Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-22

+; give me the r+tbf d help you ON ye. i
business. There is an opening even nov
oeeds only little capital to largely il
c:pase the business. and waited for you
authority 10 purcbAseit." = -
The old mans eyes sparkled - Walte
clearly explained the nature OF she pro
posed enlargement of the warehous busi
mesa
1T has been Mr.. Nelson's policy to kee
all such opportunities hidden fgom you,
Walter saity; ''knowing that such alters
lions would involve such an examinatio,
Tot the books a. would expose his frauds
But there is 20 need to fear 10 epsn tn
books for any eyes," -;
"Chanks to you"
III you will. You know wha' is IL
dearest wish of my heart. Mr. Baldwin
love Neil and / am fully able to Civ
her . home as luxurious a. Jour own
without touching her own fortune.
know that you have thought me dron,
in the worlds hive, unworthy of the Low,
of such a woman, not fit to be trusted
with her welfare. will not deny that thu
hope Of winning your approval has beer
my great stlmulous in thc efforts have
made regarding your perplexities. hav,
taken no steps that will not bear full in
7estigation. I have rid you of robbel
who was running you under the guise o.
friendship, and I most earnestly d: sire N,
reward"
.'Nellie!"
Nellie and the right 10 be your son q,
home-your partner In business. Let mt
take the burden of care from your shoul
ders to ,nins. that are young and strong
and in return ask for the advantage o,
your experience, and the wisdom onl,
years will give. have steered your shil
through this storm. but an not presump
tuous enough 10 suppose that alone coul.
carry it safely over all the in'ricacies Of
business"
'sBe it as you will. I am gaining IN
strength every day. We will have we'd
ding here. Let Nell stay IN her old home.
Walter! There is room enough for all.
and ! cannot hope to ba here many years. -
Il will n<7er' ask fer to leave you
want you to gain son, not lose daugh-
ter"
Heaven bless ysu for al. Ny frs,
care shall b. to settle the new partnership.
and We will have sign painted Baldwin
& Grahtley.'"
But you arc weary now. Sleep while
lsit here and dreamo Of my own happinesa' y
And in the morning when Walter told
Nellie al. she bent over her uncle to whis-
per her happiness, and him say heartily:
Il shall get we'll FAST Nell, and We will
have grand wedding. He is q noble fel
low, that Walter of yours, and never again
will l call him an empty headed fop,"
Chunks Of Wisdom.
Too much rest itself becomes pain.
Pleasure OF every kind quickly satisfies
Necessity makes dastards valiant men.
By sowing fruga:ity We reap liberty, q
golden harvest.
qayety is the soul's health; sadness 10
It's poison.
A great mind viii never give an affrou.
nor beer.it.s Az :: T.
Tlse1ess we parade our misfortunes the
more sympathy We command.
Most of eur missortuues are more sup
portable than the comments Of our friends
,p0n them.
1t is not only old and early impressions
bat deceive Us; the CHARM Of novelty hes
he ssme pawcr.
The future does not come from before
. meet us, but comes streaming up from
'ehind, overoIr heads.
Dr. Frahklin says: "The eyes of other
'eoplc are the eyes that ruin u.s.. If al
mt myself were blind, should neither
rant fine house or fine furniture. =
One month in the school Of afiliction
vill teach thee more than the great pre-
epts of Aristotle in seven years, for thou
anst never Judge rightly of human af
airs unless thou hast first felt the blows
nd found out the deceits of fortune.
1t Il no small commendatioA 70 manage
little we'll He is . good wsghner who
an turn in little room. To live well in
bundance te praise of the estate. not
t the person. l will study more how 10
i've q good account Of my little thaa how
D make it more. :.'''