The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1877-12-07
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others, and abide hy their decision.
You don't seem to care any thing
about the names ! propose, and
you seem to choose the poorest
ones you can. As our child is :
/ boy, you ought not I'd object to my
naming him. 1T seems To me that
it i my right. Tit was girl, 81
course { should make no objection
and you could name it what you
please,
'Ifyou look upon the subject il
that light, Mr.. Fulton, I asn sure I
do not wish to object, I Do not
wish to deprive you Of any Of your
rights. I did think and hope, how.
ever, that you would be willing for
me to name our first child. I
thought ] should take q great deal
of pride il giving tue first name,
and | never dreamed that my hus-
band would raiseany objection and
it is such d dear little baby that /
do not want d common name.
Well, I suppose, dearest you
have set your heart upon naming
the baby, and 7 will net object
said Mr. Fulton, mildly besides ]
really think it should be the wom-
ans prerogatiVe TO name the child
rem but I want you to select .
good name, one that lac will not be
ashamed Of
I am sure I want him to have
good name just a. much as you d.
said Mrs. Fulton and I think.
under the circumstances, we had
better leave the family names out !.
I have a great reverence for Script
ural names. 7 should like to name /
our child Isaiah-it sounds grand,
lofty, inspiring; but then ! don't
like The idea Of his being called
'siab.' David is d splendid name !;
it has 4 sweet, musical sound, but |
hardly FnTGF1 rtfu5 =z----,-I /
tell the truth, husband, I want
something different from any oae
aIse. for IL one has such dear
babv ID Nc have. What say you
to Heywood ?
.Tis true, said Mr. Fulton rather
tartly, @tis deueed odd, that's ooT-
Ifojn but | object to loading the
IIttle fellow with such burden.
i did not think, said Mrs. Ful-
lon, that you would make tnn ot
me- me- and iaiure ny feeliogsR ard =
tbis iunctnre Mrs. Fulton broke
down into 4 food Of tears.
Where il the newly married hns
q hand that can stand such an ap-
neal? 1t had the desired effect an. !,
!, Mr.. Fulton apologized for bis rougl
/, manner, fer although rather blufl
d he was al affeetionate husband, az
,t|ba kissed the tears away from th
! .osav cheeks Of bis darling wife, :
he called her. Smiles we're 500
i SHINING upon Mrs. Fultop's fac
80 snd beneath her sparkling eyes Il
h tbo tears shoDe like dew Drops th'
J gl;sfsn like bright diamonds ana'
ke tba rays of the morning ~ \.
i always knew that ya4 were
Il. dear husband, said Mrs. Fufto
,or With i winning smile, taad ! kno
,se that i did not do right missing Il
DBL language I dld 1 feal15 s'fi's u
-rs. ought 10 name the ba5E.5nd Y Y
Inc ,Iease me more than anything e
Ike YOU can do.'
Lat Il Will name the BABY to plea
YOU. said Mr. Fulton, Isasanti'
,n ia Y vil} also respec5Four pf
nlzs terence for seriptQral fmes, !
ILL., IDEA has struck ne. lave gre
j 1 respect for ny father, ID ! z
! u respect your feelings, NJ dear. 9.
aby. please myself BY naa'a Fhe !, 81.
after ,ay father. y " eau
Y to child Noah.
.dly. Noah I You are joIng s
J, i Mrs. Fulton, with iof q aseo
il. isbtnent ID her face. soah
ii voa wanted to take a. aedlIoYl
nrs. .ame. it would be bettto call
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