The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-10

duced in his appearance. Hardly recognized
himself -..... .s--..s .........s ...
81 thing will keep them on" be said,
"and have the others sent to the hotel.
want two articles more; some eowhlde boots,
and flaming red bandana, and than shall
be fully equipped"
The last mentioned articles were not diff
cult to obtain.
An hour afterwards he knocked at the
door OF his relatives aristocratic residence.
servant.
81 believe sol" said the latter, staring at
him with eyes wide open.
"Then 90 and tell bar that her cousin Jer-
ry wants to see her. II she's frying dough
nuts or anything, tell her kin wait in the
sitting room"
The servant sitting laugh, went up and
reported the arrival to Alice.
10, charming!" said she, 81 was just
thinking what should do for amusement.
I'm so glad he's come" @
Alice descended and entered the drawing
room.
There stood bsfore her the exact embodi.
ment Of the picture she had drawn tne
evening before. f1ot1is"f
"How'dy do, cousin Alice? Pm Jerry
Onthsnk Expected me, dIdn't YOUR
So saying be strobe up towards his cousin
and grasped her finger in painful squeeze.
II am very well, thank yot?' said Alice,
suppressing smile with difficulty. II
hope you left your family we'll" .m
"Fust rate. Dads alive and kicken, and
marm's SOS to be about-all well except
o h. III cha,, al fra,
she won't get over it,"
That's great pity, certainly" said
Alice with sympathy. f.. So y5..
81 CESS you'd think SO. That ere critter
used to give fifteen quarts of milk day,
which dad used to sell for three cents a
quart. Most half dollar day clean gone."
at is aertainly quite melancholy"
"Ye e-s," said Jerry, looking perplexed.
"When did you arrive in Bostonr
Last night" ,.. ... ..u
'Where did you stop?" ..a
"To the fremont House. What do you
think? The plaugy stage driver that took
me there charged thirty seven cents! guess
he seed | was from the country and wanted
to cheat me.' as. .....a t. asf
u believe that is the regular price, said
Alice. .s u4
$50 you don't though? Guess you're made
Of money in Boston. Gosh, its big town
though"
at is pretty large" s
81 never seed so many brick-houses in my
born days. There's one thing l would like
to see, though" .l...s a.a..
"What is it?' ...,... d.. ......
'It's a ship. They have 'em in Boston,
don't they?" la. ..a.a.as. ..
80 yes, plenty of them at the wharves."
Couldn't you 60 out with me and take a
walk down there? 'spose you're there
most every day." ..s ...i,aa. 5.a,4
1t isn't exactly considered proper for q
lady to walk down to the wharves." ,.
SHAW then you don't want to CO."
~ would rather walk to the Common
Have you seen that?"
"Seed it this morning." st ....-a,
sand what do you think Of it?" ers-s
'It's a eonounded shame they should let
so much good land 60 to waste. 1t would be
purity good to RAISE potatoes on. I've a good
mind to tell the government I'll take it on
shares" r. s1.
- don't think it would do any good
They keep it for children to play on, and for
tne people 10 pToluenaue. a. .'H. -
"To what?" ,,a.
"lro walk" t4
20, that's the idea" sfs s,.s r.gag. 40
At this moment, Miss Emma Dickinson the
other young lady was introduced. eff
JeaIy made shabling salution, and the
yonnd ladies continued to ply him questions
enjoying not little his rusticity. s>.
Two or three days elapsed. Jerry made
his home at the aristocrAtie mansion of his
cousin. 1t would take altogether too long
to detail the instances oI his rusticty during
that time. ....,
At this time his cousin determined upon
party, chiefly in honor OF young lady
from New York, as representative OF the
best society in the city, TO whom Alice wish
cd to special honor. fFss 81
When Jerry appeared to escort his cousin
down stairs, to the brilliantly lighted parlors,
she was surprised that he was attired in FASH
ionable style. a.gae.5far 5'a ..aa..1 sl
In reply to her interrogatories, he said, 4
kinder thought I'd like to dress little more
in Boston style, so went out and bought
some new clothes. They cost me mint Of
money darn the expense. When l am
IN Boston, I'm going to do as the Romans
do.' @ ,Ua Sc. - fu.
Alice was secretly glad OF the change
Really her cousin looked genteel, much more
! than she had dreamed possible. ,r
Entering the room where number had
already assembled, Miss Emma Dickinson
took charge Of our hero while his cousin did
the honors to the arriving guests.
Soon the New York belle arrived and was
warmly received by Alice. a iIf5tl
Some half an hour after, Jeremiah found
himself near her. To his SURPRISE he rec
ognized young lady whom be bad met in
society. ,s.,ts..s ,s,sg g~s.,sasA
The recognition was very cordial on, both
sides. They were conyersing unnoticed by
Alice, when the music struck up for q quad
rille.
will you accept me in lieu OF better
partner, Miss Vancouver asked our hero
The lady inclined her head in tbs edirna.
tive.
They took place opposite Alice and q
young military gentleman. - -
Good heavens ? thought she, how on
earth did jeremiah get introduced 70 Mis-,
Vancouver? He will make US all ridicu
lous.'''h fss* fSo 'i tt't's9s7 is@ @
| Duti SUE Hal gio titiiO VI I0uhuuouahOV'~-
The music struck up. ,.t IL e,g
4 10 her surprise, Jeremiah went through
the figure wlh perfect propriety. He die
not jump as sbeI had anticipated E,ss.-
The quadrille over, she went to tho pair
Il didn't know you had been INTRODUCED
to my cousin saidsAliee. u aa i.Y.A.
| 'We have been acquainted for two years,
said Miss Vancouver. ,,,a, a.f II 4. .0.,s
| Where did you meet asked Alios Amax
led, s,,.e gi,.g.. ,9t@4s,.4 IS sis,an,,...,
In New York. said her cousin, signif
cautly. II Was at that time . college sludsn
there. .'st ai gisgt4asadls s4a 56a a. bsfg
Alice was oyerpowcred with astonishtnsnt
which she managed TO conceal, however unit
the psrty was over when her cousin mad
an explanation, adding with smile: Jhna
| Cousin Alice, you were hasty in assum
ing thatall who live 10 tile country are clod
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