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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-10
The Model Sister.

The Model Sister.
There is one in every home very
worst brother that ever refused TO take
his sisters out walking, must reeollect
a Model Sister.
1t was she who mended all his gloves
and used to practice waltzing with him
in the drawing-roon, and ran ever
The Star Sprangled Banner, at least
fifty times, before he caught tho right
air.
1t was she who was the confident of
all his boyish loves, and wrote his first
attempts at love letters, and curlod his
hair, when he wanted to be very stun
ming
1t was she who always ran and open
ed the door for him when it was raining,
and fetched whatever he wanted out of
his bedroom, and always had some
change when he was going out, and
was positive 'she could spare it, Those
loans occurred pretty often, and yet
did she ever allude to them, or get tired
of lending? Brothers have shol t NOM
ories-but you know it was a fact.
If papa was angry at your being
out so late wasn't sho III the passage
to warn you, and to ask you how you
could be so foolish 2 If she was fearful
Of disturbance, didn't shc wait out
gi,Io ,,,J r,,,h -, orl with bpr arms
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| y
previous to that meeting =
The plaintiff hesitated-a long pause
onsucd-tho question was repeated,
and the answer at length was 'On the
| fourteenth day, of May, IL
when she was just three weeks old,
added Burr. 'Gentlomon,' continued
he, turning to us, I have brought this
lady here as an important witness, and
such, think, she is. The plaintiffs $
counsel has pleaded eloquently in be-
half Of the bereaved husband, who es-
capped the perils ofthe sea and returned
only to find his home des ,late. But
who will picture to you the lonely wife
bending over her daily toll, devoting
her best years to the drudgery of sordid
poverty, supported only by the hope
of her husbands return Who will
paint the slow progresss of her heart
sickness, the wasting anguish of hope
deferred, and finally the overwhelming
agony which came upon her when her
last hope was extinguished, and she
was compelled to believe Herself indeed
widow? Who can depict all this
without awakening in your hearts the
warmest sympathy for the deserted
wife, and the bitteres scorn for the
mean, pitiful wretch who could thus
trample on the heart of her whom he
had sworn to love and cherish 1--WE
need not inquire into his motives for
acting so base a part. Whether it was
love Of gain, or RIGHTEOUSNESS, or sell
fish Indifference, it matters not; he is
too vile a thing to be judged by such
laws rs govern men. Let us ask the
witness-she who now stands before US
with the frank fearless brow of true
hearted woman-let us ask her which
of these two has been to her q father.
Turning to the lady, in n tone whose
sweetness was in strange contrast with
the scornful accent that had just char
actcrizcd his words, he bosought her to
relate briefly the rocolIections Of her
carly life. \ slight flush passed over
her proud and beautiful face, as she re
piled,
My first rccoIoctions are of a small,
iIl-furnishcd apartment, which my Sis
ter and myself shared with my mother.
She used to carry out every Saturday.
evening the work which had occupied
her during the week, and bring back
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-10

years, during which time no tldlngs HAD
been received from him, the first hns-
band returned as suddenly as he had
departed. He had changed his ship,
adopted another name, and spent the
whole of that long period Of time on tho
ocean with only transient visits on
shore, while taking in or discharSing
cargo; having been careful, also,
never to come nearer home than New
Orleans. Why he had actsA in this
family, no one could tell, and he
obstinately refused all explanation.
There were strange rumors of slave
trading and piracy ahoat, but they
were only whispers of conjecture ra-
ther than truth. Whatever might have
been his motives for such conduct, he
was certainly anything but Indifferent
to his family concerns when he re-
turned. He ravcd like madman when
informed of his wife's second marriage
and subsequent death, vowing venge-
ance upon his successor, and terrifying
his daughters by the most awful threats,
in case they refused to acknowledge
his claims. He had returned wealthy,
and one of those mean reptiles of the
law who are always to be found crawl
ing about the halls of justice, advised
him to bring Il suit against the second
husband, assuring him that he could
recover heavy damages. The absurdity
of instituting a claim for wife, whom
death had already released from the
jurisdiction of earthly laws was so mani
fest, that it was at length agreed by all
parties, to leave the matter to be ad-
judged by five referees.
1t was on Il bright and beautiful af-
ternoon in spring, that we first met to
hear this singular case. The sunlight
strcamcd through the dusty windows
Of the court room, and shed halo
around the long grey locks and broad
forehead of the defendant; while the
plaintiffs harsh features were thrown
into still boIder relief, by the same
beam which softcned the placid coun-
tcnancc of his adversary. The plain
tiff7s lawyer made most eloquent ap-
peal for his client, and had we not been
informed about the matter, our hearts
would have been melted by his touch
ing description of the return Of the dcs-
i Il. - -:
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
FIFTY cLNTs IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME %, NO. 81.

