Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-07

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ny of fifteen hundred a year; in e
N ther case you must leave my hous
Il for the present. What do you sd
n To ny proposal?'
d George was completely bewildered
and stammered forth a request to b
H allowed few h hours for consideration
q This being granted, he retired to hi
room and threw himself on a bed il
La parozysm Of grief Could tho
J Judge have guessed what he himsel
] In lad scarcely Jared TO hope? What
might had he to his benefactor's
daughter and EortuneR Nonel lie
would smother his feelings, and earn
d n honorable living b} his Q wn exer-
tions.
Various we're the rumors set aaoat
Hy The scandal mongers Of Geneva as
/ to the cause Of young Wentworth'S
/ l eaying his patrons mansion; inuen-
docs were UNDECIDED. George now
devoted himself wholly to- business
and study, His brow wore ] thought
fpl expression, and his cheek grew a
shade paler. The Judge acted to-
wards him in straightforward, frank
nadner, vet never addressed him in
a fatherly tone as had been his wont, /
i efore the incident occurred on The
IIskd. If he cllanced to meet Ida in
His walks, friendly glhnce and nod
HerP Iall that passed; still he felt that
His looks betray yed him, for The warm
blood gushed Fl ON his, loving heart
and tinted his cheeks with the tell
tale blush; he cherished The thought
that her l5ok W as beanhing with love
dnd hope
a littl4. NOR 5lan d year passed
.rom the time George had left the
home of those he loved. It was on
4he eve of another ELECTION, excite
hent ran high, and Judge S. was i,
gain candidate for Congress For
everal weeks a series 9f ably written 9
rticles had appeared in the Judge !.
,aper They were addressed to all !
lasses ! farmers, nj, ,ch4 4nics and la
ouers. The original style, clear
nd convincing argumdnts, deep and !; !;
III .
rofound reasoning Of ItHese articles =
lvafiably CARR ed donFidtion to the
arties toMhoni they welb addressed.
III The ntwspa pers il thEt Congress =
,nal District G opied theh, and curl .
3ity was on tip toe TO discover their !.
lthor, as they were simply signed =
I two little 'sta8s. The election
lssed of, and Judge s. was
ectel BY tri umphaht majority. th
Late one night,'Whqu Ida and her to
ther were returning # bm L party iol
ven in Iionor of his ED 4ction they 60
served IA light ipt the printing Of Al
e. AsIthe ESTABLISHING hit was usu IL
y closed at twilight It appeared OF
lgular that it should Be LII up at op
IS hour, so the Judge determined sic
learn the ca use. Requesting his .tas
lighter to accompany hIn, they as XII
ldad tile stli IS and enl cred tie Of VII
E quietly. A sight md i their gaze the
ich caused The heart of one of for
IN to beat violently. At the desk ing
hort distance from ihe door, sat ry
orge, fast asleep, his head resting
his arm. a ID a s. father stepped ma
ward to awaken theI sleeper, he llp.
served several nolitic4l essays " the
open on the desk, anH d freshly DoaI
item article Will the mysterious Iht
rs' attached. The futA- flashed the
N the Judge In 4 rhoment-he tasl
indebtd ID to Georg ge for his sue
)! lie befkoned tp Ida, who I
lie trenrblingly to his side. Just prdl
n they saw, by the light Of the gen
1ering lamp, smile Hass over the wo b
nberet's face, and he uttered the sam
DIS dear Ida in te4 4deSyoice. be 4
Oh, fttherl exclaimd ID the loving cate
, affectionately throw ing her arms Z
md her father's meek, 'do let 5 6
rye come home again; it is sure tofe
10 sin for him to loce Irnep 100
.wakened by the sound Of 1da's for i
g, George looked around con- 20,
d, and as he saw Ida and her IA rest
!, endeavor4d to hide the manu- ing
ot. But the Judge stopped him I
aging langhingly, pres
t wpnt't do, young rascal, you al cl
fairly oaught-fduHd Iout-talk form
cur sleep, will ye hal ha! But shall
e Aeye, ta- -le Ida, a4d be happy be d
oT she 10y es youI nd tn
edrge was bewilderad aud trans mum
ed-he hal d been awakened from wort
eakant dream to a bright reality. m eti