The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23
Misfellanrons.
THE WAY TO KEEP HIM.

CAs @<~AA VIZ ~ : k441 - n. n3TGNs
freifully, g. Der tusbsDd rose from The Ia
bic, aud eonned bis great coat
Yes. have 80 engagement With Moore.
] shall Be 10 early; have ligsf ia the H.
brsry. Good night" And slih q careless
nod. wm. Hayes lsfi the roo=.
Always the way" nsrugre6 Lizzie
Hayes, sinking back upoo the sofa '-osi
ever! night. ] don't believe be cares one
BIT about ne now, AID yet we've beea rlEf-
RED only two YEAR No fDEr cAr have 4
nore orderly house. al sure. never 20
anywhere. ! an LOT 1bif extTsr1gnu; aud
yei doui be.leve be loses D@ any mere.
Oh, Gear. WY = ~ ] WASN'T f.ch be
ID lot marry ne FOR NJ money. Ase be
must have loved ne then Why does he
treat re with - urch neglect = ADe
wiih her mind sllee With sact frlTntful cue
Fies, Lizzie feli asleep OF the soss
Let ne paint be- picture a. she lar there
She wss BLONDE. with 3 small graceful
tgrre aud 3 pretty face The hair wkict
showed by i;s rleb vEves 20 natural ten-
3eucy % crrl. ~As brushed smoothly bAck
ard gathered into = rieh kso;-ii waE such
bother @ car i. khe sais-be- cheek wEE
pAle. and the whole face we're discouisn;-
&c expression. Hes dress vas = bea; chiuiz
sleeves w hats the use % dressing ~
jasi fof " lliau ?
Lizzs slept souuily for ivo hours. Euc
then aWoke s0ooeuiy. she s1s %. glanced
- ibe clock. And sighed drear.ly a. the
prospect % the long lute-va1 Flill = p@
/ srsu, before be6lf-ne
The library Va jssi over the roon il
( which she So. ard down tie fs-nsce-f os
! fhreurh the REGISTER. a voice cane % TIE
younr Sifr's ears. IL was he- husbands
We'll. Moore. what's q mar % DO
must have pleasure somewhere. Wac
vo1ld have fabcied that Llxzis Jx-vik 60
pretty, sprlrhtly and loving. eonld change
% the ireitul a0Wdy she - novs Who
wants % stay 81 hone 10 he1- his Wife
whining all the evening about her t-ouhie
some servants. ard bef headache GDd al
sorts of toihers she's rot The knAck
q TIA; dr4wlinE whine 50 PAT 'pon ms lie
! con % believe she car speak piessauily-
Lizzr sal . i stanled. Was ;his true
she looked 10 ihs glass. II rot exactly
ccudy. her Costume vas eerealuly not salt
able iof a. evening With oniy WIlGn &c
admire SAe rose. sad softly weni % bef
RON. vifh bitter. sorfuwfEl fhonghis. anG
trm resolution % viu back be- hEshsr6's
heart, and thea. his love recaioed. 70 keep
/ him.
The nsxi rorniuS William cane into ihs
orcAkfasi room With his EsaAl careless nAn-
aes bot bright smile came OF his lips ~
be sac Lizzie. A pretty ehiu;z. With neat
collar and sleeves of snow-white muslin.
~.ih . Srraih e. sols fall eGrls. hAa really
Heiamorphosed her while the hlash her
husband admiuuE glance called ~ 70 her
check did Dot detr4ci from her beAusy-
At 6rsi William ihoughi there must be .
guest. hui glAucing around. be fosn6 they
were alone.
Come. William. yosr eosee will soon be
cold" said Lgzzie. IN . cheerful. pleasant
voice.
"lt mas; cool iill yoa sweesen nv break
fast with kiss" said her husband crossing
the room 10 her side. and Iizzie's hesri
bounded as she recognized the old lovers
tone asd manner.
Not one fretfnl speech. no, one CON-
plant fell upon Williams ear through the
meal. The newspaper. the usual solace a.
that h0ur, lay untouched. a. LiIlie ehaiied
gAily ou every pleasant topic she could
think Of warming BY his graiefal and eOrdi-
al manner.
"yOu will be ai home TO dinner 2 she
said. a. he went out.
Cant to-day. Lizzie. I've business ont
Of town bat Ill be home early 10 tea
Have something substantial. for dcnt ex-
pect 10 dine. Goodbye" Aud the smil.
ing look, warm kiss. aud lively whistle
were q marked contrast to his lounging.
careless gait of the previous evening.
Il am IN the right path. said Lizzie in
low whisper. "oh. what fool I have
been for the last two years. A freifal
dowdy? William. you shall never say that
again"
Lizzie loved her husband with . real
wifely devotion. aud her lips would culver
a. she thought Of his confidence 10 his
friend Moore she stiied back the bitter
feeling. aud trippei OF TO perfect her plans.
The grand piano. silent Tor months. was
opened. and the linen covers taken from the
furniture, " lie shan't 6ud any parlors more
pleasant than bis own, I'm determined"
Tea-time came. and William came with
Il. A little figure In tasty, bright silk
dress. smooth curls, aud oh such . lovely
blush aud smile. stood ready 10 welcome
him as he came In aud tea-time passed
as the morning meal had done. Afler tea
there was no movement a. usual toward
the hatrAck. William stood up beside The
table, lingering and chatting, until Lizxis
arose. She led him 10 the light, warm par
loTs, In their pretty glow Of tasteful ar
, rangement, and drew him down on . sofa be
side her lie felt as " he we're conrtin,
over again. as he watched her fingers, has,
, with some fancy needlework, aud lisisnel
70 the cheeGul voice he had loved 90 dearll
two years before.
what are you making. Llzxis I"
A pair Of slippers. Don't you romem
Der how much yoa admired the pair workol
Cor you--oh ever % long ago r
iremember--black velvet, with nouou
on them. ! used 10 pnt my feet on thl
lsudera. and dream Of blue eyes and bright
cnris. nnaswished time would move faste
|. 10 the day when ! conld bring my bonn,
: wife home 70 make music 10 my house."
o Linzle'a face snddenod fora moment. q
4 sho thought of The Last two y.aFl. and boz