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THE $50 BRIDES ESRTUNEs

THE ,TBo BRIDES fYkiO Lsf
.worsat SE5r hfsher io4es, tliq kPread iheSr dfns
al Es,ssF liz eass which while tlEt airs screre
n4{gtac&inlgY aud sFafke hi VIE sun III
Otfntthe sor reflect Tie taiatcF tSRms
Whieh IN kntisht fancy Sheds PIT ours III
Was h4a4s RiA me Fo9sesl t4itSgs We liyfdE t9F
/ hda been wandering upoh the cohtihenf
for lnanysn,ouths, and On nil returnFta my
nati4olasd. | FASTENED to Lib hpmeRof my
fathers, ii the neighbprhood Pf WihieFhere
lakes ana whilst inqairipg amer old Friends,
did ndt forget the two fair e5iphans who IN.
hab3teIsa cottage within a fHH miles Nj US,
aud Vh5 were generally dHsignatoa0 I" the
beasaf les of lie Lake. To4iny surprise, |
fouaditaat both wercon the ate of.mhrfiage;
/ and 4hat the double nup1alsI Nerc aIp9inted
| to taAe rlReo 9n'the foliowinA day. lIho FL
dest, Catoline Wiitoa, waB engaggfd to a
Catt4jn Famfrett, who had 4ken III ttia army
oae wear, merely for fasliolF sakeI;Ha sort
Of villa fewer, extremely gRPd lgoAifss, but
WHO Wall BIZ no menus parslFllar astHto AI4
madek aiad habits Of life Tie iyPunger
lsistef, Emily, had chosen NJ Pr Etli44 CHAM,
( agedtlelaatl almost unknowhI 70 hisHnciSh-
b6fs His fortune was evidently limited,
| althdnglilsGfhejent to conn14d allEtHe com
| fJFtsIo life and Ing ainQtlI inginEl{s looks
/ to RECOMMENDED hing exccpti4Falf ofieSpres7
/ siye ana mesanchply eyes
/ H has to9 much interestelIin thq fbrtunes
of tile sisters to neglect thql OPPORTUNITY OF
being present at their Wedding In was a
/ fine isamaaer's day; not clfudpakS d oyer
II ttrr htry .lleageas ana ths flowers
BY ono Of the handsonest Ioungc4 quisite.
i lid ever, seen. Emily came afaeraards
'arrlt 49, 70: --,l ..l.4 s44lr4ad IA 4raid
anything Hike ostentation, wicked Aafnbly bY
/ her side to the altar. E.H
H HE service was performetl and PamfretE
u handed bis bride, with a grekt aeal.of cereE
\ hoty, to In elegant carrlag4 and folr, which
sto@d waiting at The church porta They
drove OF amidst the acclamati0as .ofa crowd
! Of Villagers to whom they gafe It'll return
their blladest smiles and Gle church bells
!. rang nsrry peal. i.l L
| H-~i I:hare 40 carriage, Emily" WHISPERED
! Mn EHaghan, ii into Which ID hand yeu III
buJtlle srile ofihis bride detIafedEulore thai
| woody copld do+that III p91 scssingfhis affect
| tioa 4he desired no mores T 4.
Il |. n TOD bless you both n saidf I'll / /.
/ If IiataI alreas5y best W E4thrpgham's ri
/ Plyi aud know notwAAd | ha9a done t9
de#efe such blessing # H III
Il fhc happy pair turned from thd church,
4 and san them winding Slbwlg upE the Hill,
/ til5 Izllaa lost them beneath thu rose aud cia-
4 mats huag porch IF Efinglain Villa III.
II ftIwash joyous sight IN me- toll see such
goPliheatts made happyi bptII returned to
| m9 habisation sad and meducholsI Why fs
i i tLLst extraordinary teaatE ofaaS liul l4s
Q. Helre9sflg Influence uFRn the Spirits ?+--
Now tlaf Emily Was gone IL fam 3idd that I'll d
world diu moi. contain wduian Idbuld Love-
Sic asexactlyt what IFhdd alwaEs fancied
my own wife should bel il eyer.I married |.
yet Ihad 4neyer thought pf loving er.l Naw
il was top#lute to-thinK ofitI At]fEst l could
not Help Wondering what Emily could sec6n
dillingham; ItfHas my|ovn opinion that he
was disagreeab5y tacitfru Hut 4 did Rot
know him month. Which Llrespeeted him al
4 wise aisd elder brother Iand | found no
greater pleasure Than tP sBoiR aianiet cYq-
tslts with Lini aul lis bride H HI,
One REie eyeAias EtAngAah ana sat to-
getllerfo; q lills wai II thfcF It's shadow over
tlie PLACID lake, where Ithe EqaietI Stars were
Counting their bright shaddws--. Hi
4 BsaalaHl ygpdeflaere Tht Attend iEiss i / HI
i n er aTti thee Eifa sot sefdne eIsS4ace H
3 B5apti9Rt WinaeEneFe ,La4e hoiftyes H5
Il PE Ae. st1rs look down iala ;hg blaeisstace H
s III hoR hest 10 a lovely rksliur hfacelE III 4
h lGfakiisg thy isies, aadgift IA 4uattian hillss
\ PATE 'nany slEeaEs If rDcsA thaahels race !
i kp fag curFed Nhlse, abb the L.tie SEg GiSiseH
leaaty IN every pfeaihE mnsG VI. ctRreles thrFl1s
We were waiting FIJI Emily, ahd the col-
rtrsasioi turned upo4 her hRrilk /
..t. Shells an angel y exclaimed HEGingAalh
H Before | knew her, was aIscjHtenied ana
DISSATISFIED With the world My spirit Ida
teen broken by carly troubles, and I VAS
happisst when alone But hy evenings H.
cane long, and 4 grew tired Ut re4ling than
i Picturee happy wife, sting and talkiag
ByEmF side a woman Hfholt education
and sense | could net have and one possss-
sing these feared would nbt c9nsent to live
se5uestered and alone with / sasitary being
lie myself Such were MY 8thSugLts When ]
was introduced 10 Emily. She Eo4ld7
leave her gay Companions and her daaaiag
sister e seek with pencil a}sd portfolio tie
Beautiful scenery around tits neighborhDod
1E3t aese ramllfs s9netiaS joihcd her, and
H y remarked 4 pictaresquespqt, fou16 it
NV days aftefwardt traasfered to Einily's
ia5aoumH y heneEorshe vas asked to kf1g. /
site began With the AiE h4a said was thy
faFoFits Sympathy. that HinYi4ible fcbdrJ
RsIIsca, runniig & taroiirfr socjetv b;nds MI,
t9lheaTEi united ours. / faIciesl tIat 1zEa
ea ground in her esteem. andIjI oftcn9 -
hsr forsakc gay parties to haye ! a,;st t III
wftlfsnls All seemed hone3 evssnt1 49, r.
sslf and that Appeared Is lie nrrs,,n :.
Cine day, however. ii was Sd ev;aan, s. y ~ -
pseferred my coupanysto atIiy IN .asss. E I
ntimcroi;s party, con aiming r.pfS llght I
gladly laYe beeh her slaye IA r.1 =: dazzEea .
broke en me which far -sstR n per feet1-7-l Z
ije but then I lsiil .eM 81 qay + sFeF !
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