Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-08

There Amt 4 thing you put on but gains
by Il somehow or other. | made up bit
O. that there French gray for Moilat. and
he just 1egrades It, that's what he does
There ain't no more style about him than
there j.. ~ au elephant: but IN wager
anything you'll look like prince in 1t.
IN make a >jugle-breastcd cut-away of IL.
aud we'll Just Try il. that's what we'll do ..
Bshy grew happy. almost cNultant'
while he was measuring me.
w hat an honor it j.. he said. Ito have
such figure - yours. Never an inch
change, more or lr>s-miSht ne Set up tor
model -
These prelminarics arranged. It was
comparatively easy 10 60 On. | had con-
Nenicut access 10 the circle which Miss
Nandewatcr adorned. and was always
heartily welcomed hy it, exclusive and
somewhat unattraciivc adhercut~. | be-
came sorcly >urfcited hy high teas. high
churches. high noses and high prices. ~
t"r enduring This altitude tor i cons ,r,r-
able length "f time, suffered a all tray-
clier~ d. when they get out of their nat
ural orbit found II hard % draw breath,
and became dizly aud decidedly exhaust
ell. began 10 long tor a change; | yrarn-
cd for an opportunity oi leaving these dry
and airy heights tor tn" Arc3dan simplici-
- ut The grr"n aud fertile valley. .his
opportunity prc>cutci f>rlt a. the hands
of my worldly patron B.-by. Ilr became
terrified 90 find thAf Wa> iA-' iu~in. flesh.
ami looked with s.ytd apprehension % the
Imminent danger oi ucc"s-jty for pad
dug.
.Ouce commence Mr.. Tthian. and
Who know, where il viii stop, There,
them that wear, bale, of ii. and 10 must be-
most awful iu hui weather Then you
see, again Il plays the very deuce with
light materials. Il won't 10. Nj F.thiau:
you'il have To- tone up
'.Bui how 10 do ID. B.by. thatS the
question I'm afraid I'm booked lor .
declN.ty."
.'Not 1i, of IT, Just YOU trv some.
thing. see here, would yuu mind doing
me- a favor r.. A big thin, tna.k o,,ou,t
Mr. FthAn. know it'- l.,la o4, y
your line. but would oblise me-
'-Iilt's anything that lies 10 nv mower. '
replied warmly. I'll Dee -lad To- DO il.
Heaven knows You have been ,cuerou,
enough VII. me"
''Wr.l. lt.- il-t to- ruu ont some even
In jo ms place ip dinner. I've .u,
light wiLc there that's tho best tunt,. iu
the world N.u d. .h, -re how Won ..,.d
l., aud iI YOU could stand d. III -ruI Won
a dozen bottles ot-. WI tuu come.
NJ. Fthiau. III laNr FL A!u.!y ii ,nu
wo,iI
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tempted "a clu~. ln with the offer iu spite
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.Inn ai,,u, h.r,ti,l H.. ~. ".-,...I
nfns of NM, LfpJ
An exalted and Irs.li.b cb,r..-,..-
,u..,.,p. ..ll NJ. N..,,.i.,,,,,'
you can see. by her cAllin. me by INV tjr.t
name how iutimai. We wrrc-' Ia, A..
nr-t interest IA benrAtting the human rae.
10 see these dear yuuug faces b.amiu.,
WIKI delight. 10 beAold these youthful
form, clothed wi,h con,f,r, and Iyartu.h,
and br aware ihat my hand plIrI tif.
ueedlc in thrir behalf. woulI il. h,t,,..
ness '44'ftl-il 4'fl ltif4
l. wA> pleasant 10 hear that ,ou.b.l, 9,
had enough OF happiness. forI never ..y,
a more miserable aud detected rrnup tb.n
that composed OF the children attached 10
the s. johns NJ, On AMI rh-ir patron.
I. myself felt that couldn't get lower h,
the scale OF felicity. although a rad,-
yerotl, looking gentleman had f,r t,rt,
minute, by my watch held forth upoa H..
awful mi.erics that awaited u. All In
eternity When he had con. .luded ani
Miss Vandewater's severe phaeton drew
up to the little iron door OF the school.
when We were securely fastened in This
grim and heavy vehicle. and impeilrd slow
ly in the direction of A melancholy Iau,.o.
meal al the mouse "i the heire--, | iclt
'hAt my career was finished. that no light
"IHc' however bFiliIAnt IL qualities, Couii
save me rom eternal padding aud eternal
woe. buHetlh2 Win herce aud bitter
"lhd on my way nome That night, reach
M my rooms l" hhi there no lire. aud a
suI2aF perseverance On Tie part oi my
.ahuIa1y ioI money | plunged beneath
the oeu -cio'hes Win the hrm conviction
tilat ho'hlhS' ho"eNer terrible ~ i.e iH-
!u!e' c9uid equal the hi,rfIes OF the pres
en- ana lhat ,hc sooner NE "s~ over ID
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