Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

better 60 right Up stars ana take on shem
clothes for the boys have been arter 'em
more'n fifty times. Frank borrowed them
clothes, ma'an. she added % Julia BIZ way Of
explanation, TO look smart when he went down
east lNA
The bridegroom retired on this hint, and
soon re-aPpearet IN 2 pair OF faded nankeen
pantaloons, reaching to about the calf Of the
leg, shabby, black coat out ct the elbows.
ragged black vest, and instead Of his varnlsh-I
ed leather boots, pair Of immense eowhide
brogans. sasa@ ass So
| Now said he sitting quietly downEby the
cooking stoSe,sa begin to feelAt lhomes An!
! this is delightful, isn't il dearest? and he
wsrbled: ..sf-as
sTho' never SO humble, there's no place like home,
Julia,s heart sweIled so that she could not
4 utter word. ,z.....z.-.-.s ....a-,sss,. !,
4 Dearest said Frank, I think you told me
you had no objection to smoking p flaA
None in the least said the bride, I rather
like the flavor of a cigar .yl.sbna
/ @, a cigarP replied Belmont, that would
never DO for poor man.
go And o horror!' he produced an old clay
| lyipeand filling it from a little newspaper par
Gel Offtobacco, began to smoke with d keen
relish. at
Dinner, Dinnerp he exclaimed at length /;
itah. thank YOU mother. Pm as hungry as a
'bear Goldfish and potatoes Julia; not very
tempting fare; butwhat of that j? our aliment
is love 81 a4 aasi5aM .f
Yes. and by way of a treat added the old
woman. Eve been gone and bought whole
mint of Albany ale. and three cream cakes from
the CANDY shop next block II
Poor Julia plead indisposition and could not
eat rnouthful Before Belmont, however,
the Goldfish and potatoes, and the ale and cream
cakes disappeared with very unromantic and
unloyer7 like velocity. At the close of the
meal, a laundering double knock was heard
at the door.
'Come in, cried Belmont. ei
Allow browed man in green waisteoat en-
tered. sy ii sa
Now, Misther Belmont he exclaimed in a
strong Hibernian accent ARE ye ready to go
to work? By the powers! if don't see ycz
saited on the shop board, I'll dischrgeye With
out character-and sc shall starve on the
top Of that 81 -Ss. s.es.s.t tsst-sf b
Tomorrow morning. Mr. Maloney,' replied
Belmont smeekly. Pll be atmy post bPls s'
S And I'LL be mighty healthy for you to Go
the same replied the man as he retired.
Belmont, speak. tell me gasped julia
who is that man-that loafer!?'
He is my employer answered Belmont
smiling. dsaaf s s os
And his prefossiong He is tailor
And you% Am journeyman tailor at
your services laborious and thankless cali
ing 1t ever was to me-61t now, dearest, as
! drive the Kissing gooae across the smoking
seam, ! shall think OF my own geland my
dear cottage, and be happy 8. 80
That night julia retired weeping to her
room inthe attic.
That 'ere counterpin, darter, said the OLD
woman, 4 worked with these here old hands.
Amt il putty? / hope you'll sleep well here.
There's broken pane OF glass, but I've put
one of Franks old hats in it, and don't think
you'll feelthe draught There used to be a
good many rats here, but don't think they II
trouble you now, for Franks been Plzeln' OF
EN-. , f....s5..-..
Lett alone julia threw herself INTO a chair,
and burst into Hood OF tears Even Belmont
had ceased to be attractive in her eyes-the
stern privations that surrounded her, banish-
ed all thoughts Of love. The realities OF life
had cured her in one day Of all her Quixotic
motions o. as5 -' "s 7@
tWell, Julia, how do you Ike poverty and
love in cottage? asked Belmonta entering
in bis bridal dress 10 Bon - q,
borrowed sun' answered. 'iie Otluo @
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