The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-05-11

/II seffaRs, aho tue
h. mt dear, my
s1li0F mo J haJe uesn na7 ing jet Eve day.
over my hast psirsf fsil s,sIobns, and ys
the ft is not perfect f.6sIf =. obliged ,s
discharge hins sfssf srl-s employ NO
man. Gs.-.
Twouldn't,' said Mr.. B.
oh, know very welI wbai you think
my dear, that we ought to encourage the Sc,
as far as We can, poofthjhgsb bu, the fac
is, there are some things ,hsl men can, do
aud some that they cant Inow believe
sha: pan,aloons are easissiy out of ,heil
sphere
Taking Of sptsres,' said the younger
'did sou know that va hada real live refor,
msr in the city, mans rights mani'
whats that y
'oh, man that dresses badly aud speak,
loud, and goes about making disturbance,
in families he came 10 our house with
some Of his old spe. hes about ,yrsnn y ant
all that, but was too msea for him.
'Ha, hs, ha whatdid you say Aogus
tus?
oh, Told him that as representation,
what did | wanfwi,h q @ssTwhea the Pro
lessor could go 10 Tue psfIs and save m,
the trouble 7 and as u owning properly, j
was all in the family, sodia was jus, as vel
for one 10 be bothered with il as Two; ane
for getting what wanlsa, pst told hin
how ! managed all that saysI, 'if I wan
a new carriage for instance, all | have to do
is TO dress for Breakfast,
q How g says he, astonished.
u 'Put on my richest motning.gown, and
snowiest shia fril; attend myself to the ser.
wing of breakfast pick gu, the choicest
piece of toas. lof she PIbisssor; above ALL
curl my beard.
How Essysfe again.
The Professor hasa passion for The beau
tituf; now II ! were % sappear before hel
watl my beard in curl Faialk aud ask he,
Tor anew earsiass's s.sll.s y eald say
i--anoiier cafriass AuaussTs ] ain surpris.
ed al your exuavigahce--yon had new
one scarcely month ago :-(shich is true,
but nothing to The purpose.l But il ap-
proach her thus, laying my hand on her arm
my sof! beard waving in golden iendrils be-
fore her shoulders and ruurmur-'you char
ming fellow, how can refuse you q ha, ha,
ma Tho Reiormer couIdni say ano,herwofJ
very proper my dear, the horrid crea.
lure,' said the elder geu lieman-'oh you
pity bessed ,iddy ickle sugar tiny pun ? be
continued making plunge al the infant in
sudden efiervescense OF rapture.
am easily dirgusted: became so a,
this moment; turning hastily 10 The window
| picked up an elegantly bound book which
lay before me, il was romance, written by
Geo rgiana Chaucer, entitled, .Griseldus, OF
the patent husbands rsxasds L read a
while, absorbed ia indignation; then, look
ing up, perceivee thai the friends had gone
and young Benram was pacing The room a
lone, 10 restless, troubled manner; 1t ,ha
moment, also, the. Judge unexpectedly enter
ed.
What's the trouble, Alfred 2 said the fe
male, kindly.
Nolhing,' said Alfred.
Nay, something isAsurely wrong she re-
sponded gravely moreover, ssmeihing h.,
been wrong for some weeks past: is Alfred
disconleniedi mas anything which can re-
move, occurred to cause him unhsppiness 2
No., said Alfred, meodlly--aad ,yei an
uuhappY, am eanuied: life is so dull, sc
narrow. Each day rises and sits 80 like the
last, thai at times / become almos, insane
with impaiieuce il may bs absureJ,I will
not attempt to altogether justify il, but al
times feel within my sou striving aod
pleading Of powers yer HpdevelopeJ ; un.
conciously fluid myself asking, ,-irhs have
J impulses, yesruings.y aspirations, ii they
are never to be sconsnmateaa Why have I
an arm tina, Longs for some resistance a.
gains, which to test lie might, for the SIM
pie pleasure Of using the powera Why
have mind ever Wondering, pondering,
feeling in ils indisciplined fashion after the
meanipgs Of lhings. ever thrown back upon
iisels and ths daily small roaine Of my prss-
enl'hfel Twenty tunes day, asl read OF
hear d a pobls deed, or dafiug exrIoii. OF
dapgsrone, Wild adventure, my hear.lesps
up ia mad impssience 10 be, and know, and
do.,l
Ny poof, poor child said The female, 10
piiying aso1Hvhfnent; have | ever resiriclsd