The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-09


Bat its the language we want, said
VII, really and truly isn't it Mol I:
fho, sou can't hop worth a cent.
Can too-see here. Oh, VIII. ler's you
and make guys Of ourselves, and ta7
visit 70 Maggie. May we ma r.
How about tomorrow lessons, pup
pets =
All but one" replied both Young
Americas scaup ered 10 the little study
room, whence proceeded for seine twenty
minutes loud, dali, dVubIe-Toiced droning
droning, followed b. sudden smultant GUS
npsetting Of chair. and scuttling from the
room.
j During the above discussion Mr.. Cor
poral Ind preserved silence only broken
now and then By mutfitd snort Turning
now TO his wife, his face was perfectly tran
quill.
"Do you forget, mother he said in we'll
molulased tones, that disappro7e Of girls
pursuing these useless studies I'm not
at all sure that it leads to their happiness,
as"
81 know you're not sure. my DEAR" re
piled tn. ma tron, soothingIy, and 80
don't think it best 10 puzzle your brain
with the matter only have confidence IN
me III bring it out all right. Why, ms
dearest, sooner than bring wrinkle Of
anxiety to that pure brow, I'd keep you
from thinking altogether"
Mr., Corporal glarad at her for moment
undecided then, bursting into laugh,
took his hat and went out for the eve
ming.
Zone day gone" he remarked, as he
walked down the street .Whew what q
singular sense Of relief comes over me
wonder how it would feel to be II tiy rolled
up iu SPIDERS web The thing wouIdn' t
hurt any where, but it would surppre..
every where. Not to act for myself; not 70
think for self not to have anJ money ,
but-By-the haven't cent in my
pocket-book. | must 20 back and ask for
some. Well, now its curious, but although
| know it to be a Joke, and joke of my
own proposing, ] can't bear 10 go and ask
her Confound it | won t-IlI 20
without first And h. pursued hi. pen
niless and somwhat sulky way.
"Well my dearS, said the mother, bus
ting into breakfast, all beamiug. 81 m go
ing to give you treat this morning. Get
out your bathing rigs, and we'll all run
down and take dip in the sea before We 90
10 the mountains for the summer"
"Will and Molly looked at each other !;
go did Annie and Julia. The frs, look ex-
pressed surprise, and the second mischief.
Really, exclaimed Mr.. Corporal, al
most upsettng his coffee, Il honor your
kind intention, but you ought TO spring it
upon rns SO Suddenly. How do you know
It viii be convenient : In facr, ii isn't
/ engaged to 20 with JorEin this afternoon
to try hi, new horse
Tut, tut tut you mnsn' make engage.
ments in that wild way without my knoll.
edge. How can plan fer you if you inter
ferc with me this way? Now get your nat
and run right over to Jorkin and tell him
you didn' know you We're going to The shore
this morning, and don't be long dear
want to take the ten o'clock train.
But am not--ah! | mean, let US stop
and talk asont i. You see, | really could
not 60 and tell Jogkin that; It you'd make
me look SO foolish.
Ny love, said Mrs. Corporal, grayely,
what | have done, ] have one for The
best, an it j. childish % argue about il
now. Aud let this little disappointment
be lesson to you for in tho future not 10
make eugageureutz without my kno ledge.
Don't think In ecoIding, dsar; only re-
member another time
I'm in for it, groaned the head Of the
family, taking down his hat; aud this is
only the second day Can It be t at
rrr-EIcu ner III tIIs way! \ erlsH
| remember something like it a year ago.
But if could have imaginei--
1t took SO long to compose his excuse to
Jorkin, that on his return, although every
thing neeIful was laid to his hand, he
found it impossible to be ready to start
with tile party, and barely succeeded in
reaching the tram il time
jump in said Mrs. Corporal ! haze
the ticket. Not there come on the next
car
Here are good seats, said Mr. G., pre-
pairing to take them.
Next ctr, repeated Mrs, c. rIaci5ly
and on he Wen, feeling like horse with
his first experience # the bearlug-reia.
Goodness what ere you at now For
no sooner was be fully ensconeed and com
Portable than madam leaned across aud qui .
city low cred his win dow.
Can you let mel mean want it
open
1.-The cinders are blowing in on you the .
wind is On this side Ny dear, on don .
feel in right good b-mor thi, morning, DO .
YOU Never mind it'll be all right when
yoa begin to feel tie sea breeze
Mother said the gentleman after
while emerging from his paper
well, Billy +?
DO yoa know IA Won, cent Of mon
~.
Money Oh yes gave oa ten dol .
yesterday.
Its gone.
Gone. Oh, well, # you enjoyed your
self wltn It, I'm sure It's al! righ.. How
mnch DO YOU want now?
How much: Oh really suppose you
viii allow me 10 pay the bills. "
You may, u il would amuse you. III
give YOU TWO hundred dollars. and ii YOU
want more, ytu know where 10 get IT,"
And madam began counting it ont in
Gyss and ten-.
stay, said Mr.. {. ncryousIy; there's
Thompson and his wife on the other side.
They're looking at US"
Are they? I'll speak to them directly.
Thirty and ten are forty, and ten"
ado giye ME the mort ulonnia - said rha