The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
From sharpe's London Magazine.
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ani Il, at the COASTS ,f tho VI, I;,or,.,,,
can for a year Do wb.t wn,,I n,;', 49,,
stin Laontrd NV dr~an.-.r'r,',. '0"', .is
sane. sometimes even 70 n, .n',1 ;nI
stained Gnrcrs cra,1nrd with I,nn ,,li'
in., the prn l.ntLna ss,..n.I,6- l'6 ,t'. ,,"''
the marriage yhi, s,s wop,,,,, sea".i. w +.
,cncy. Not three wars ,r1 s,>o w..
married and IN Iaw,,.r ,,n o.hn f-'...
rr,,,iu:s.rnr,s oc nIi -. n.,s, .'.n-.',. 'o,''
" remind r,e -, her r,n,.s-,d ,,''',.
that still lore4 Aar---co,. .sn1 ,s> ...,'
aucc to nySelf messed i dawn ~, ,'',.
sore heart like y cautrri,;nr ;r,r a,3
writhiur under the n.;a f INV oyn sal.
contcn.pt StilI from week :, rnoi !
was not sure that the u,,,r,a., r,t ,,t.a
p'acc ALWAYS hoo,1 i w,s ~, ~,
con~nmuatcd A., ,o.1,v. }n, :, w.
morrow. Some six months .f,sr ,cft
home / ere was a sentence !, M. If n,,
-,otbcr. letters. which sottlnd ,hn ,na;
ter.
" Your friend Sir J.r..n,r, " ,lo
yr.s.. .yas n,>ri j last 80 Aa~o
seen the asaq..,,r,airut in tbs ,p<,r,,in.,'s
newspapcr r,r,.aaI,, i i L.,t. ,I,a,
nncrrtai,ty IT,. r,u.; n,n,n.,.-. y,,'.rI
j. mor. l.,,r,l,l. ,b., ,,s .us.,.,.;,r
Nv moth,r d.,li.Er, : rt4.r},,., E,..,.
land aya;a Seer g,.~.. ,...,Hl tl,, 81
quarre! b, rer,~.I
I settled 4.~n 3, ~. -.,r...s;.,, .,.d
worked l...I Nix r.;,.ri =, ,.,s..I .,y,,.
aud The a..etc,.. - 1t nav / ,.in~s ,.....,,.,'
nun,bei under the i-4.,,.r., ef ,i,..r
study. Anb:tioa swakc within y,
The more .rrree1.4 the n,ora wished
t. succeed the fprthrr .J,,s...l
on the road. the LONGER grew the road he.
fore me. Aided by favorable circum.
stances. my progress was faster than usu-
al at the bar. At the arc qf thirty Eve
NV practice vts Mr.-,.
About this tine | determined to mar
rv. [ was rich, | had maay friends. tut
| had no home. felt the lack Of those
domestic comforts. and that social posi-.
ton which only marriage can give.
So began to Look round for a wife
Nv friends soon learned that | was a
narrvinc man and recommendations came
to nv ears of So and SOS sister, and Such
an.one's daughter. Mamnras smiled on
me with increased favor. and melted their
lovely offsp-iny to display fer me their
virtues and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Iery oppositc was the marriarc-nr0-
ject from the foolish engagement of If
teen wears ago. Then, an insane fancy
for the child like myself had nearly | ur
riel me into matrimonial condition for
which both If ~ were vet unripe We
wrrn II, fitted f,r each other, I would
have tcnn q sacrifice On both sides How
wonld Daisy have filed
th. oa;cc which 7 row looked for in NV
wife, Thc woman Of INV search was the
very antipodcs of her
I had professional business in the North
of England and | ARRANGED To STAY for
,;gLt an nav WAY. ,t the sea, of friend
IN ona of The midland c,un,ies OF
co,rsa this friend had a DAUGHTER I
wen,,, see his d,uybter ~ shpu,d hare
zone +, look at the points Of a horse
Witch I thnght mieht suit me if want.
IA a hnrsa had seen Miss Dalton in
o,1,n dn,;no the last season She had
IN ,bo renp,sjte ADVANTAGES which have
above; and t. this favored
norsan I the Grand S.ipnear. fel. inc,in-
"a - throw the handkerchief. would
zee her at home and then make up nv
,;.I :. tho aft;rua,;vo
a. ,ba r,;Iwav nIa,f,rm I met an old
r-nI no l,Ler ,ban Iowthar lie
- '.,.' - doo, manr,ino and his black
I.~s. I ,,,0,htr With thechanoe which time
iad ,r,,lad a, him made me at first uD
"os,n;, -, bis IDENTITY. However, in q