davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-08
aeusfs telegr. pfpel@sn.
GngianD.

2onbon,7 7. Mar5. gto1 ben lssI-
.een MbTidten miro 8insloip am 81. D.
'Nt. auf Dem 9ampfer g2iberla" nab
Bottom abfabren.
9onbpn,7 7. Mdr5. SIN unterbanle
,purbe seltern abeno Die WeriplQisuns
fir ben antaui Der Sue5'&anal= Iatbeis
lie sur orittsn 2elun9 beoroert.
Die @%esieruns uuroe BON Srn- Slab
itone, iowie pon 8rn. Gone bonn frdbee
rem aabinst ipescn Der publifation Der
'gripat : Gorre5ponuen5 5tuii6en 5rn.
0aniel 2anse uno Carl @ranplue, Dem
,bamalisen Mirilter fir auspartise ans
seIssenbeiten, i1arf ansesriher. Sie
8rieIe waren oifenbar unter patriotiMen
Ginbriiden selArieben uno batten bic
plobli6e @%ntloIluns bes 5rn. Saniel
2anse aug ieiner SteGuns als Der Ste
pfalentant Der cnslil9en Sntsrsllen I'M
9irettorium Ser &ana1s Gompasnie sur
Jolse. Serr @loOtone ertldrte, aaB
Die &esierune ibren ginhub aufbicten
mubte, UNI Die @ieoerciniebuns oes Srn.
2anse in ieiu anlt su erSielen.
0ie 9oluns Der espptil@en Sinans=
frase crbielt seitcrn Nbeno einen erhebli-
den Stob. Die neuli4en llnterbano
lunsen in Cairo fibrten elm Mrranse=
ment berbei, nod ,peldem cine nationals
espptil6e Banf erri6tet tperoen lonte.
@nslanb, Srantrei6 unb Stalien lolten
i'm 9irettorium our9 lie eincn COMMIT
lar pertretea weroen. gn9lano's SDgern
in Der Sa9e CAB 5u elmer APPROXIMATIONS
@prreipunoens MnlaB. @eltern Mbsno
fraste Sr. Cartwright imllntsybm,le an,
mos Die G%esieruns III Der Mnselesenbeil
.Su tbun beabidtise. Sisraeli erwioerte
.hab Gnslano beg &beoiues grlu6en, eis
men GommiIdr gu ernennen, ausgel9la-
gen babe neil cine iolde g%rnennun9 70
,eri6einen wiirbe, als Db Sanbelsbesie=
bunsen Swii3en Der britiI4eu &esieruns
nno Der n~atlonaIen espptiIben Sant be
%itdnhen. Wenn nur Die Graennuns ei=
nes Gummiidrs Yebufs gollett;on bon
&epeniien Mno 8erlpenbuns berlslben
fir bic GinlDluns Der S1ulo naGse=
iu1t wdre, 10 ipiiroe Dem @riuden piel=
lei@t itattssseben iein.
2onbon, 7. Mara. 9as vG0in-
burg @ourant" BON seternMiprsen last,
baB albert @rant, Der betanate Sinan=
eicr, beabiidtist, mad Waibinston Su
rellen nno psri0nli6 Dor Dem eonsreiRo-
nelen llnterbauie bes Muswdrti9en fol.
9enoes 3eusnib abSule9en: Grlisns,
SaB er niemals 5u 9pOns seiast babe,
oas CT (garOn @rant) Dem Senator
Stspart 1000 @tticn sesebsn babe, I'm
Elm Director in Der emma : Wsine" au
lueroen nnb babel bebilfid gu lein, boB
General SGend's Same bssbalb ouf Der
Site Der 9irettoren erideine. SIZE ent-
seu9eiebten @usiascn ieien sdusli6
fall9. 3weitens, ba6 CT ielblt nicmals
2pons seleben, nod iemals in ieinem9e>
ben nit ibm osrfebrt babe. Srittens,
bab er niemals wel9e @ftien Dem @ena=
Tor Stetpart ssseben babe, oamit bieier
ODER Gen. S1end 9ireftor in Der .gm-
ma. urine" perbe.
, 1876-03-08
Die Tnhkmr