the suns rays came slyly In through tho
closed blinds, playing hide and Sax With
,hs roses Of the carpet. and where the red
glowing lisb, from ,hs Ere fell upon 'hs
bright iaco Of Jalistis, - sho sat on low
ottoman, playing With the curly.hsaded
Annie, whose silvsry laugh was echoed oy
the mellow. cheerful one Of the mother.
There was no one else in the room. After
the morning salutations, Shirley ssid:
Z" III. not Ellery beeG hsrer"
"Ys.." she replied. =" he and my sister
Or. out vi.itiOg."
Shirley moved his chair closer TO the low
ottoman. Excuse me-" he aid. "h
AK you ots question. and do not. beg,
deem me impairment I sn'rsat you to AN
.wsr me frankly. for I assure you my whole
earthly h.ppine- dspsnd. on yoar answer.
Are you really engaged to Mr. Ellsry"
"who, I. Mr Shirlsy7 You mus. b
dreaming" ,aid Jal,s,ts. and che opened
her lars, dark eyes ,,ill larger 10 her eur.
prise. her faes aud neck colorins deeply ~
she met hi. glance.
There !. some mistake in this" mutier-
ed Shirley. +" lie told me this morning that
hs wa, engaged to you, and bid me ask you
to eon,ine. my,slf."
"why, the man must be craI'd. surely.
Ye, wonder .,ill more q, you 10 believing
him. You to whom" and again the lace
was bent OVER Aanis's rinslsts TO hide tho
tear. ,wslling up in thOss eyes. whilst the
child sat demurcly listening. - u bound to
recollec, each and every word.
81 did not! do no, believe him." aid
Shirley. Though he told me be ". en-.
gagged to Ms, Martin +"
A merry laugh rose 10 her lips as she
quickly raised her face, ssill erImsoned with
brigh, blu.hes. "Ah. yes. I go u ell now"
said size. lie Is really engasOd To Mi's
Martin. But who on earth do you take mo
for'"
"For vi" Martin. Of cours-Mi- JUL.
viie. - WI, the amazed reply.
81 an Mrs Martin. and the mother Of
,hi. little girl. ;" Oh. replied and she .toop-
cd 20 ki.. Annie, tor shs wAs sadly AFRAID
the laugh would again brVak forth. such
bew llierci face me, her view.
|. would he impossible to d.lineate tho
diGer.n, emotion. ,ha, ehas~d one another
through shirley. mind. as he thus ss' saI.
lns upon the graceful creature, Is she sat
in that rich light. Pride. shame. wee bit
anger. at thu. being duped by Ellsry. Bot
high above all. the strong. the enduring.
struggle Tor mastery. or course. the last
eonqu,rcd; and the little eherub, si,,ins on
her mother. knee. listened to declaration
as the heart prompted
wha, she replied I leave to the readers
ina ginaiion; but when JEANNE and Eilery
entered from their ,is, they found them SIT
ting ie,c a.,s,e and smiling. All was eI.
plained. Jcannie and her Aibanced msgnani-
mou,ly taking the blame. while Shirley in
b. happiness, readily parioned the plo.'ers
who had been the means Of giving him such
q store Of present felicity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

A Sn.Rr TKicK. IL l. said that " Old
Sharp" the celebrated maker OF articles
from the shak,pesre mulberry uee." Of
which {. many were cold as would have
taken slmo., a small forest to supply. osed.
when di-pO.ing ofa curious article, ,op'ace
hi. hand upon . piece Of the real tree Which
wa. affixed TO the bench. aud say. "i sol
emnly swear that I hold in my hand por.
ton Of the tree which Shak'PeArs hin's'f
planted" The trick succeeded admrAblv,
and Old SHARP died very rich, but on his
ds.,hbcd he confessed that he had deceived
thousands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

