The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02


from the Lnn5an FA-nllF Es-al.
q NJ. r. ysveT7 exclaimed Harry
Fa1e, as he tArew himself baek In ms
e.sy sh.ir, ana gracefully removed LIS
fragrant Havana from MS bps, IL the
purpose Of eKAal4a- lac clsa4s Il Esr-
famed smoke; @na, ty .Joves7 he repaa-
tea, :. l w-p1laa't ruarry : jsnleus r'uzssar
# - ~az IL --l1s<. AaaEass - 4ae
warl3 Ill yga, Fa3ier, il wsal3a /
& fs- TT vafe tea,s 5eslals This bs5ng
e4graH-ty constant IL aBr eae Little .11-
c. q lasa &l- alr4a4is is aH alser III
P1as5...aafs = I4a2 u ~ ea4st3l a.ssa,
@aage !. ta.szr&4 lasts taf vGr4gfy, ~ vuG
sea; Gu4 tss tzgst ] Wit of Elfe i To
keep haAsa fl ne, and take care ui
ihInes, Gn4 gre ue : little leisure te
nakt nysslf agreeable te voEnaa-kini iH
general Nhsa aatklns more agreeable
turns ~, why Of coarse then she cAl
have tie privilege OF entertaining NE,
sLieA, vita ihe coasaiatiaa of kaox NJ
that aer hustaEa = tie nasf teoe2pllsh-
ea lady killer in iowa, VIII, take Il, be
ample compensation fsr al her serri-
ces IN ny behalf Bat yoa see if she
we're any Wy Jealous she uiSht ID. think
So
II wglls DC possible, | should think,
said Nalber Everett, - that ste might be
inclined to disagree with yaa- l sAeald
think any women Ehe ioved ygu, vsald
naturally oa.eet ta sEsa III arrange-
neat
Oh, Vslav, Everett - exclaimed
Harry, ''fAsi prgres you to Be nesaoe.
Aou't ypn Enov lgre il female heart is
made up # Just two eaernenss-saniry
and SCI sacrlape- Jasi give : voasel q
hasgano she is rrona q, and vca--r,
tAai i, rga nighf nos be alb. to--hat a
lpan # mv accomplishments cn coax
hsr into anything under the san Wait
til n4arrs. II show LoE to manage y
wifi. II D show you bow 10 unite al the
freeasEa Of bachelor with nj the priv
lseres Q. Bsaeasca
Waiter smiied, and pulled avsy nj his
cigar II sile1ce-
The I've young me, we're clerks In 3
large aaercAasAle establishment il the
CITY. They occupied apartments in the
same Aoase, and were generally on sers
close aad intimate terms Perhaps il
sasy nos be necessary to inform the rca-
der that Harry was something Of Cox
cont, taoa-h Re was by Do meaas as i'm
a.0ral ~ lalgh1 be inferred fren his oyn
account CT himself This II alter knev,
and ne oouid therefore listen TO has oc-
casioBal straias ef gsscoaade with the
utu.esf seraniiy, even though psrrctiy
aware, 1t The time, thai the speaker en-
tertainei serious ideas of 1aalay hestow-
ing the inefable hoaor CT his name and
protection upon u certain little cousin Of
his own. Miss Susie Sianton- That his
coaEdenoe went 20 far rs to lead him to
ocncesl from the said young lady the sen-
tiDents 50 freauently expressed, ve cAn-
lot rouch. Indeed, the writer rsther
has the idea that the fwo Frequently
talked over IN private thus unfortunate
tail.ng of their naataal friend, ana stnd.
led frequently to DEVISE some nethoa Of
reducing the proportions Of Harry orgaa
OF variety. ="
Nothing, however, very efeetaal Eas
accomplished daring the courtship, and
IL process Il time Mr. Harry vaae en-
tered the state of aatriDosy, under the
fuil ccaTirtioa that his loving Susie pos
sea.ed Dot one sf.rk Of 5ekl0asy, and
shss ksr oTerTee1i1g s9ecsion for him
would cad her to accept with unftsgaed
grsfifade and jer sAsseFer ssseations i
might please him 10 bcstov upon her,
and 70 preserre diserecs silence II re-
rzrd o' rhsterrr shs 1ight see IL his
outgoi1 3 o. incomiBss tAas was Peoaliar
or Essteraeus-
To DO Susie justice, sLe vas BOT nat
urs'ly ef Jealous dispositions; b-t be
sides her innate asaisbi'ity IN thai re-
specf, ths had little hls Of thai shy,
Eoaanly pride, which made hsr resolve