he visioi
was not unreal, for the paIf who had scarce twelve
month been embarked ia lie together, seemed to re
azc IN their love or each Other the beauui descrip
tjou Of Parihenia--
"Two souls with but a SIM he thought
Two hearts that beat one"
Bet few years have passed 10y since his loyel,
picture OF welded llfe was reality. fe" yodrs--
three, or four or five, perhance--yet what changes
what strange yicissitudes-what blasting Of !oud
budding hopes - VIVA, breaking OF yous, loving
hsats-is ii not possible iof hose few revolutions al
l INES fortune wheel to dew elope. What ,enrests
may not arise % ovcrw helm TIE trage bark Of those
who, trusting to the strength of their affection ony
have set out upon 4 oil visited by storms!
The husbaai naturally Of social aad generous na-
ture, al length began TO tarry late from BIS homc, and
was often seen III the genieel Saloons wh'e cunyi
al ieEd. met and occasionall, part0ok SOC Al glass
together His young and lovely b'te often And Ssh
oitcner watched late for his return, untii shldow
began 10 appear IN that eye wbIch ont u i.uk
Brighter at his coming 4 cloud. su.a ii irsi, aad
sat as ihe mist at dawn, appeared on the horizon
beore ihe happy yoyageurs, increasing & arose,
ana wearing a more pOtenous aspect. Ca~ard i
came and the waves began toss iu the dark shadow
winch II cast around ther trembling latl. soon ho
hurricane and storm burst forth, and When ta1lr dry
had sthslded, floating wreck WA al tai nla hec
the spot where the beautiful VISION had been. That
husband is no" a whisky mas, and his
innocent and Lovely bidc, biuh-n-hoar.ed aud aLar-
doncd, Is the inmate of bfotae
The siatcineuts here made arc no. thc creation Of
fancy, bot facts which have transr;ied ut a. c'
distance from Us. Is ii unconstitutional - ,.ruc our
follow catures from the Jaws Of the secon. .,ath
Is II !anaticlsm 70 urge the application Sd: Known
and tried remedy Tor the expulsion OF thc nuuerors
tain OF ills forever from the many lousarl Fountains
Of moral imp1ri,, and dastadation that exis. IN guy
midst!h estora Ct,sGi.
tooL IMruDENCE.-Thcre Is gentleman res;d-
inC IN Western New iurh, v hon! IA d-tauit uf his
real uaue, will call hitn Colonel he had one
son, Ned, rather acccss youth, fell o I'll the ., ia.
pramhs n which students generally excel B-.n- at
home during vacation. he corra-ponled gusr y ith
his chun, who hy agreement 60 keep ui,u ''posi
cd up ~ gard to every thIng taat ,ea win
HIM WORTHY q note. OF course ne Wy cit-t;
10 keep ~ u h. precious epistcs from ,he c,e o.. tue
Colonel. ana a. Ned Was ''Color.cF J,., il became
necessary "a watch the wail arrivals clos as hIs
chum WASH particular IN adding that di-tsagnish ny
itatlrc 10 his name.
Ome ,a, he rode round q th, :. : 9 noe %, ,.u-
al, and found to his disa,- taa, Joe, Tia. r-1i had
tahen the iete. and left for home. Z! -..'ei 10 a
sailop, bat unable to laahe u. jle g., Jer
arrived ahead. Hoping that nothing fe.t oa. would
come Of IT, he marched into dinner ~.' /. ~
possible, One ela,ce at the ,oiot. '- t ... .al q
to him that he was in for it,
The substantial, i.ipr ,i.-ra..d a. .. t...i tlc
lady mother l,i the room. aad i,t \.y e.. are t,u
nci slipping then winc. LrisareiN pui,aE Sac letter
from his rnckrt tha 4 ol,,.l ,,a - If, t o. ..t
asked him vb,t he ,bo,,}t If if NsJ ,,,..l. ,,.-
rscd il it, contents boing an account # h ,5.i,'
ioinrs, both lawful and una f and ,clirs T., nrg-
IN. h,m TO come to hi.n wtAou, deiay Nd tai lied
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4 LAZY CASH. want 70 know bay. led ont
>pcargrass If tsat boy han cot t.ro' them taiers
yctl
Snakes alven responded the old woman, svou
had better be lookin' arcr lhat Ia!eg there, its
night, and he hain't brought single tctct Of ,hcul
, tatciS ircn the field this bi.>Sed da,.
'Tcw bad continued The old man. III ',e he
hain't dug blshel Of potat1os this da, an ! strictly
. charged him 10 b. s1ry, and ii. AMI ca,,y Ia tc,
bushels hc{ fore su1set az ~ give / 10 ie l.cr!est
waloping he ever had in his horn DAYS.
With This niece Of e!aou,uc, Bur,,inr on h. lirs
.
tntcr h,d There stood Jal,z. = great Ioholl, OF :.
sId,-siIea, q less looking whcip. digsiu. fr dear
c. As tho hr vas alrai! dark would each HIM be-
orc he got the lat Potato Oh. rf the .lo5uj.
'Whv on cartllr L!u uls ut tho od man, hain't
!, ,oo been and brought in th "A tater. Where arc
theyl How MANY have ,,i dug
Wal. dal' ra.pon led t!c huncnl tr iur 10 wine
the sweat fiun hs b ou. and ,ifaighirainr rp hi,
ong az, body pen cudcnar " ith the shovel handle
have been uckegiu' away like sin all the afternoon.
and----'
w har =. 'he ta'"rS ? bawied ont the OH man
,t',, ,,' n,,,s a -
be i,,st three Of them.
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one Years ago. seven Young ,cn Of tbs riiy, then Ia
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