The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-11

sThe cold in cline are cold in blood
Their love can scarce deserve the name"
l believe the above couplet contains more
poetry than truth am very well convinced
that the cline of Canon City is a colo one
nevertheless l met a young man the other eve.
ming who was ia love, if I can recognize the
tender feeling He was thinking of the g gir
he left behind him." He left her in the lovely
land of Webfoot eating apples. Milford is
mistaken; love can exist in cold climate
/ have made thisassertion; 10, will prove it,
WEDDINGS.
Love and matrimony are supposed to exist
together; where there is loye matrimony will
follow, and where there is matrimony love
will follow. will say more concerning this
some other time.
We have had half dozen weddings in this
little place, within the space of six months,
and there are more in prospective.
like to see people happy ergo, | like to
see wedding. am informed that this is
the most delectable era in the existence of men
and women. was present at one of these
cloudland felicities in Canon City.
What made this happy affair triae more
interesting, it was somewhat clandestine am
told The bride was an immigrant young
lady, just recovered" from trip across the
plains. William was miner; he was work
ing away, deep down in his ditch, when,
CHANGING to look up, he beheld his "destiny y
in fair young girl of sweet sixteen, with
radiant eyes and modest air. Straightway he
dreamed dream he arose out of his ditch
only to fall in love with the pretty immigrant
girl.
tremely opposed to him paying his addresses
to their daughter, as he was a stranger to
them. This caused exceeding great distress,
and if Canon Greek had been clear, respec-
table stream Of water, might never had the
pleasure of recording this happy event. But
William was proud and scorned to drown
himself in muddy water, and he at length
persuaded his Dulcinea to elope, and they
were wed at X < Hotel the bride looking
angelic IN white muslin, and the groom ex-
ceedingly awkward in white gloves.
The trusting confidence and simple faith
of this artless young girl in her stranger hus-
band, was truly beautiful to see; it betokened
pure heart, and a mind not skilled in the
vices and deceit of the world. AS for the
young benedick, he reminded me of cat
with her first kitten-so happy. wish them
unabated joy.
is DlsUNIoN TREASON
look at the above heading with spirit
of malicious triumph. I think if anything
will catch them THAT will. l refer to politi-
clans.
How they will settle themselves in their
chairs aud give their elevated x x an extra
hoist in anticipation of perusing an elaborate
article on the cruelty of secession, abounding
in comments on this "most wicked rebellion,
The question aboye-propounded was in
reference to some recert disunions in Canon
City.
| have experienced some delight in record
ing the number of weddings that have taken
place here within the last six months; but it
OCCURS to me as something sad when reflect
that more than twice the number OF separa-
tions have occurred in the same length of
time.
Do all reflect properly before taking this
retrograding step? I fear it is astep leading
through thorny ways to grief and wretched-
ness Will not their memory reproach them
forever and forever2
Wilt thou not, oh, rash man wherever you
may wander, still see her in her pristine
beauty and innocence, and deem that, like
the base Judean," you have thrown away
pearl richer than all and thou eIring wife,
wilt thou not f ID all joy bubble, all faith