The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-03-22


think about it. Con round this evening and in the mean
time III ferret a scheme"
"WcIl" Solioqused Baker, after Arthur had left abe
pays pre,tv well, but if some of my rascaity should
rebound upon my own head it would hur: amazinnIy I
must think about the matter. Let me sec get him into
old is and let the old chap fleece him what rood would
that do If Arthur told the girl would only be an open
confession that lie there himself and therefore niu.
one rs we'll rs the other Coul NOT fro ,ot otlor ,t
don't know if that would do either will 90 and ret a
drink and see if that will str NV tloryL,s and LI mo
the matter" and the LAWYER went his way for the H.
quor
Mr. Munroe and his wife, we have said lived rctrcdv and
peacefully; they did, and the world would have added
hdDJGIy but ,re would not for ,Lcv did rot Tho
though, has learnt enough TO be assured Of this
1t Il poor marry rich girl, and rice uersa the
world calls it good match. Dispositions are not studied
Real Estate, Stocks Negroes Cash. GI Lcre this consti-
tutcs what the world calls "g0od" When Mr. Munroe mar
ried his wife, it good match he had money Her rel
a,ives rcoiced; what did it signify whether he was
mild cross good or bad all men were alike anv how
attribute supplied all deficiencies and nic over all er
rors whilst Frightened the value of lis yir,ues-he had
money.
Mr. and Mrs Munroc did not know what could keep their
long in the city. They knew that Henry was ell
gagged to be married to Ida Wentworth hut WHY stav in
Philadelphia so long They surely should come to see
them.
Henry did have some msgivngs for absenng himself
from home so long. Arthur cared not how lonr he tar
red.
IL wonder, Mrs. Munroc" said her circ lord to his wife
day. "why those BOYS tarry long in the city, Moth
crs should teach their children to be more dutitul."
why not fathers 7" she at once replied.
Fathers indeed has Il man nothing else TO do but 10
teach his children after him for can y or sugar
pIums, or otherwise teach them TO ma when
they are hungry for bread and butter 1t the mothers
place Mrs Munroe whilst they young them prop
ery The father has outdoor business to attend to, and
the children necessarily placed in her company and
under her supervision, she is the admonsh and in
suuct.
do really think men strange creatures. You tell
me what should have done and yet the very who
prevented me from doing it. Many and many time when
would have chaStIsed Arthur, You have told that
SHOULD o' and ten IN the most sarcastic manner ask your
o" son, your own wies chill II he would be whipped 10y
"olIt"
nU' you never Shoud have made 1t necessary Tor them
' Il''''Se,ncn'' Is sald Gcctde"tS never happen
e result ol careIcSSncSS anu there Is no time you
te matter "e II tncE had been properly trained,
oa vo whipping would not nave been needed
l u ''" very PercePUoy discover the mote IN my 'yc
w. I uiSCo.ct 'iIo s'.' oe"'i IA your OWL.
wv, ,nIL;, m'.o !ou arc '''.N'"s To- Mrs N"hroe'
nro,, ro G w " ic 10 'o'e' 'neS ana
iEt n L oe'I'e was married; Out
self hmt 50 ~ ~ S ~ L; tr ;r | .sI'S u, " GU a. ,l
:, .I.r ~ 'l, " | m ~ , ~ VIC We"''" 'c worse 'hIn
t.,r, .a,,,o ;n, i i o " - ~ ~ VIC WIG Sl""'' '"e
C.o., - y i| | 80 .. /,
lII, I'm, ,r ~ NV ~ i i;, Wv; . @ "'e' arc nave no
,r,,f, tI, , n LT "n'''. '."S
| ,n ''" arc drought 'n'o rel"H'''h 10 E'cihlate