The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-02

WHOM 1e Nae knoeESe1 TOT -AG 9Le 1AD
sircd dollars
Dear Gar.xr;gns," - The note an
If il Is possibie for ycs 10 le. ne nave
the oae hundred doilss4 losned vou. il,
rssurn te-morrow viii be q psrticuiar II.
vur. - have large payment 70 rn,s<i
aud have nsen disappointed .afhs receip;
VI sum ccuidently expected.
Avery sudden changr of feeling lid
Mr.. Csrtwright experience. lie aad ia
= iegrec. parsaken of his wife pleasure
N observing the improved appearance oi
she,r little psrior but this pleasure vsa
now succeeded BY . sense of painfai re.
grct and modification It vas nearly
tvo honrs before Mr. Cartwright returned
m answer 20 his friends note. Most u
hat tine hau bsen spent in The vain 4.
tort TO discover some wwv out NJ The diff
cuitv In which he found Iialseif placed -
Ievuuit have =sked m auvance ofone hun.
dred dollars on his saisry, but be did not
deem thss = prudent step, and for Two
reasons: Onc wa he known character
u his empowers and the other involved
IN The question of nov ne vas to support
hIs family for the tinc he vas working
ous his advance At asst. q sadness and
num- liation. he wrote brief repiv, e.
srettlng Ms inability TO replace the iaan
now, out promising 70 10 il in rerv
short time. Not long after this answer
sas sent there came another note from
lis friend written in evident haste, IN
der the influences If angry feelings. t
yas these vurds:
II jnciosc rour iue bill, witch I, res
teraay, thought .,ood, for Is face But, II
i IS worthless, 7 send il back. rhe nan
vnn buys new -arpe.a ana ae~ furniture,
nsteaa ut paylag ais honest irbts, can
De no trIena Ut mine. In sorry 70 nave
5een mistaken n Ieury Cartwright
Twice lid the anhappy man read this
cutting letter; then folding i ID slowly,
le concealed L "A one IT ais pocxst~ -
Nothing vas said ABOUT i, % ais wife.
whose voruy admiration Ut he new ar
p-s, II morning. Noon anu algnt. for the
nex- tvo Ut ,hrce days xas continued re-
proof u MS veaxness Tor having Yielded
20 her wishes q matter where calm
Judgment ana aprInciDie oi right should
nave prevailed But -he could aos aeip
antlc!ng hat ne sas .ess cheerful. aGd
onee OF twice ne SPOKE 10 aer ID vay
+, hat she thought posisIviy ill-aatured-
something vas wrong With aim bgt
shat snat something was 4ne lid not for
oue instant imagine
II last the iay arrived for COUSIN Sally
lrsy' = rIsit- Unfortunately, The FcnItlan
blinds we're still 1t The 5iind-naker 3.
where they we're lIkeiy 20 remain tor .
week .on-er, - I sas discovered. 3a the
previous afternoon. that ne asd never
:suched Them since they came into ais
siaon. Without them The little oar.or
rad terrible 5ad look: the strcr- light
coming n. md contrasting, aa-shiT, tie
lew. -audT carpet. With he Old veFn
aud faded furniture. irs. C4rtwr,ght
f.lriv cried With veIztion-
We 1ust Isre something for he win
lows Ienrr,' she said - she stood, lis
-onsoiate, n he parior, after Ca 1T
.iiI never 10 q he World % at cousin
sally ind Is n his rim. .
a.t:susin Sally viii ind welcome I
our carts" -rplied hsr husband, : =
sober vnice. and .aAt IN sure wi le
mere gr,tetus 20 ner than new carpets ana
.inaow- blinds.
The vsy n which It's wss spoken
rathcr surprised Nrs. L.r,vrtg,f; and sae
feit tust title rebukcd
Don. ~ou think. sne aaid. ,fier 4
fs- moments # silence n both sides !.
that ve n IN. afford 70 buy a-few Tarns
iecencv4s sske
No. answered he husband. irmiv
- We nave arforued 100 nuch airesay."
lis manner seemed to Hrs Cartwright
Almost iil-aatarcd. 4 aurt acr verv
nuca. Both at down he oaripr. anu
both remained silent Mrs. Cartwright
thought If he aeau appearance every.
thing that hest room would aare u
the eye. of cousin SatlT, ma Nr. Cart
VIRGIN. thou.ht Ut als deot 70 ais friend.
and If hat friends anger aud alienation.
Both feit more uncomfortable han
sAc~ ana been for lang time.
in the next fav cousin sally arrived.
She AaG not comic % spv ~. ne mixed
ness 3f he lsEa-aor tor he purpose II
making contrasts between aer own condi-
ton n lie ma hat of Ir. Cartwright
put rom pure owe. She had always aeen
-armlv attached 20 her COUSIN ana he
ears during when new iifc-associatlons
naa separated them haa Increased rather
han diminished this attachments. 3u,
he ziaaness of their meeting YES soon
oversnacovea. It lesst or cousin sally.
-he saw oy he emu Ut the .irst iay us.
i. hat her cousin rs more concerned
20 Lake good appearance i her eyes
20 nave ner understand hat ahc and her
husband ver- getting along bravery q
the voria--shan 20 open ler aeert 20 aer
A ii old. aud exchange nth aer sew
nag.s he history ot heir inner Iives.
What interest haa she n he new ar.
Dct. X he curtallless window, hat seem
ri 20 1e ths most prominent II all things
u the MAD u aar relative None what.
e~er. IF the vlsis had been rom MsrT
Gsr,vrignt % herself. sne would mere,
nave thought Tor an instant, of making
preparations or ler coming, . the pnr'
chase u new furniture, or ny any change
n he exrernals III her home. i'll IT,
rangrments for he reception would nave
been n ler heart.
Cousin saily vas disappointed. She
lid not ind The relative sith vnom 81
many years Of her life had been spent 10
sweet intercourse. Is she aad hoped Il
finn her. The g,riisn warmth Of ieeiioe
had given piace 20 a coid voridiiness that
repeiled insteaa OF attracting her. shs