Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
tbat she hsd not neglected toarrange with

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tnat sne NAG nos os nssie0sea @ " - "-'--
~ ssOL' shor,t that .cheeaetn said Mr.
Mes1e a. 'aoon aa she apneafed. stWhich
e -, ting Isd befter selIP
I'm eoinS over to the store, if the rain
Ism nTits upi eIcno' Rrown snoke to me
abo,,t y ot-S f1rnisSinS 3 him With Some. PICK
ont mt a as Ikeiv a one as YOU can, fors..it win
S = = f,,d ~ q q seeino ita the
tTst Ss Eve lP1e 4 1et em n ~SSves since 6siiata
make . u
avn -.,,,;ad 4Ls ;,e,;ck4 n the la4a
Pater SV1 VHhaien stilI mnsin0 On tf1erhotherl
isss 1o,,n j fsi1,to11a. sstbere are sir of
them of slIaoes. from, two to thirteen. y,
SWibatS WAT do voa saw S" Exclaimed
the astonished proprietor Of the cheeses.
Mrs. Whalen's face eloWed like ma
PIE tree IN 20 9csODsr1 OBJ: ,.s. g. IN ,,., Z
No. had nv mind an aofnethi.,1 eIse.n
aid she in :nanifeat oonfiisfor.s - 3 toA
| ,aWhvp said IMr. Moan elanci1Q at her
| flushed Ifsee srsuiciousiv.E ffI was asking
| YOU to select a cheese@one of your best
onee-for me to take to the store as q
snecinen And Won needn't be Eparticu.
lar to scrape 1t off If there's any mould.
OaI;sta a 1ss never M aid ~ M viii weigh some.
| thi10. aba used to saw. .tand -avervrlittle,
helps.'D ~
Z All. the rnould was heavier than he
knew If o1trge;obed si.r small children
thoGeh helned in the balance bva acistern'
p "T 3on't hsiieve that sa Istter 1.ass Waa fro1o
the Squire. Moses Is a iIiaster-handI to-
copi1ref mn thines.s y thoupht the sanouine
Nh Means. thotIch rather uneasilY: but
with rare delicacV refrained from asking
any Questions. loNlL'Is . Hetdssu q
tsT,II ,;sk + , ,e ashe stsrtad
II = - eH.1.s ~ - seso.sesss aahS 80
Ior ene NIiMgo a1yer see.- AIuoa t.u.. 1A1s :
smarter tur1 tnan Oatssa, ano ..e Oeass s nsr
on cneeees. lnienu 70 marty tns .x woman H.ll
put I've no notlon OF coming % we PONY
yer Snes peen expeoang ~ I0r ene tAss
SIX weeKs5 rue I anae.seena. me solset VI.
sex II you let EN- see nat yosn sset .Dy
Gst' Sm' snex ES sRs 70 give f1sss y ~ s. -
0Ss w EEA -
ume1 petmf. meens LOOK " aIuseo =.
conoeseenslon Ioni4 neyes gwen Pn1ace -
one OF olsmay II ne nao now WIG was
rlolng up 70 MS door !rom tne EIYereIoa1'
NO doubt ne would nave tulneo AoGck,
Wayiald tne W1uoM as sne- We .ea..ylae
her beer down cellar, ana proposed ON
the the spot pot But. secure N 5 nis Ignorance &c
ana self-complacency, ne rooe away TO
quite another tate. Ez
At the same time Squire Linton, n4g-
ing the Means doOr-bell, was trying 70
HOLLY Iins,! nus hsl1s As 6h nd ahova s All
-y trvinyo, n Iook ps # reelIv-hsd- MOI.
bean ms sshstrsct;,,e ~ a > shaers from the ,neioh-
bor;nc born ,O1ee ',eeedo1ye S.5se s-.eoP -.
Thss w;dow zjESe met him Nth friendly no.
lite,,sss h,,t bsvin, iasrne, 4 Lesson ON
th ,,f ,s,sni,, 80 Taref1I
to to- have IL % an9eST AZ that she. vas not ,ex-
,,act;,,s :, hiu, n tho Ioaati I'D oT,Iv Nv fhe-
merest ns saccident hsnnened 10 he St home,
a / have been over to the n1inister,s.D.
said she, by way of apology for her silk
dress, which she had not Ventured to don
till Mr.. Means was out of sight blinking
it unnecessary to add that she only called
at the minister's for cup Of yeast in the
early part Of the day with calico dress
on and an umbrella over her head):
'ff Thought 1t most likely you wouid
take fairer weather for your business TO
Malburg. Quite storm to ride sin. Glad
you didn't forget. to call and tel me the
news from home"
This shoWof Indifference was quite un,
called for. Squire Linton had not noticeo
the widows silk dress; and II ne had was
not the man to take encouragement nom
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