Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-02-17

and everything else on the3abte IN every
/ direction. Of course breaking them all. -
Wheu I saw the disorder Ilsai eeca-
stoned. became ashamed OF myself. My
poor little wife turs. into tears. szlss
Twas the gsseqaarreiwe had ever had.
-. Nesor mind. darling" exclaimed ap-
preaching my wife and kissing her
,. You shall have your way, We viii goto
Paris. ezan'g lsss sssaessl
Jane smiled t!iroogh her tears, return
ed my einbface, and we were good friends
again. ae
e i started the same day for Accotnack
b. H., and in week wes in full posses
sion of my properly. Ia three more days
we were in New York, on the fourth we
were on board the Arago, and on the filth
out Of sight Of land. l e ~
shall co. attenptts describe the mis-
teries OF that voyage. Tie readers can
realize it, when tell him that 1 was sea-
sick from the day we started to the day we
landed. Oh. how I cursed the sea,5Pa-
RS and our recent fortune :. HoAy heartily
wished was back again in good old
Baltimore. attending 10 my patients. Il
begged, prayed lnafiored somebody 10 throw
me overheard, but the satagcs only laugh
ed at me. Ny wife, on the other hand
was not sick at ali, but seemed to enjoy
herself thoroughly. while lay rocking in
misery with the rest OF the passengers.
The sound was hateful 10 me, aud up-
braided her very much with it. She re-
ltaliated: high words ensued and we had
another desperate. quarrel. 1t was some
lime b.. fore we made this one up. Tins
Equarrel was succeeded by others; In fact
they became now most of daily occurrence
and | plainly saw we were growing to
hate each other. ssi -
We landed at Havfe at last. After we
lad been on shore a few hours / began to
feel better and could look round me. The
first thing noticed was young French
imam, paying, as | thought, gftat deal
100 much attention to my wife.
81 scowied at him. ss a ii
He advanced TO me with the most pleas
Ian, air in the world, and said ~
So Monsieur has been very sick. / hope
Monsieur feels bctier.'ea o
I7a'' Yes, / do,''I / gfowIsd.
:. Whois this fellow e. / whispered to
NY wife," as isslssa
"On, that is Monsieur Letoux, our fel-
Eiow.passenger from New York you were
so sick all the way over that YOU did moi
see him, but assure you he was very po.
lite and attenlivesio me-" e,t13 @ asae
az".I have no doubt he was muttered
fs. Monsieur and Made go 10 Paris said
Letoux, g shall have the honor of accom-
panying them.'' e 1
There was no help for IT. could NO
be so unnannerIy as.to repulse polite at
Etention. so 1 bowed my head in acquies
Eeence. .o !5geEi .stl3 81 asabss astI .as#
j Fl We were soon on our road to Paris.
J sat scoiled uplin one corner of the railroad
parriage. while my wife ant III. aLeiou'
censefsedgin French. Now knew very
little French, while my wife spoke it lik.
a native. | could, however, distinguish
The words s..sfon eker .lsonsieur," ant
y .Ha ehere .Msdanss,'' rery often repeat
: led. did not like it much, but held IN,
Fpeace. -
We arrived in due time at Paris, AM
under the F'renchman's advice took apart
aenis ia the Ietel Mearice. Iaa
Then followed a long weary month Q
/ sightseeing. Oh, how tiresome it was
I've visited the Loavre. paathecn, Cata
4 comb, Versailles, ST. Cioad--and a hlind
/ -red other places tsatI lido not now Tefnem
ber. We retarned home every day tire
E Ito death. How i wished myself hoEn
agailsi And then my wife became NOR
distant to me every day. It was eyidef
she took no pleasure in my soeieiy; not
: day pa ssed bat we had a violent quarrcl
and not an hour passed that I did nc, ours
/ our recently acquired fortune. sz
i ceased OF last 20 go out al all with m
/. wife, hui my place was very well filed b
!. Monsieur Letoux. who took her ever
where.. s 5.sasz .ss.s - s.sz. 9a'
j / This eternal Frenchman was alway
E with us---lle paid asslduons court 70 JAMS
: but did nol mind i much, for ia spite {
/ all the differences bsiween me ans n
+ | wife, / had still faith in her honor 4 di
not believe siae was vulnerable on tia
i p9ilt.asaa
Alas. was gricvoassy deceiyed-bs
do not lei me anticipate. 81 ssF=sss
ii As Isbefore stated, ihings ssenl On j
This manaer for near . month. until | b
lica,ne perfectly disguised with shs syiiel
{ EaEfaiE, and would spend my whole day :