The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-01

Mf Cameron disappeared aisuflur
ns that w should saa me- paia very
fuuB. ~ llla meantime I ifei ~ amHsa
liehf Nv she vs. HuiiuR taft naileH
ard lDrfa va nlreadg much exhausted
] haA often found waIkInf sHmhInf ~
hef IN ibe III hing hours when cinfrb,
yards yawn. and 20 ! tried the sana
thing nuw, for liahy WA really getting
buisiafuus IN ono corner N ihe fuain
Neru several lars NJ chemical, and n
qrema ust tho pltee ~ amun naby,
70 ! driiod over IN that direction, bot
was almost paralyfed whan bora
screamed
John what NJ you thinking NJ ~
lct baby smell those horfd rhemirala7'
However had strength enough ~.
naming ~ mako luf the opposite e1f,
nef ~ the ruufn, hit | never got there.
fpr Dora called halt aud wanted IL
know II ! was going Ia risk tho child 4
liie by taking her 10 fnr away from tho
stove so began 10 circle around tho
stow, Increasing myspcrd 80 Baby In.
creased her tuinult
Dora now bcgnn 10 think that Mr.
Cameron had had u stroke Of np0plcxyi
said she had often heard of lust such
cases; and wondered u any other
artist could finish up the picture ld
case Mr. Cameron should not recover.
Her excitement soon grew 50 inlonse
that she backed up against u chair over
which ! had incnnt ously thrown ny
new thlrty-two dollar spring oyctcoat
The "horrid chemicals" were not all.
alas, IN bottles on The shelf, but largo
carthen pan was lillcl with some u
them, and was standing on thu foor.
To be sure Il was standing VOL out Of
the range Of visitors, but the accent
which Dora impaired 10 that chair car
riel Il over and the coat just nicely
illlod the pan. The coat was Of no
further uso to mo. but thought Il was
worth taking home, Tor sonio OF tho
ilood sufferers In Ohio would be- glad
TO get II. In the midst OF tho sensation
MIR. Cameron appeared, aud said that
Baby would have to slt again. II
h unnecessary 10 roheaise the details.
Suffice II 10 say that AN hour later
we were permitted 10 look upon
n plato which the artist and the
father pronounced perfect, and which
e.cn Dora thought would dosplcely II
was beginning TO rain, and we went
homo with happy hearts, Dora having
cSacted from Mr., Cameron the promise
that he would finish up the pictures at
tina ypru nupiiaat nnuattI. ,.ru,nu, .uI
sooner II ho could. The rain foil fast
before wc got home, and .ulncd u
twolvo-dollar afghan which covered
Baby in the carriage The more Dora
thought about tho picture the happier
she grew, and was not inclined TO sug.
gcst that the expense up to date had
been forty.four dollars. In short, |
grew good-natufed myself In thinking
that the picture was 80 good thai va
should not have 10 try for another. for
three or four months at least. SO we
bad a very merry ten aud very cozy
evening around tho fire, and talked Of
nothing but how well Baby behaved.
and how bright she looked. aud how
happy we should be ON "Wednesday
morning, when some Of the pictures
were to be sent III. We tried 10 de.
eide how many We should order and
made out list Of nil those who must
lEiyo one any way, and another LIST OF
all those who really ought to have one.
Dora passed very restless night, but
Il was the 'rcsilcssncss Of victory, and
slc woke me NJ four o'clock 10 inquire
II noticed how pc fectly Baby seemed
10 understand everything that was go.
ing on when She sat tho last time. I
had not noticed II at the time. but Il
seemed now as II could recall an un.
usual glcam Of INTEL gonce which no
doubt appear IN the picture. Dora also
asked me II noticed what an ordinary
look there was in all tho other bab cs'
pictures with which Mr. Camcron's
walls were lined. liay | hc forgiven
for saying that did not notice the
other pictures. for ] couldn't take mi
eyes OF from our baby because she was
sO sweet.
Dora Is In a very gay mood this morn J
Ing. put she doesn't know how she .half
live till Wednesday.
LATER Mr.. Camoron's boy ha, Jus.
been up to say that his father has broke2
the plate. and that we hal better brinl
the baby down this afternoon.