Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-27

required, and Hirua, Noses, her husband ,oas a
bO06y.
| rally haint minute of time, dear neighbor,
Mrs Baldwin, to devote to nobody but do reckon
I'll better Jest let you know somethin' about this
here society Of ASSUci1tioners I'm contemplahn'
ioinin'. Afore begin I'd like TO menshun that il
you'd Just step in aud see to husbands stockinS,
I'll take it agreeable. l hadn't no time to mend
'em, Tor Professor XII had Snch heap to tell
me about the innard development, and OF his SpI-
ritual coalition with my spiritual wals, that sat
good bit longer than meant 10, with him; and
somehow cr other he ketched hold of my hand anu
snid he didn't know when ned been so mOnStrOus-
ly drawvd To- anybody alore. He hadn't nolhln u
say ngin my husband: lie might be very clever
person; but yet he felt convinced my natur was
SIGH an elevated one, he rally believed my wants
had never beeu met.
told him sure enough they hadn't, but reck-
oned the IeasUn was, we were too poor 10 go 10
further expense in buying things. But did con-
leSS, If there was a want had, it weS Tor new
paTur caIpet, ourn was gittin' SO dreadful shah
by. The Professor giu me all awtnl nudge Then
and said must excu.e him, IL he didn't feel DIS
posed foT iokIn' that moTnin'; he was u smhenn'
most tremendous innard fortunes, cause he'd been
misunderstood the day afnrE y person who wasn't
great enough 10 Comprehend him. OF course let
on understood him, and pretended I'D been JokIn.
but Afterwards when | went TO The meetIn'' l
found out all about what il meant; and Pm real
miSerahe, neighbor Baldwin, 10 think Eve been
Iivem' these sixteen years with Hiram Moses,
and he's never yet com2rehended what my natur'
required.
know my hull benz amt cal ed into play; there
is only one set Of faculties agtin, an might as
well be liYIn' mummy 10 be mated with such
a noodle. Brother BE SEES he's convinced me
and him has SIGH a sympathy fur one anuther that
we must have played together when we was chill
dTen in some other state Of existence an though
don't remember ever bein' in that Ftate' yet |
S'pose it's all just so. Brother Be Is very
spiritual soul, an is Jest as developed as he can
be. Me and him has such beautiful attractions to
one another, that don't think no more OF ksEln'
than II we was two females. lie Sed need mt
Tell Hiram, though, fnI it aSn't likely he'd UNI
deTstami how our spirits met, an he was one oil
those commonplace beings who might go and kick
up rumpus about me kissin' another woman
husband.
10 declare its too bad 10 be forced into such a
position as am with HiIami but Dr.. C--s SEES
that's Just the way with him and his wife, she
haint no understanding oil the ideal beauty Of SIGN
friendships, and don't begin TO fill up the measure
Of his SOULS yearnn' after perfection. Poor fel-
low! he's so often cast back upon himself that II
is enough 10 crush his Too sensitive nature. The
meetinS on Thursday night is all the comfort have
There's been Professor K--h an S--m,
Ct, an DR.. Ely, an Mr.. is. that's
Just in the same uncomfortable way in their do
nestle relations, besides several females that's
Suuyln meulclne ana naLOIny SO haIu tHdt tHey
partake quite Of The natur Of skeletons. Their
souls is developed at the expense OF their poor frai,
perishuble bodies.
p BIN don't think no more OF disSectin
dead bodies than she would Of cutun' up a roast
chicken. | don't know as I'd trust her treat my
neurology, but Hiram might Jest as well employ
the poor thing for his rheumatic as not. She looks
as though she might handle right gripin' case
pretty severe. But the best Of all is the hrincIi
Piles we purfeSS. There we sit the hull eyenin'
and Jest discourse about the poor opp ssed cretures
that have 10 get Their Twin at ShOvelin' snow an
han Him wood, an 81 on. 1t would rally do your
very marrow bones COOL to see the benevOence
and charity that prevails; an now they remarks,
they don't want nobody to Ito n"thim that don't
agree with em-an' Pm sure mendin stockins don't
agree with me.
An they tell SIGH low ly anecdotes about the
people who 20 an git everything done rs cheap as
they cam so as 10 cheat folks, and grind down the
poor. Aud then besides all this active goodness
an Strugglin' 10 redeem their Teller bein's they
have festival about onSt year, as to hear the
remarks Of them COMES from the furIin cities
such us Boston, Philndeiphla-about the wicked
ness Of perpe in not payin' their wurknem; an
Bother c. often draws tears from the female
II embers regardin' the trImpIin,' down OF their
blessed privileges. He's lovely, an their amt
one Of us females ugly OF otherwise, but he's
wilIin to embrace in gospel love.
do hope, neighbor Baldwin, that I'm as virtu.
say can't see bit Of harm in relieVin' my ull
sympathies in the buzzums of them as are my spir-
tual paTInerS-cauSe, watts the body any howl
r. int no more than a wet blanket lhrow'd over
the sperrit-a Squenchin' the yearnin'. after that
soul communion that every well.develoPed p, rSon
feels. SIR. R says Pm a "great sOul,'' an
thatSich sentiments has inausuraed me more tang
IDLY into his hest feelings than paltry takIn' OIL Of
what the boiler world calls 'fmOdeSty," SEES he to
me, Standin' on the steps rolher night, ''WUmld
we was in the blessed Philanstry" My sperIit
whispered, "Without Hiram, tho';' and hiSn i'm
me,I:ateIy sponded in an audible eyes" So COM
plete!y do meet one another.
We have been readin' JacQue together. reck-
you would ut be pleased with his observations
on this. but it's the epitome of mortality aud
virture we think. Pm come 10 the end of my
sheet, am here's Hiram just cume in; ugh! My soul
revots from him. But Pun doomed to Misery
Pity my unfortunate organization that requires
SIGH different associations.
Youm, ABIGAIL MOSES.
Psi send you some verses which Nv bin a
rittin' 10 try 10 settle The commoti ms that's con-
tlnually raging in my brest when think Of my
contrary attractions.
VERSES ny ABIGAIL MOSES.
amt a doin nothn else
But wakin' paths that thornyi
For him las meets my VERY soul,
Is gone to Calttoin
And now I'm len to bear the brunt
or lie with Hiram Moses;
He's Just as different from me,
As peoples is from roses.
He cats and drinks. and works and slehps,
AM Amt bad pro videI,
But nect2r's all the same to him,
As SO much beer and cider.
hate this way OF dOiu' life
In sums OF vulgar iraCtIOnSj
My spirit yeaTnS for sympathy
And PassionaI attractions.
| My spiral natures innarl self
! Has gone Al been divided,
or course can't he nOthin else
But lnn1rdly lOp sided
Keep sTaSpin' alter things
That's neither here yUnder,
Just like goose that's yOked for lilo
To him that amt her gamder.
know we meet in SPIRIT yet,
Hut Sume.;ow human natuT,
Let'S try to Squench 1t all we can,
Develops soon or later,
And il its true ''alI flesh is grasS,''
Its time old Hiram Moses
Vas greenin in the pickle now
For that MetempSychosiS.
He hant got no ideal life;
An pivotal revOlvin',
He HEST n cnIu hettd