Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-11-03

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Isatin-liued carriage to Rionor Auto
Iprefd to Arrange for 4 series of Ieesons 4
/ Bt1f theTef9n6 6raI 4 terms rather star z
led our unsophisticated little countr1
nT von oan sn,a1,aa;no,,,,. .tvur, ,,aa,-. 4,
i he said- cnriousIv Observation-Disclosures, NO 4, .
his words SstTW6 leeltef Years 3 Tbe
i voice is oood buts there e. no o-eultiva,
1 tion-a ffIla saii nm fiilad ), ~. n l.lSrs
Roaa rneeisfv ya1.111refi. = N -il,is
terms.
"a a hunffred doliA rei "a 3 s,fIa,.tnys vi
fine sienor Saer apsovered eui md 4 a1s1, tIvs
Rosa Nelson grew red and white' IA
hundred dollars wis ar she had TO
i devote to. her, musical. Education.
Mrs. Justin. Johnston, to whom q
hundred dollars was as nothing; sat
4p9aI si9r1t S;ii td,,o ,,s ,,s A. Art !,
said Rosa IPerlIaus some friendly
| Iproyidence Inight interfere before
| the pefiod Wa over. Dast. O c3S5f
Rosa Nelson /. had 4 half expected
| that Mrs. Tohnstone. who called her
IsIdaarI and sd aT1i1IO', af Ater0 other
| senfenco- would ofRar ber. n home in
| the bio brown st6fses house on SHfadE
son iavenuesS but Mrs : eJonnstone
never dreamed of anv such thing.
and Rosa engaged board at third.
rrate establishments, where the sky
blue milk and stale bread made her
huddef, and the dirty rooms pre-
lsented "a ! marked contrast to- the
IWhoiesome Cleanliness of the airy
IsoId dfafm-houses Scs 4elaz Z 2
tits only for little while-untiI
I make my fortune, :, thought Rosa,
and she went everyday to- take her
lesson, singing until her throat felt
tired, and greWing thin and pale in
new rre : vocation. ave
At tie close Of the quarter Signor
proposed to try thesWings ofhis new
IN trained bird in a private concert,
and Rosa praetieed 4 over and over
which was her part until the Sig
: Mrs. Justin JohnstoE1e had rather
neglected her protege of late, bHt she
took tickets, and assured Rosa that
she would come to her debut. so s6s
snWill-wil Mr.. Fitz Urse come,
too, then qtf Rosa asked with burn
ing cheeks and downcast eyes, forf
to tell the truth, her admiration. OF
the mdstached hero with the Nor
man name had nearly reached the
dangerous acme Of love,
zsH don't know my dear j 1'mHnresfi
Mrs. Johnstone answered, careless
~, and Rosa dared ask no more. =
The eyentfult night eame-and
before the audiences ere she hadsung
ed TO 90 from her, q husky whisper
was hllkthatsWas5left1 The laudience
became blurred before her eyes she
heard no word Of Sighor Autogfefe
whfspeGed acknowledgements sshe
la1nLeo. .E..-...s ....sf ss....,..s.
nen Sne ne Si.s ..o1s I;ssa
e Wy ~ y .,.S
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and sne hoped sspns asr dear 4is Us GeasTd o,a
~ Iis5 ss3t IoersSl = - q 3 t3e,' 3ss
fGsvs,, 2axS caaeu neIseHl Pus was 20 Rer, or
tor tne aPproacnlng marriage q her
neRneWl mr. rI.z Orse 10 nhiss MA
define 41lil1on.13 Z .t4 ls L1t GT g1sl
ana 6sosa never saw hfs' justin
Jonnseone more & u - ,asr y
q S1e. nao leaLnea Isle plttet tesson-S
sceaaS s1e nao e[rana neIsss S ns a haS
scnootot e1 1ps ~ Hal
before her poor little trunk, packing
IN the white muslin qress ana Ine
wreath OF. roses sne had worn the
night DeIore, one or Two tears, Ditter
as gall droppeu among tne snowy
folds. q 80 ''s.5s {1sse al'.9ff ls5as.s -
John Trevor was sitting by the old
farmhouse doorstone as, with slow
and feeble footsteps, Rosa came uD
the hill, from the 6fage--fof Although
she had scornfulIy discarded him.
the truesheartedS young man, had
never forgo item that he was, almost
Hike q son to Mrs. Nelson's the ssoli-
tafy widow. vah ay3g - .gshs1AsT
He started up as he saw here szsa
tsRosa p,f -, ~, -. -. q ,lfo 81
"Yes, John, i have come back
again, 5I u - i1s.....T,,5 -. a
And she burst out crying, 49,
When the first soft snow flakes |
fiuttered through the gray Noyenn- |
ber, air, Rosa. went to the Trevor |
farmhouse, as its mistress a1d all |
though she never fully recovered |
the use of her voice, she Is very hap
py among the rustic surroundings of
her new life-and John Trevor
never, byl word or gla1ce, reminds |
her of the disastrous days of her ttas- /
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