Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-14
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| desirable addition tn your bridal ward :
robe. Rut / cannot bnt rrpret that they
were not higher priced.-
"Why. aunt Fanny, Won astonisb me
had no idea that Won were one of those
Ladies' who think nothing worth having
unless it cost an extravarapt price"
"And Won are much in error If vou
/ think SO now. Julia. Rut in looLinS nj
your cbeap collars nv symnatby ia
called forth for the moor seamstress.
whose weary fingers performed the
task which was To procure her a
wretched subsistence.
Mercy, aunt Fanny! How deep Won
look into things. Ii is enough for me
that l got the collars cheap. | shall
not trouble my head as to the maker of
them. Besides.n continued the lively
young lady, as she noticed cloud upon
the brow OF her auditor, "you have for
/ sotteh the sewing machines 1hey 10
all the work nowadays:
Not quite, my young friend. nave
had peep oehihu the scenes; Inc
scoiioped collars are not stitched Dy the
hnsarn ,,ae,,i1s rarf mea,y nngets, tI a sa,d
,at;nn rL;cb u;ii harJi,, snsta;' g;f..
I Yon mmIt 'n ramn,nhar tG,. n Mhan Nh, thc
noIi.r ms, ra.nI,an - Ia. ,"'sos.;n ti,o tho
,,.h".iasaia III o;;.T ;i' pIan h .t, o.I
San,,rod ,ha;r nr,G,' oaJ .t;I, ,a', IL, III
REGARD Them .,s cbean Only fb;nI then
vhat !, m.r.. tr;aa m, 49, Laa,, ,,a,J
far H. n,ai',,,n "'' "oon p''''
ao i = aiI ,or,, .r,o Ann. ro,
aud ON, sura IT. ,La - a, ,,,,s,'
as ON 90 H.. -, IL, Iii
ay;stsI ~, ~ Iii r .,a LIS. 81
!, Yo, Iynn @ :, !, az III m ,r;nJ ,hot
blows nohndy GOOD
Ann, Fem sloo,- hor ho.a ol,
nc Sha ra,,ii..d. az" sno"I f1;''htl,
in,;a Nay I,ar na,,or ha'.. roa.,n -
Innw the ytisr;nn uh;.h Snr;ncS fron, M
this want of union of the interests of
the emplover and the employed. But
enouyh of this Ier Ms sneak of vour
approachipg marriage. Ii is long since
Won have sougbt NV ouiet room .
err ,o, A.. C.n h..
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'arrI. I'M n"' , o. ~ ih.n I 80. Gooup,ru Wy
nt,on,;o, & for n n",, -, ,hot I ra'n - 80, ~,
Vii n, ;f f, rcr M baT - r;,ht - thn n.,a ,~a
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.on,nIn;, "A and no,r III, LII M. no NJ, H., ~
n,ad,I;nrr; -, - ,'I..a ana iii aI,omt
y 10 " '"A' p'"''' anu an ''''"'
aIn turn short roaLs nm, to ha
,orr;.d NJ m,v oma.J;a,,S Of course
Non know he does nnt nnite annrove of
the marriage. or, at least, he would
prefer that we would wait until Henry
Is established in business. but I have
co,yed him into good bumor. You
know he might as well submit with a
good grace. for / shall he eighteen ON
NV Wedding day. and then NV little
property comes into my own hands"
"Your guardian has beep n faithful
friend to Won since the death of yOur
parents. INV dear JnIia. trust Won
will he guided by his adyice.r
.No, on,;,.Iv .r,t r, uo
,,,J 49,, ;n,.,a,;,', a. - ~
snn'a m ,af.. ond nro,;,aIJ. my III n'on tnr u ~
f",mre han.t;t hnt I ;ntan5 va" ~ i,Ua nv. ths s
nr.Sant anoJ ,,f IL Iat ,ha f,,nr sU nra. ,ai,o ,
care ns itSsif U.nry will ~. r;.h +
nov. M Joni,t 81 We hall be,;n If
i, th. st,'I.. YL;.I, ,yo ;,,tanJ =, ~, ,,n
a a hnnJs,,,, hnn., III ,,,u,',,i'aJ ~ p.,,pi "pi
in niossant na,t nf ,ha e;tw Vnu
sb,I. vn,,r baaJ hnt will 90. tbat II
will all end WE'LL
81 hone so my Child Inn, II str;Les
o % n,,,,t G.oa =,
n,nJerata way live within yonr hus'
hnnTs ;n.",s Ia, r,nr nu,n ,rana,tv
l,sa psas.rEnI for tia. hnnr If n.at =
"
NY sutiuiih eAact Worus. Du'
yo9 hnow ! was a"aSs way "ai9 s"i'
anu inust im nave my oMn WY. anu ~ HOW
saynWin you grant tile earnest request
eI IIehIy anu niyseii; anu MAKE your
I; lItGle holie t viii us siiaii neeu ail
adviser, anu you shaii pe my seconu
MY dear chlid! your klndneSs brings
lhe tears Uo my eyes bat L cannot
accept your ihNiiaii"i-it ie;ist' NOT AT
present n lew uays ago received an
urgent request from III, iiSeo Teiaii'e
III Ehpiahd 10 come 20 her anu oe ner
companion anu iiiehu ioI the ieni','iiotf
OF hef HE. she Is wealthy Dut lonely
IN htr riches; anu beinS nearly pima, Is
much dependent upon the Kindness OF
Those around her. Al present there are
none out servants ." administer To her
wants She was tie sister OF my own
dear mother ana teel IL my DUTY to
20 to her and do what l can Tor her
comfort. sail ia the next steamer.
Before the wedding, Why, amt
Fanny, yOu will not leave us so soon y
MY prayers will he with you and
yours, dear Julia; but it is necessary
that ! hasten my departure rs much as
pssinie- DO hot 1orget your oiu
ffiend' ana IN the midst OF your happ,-
ness sometimes remember the words
OF advice when she mas SO oIteh
spoken.
win many tears the young maideh
oade ad'eu TO one VINO, though IN
reality no relative, had long been
valued TREND
Julia Howard had become an orphan
in early childhood. Her fathers dying
charge placed her under the care of
one who in many respects was worthy
of the trust. and had well performed
the duty which devolved upon him. but
he was bachelor. and could not supply
mothers place To his orphan ward.
The want of female influence was
deeply felt. There was no one to
watch over each developing trait OF
character to cherish the good and
gently and carefully to remove the
evil. Something of this was done at
the time by aunt Fanny, VINO had Deen
an early friend Of Julia's mother; bnt