The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-09-20


~ following mornins, after having
= spscssc directions to the oid woman
oAseznl sufveiianoe over nsr cnAx&ss
- .ot.n Io5 sne vllAss, IN. uPcn
- = pastor, tine ceremony De,ng, N
ssnmasaon, slrsady 700 iong aeiayed
Icy 20 nis interests. -.
- nad procesded, perhaps nali tns
wnsn q cane isce 2 iAce VIE ! man
). - ons nofse gig. oomesninS M
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..-r~ stranger MADE room to- nam ~ sns
gig, ana poIn roas On. - a.
lou Dens you1 proies.ions sA'u nc
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Anu ein nele ~ lo 'au'
quie.iy',ss ms companion in~os ino'e-
men. 10 @hgnI
~ not De loollsn Iour mossenser'
SAhu ro"gH looNns cuS'oMor nc MHs, w.
W 'ne wsyh scoureu 'no %noio .i1~se ~
se~lSn ~ : cieiS lyman "no "ouiG 0oe
away on horo Ia sii0 0o@S' ~ oii ilAs ioP
resehsstion' ne met ne, N 'hls quAnu1ry'
anu a. "e "e0 olu iIAen"s III ruo s",us
gilhg trade, ne let the Whoie anair ou' 70
me. VI course, J. ss man. IruiLui Ia
exPeoiehts, maoe suggestion Wnich
pleased Yenr envoy ana my friend. Asug
gested that personate the minister 90
here | am.
Sidney Vivian hesitated' pale and IN
decided. william, tnst ne was, ne was
Gohpeileu 70 resPec' Niiss iNoolioy puIi'y'
ror . moment @ nc wavereu A. 70 ms lh.eh-
tions; Iheu the ueuion INSPIRES MIN W .
S'Al. ueoper 'on1,ne D1i = '-y
Du' 'ha' VIZ Oe no iiiAi iieeo' 40 ~ ; soiu
You Wlsn genuine marriage erled
the stranger, IN surprise
CertAinly, .,
ana 'he iouy "iik
uior.uha'eiy' ho'
nv - - -.
wed you You know tnAt yve can ootAln
no special license "tnout ner Pers"iiai
consent. rake my aoNice.'ne i~rOe now
the genuine tning Afterwards
sidney VIVIAN gave reluctant consent;
Ahytnhg 10 prevent ueiAy nc ~u
hesltatlngly. IL must be done, ne mutter-
ed IN an undertone 10 himself
de was silent until they reaehed tne nut
where ne dlsmouhteo anu Aiio"eu ms coiil-
Panlon TO attend 10 ms morse anu convey
ance as best ne might- he entered the
house, and ascendeo the STAIRS ieaoihg 10
- -. 1Ppe. ss"ry "heis Hiis' nouhSy
rh. - Hu
..,t.-s5 9ensn' iacs W his ~ he
x1yr;sh 10y q cor.s-- 1,--.x-, -
: yo6 TO come down, ne sald.
am not !" Dc trineo Win.
She was silently indlnsrent.
Il can use force II necessary.
DO not urge me too far. !,
You Will never secure me as your "ie'
le sad. fou nao oeIter nave lel' your
ouoie In securing cielEy mai unu
Z 1 reiuse 70 "eu you' NV @liu iols.
de retired Gown the 'CSirs, sne a" ~i'iis
s return with nusneo cheeks anu spark
ng eyes. -,
He reappeared shortly wltA tne Iaise
mister. de moved to her SIDE, as thougn
speak word to her, out she turned
ON hlm with unconcealed aversion ne
'ught her hano In ms M . 'irin' hArSh
asp.
- roceed nc salu' - tno I
Inc iaise minister oPeneu h's nP.,
lough NE wouio 20 Oh WIN 'ne nAllass
,remony. DIt a. 'na' lholLgle i5 . ~ 'eunu su
SarriAse u 80 -
ltnout reacneu oluney 'Niah eaIs'
ow ne observed the occupants OF carr,
Sc, QA6Wh Oy wv cOSonAuSy