The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-29

| DdI ltttt1pb no" al Sknlllnk. lie WllI
the ladies, sir
How long have they lived here?'
Don't know, sir. I'VE only been
here u day or two. There sir; do you
want anything more?'
No. | was arrayed in my best appare
and looking well, though my whisker.
instead Of being trimmed, were Of early
growth and had never been of any
length. was met at the foot Of tho
stairs by the rrepressible Mr.. Dunbar.
It's all fixed said he. You'll he
married at once. 1 had different arrange.
nlents made: was uoine 10 rive Won and
Rose chance to ret acou.futed: bat tial
railroad DELAY snoaiod that. TIA Qae,
Mr.. Is wsnss r -. =
A stiff upper III now.
He led me int0 = lonx reception room.
Some ladies shook hands with me-. il
tiny golden haired creature w.. ma IL,
my side. The clergyman married ~.
| Then there was a clattor ar conrrntu.
lations.
One woman with a hOrrid scArlat
head dress drew me aside. +1t
What arrangements have you made
for the trip?' asked she. III
None answered truthfully. 5.
But YOU are going tn New York for
week or two?'
/ thought New York A good n nl,ce
to 20 to as any. if I was cxpected to 90
somewhere and answered ves
Aunt Soply,' said a trembling voice
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hwy h"s'led me out, kissed Rose,
SHOOK ia'as with me, ana soon we two
a'ohe were driving pell nell to the de-
pot.
oouSht tickets to New York, gave
Sambo iVe dollars, and we were off.
wen we got INTO New YORK at mid
night. took u carriage to the st.
N'c'o'a'' look rooms, locked the door
ana 'oid my Wlfe all about 1t.
she looked at me while with her
great olue eyes, ana then said Innocent
~:
Wen don't know AS it makes amy
pa.'n''''ar dl'lerehr"
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Natures Edict: "pav your w.yy
Everlasting equilibrium. or ,,,,. yo,,r
utty, is a fundamental principle and an
ihtA'fdblt III" Oi nature. III YOU do lot
pay, then nature takes pay. The ac
count must be and is kept SQUARE: and
nature never makes a mistake-is new
er deceived. Nor is there any Use in
trying to cIude her dccrees, or to escape
her jurisdiction, or to evade her sheriff
when she issues execution. Her detec-
tives are born in our own bosoms and
have access to the very recesses of our
being. a selfish man may surround
himself with everything which he most
covets; he may lay under tribute the
wales OF Cashmere, the looms of Persia,
the spice fields OF Arabia and the mines
with n wall of yo,d aud vo, tha No,.,a
sis Of violated eouilibrium h,,.noo
sheet and hin 4, hand nil, s..,a 49,.
wall and blast those ,,,x,r;o, 49,, 49,,
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