The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-07

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changed a'ma trgm my ieIiiag hm
ID NaaIe fn4af
Ilc myt ai4lta aaa Chsa.t vas ~, Is
90. usual r3uec, ud lla meAt a8d fH
mn AGuuf uers s0eJHul a Short
rata Informed sis. 1aupla ihu having
la.t ag bIs arm4s u bad speculation.
De eaa'a uot timk Of boiling hcF TO an
a. cement vbigu weell Be ont af bis
power to g1u,umaig lu tep,
10 ,at lh.s dId uu eiae Der would De
fale, bmit dl3 3uot rsgahe many das 10
teach Ar lhB -he had ao h,ed Cliarlcs
A.Hiwra. she sIl3uII Ihe man sbc was rs
muv
Again our tive Young men met Thi,
time alt Broadway Charley garb saau-
tered along, baiIcdN d 81 old familiar
WAY.
Wen. old boy, oif early 70 day
I've been promoted aid an not obliged
TO worE 70 late, thoug' ! % often; then
lthiuk of taking a ride IN The puki my
bead las achcl much ,f late, aud am
more nervous than fJE ly
Shanld'l work - hmd don't set any
rbaahs forit, By-the-bf tb1t ftUare of
Miss Temples turns out 10 be ul m my
eye.
llow-wmfs that; was the eager re-
Py.
Wei, a miss Sauehaly Temple had
abaut q hundred tbun>aud dollars lcft her
but Il wasn't cur pretty liltle friend,
But heard NoU were very attentive,
SOME said engaged.
There's no telling what might have
been bat tlr that foal ofaa uuclc making
mistake ia names However it Is all over
uow. You know that Ian least can't al-
ford 70 marrg q poor woman, no matter
If she is Peri know You entertain
,ame sort Of foolishuo.ion that love, etc,
will do, bpl its an b1,h. Give mo the
dimes my boy When poverty comes IN
at the window etc, you know. Take
my advice and dropai such foolish ideas.
Ashton might Just as well have talked
to the lamp posi- Tor nl the hearing FARM
ham did. What Dc was thinking Of we
cmpuot say, hul nc dii not 90 to the park
ihaf ancmoon, bnl the evening found
him in lilfe parlor which bad so oiteu
been qracrd by Charley 4 presence Ere
The evening was oyor he had explained
his long absence told Of his better pros-
poets, aud offered Is hcmt and hand.
She asked three wcels to consider, he to
visit hcras often as fc pleased. At the
cad Of that time be was accepted, and
Anna learned what rue love was.
Here nv story might end, but there is
sequel sumcS aoer the engage
mem Nr. Smith lapIi2l Ned on the .houl-
ier. aud mouoned Jim to the private Of
Gee,
Going to marry nj niece? said the gem
tiemaa.
am engaged to Miss Anna Temple,
,ir AID we cspec. 10 n quiet way, 10 be
married one month from to-day. But
wa, not aware that she was your niece?
Neither was / until few DAYS since
Is to your quiet way, understand me, sir
--lhe child Of my only sister can be mar
rird nowhere else but in my house
Come now, no fliucbng, I've heard all
about it, But she's poor-poor as Jobs
tarkey and I've too many children T.
give more than a deega welding.
Ned did not understand the expression
On Mr.. Smiths face, but felt a little am
5cred, and replied;
should never have addressed her, aud
would release her this moment if
knew She were an heircss.
No you don't uo yon, don't. | know
ynu; know the whole story. You can 20
Ned poudcred long over this singular
conversation, bat got no satisfaction from
his own thought, or Anna. She replied
only by smile and kiss.
Notw thstaudlng an the urging Of her
new found uncIe, Anna refused to leave
hcrauut amil the time for the wedding,
rbat event came, and the ceremony was
over. Then Mr.. smith called The youug
couple into his library, md drawng from
bis safe strong iron boy, said:
Vow Young man. y0u're tied hard and
fast, and TN telI yen thgt you've got an
hcirc.s and a rich ono too. A foolish
hr1'aer Of her father who would 80 TO
Australia. took 81 into li. head to die,
uat hong .iuce, aud lol sueh btclcd up
will that Ii has taken over six months
10 got the straight of 1t. We were bis
agents aud kept the matter 10 ourselves,
1T was largo sum and might create
inlpo-tors. We soon disposed oflhe one
hundred th8asaud dollars to Miss Ama
Thompson Temple hut The contents of
lls b1N, eue hundred thousand pounds
iu e1u.aIs, we used more scrutiny IN as
signing aad ia the a8nr.e of oar uvcs-
legations, u5l only fouHd tie rjghtiai
owncruf our uusl, bul the etild of ny
uulg sister Sir, g0u are WORTHY Of her,
ud what Z OF less ,alne, her fortune.
Tile morning papers win announce yoa
as psrtueI iu oHr house.