Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-09
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1866.

not kiss her, nor smile in the old bright !
way Bat his voice WAS calm, if not /,
cheerful. \ kiss and smile Just then /.
wou'd have been more precious to the |
young wife than a hundred silk dress
es. She took the money, saying
THANK yen dear. Ii is kind in you
to regard my wishes
Something in Ada's voice and man. .
ner caused Mr.. Whitman to lift his
eyes, with look Of inquiry, into her
face. But she turned aside, 50 that he
could not read its expression.
He was grayer and more silent than
usual, and eat with scarcely an appear
ance OF appetite.
Come home early, dear said Mrs.
Whitman, as she walked to the door
with her husband, after dinner
Are you impatient to have me ad-
mire your silk dress? he replied with
Il faint effort to smile.
Yes, it will be something spIcndid,'
she answered.
lie turned off from her quickly, and
left the house. y few moments she
stood, with thoughtful face, her mind
int.Tawn and her whole manner com
pIctcIy changed Then she went to
her room and commenced dressing to
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Two ,,1rrs Iota,. and we find bor IN
. ia,ysI,v Storn on EI,oal ,ro1-
Can | say a word to you she adj
dressed the owner of the store, who
knew ber very well.
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moved f@ ne Io,ror c6d ~ onn of tGo
Inrg show ra.rs
Mrs. Whitman drew from her mock
Ct = lady's watch and chain and I5ving
(bar, nn tI,n Chow, n.,.o sa;I o. ~
same time hoIding ont , f6r Fit bill she h. had I
ta!,a. ,f,,sr, the on9,cIoro od4na.sos 40
Inr L,sh"nd U - y ''F- ''>'S'''o'''0"
~ cannot afford f., v,eo,. this watch
nv bnshand's r;rcuustoncos o,.a too
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~ namn,oot, .ns wont 70
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win 1hai do . ne h,1 cono forward
ara'in and now nrr,cntrd her with tbc
! ,.@c.infnd hin His t:,ra rrnro - ,Ioo.od
avnrassion
How mrch sbau 7 nay Won ?, asked
! Ms Wbit,,on I,.,,,;I,r ont bnr nnrl,
rt.hooI,
( .Notbinr Tho watch is not de-
f.rnd
You have done 4 kind act sir said
/ Mrs Whitman with fcnIings trcmb
! Iin~ alone, hn.. roicc = hone Won win
! NOT thiul unfavor,hIv of NV husband
! It's no fault Of his that the Iil! has not
been paid. Good morning, SIR Mrs.
/ y hitman drew her veil over her face,
/ and went, with licht steps and light
heart, from the store. The pleasure
she had experienced on receiving her
watch was not to be compared with
! that now fcft in parting with it. From
! the jewelers. she went to The boot-ma-
/ llcr's-and .paid the bill Of f.twenty five
dollars from thence to her miIliner's,
and settled for her last bonnet.
Il know YOU are diving to see nv
new dress said Mrs. Whitman, gaily,
rs she drew her arm within that. OF her
husband on his anntarance thot even
inr Come over TO orr bedroom
and lct me show il, Come along ?
non'l Eanr hack Charles, as # you are
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Charlee Whi.mang,ent with lis wife
nass;velv. loollino more like a man on
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