, 1874-05-02

rjpht but a. have noyor troubled about gossip
possibly because l had never boon hifeoted W
it.
THOUGHT IT VERY HARD
at the time. There Was I, deprived OF tho harm-
loss, pleasant fitting Of a girl about my qutot
house; aud aho was removed from surroundings
that suited her to very moagrc home"
wanted BY II hor mt mother" her. interrupted s Jaok.
"Tho fact Ia, Jamoa, thnt- I suspect you
voro, Glt Gaite,, unc0nHotoualy, In lovo With tho
"Nol'' roplied !, etoutly; "of that nm quite
over tho matter eomo wookH. | asked myself why
should not marry hor, II her pareutB would
give her to mo willingly, and il ale thought sho
could be happy With mo. That IN 2 way, aho 1e
with lovers lovo-that Was aB impossible for
mo AZ Beoond.stght. but with affeotlonnto ap-
probation, cordial admiration, genuine pleasure
Ia hor society. 1oould tako hor from poverty
to nitluonce' and when dlod' leaVe her indo-
"What prospect has poor parsons
If, by some painful process, ho contrivoa
to educate her--aa 1t tB oRlod-to mako gov
orneBs Of her,
WHAT 4 LIFE IS BEFORE nEnl
declare think girl Ind botter' marry any
kind, good man who lovoB hor, than toaoll, toach,
teach; conflict with the old Adam in children
day after day, year aftor year having no freo-
dom Of action, no homo the while, I'LL she Ia too
old for It and, after helping her family, has
perhaps saved what gives hoF twonty orthirty
pounds Per aunam, on which 3a to & n"guiRh E a ~ ~
very iniorior situation; sho had bright parts,
but no systematic training. What was to become
g! hor' h1r mother, ana sis'efs, "non Ualson
dteaF bhe might-,"itn nof astraotlons,
than ono man who would be fond Of her,
what uso would that boz Attor diaoaaa-
inE the matter w1n ontn ont nrdeav
letter. OF Hhaoh fonempor oyoly "o5d-,hs. na ~.
that though not VIII yodne ne mans MAJ ,fe io'e not
with tho sacfod love hao gwen my VILE
LOVED nEA .,.,.,,
TINT would rejoice IN nor presence, "oulo M. aniea
or as iar as eouo @ tlp a,ano nn hor
aoat and after " woala aovanoe a neI i;sa
and hissera lnteIosts, maAo nes mosners t.s s n.e
easier. l told nor TO taKo ner OWL tlno 20 Gon.
eder @ ana to COZ o
to mo too important Tor my own post-bag. waa
not afraid that tte ecryantsor m poscolace @ pe9p!e
would think II oad that Wtote Gu Asl, lol uha
often done that out teaolvea to 5aAq Luz 1os.e'
myself, aud post It as Croaaiofa. Ino fos1-
master thefe haa a1 mafr.ca aa paf,an'onoa ~ noa
OF mine sue WouIu w Glao ~ hoo
me: the walk was pleasant one, ana was IN
frhmo OF nainu WHICH, oeWauaou 4uAuA uuttun'
ateppea our oheerily, that bright soptem:ber
morning, wondering, among other wonderingB ~
way aB man ahd WIG - -
SHOW. interrupted Jaok, suppose "e arc
COMING TO TIE r9sTAoE-sTAaPs.
1--WE are" SAID J. "b4t wo must come a.
them my own way, Iho Fost.Cmce ~ oroHa-
ford was . grocers snop. rue mstfess, ny
friend, Mra. Suns, "as, aa e1pectea, p4easeo
with my yislt.
" Such pleasure. TO be sure elf, and yen
aa my goodman do say of you, air, special
Yes, he'a nicely. sir; thank yon-gomet 10 bo1nam
market to look about some pigs. lneIes q inc
new sort thoy do say, that SIR William have
brought into tho country, from shTopallto' t
Youth come into tho parlos, eir, and ct down.
YOU may wall look ut all them letters. couldn't
say how many has been for stamps this morn
ing; and hadn't one till half-an'hour agono'
Master Chario. too, ho have been TOR some.
Thoy left their letters, and I sald "a sec to
stamping them, aud that will, surely
'"' I'll do 1t for you, SAID J.. u 500 you Want
to put away theae goods; aud it will amuBo me
while talk to you.' ..
"so notTithstandlng resistance % on nor ?a., pa?rt,
end forty q them aaa was getting fatef nef
at tho addresses Of the +Sa Sthsrs en could
but this ono =
:" Was to Hiss Dalton,
FROM 3ouh soS!"
| exclaimed JaoH.
1T wae, indeed, L sepMea; nna eanho .,lo
fea For 10 aas'sss he
| sosmed gono from under my feet. ny own 30 soI
was deceiylng me anu coald ~, mos oon1eotur'
how far Dorothy was iiVolvea. Ing one m1ser
| able consolation waa that my own leEtor ronaln
| Cd salo III my POCKET. was not oomnalsteo:
| conclude that my eountonanoe naa onanseo' IoF
When rose 70 60. as ala ammouaa1eiy' i M1s
sima entleated mo to havo rome pr, 2,sanay, aaynt t
she wns sure shat .tno ane,! Or tno nssey Up
hat upset me put what ooala ane 10 feoPa'
must hvo, anu she mua1 seu "nas tnote "as 10
nanV J. 1 to1. a4 ,o +o,a ,,,.,, 4rto+ a;eo~o,
ou @aou ns 10 VIZ ~ m's'a .'t.a I' a..aot ~
1;gn wSu chanood for ma .Dorothv VIVA ira
1r;ova15v iost and hanging oyor mo yas the dis
anros"h}o no nCccsstv Far an oxpnnation viii
1a fsr nv ~ oraorvatpn r"aohad h.
r1n ao,.1, m ~ nroporcnco for nnrothy
bnt but nsid M @ hop loss attention thau, in my opiuiou
sho Ead sieIt to expect from hin. + an saaoyos
"o 1rrn sr ~ ~ NV snss INNER 1IrE:
porGLt l,in, ;"nrc than ~ nanav aiient at hin
ner snoIS. hat @ thon Wa A co,,a.raino and heavy
i'oa, NV Iuou aao,, "s +ho aorvant ,raa roma
aaad pray oh" Charles do do vou OIL consider mo an in