PREVENTIVE or INFECTION FROM TrruoIp
or Trrnrs FvER. DR.. II. Z. Smith. OF
the Londou Medical College. recently receiv-
ed $500 or $1,000 frOm Parliament, for tho
following mot invaluable recire;
TAKE Elk draehius OF powdered nitro
(.altpe,re) and six draehms OF solphuris
acid (oil Of viriol } and mix them in bowl
or tea cup. by sddin: abou, ono drachm
OF the ,iuiolic acid a, time. most eop'-
Gus discharge Of Nitrous acid sas will be
evolved. The cup or vessel Is To he PLACED.
daring the PREPARATION. on hot iron or
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,ure stirred with tohaecO.pipe. The guam
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Nitrous acid gas and II cannot he too
widely known that IL Possesses tho wonder
fol property Of prevsn,ins che spread OF
feser."
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The paper, continue to poke funt Cairo

The papers continue to poke fanas Cairo.
One OF them says:
4 marke,m,n a. Cairo. q few days since.
va. .~inilei out OF his vegetables and ar
,iele., whici. bad tendency - excite bic
ire to a considerable extent. H. told the
conm,ndins Ulcer thu, II the Angel GABRIEL
stopped at Cairo there would b. no resorree-
ton.
why?' asked tho ofincr.
:" Because the people would .~inils him
out Of hi. horn bei1rs he had time to make
= single toot."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
Editor OF Democrat

Editor Of Democrat
10 reading a hook published by Noah
Webster. Jr.. E-quirs. in ISL. !. found the
following scraps Of Geography. in speak
log Of what !. now the State Of Name b,
says
The northern par, OF thi. land upon the
.~a !. called the D,sfriei Of Maine: but II
belong. to tie State Of Massachusetts,. u
e1,rui. from the river Pi.ca,aqua to Nora
!Srli,a. aud from the ocean to ConnoiieHi
river. IL contains FIVE counties, and the
large riSer., Penobsco, aoJ;Kennebsek The
principal settlement. are Old York scaF'
borough and Falmouth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

CoST,Gior. P,rRIoriss. An ambitious
hoy in Wisconsin took II into his head TO
play soldier. and jOined the Northwestern
Tigers. The mother. ANXIOUS Tor the safety
Of her .op. cent tbs husband and father after
the runaway sou. but the patriotic father
encountered the Drury Artillery Company.
and forgetting IN hi. enthusiasm everything
bu, allegiance to the Gas. enlisted him'clf.
and tho unfortunate Vrow Was left lament.
inx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
the roof, he made NJ. e-cape. and go, help
and came hack anil killed ihem.
", In, n,,era nrm-r,,.
Ea., oxlnra Agricultural Society.

The Cattle show and Fair. Of the Eat
oIiord Agricultural S-'cis,y wa- holden At
DiI6cli. on the 9th and 10Th day. Of Oct.
last. Both days were remarkably pleasant.
There was large collection OF people. and
very large display Of stock, and Of IS good
a quality. I think. ss has ever teen exhibit
ed In this Cpun;y; and the exhibition OF
mi.csllaneou. and fancy articles was very
6ns. and did great honor 3, all par''e. in
,sre.tcd. We bad good address by Hon.
4 q. Harlow, Of Canton, accompanied by
music IRON the Di,seld choir. Where there
were 80 many sne articles exhibited. IL Is
very discult TO discriminate. 0akcs I. Bo.-
worth. OF Canton. exhibited stock horse OF
the Black Hawk breed. sne specimen Of 4
horse There VA. good display Of fruit
and vegetables, some very fine specimens.
Tie following premium. wSre awarded :
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Remember ,ha, the capacity to 10y di-a-
greyahls Ih,n:. i. neither very high nor a
very noble gif,. ,ha, the ability To sting Is
shared elu.lly with the wasp and the hor
net. an ! that tho skill which ena les full.
grown, 6sni Ras u successfully worry aud
t..ss hi. islloS creatures. j. not a whit
ulr, praise worthy or disnihed than ths
eurr,.yondin: s'f, of that Ootraseou. li,,ls
u.-,. the mu'quit"