The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-16
fully, "you will rise in spite Of them.

wouldn't Let them thiak-L-~
least discouraged; that would plea.
them too well. We are doing fine nov
and you know, If they cut the railroa
through our bit Of land, the money wi
set us up quite comfortably. Isn't on
home happy one, lift Is small? An
oh! John, BY and by" abss =
An eloquent blush--s glance towar
her work basket, out of which peepe
the most delicate needle work, told tn
story-that every new story Of innt
cense, beauty and helplsssnsss, tina
being akin to All angels work.
For once: John Glare stopped tn
gossips' mouth. He held his head VI
manfully-worke,l steadily at his trade
and every step seemed . sure advance
and and an upward one.
Baby was just six months old VIII Ell
the railway company paid into join
! Clare's hands very handsome sum fol
the privilege Of cutting railway
through his little field.
,"'A Handsome baby, beautiful and
industrious wife, and good round sum
from the railroad company" thought
John with an honest exultation, "well
this is living" -..~.4
"John,' said his wife rising from her
work, "look there?'' T@s. ~
He did, aud saw the old one horse
chaise dragged by a staIwart Iaborer.
Master says as how the old barn is
going to be pulled down, SO he sent the
shay said the Iaborer.
THANK him for nothing" said John
bitterly; but a glance at his wife re-
moved the evil spirit, and a better one
smiled out Of his eyes.
john, you eau spare little money to
have the old chaisc done up, can't you?
You ought 10, according to the WILL"
said Jenny.
But vou could at les,st-s.,sti. for wha.
the repairs would c,:et," said Jenny, in
lief winning tone.
Yes, suppose could" said John.
Then I'd have it done" said Jenny,
and. bless me, I'd keepit too. You've
got good horse, and can have the Old
ehaise made quite stylish for baby and
me tdriJe in."
Vel, III send it over, - ~HosmerJ
to morrow and see what he'll do for it,
said John.
LAX here. Mr.. Hosmer wants you
TO come over 10 hi. shop shouted the
wheeI-~right's apprintice on the follow
ing day. at the top # his lungs, "OId
joe Hem.,> there. and says he's right
down glad. Its hundreds, and nun
dred-, aud hun"
Stop, boy-wllat does he mean Jen-
ny?:' cried John, putting the baby in
the cradle face downwasis.
My patience, John. just look at that
ciIi!d-pfecious darling; I'm sure don't
know, John, Ia 90 over and see,n said
Jenny.
"raint any fun tell YOU" said the
boy, while John hurried on his coat and
hat; my gracious! you'll say it amt
fun when you come to see all them gold
things and the Papers,
This added wings to Johns feet, and,
in moment, he stood breathless in the
wheel rights shop.
"Wi>h You JOY, my fine feIIer!" cried
Joe Hemp.
'Look here, what'Il you take for
that Old chaise? I'll give you four hun
dred,' cried the old wheel wright in
great giee.
-Four hundred" repeated John Clare
agha,t.
YES. Just look at it. You're rich
man, sir, aud I'm glad of it. You de-
serve to be- said the WHEEL wright
shaking Johns hand heartily.
What do you suppose Vas the con.
sternation, delight, gratitude wild
"iidJoy that filled the heart of Glare,
when he found the ola chaisc lined with
gold and bank notes? mean the cu,h-
l"ne, tho Innings, and every piac where
they could be placed without danger OF
injury
Poor john or rather rich John-his
head was nearly turned. 1t required all
the uaIance of Jenny'- nice egui,ni,e ut
character 10 keep his estate brain from
spinning like Il humlning top. Now he
could build two houses likelhe one hi,
uncle lad bcqueaiEed to his red headed
cousin, who had wished him joy when
the Will was read-,he dear old uncle
" hat genuine sorrow he felt as Ia.
thought OF the many times he llaa
heaped reproaehes upon his memory.
/ Imagine, if you can, dear reader til.
/ peculiar feelings of those kind friend,
I who had propAesied that JOAN Ciar,
would come to grief. At first, old Ju
Hemp proposed to take the old chais
just as 1t was linil G stripped. bits q
/ cloth hanging -and prnciain with
trumpet the good news To the weole vii
+ lase, taking especial pains to stop beior
tie house OF Old spr.sss, and blo~in;
] loud enough to ifown all the panoes il
/ the Universe; but HAT was vetoed b,
johns Kind little wife.
la. they will all know it 500,
tuAsIpi - ltp said !. AZ, l.l,,