Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-30
THE GAZETTE.
uEDAR FALLS, DECEMBER 80, 1870,
what Camc Of Answering q Personal.

lively earthquake, you know, to
shake us all up, or something Of that
sort, for ] shalt certainly expire II
this weather continuesanother day. =
"Go into the Kitchen and make q
pudding for dinner, get your fixings
and sew me up q shirt; find some
thing to do and do 1t, and you won't
stagnate, ! gness,o moralized my
cousin Tom, throwing aside the
morning paper, and slipping tho last
of his coffee, preparatory to leaving
US.
"Oh, YOU men, y sneered Sue, with
acurl OF the lip. reaching out her
hand meanwhile for the discarded
paper, ''if you could do anything
but preach we might have Some faith
IN you, but reduce your theorieaSto
practice, and there is nothing left
but ffoth. It makes me so mad -
continued she, oblivious of the fact
that fvm was even then hailing "a
down town omnibus, from tile outer
curb stoner'to hear yourendless talk
upon subjects You know nothing of,
aini, even IL you did, havn't soul
enough to comprehend. ALL he's
gone, has he; couldn't stand my
heavy fire. Let me see--what Is the
latest news2 sGaribalfiid a prisoner,
Poor sick lion! Paris to be sturved
Instead of 6omdardcd., Guess King
William isn'tquite enough OF bar
bsrian TO totally destroy that beauti-
ful city. Small boys7ta oper., Why
don't parents keep small boys at
home. House TO tct. ~ never wish
70 move again until Tmove out to
the cemetery. sPersonos--A poung
tocyer ef ttaquesfioned yeslecta tadiiay,
sdacdtion, and position u, society,
rendered desperate by this t6ng con-
finaed speu cf ,peather, solicis cor
respondencc scith some tiuey young
tndg. Object, amusement Now,
Moilie, isn't 1t funny what idiots
there are In this war,ae n ,o,,
suppose any sensible girl would ever
notice that? Probably be Is some
low fellow who don't know Black
stone from MotheI Goose. Wouldn't
it be fun. tbough 70 a,,su,sr n .,a
see what sort of i ninnS h
way. Nobody womb avsr Hna 4.
OUT and Il wuuld Ia y;eh sn,,,+.I ,r,,l
lie. pn da ~,
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* ! Ssus'n s7nes anu ! hau been
= oA Ass'. \ ~ sisters we were m
ssrs' -''s 'ops sns- was tlie rulitig
rf'ifi' mover 1houget of opposing
2 hs' vi" ireaNs, however
~ "no she "euiu as soon nave
'ooNeu iot eAposs1iatioil rom iiei
" ~ rom 'hr. fone was u
gre ~ eparHie Oh humanity; piacA-
49, soi"eh ''aireu anu iuii OF elec-
','o's, Neor ana spirit. She always
.n"ae ief own way ana walked In IT,
's i'er h'o.her Win caress las
u,n'nu4e' oi het ia'iler us ne of her,
- ~ ~ Ai"'sei. entoiiioeu if eus-
e' "nu iesurueu ms nome oliy us
.oi,'o.'ao'e poarding hotise-and
y 'si'orihs iohi' her hrother'
: gay souns gentleman OF the period,
concerted, the "dmiratlon
VI '''S'' VI 'ne sol1er sex, ana the
envy Vi ms o"h' Oiten, Indeed,
1o' ''o'i ms s'ahu'point OF supe-
-" "se ""u enlarged experience,
"o"i" a''e'ipt 70 lecture MS madcap
s's.' ~ ai i'o'hiiies upon her
eouise Va conuuct ana threaten her
pena''ies vi lra'erhai wrath II she
pe's.s'eu Al tiiis OF that wiid scheme.
n"' Tue young lauy ohly laughed in
mo 'a'e' or ran ana lett MIN uiscon-
oer.e" ~ MS poor success.
nc ions rainy uay passed some
way que, after many discarded ef-
io''' "''u l'usning appeals TO me had
'''" e'eu iier rersonai. FIRST came
.'e ''uay ~ uiSguisihg her hand,
~ ~ p'e.on'' you know, any posi-
o"i'y " exposure, siie sain, as she
'eu patiehtIy 10 tame down
,'ei ii"aiishes' ana aaopt o. Grabbed
oaeN i'a"n ior her usuai flowing CHI
rography. Iheh came the wording.
siie look n deai OF pains
win liiat iora a communication des-
''ileu ior hinhy, told her SO, but
was instantly snapped INT" silence.
ihere was much laying together Of
Leads over the personal description
and no'a de plume TO be adopted. /
was strongly In favor OF her repre.
sentipp herself ne n nlain vo,po nor
40, y,itho,t ,,a.ns ga ,,s..,.t., r.
80 " 'e'oa' e'' "au signing Tue
unromantic name of "Jane,p while
she advocated glowing beauty of the
TYNE. and the higb so,,a. !.
;n,, ,;.a 80 ..co.a pal,a ~ ns
'"s 'i'.o :, Soia neiie' VI course
shc gained her point, and in due
time the cook was surreptitiousIy
bribed to carry the daintiest an;s,ia
i .o,,ah n,a ,o,,.;., 80, p'''o
'hiousii 'he poufiig iain' 70 oe de-
posted III the iainp-6ox IN time for
the letter-carrier's round OF duty
Tbat dav AZ dinnor To,, a,d,:.,..
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