Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-09
mARRYIxa An HEfR Exa

i MARRYING AN HEB ESa.
- sFCongratulats lna,o said Harry Vevnor
to his friend, Albert Courtney, avon
"a can guess for what ga
d "Yes." '''s''"'
!, q. u dc With al my heart. But
Z ''But what ?'s s.#~5@@ a8 dsEse.-
III II azn sorry she il an hairess.ss
: "sufTy that abe 10 al heisras Well,
: now, that Is odd.n -.
: mot so odd - you may think, But
: perhaps have already said too ynseh 20
= !" 'No, go on, old fellow. We weve
ehums at ee9iiege, raye been fast friends
i ever since, and it would Be o4eay If I
! euIdn't take Q httic advice from gou, even
! ! II it vas unpleasant u~r' = -
1'it Ia nat exactly advice. Bal haze
,, you ever thought, Harry, what uaarrvinr
Al heiress really means 3ss
''To besure have. 1t means bt.g1c, ,ba
envy OF AL other. fell ows, having a anlsn-
seme day" F'N'
"Thaps just il. It's the lots Of ii, IN
| prospect some day that does al the mis-
! How so?''
Twill tell you. Take two air3.l one
brought up as al hciress, and one wiEb
iittle or no expectations. OF courss, !
suppose that b0th ara equally welI hvsS
and sensible. The LATTER has BEEN aerns-
TONED TO hap hers If, TO assist ia hons.
hold duties, and to weigh well the vnIne
OF Every cent she spends. Such girl,
shsn married, is "a haEP to husband. in
stead OF beiag tax on, him. She has no
absurd Ideas OF position 10 keep up. If
she~has taste, she wifl look III we'll In
chtntE, as others iu in silk. She will get
up m sntegtainmeRE and yoa will be as-
SaaiSAed bow Ilttas il costs Her servants
VIII stay with her for years, because she
Is just to them and not exaetihg. Fvsrv-
thing IN her boasd viii be neat and dr.
Derry, for she viii oversees everything her.
helt' With such wife, q man can lire
on tEo~ thirds of what be would otherwise
have TO spend, AMI from these savings
asones he will grow comparatively we'll oF
in tiIHc.'' n - .
Il know Wha sat FOE that picture. old
fellow. But Anna certainly Is treasure.
Now FIRE away at nv Mary.''
''lt 10 not of Mis- Townsend tgd;vidn-
ally shall speak, it 10 of the class
We'll, go ahesd, no need of apologies.
~ girl brought up with the notiou that
'ae ID TO De rich, iaast be almost mora
han mortal, not 70 imbibe notions Of her
Importance. She has plenty Of seryeuts
about her. she never learns tha.xsIf,n oF
money. What are lHxuraas tsothars. g. g
:ame through long use, nnlg neCessitiss Ia
her. How is iepossible she should esempe
'eins selfish The worst OF il is. abe "a
lot conscious of this selfshness, and wheg
married, if not peesed excessively. think
Ierseif neglected p z =
''Iou don't fattar.''
Look at the mon5y question also. She
one or several children, and though her
athrr is rich, his fortune, when divided
mong them ali, will not be sufficient af
iself 10 keep her and her husband in the
lyle IN which she has been accustomed to
We .t*
'sBut her husband will have some in
omey and her fortune, when it comes.
ill help that oat.'h
S'These is aothing iikefgures. Let me
at case Suppose the father il worth
hundred thousand dollars, and ham five
lifdrrn, which makes thsportiou Of each
yenty thousand doliars.@ s
every weli.'s .4ss .. t.t-s t-'-sra as
Now when girl, with twenty thous-
Id An expectancy marTiss, she spends
thoasand \ year niore thau il
he had no fortuns In prospect. If TWEEN
years. elapse before IL arrives. and
Fenky yeara IL n1t, On aa average. an ex
'ssiye time 20 have to wait. But, in
ets II the loss on interest is taken into
count, the tweRtT thousand will have
zen expended long befors.'s E s.=z
" but you don't mean to cay thai ws will
end thoussnd a year more than yoa
ID Anna g's -
81 don't mean TO make ar1y parsdnsl
plication of my remarks, Harry. That
sase fur yoaFsslf.r - =
III was not the best natared fellow
the world, | should get angry. Buf
Io~ Its all nonsens1, what you've been
ying. koa only WISH to cr0ak a IittIet
ways would crcak, tcu know II
fhe TIVE friends were married abouttha
me time. Both Haaved inss the same
Och, paid the sagne amount og rent. and
4msd 70 start in iife almost exsctIy
ke. II was not iopg before Courfuevsa
eaiction began 70 be reaiissd. Mrs,
srnon soon found thai she could nos do
taoaf an extra seryaak, Then aha
rsS went into the isitelsaM meyer hav-
: been taught anything abns cJukiny.
gfs alaste her table 'oost more than afrs
Enrsney S. she bad n false notion. uy4sv
, epIaatoEs thai drudgeEy was aos laay
e, ana hence neglected . proper sursar-
.ion OF her house. Her Unmarried Sis
Y Wers very gay, and we're constantly
ling parties, and she could not bas zira
eH1 and others, parties fn resura. AT
end OF theyear, when EarnQn tsass an
accounts hs ifonni shas bis expenses
d greatly exea@aea his expaxtaaioaa.-
, thought ruefnlly of what Courtney
d told him, and resolved tD do bsstrr
e year. Bns Ehe next year passed.
i things we're aysa morsa. Iacyaased
penses had come, which were slnayoid-
le. He was young iswyer. ana yot,,,p
syers are progrrbiafly sicw Il, veafgn9
aesiee, and No hegan 10 Iook forAara (
ths futaire wish ansssiaass. fas n vet
had not proftad d eens from his wife
ing 80 heirsss, nor was II proba6ls he
aid tor maay yaaEs, for Mr. Towfsesa
: ssal 2 hearty mar, not yss 6fsy.
Ilias passsd. In Eea years Coarsney
q laid BY qaiss d Iissls capital, which
3adlcioass ixaveasA snts. nov bsgMn 10
'sssAse rapfaly. II As hAd wishea. h.
lid have spens swise ~ ansek e hsata
4 still Lived wishha his inconae. He
q Vernon stih c1nfinued ii oecurfs The
ases into whirk sAes hsss msssa Il. hs-
] aasrried. Bm whIss shat q Ii
artney's n0w belonged so them. sAe
rnan's bad s<il 60 pay rent for thairs.
i afesa found fs no emsg nlakter. The
Y heuss Mas taay Aati fresh Ms oEher
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