The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-14

,,r.--:i,r lover >r.,iulri wants >Uccc->.
NJ Snrrks is very particular in his attcn-
,o,. Imore than halt believe the rumor.
What does rumor >,v
.ru., what she always does. when a spruce
u.lowrr i, maxim. low bows to handsome
,oanr widow. like Yourself
Urs Eliritlrc co!orcd slightly. but her
-orl.cr continued
.>ncrk, S"h, That is hard name.
V,r,-if j. suggestive However. | know
,orlnr artiii>, the man. But if my sister
chooses 20 marry. she can form as ad,an.n-
,,l, and as honorable connection As she
lya,,> There are a plenty of good men in
IT,, nrrlrr and it rather surprises ne tlnt
NJ >nceks i> the accc],,cd >uitor'
Why 50: What objection is there To
h.m
/ know hut little about him.and fear you
are not as well informed As Won should be
b.. whether vou marry him or another Ma
-rai'ow fic to advise Won on one point. Mr.
I,!ril-,r left Won the unconditional po>Sr>>or
t,an fifteen thousand dollars in the bank ard
aca"! deal OF personal property. We have
,a'atc law in Ohio. which enables YOU
- retain possession of all this. If vOu choose
20 DO SO. The property was designed for
toIr own special benefit and 10 hope that
'oI viii never be- 50 foolish As to surrender
II Mo the hands OF another. Should YOU do
g., ,!cu would be- un iust to Yourself. and also
= Tim who 50 kindly provided for your
War.,
Nr' Eldril@c threw up her heal and shook
tak her glossy cur's; then fixing her eve
upon her brother, she said. very cmphati-
alv=
DO you think would marry man that I
cannot trust with money DO YOU think !
would harhor a suspi, ION Of that mans intcc
MY. To whose Keeping should commit my
tappincss for lltc: have never found it
acccssary to control fifteen thousand dollars.
r. Indeed. any stipulated sum. and trust |
acvcr shall and yet my wants have all been
applied
Mary. Won know but little of the world
lou wer' our only sI>tcr-our pct-our idol.
Your brothers were all happy to serve volt
1'y one OF them would almost have sacrificed
-mScIt for your sake. Our father and orr
mother were wholly devoted to their children.
@'l YOU were the most dearly cherished the
~'>' 'cnlcrlv cared !or You grew up in an
atmosphere Of love and Kindness. You mar
'''' ami. fortunately. married one in every
nv worthy Charles Ellrd.e was one Of
''''to''!rmcn Your domestic relations
'''"i a hc>>iiI. TO both No rudc breath,
"'iNr'l h'- ever been allowed .o,i>i, Won
''i I'' rr'. Charles died did Won know
o.. a''.ir'ion. You must no' iu1rc ran-
.''' ! E"rIr own experience Men are >cl-
"lI''Iot>. and sometimes mcanIv dis
lon are trusting. un>u>piciouS and
'' ''e 'raniv Of your character hope
Wa! never he Otherwise. Bnt. Mary.
'H' l'' al!Hi-c in f!> matter. No harm can
ser come of keeping possession Of this COM
'rnce' Surprising your future husband
"-oever be may he. should embark in snecu-
.'''''->honld engage in some hazardous and
.''c"'s>f"l entcTrii,e-vour entire means.
u allowed Limto Use them .micht be alb
''''i or 'uppo>lng- YOU will forgive me
'>'''- a >hadowupon your hopcs-,hat
",'"' prove unworthy your ailtcton--he
80 'F n'can. mi>erlv being. or a SPEND
30" h'i=ht suffer. mi .ht actually be
'~''rc!'o want
Nr> Edri,!.e was somewhat naval j..
en- but she affected gaetv. and re-
wen am Lady treated.I will call urou
II -rra' brothers to avcnse me. Tie
YOU recommend would lay the found
''r c'scord. ! know nothing Of bu>i-
"''' THIS would embarrass anv one who
"t dong 1t. Suspicion is on the face
y-, ""''e arrangement. 1t is sa,inc. I
H., '''' 'u and try .ou for husband. hut
e.. ''' confidence enough to trust Won
ho''!. Oh. George, | ...oald