, 1877-04-29

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In that chilly clmei
When you answered "No, you loved nc
Loved me all the time!
Esa1EwooD, Ill FRANK B. W1spox,
NAMING THE BABY.
Puck.
Bluggins' wife recently presented him with
beautiful infant, all infants are beautiful. N
Blugg,ns, you sec, Is not ut all original Cons
oucutly, when the baby was TO be mined, L. as
old friend of tho family, IVES invited to name Il
baby.
Assembled at Bluggtns' were his mothcs-in- -laT
as usual, his wifc's Two sisters, both young En-
pretty tbut troubled, like most young ind pset'
girls. with TINT most serious Of feminine con
Ila,nts. tendency to E,s~le). aud young Charl
NiIIssns. who rather sweet On tho elder sister
Ns=s Caroline. forgot to state that Mrs Blus
gins was there also, as wcl AZ the baby to b
named.
After had been introduced al round, gig1let
at by lhe girls and stared At by Charles, Rlugsin
took the door that Is, fgnrativcly speaking, 10,
he rcn aimed seated all the time, and in nca
speech announced ti,st I was 10 have the honor o
: Icommenced with Mary. Mary is my tavorite fe
male name, and was the uamc Of Dluggins' wife,
and Of his mother-n-law.
The mother n:law looked pleased The girl
gtsg3ed, aud Charles stared Blugg1ns looked n
Els wife who shook her head.
'TrJ again, old fellow u said Blugsins, consol-
lad been reading Frances Burners works some
time before, and tred OF Camilla, Eyclna- and
Cecilia in quick succession, and with better
s'TE Shakespeare, - said ninsgins
did commenced. And for half an hour rat
mona, Ponia. 1mosrn, Ttani2, and stopped for
Inoticed peculiar look in Mrs Bluggins' eye, I
the fnothcF-fn- Inv sAAhe7n."
Come into the garden, Maud," murmurcd
Charles, who was, afterwards learned, quite y
Wit.
Iacted on his hint
Lily, Rose, Violet, Daisy, Blossom, Althea-
here The baby intersered By giving MS specimen Of
Said Charlie, The wit, LAS we arc among the
flowers, why not call it Crocus r.
Actually fosgo. 70 eisgie. The S; a,otser a law
about being :: too fresh. :" e~'''> '''''''
Di Vernon, 1elen McGregor, Lucy Bertram; :1 then
10 Dickens, Rose Maybe, Florence Dombey, Dol
y Warden. and bad started on Nancy Skies when
i changed it to Nancy Bell
None were suitable. So sstd MEs, Bluggins. 1
began TO grow uncomfortable What was to be
done: had perspired until my handkerchief was
as wet as dish-c1oth. I racked my brains, what
little had }eft, and away went with Grace Green
wood, Jennie :Inne, Fannie Fern, Maria Edge
Oh, Oh! No! No. 11orid! Awful Abom-
sncrssted ennnose o en1 tbe IN IL nu mese
Twas in terrible state. ! drirped like an UNI
o1clts that had been out in d heavy rain.
chose the stage, and urged on my wild career
With Agnes Booth, following it up with Fanny
Davenport Rose Eytinge, Charlotte cushman,
anna y A1icc ntskantea'T oatea satd Charlie.
lfrowncdn upon the inpertnent young man, but,
a. afterwards learned, be Vas an interviewer for
thar shooting nuttF halls Mt n n e1enhnnf
I Clara Morris, Sara 1ewett- Just here the baby
The girls eieele: Rlngsins Indy offered me a
E,ass oi water which drank With feeling; and then
on to glory With adelaide phillipgs pafepa Rosa
fell prone upon the door.
Somebody dashed some water in my face, aud
revived enough to utter the word Annette, and
When I came to. was on the sofa, surrounded
ey Tue whole ia f.mi!y eazed around with blank
Have yoa chosen names' in hollow voice.
Yes. said all in one voice
'AWhat is It:' said family.
Mrs. 3. looked at B. The mother-1n-iaw cough
cd Both girls giggied. Charles stared. Bluggins
struck an attitude: and said in tragic tones:
Ne have decided to call the baby--John.''
once more became unconscious.
MARIAN VISITS THE POPE.
HSutana u. F. Rounds in W1dc-Arnie for Aau
At last We are in the old, old city; and We lin
AI4CA aAA e4Hut-61N. US Mafl3n 6Glu, 10
-hcayt.s cont~,t f,r ronrs. mn+,., v,r,.d 49,. ~
sec the POPE. '-''~'- -@~''
She had heard Bridget, our good. homcIy Bridget
teft what great man the Fope was. and how
E1andlT he lived, and what power he welded, and
shcwanted to sec him.
-oyh,f1a,,.- - ~, ~ ,.s.-. g, I.. ss.e'sn
.a'!u'"ss' 70 ,u'o' treasures OF ocauty' and she
bad also eecn his chasch,-the great st. Peters
Church, with it, dome 20 big and 70 bich that II
eccms TO fold in mart Of thc str sho e,n1J.,
~ .: 80 ~ - @os sAt. sne coatunt
uAussa4 a'1. Ao~ ~ was Tue ropes church,
"ucn ne a.on Pseaen thefe but still every
body ea'o 1t was and she took it for granted with
ant, aud persisted In calling thc rre,t s.tar
pulpit and couldnI sec for IT, ifo - ba @ tne
ncople wet their 6nrcss nm eeaa ~ y. neI. "hF
when they vent ia and onthnt 1hs, ~, enetnse'es
s.lt's the Pope's church and snnn,a ens - ta'u:
'em 10, and 50 they do il 'f''e ae wan"