The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
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"Nrll NJ ~sslsn. shall w. a~. hi
s'vlsAsk ~ lsHs~sasils YIN ran ras
u. sssfs 81 AMI tho heasn will virtually
~ ssstr
~, MI answered, With ylrr~nr~.
that A. nsasis knnrlssi nr mr. nv pIns m
II u ~Aiis'e hsii hal struck ma. !" Nj,
MT runrinails, lsunesnalisy snl ,eali.
r,eta hasr lial vnpaHl, III. lnslss on
" lrias ~ ranr,aAlls. and J an ~ my
l~rgain."
Ii ,l,a.e e~,lv sne,ioneesine ,lays /.
It'll nol ,Asily ~ Mcnstnmrr ~. | el,ull
- frcn hNsu though, VI knocking nv.
kisktn down n II expressing him M,
smiling In suite III myself, I nai,l
"Al,nns IN. then, shall w. @ayis'
ny, now son speak. About IN II
shall s~. hut mark mr.. sir-~---'
] eonli have m~rkea him morn liter
nily than would hnvn suited Mr.. Nlskin :
fti u1ss mes terribly hungry. anI The
man WAS W hke Tho ancient mariner
WHEN he held thu wedding gueHt---his
rse rliilrriur like a dinmpn, with iirr,r
excitement. hlnIlud ~ my iniioc~slt M.
mark about p,lnrlnalits.
lie MA tnaa with gvi~vnncc no
doubt " that, and |, pocr hungry
wretch, with dear wifc---lny Julia,
rnnrsual litslc pnss- who would have
dinner ready IL n tick uhe spirit III
p'inctuAllty, driven ont ~ Aiskin, may
have sought n,d found eplg.niAl refuge
IN Julia. mnst desour Ills long, dry
story instead If u savury aud moro sul,.
stantial meal.
lyon have heard" In hcgan~-atd m
~ Hlnkr. hss lon., claw likn finger In
simulated it~olf In my buttonl.ole /" YOU
hnsn heard, hn maid, at In Ill wniiiar
for lsad mems 1hocxi Mark mo aRni,,
~len sny. TINT IN true. Other men
might ny II, but 1 know II.
hunAn--tllAt'a my wife. happy Ia
intrndnce yon, Int .icaf ~ a post Nnsall
and waited for old ioncl's rish Tor
years tlrre Il no denying thAt-.-an,l
fsrkanad his income 10 Il penny.
1.-The hupe III having that money was
nnr altar, our anchor. Tough old party.
too featfnily tough. liz should have
boon 4 missionary might have dcActl
The eann'bals never have got tllrir tcutl,
HI Ltn
|" tut The pnnctaaliiy of tim man !,
Talk II The Gllarlsn In What III II l..aof
Germany, mud thr watellnr, Lioi.nl would
llsu lAsatnn him into tlls. IlIA hpusr WA
all 'los1s. seeIt ms.reli broke Oh. inio
Miltllra.
FEARFUL hynHe tn whit awful plnce
~ stay A. III Nv tile clock breakfast
w liz elpck dinner lay the ciosk. Tino
divided baiwaen locking 1,il for p,ll,ctu.
~ hsivant~. n',,t diminishing ,lnlninrl,tal
uii.a WHAT II sipnaimAn OIL I..unnl
Wo.Ilsr 1--we mH.lr, " il ptaiman HIT
M y private gentleman ho WAN bore,
IDid 4 III yaii what relation l.nnrl sands
war u NJ. Mt likely. | hasn hrrn
lalf .ma.ld.ned TOO often. trying 10 trace
the s.akiucnm sands genealogical tree.
~ H. ~ much danger II attempting II
again.
IL, ID nhnn the Hoylla III pnnctual,.
~. yen irll Into the Chnryldis III
pedigree, yoi .safeHt fne might pity
,ull.
II W. hal nui been M poor IN dob.
we wonld have noon cut Mr.. Sands hui
lie VIVA rich and old, WI poor nnd Young.
~ W. thought n wisa " keep In with
n,,r dear relation. especially ~ III
ilid only nephew, aud lle abroad some.
where.
WhAl hnd lApperel W. could moi
rsri H,inh~, lint Tor slne reason nlr laAt
letter remained unanswered for monthn.
and M dared not write ont II turi,
WHEN A telegram came, Ankiuu no 10
meet the old imam III brighton ll.n slsy
after mat, VI hlf.tmsi u precisely. d,
u tuna bniae =.
lint yum mr. IN 4 hurry, 1 nac," axid
The oil hypocrlt', holding mo N tightly
IN ever.
VIVA ~venonr, but dared do nothing
Int Fe.niust etNa4.ff Y
said.
Hut llo VIVA not NO truthful N some
mn aTs. a friend 81 IMino would hAye
dnscril.ul him ~ M "ablu. bodied liar"
but hp " fond u odd expressions.
"snMn III ihe Telegram drop from hcr
hands. ~ nlIn sAid -
80 Nhnl can II M alMlt9 n
nne MIN not deaf then.
= lila will. my h.wr, l clluckied The
~ailts T. make lia will In umr favor. and
would like my alvics. In hA& qnnrreie.l
with ivory other relation, except thu
Wandering jew VI y nephew aud in, on,
tho ArnFa oltller VI pinut,Mlity or IMsl.
iHroc.
kilNs, sail my wife, ~ Will newer
10 ~ ~ In Nurh b0uln ~ those uf yoirs.
N would hr mndntt. III 10 on s,ich ~
rrrAnd down N hcs,is, with one Hlockinn
mixed u thu too, aud M Mnautlay II
would bo timply Ridiculous
- Will mot dntMii yOm while III.
scribe tho drunken nIi0smAhtr That
agreed when he got sUbHr allDugh 10
understand that ] wished ~ be Gus
toMrr-~to tend ma = pair NJ bools
worthy III tliu occasion,
- They NliAll 81 u tin right aorl. liz
declared. over mil uvar sgaln. Ui the
right art, NJ II, they should bu III INV
hons. pillictiHlly.
Now, II liz Ind be.n lnnn III l.ls
word, might havr b4en enabled 10 IN.
dnro tin wnrsl puMrtnal to-day lint la
waa mt. Tho train wnlild leave N ]. tb.
Twelve. came, hut no hoots half.paAl.
yet Atilt they ralnc mt. II wuuld TAXI 4
quarter NJ M hour ~ n,aeh thu station
and ~ rail- - Hnnan twenty times that
day. II once
~ wouldn't have missed ilal train
for the wurll.'
~ 1,oot. ~ no boot~. IN 70, aAld /
n last III TIM tiain rtDpA long enough
III ieWea, ! Will buy i pair there II
NINA living III nHHilngs. II mol, It'll
Lionel about Tim shoemaker AiHApInint
my nnr. II Will IN linz for HIM, and
Put him In Roni humof % begin With.
Another minute lshould have started
With ny I'D hosts polished like glass;
but ] WAS stopped by III. arrival III
dirty child With the nav pair.
- put ono " IN twtnkling--lt lifted