A Good Rebulze.
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The Pittsburgh American tells lns following
good story; and We dare sass it is very true cne,
Judge B---bad agreed 10 an arrangement Tor
marrying his daughter 10 a blacksmith. His son
who entertained IDEAS more elevated than any OF
bis ancestors, and was something naughty in his
general manner wnhal, when this astounding in
formation first reached him, sought an immediate
interview with his father whom he found IN com
pany with several Others. 'Slr,' said he to his ia.
ther, lis that true which heard. that you lntend
10 marry my sister TO blacksmith" And pray
WHO are you, strand who were your ancesorsr
'ThaI, SIR replied the son, 1 shall expect TO
learn irom you,--'0, sir, you shall be grathed--
you: grand fathers were boia weavefs,' and then,
Io;he infinite enjoyment, o(lhe son, lie amused
him ard the company with anecdotes Of their ex.
r!!1-sse on the loom