It %beIttsmt. has sansr ttsesrise Setlu:ru9rew rus
tuitoben. Die fur wtrb burd bus ioscnaunt.
Sobbao nno burb @%tnne9men non SptSutoer
ttlptrtt &c sOb6dSer 3eisen on, no bic Sronfbeit
tbren Sts bot, pie ticf ie lie9t, unit sa eIei9er
Sstt scisen lie Ote eeoenstrcit' bes T1enidsn an.
8ouienoe Sino in ben iesten snei Sabren In Der
s~aoezNnltolt, "a Stantou Ctr Nfm gort. gebetIt
,puroen. unter ben tSseeittcu beiinben i5 oiele
@erSte ,nS Tpotbcfrr 0te 2obbdber unteri6eiecn
ftb pon dnocren Wdot. N oaburd, bnb lie btreft auf
bic Granfbeit ei%nnirtcn, II D ben tranfen Stoif ents
.ernel', tn ipele)er 6orni ct an3 gum Sori9eiu
tomas S.e lsnS Elm 8erbrennan9Ss oSer ausi3eis
eun9ssGroccB Der SrantbeitSitofie. sSeber Rrorfe
'utro bel Der @nIpenpung o!tfer Sur S~o,uiusen isin
eiQener Mrat. Menn Seneuo burd bttle 8Gber ae.
betlt TIT, 10 ut e. rptrtlt9 uIo rabifal aebeilt, mabs
tenb na5 Der btsberi9en 9eilmetboSe bic mittel
sepo9nli9 9eahrlt3er limb ais bic srarfbeiticlbi,
mp N9 offers e aanS,s Seer fe.uuoa:rr Frants
leiten etufeut.
Dbstei4 be sopodoer aue srautbeit,n. iumrtid
nno duBerltd, ~fnrircn, 10 iino bod bic S8irfnnsen
bet Tol9enoen &ronebettsn, beIonbers !pcrn ie 5ia
nod in aeuteIn3 5 itanbe bejinben, aons oubercrScnts
lid: Wieber, felbit &erpens nnb &ppbusicber,
s @s5se' S 81 laa snS gsSssmia, nit 5Ns SaS SiFe
bsienbsrs tei lunaen eeutcn II, I'M erften @tobtun,.
seip5bntt3 Ie'tt turirt. @o0sriadt abem.
inatismms pereeg oft iep;. idntl.. asbcilt,
tNpbilitiSNc Srantbstten in ieeem tsraSe. sci
GAt'"ou Hranfbeiten, Sraitoiuttaoen, 0cs
fd,iu rfr gernpbeIn &C; 1T bic ~g9irfuna eire
pl1slide II. te bare. geur Gin Bob TIT biErei6eue,
I'M Seoen ooH ~ gS'r'rn9 sI uoer5eu9en. Wt0'
Smcfcrruhr (eim. s.eSt nnbeiIbSfs sranf5citl
iu' ben 9ebsi,i Ser |, sterer &rantbeit 9ebet %
TroSeut beS Adf 'ritoHes nit ieoem Sooe Sur9 ben
URN ab.
Gte Bar nro Wiuusbmes Sulpcr ,ocrbcn mad
icbem YloS TN 2anSe pcE Ger Irets eca
8aoes9uluers tit 81. Der bes @tnuebme : Buffers
81. @an Iaiie I'D cine 8roidlre lber bic aosfus
b spsIii@sr ebsr heutider Gpra6e l4iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
~ Stonton Ctr. (Dox 1921
Rem YntL
, 1876-03-08

5ieiss oslieiSf: y, ,parat as Der Mousj.l ca
&aeeitdnikten Are (TAa. " t%itrirt, ii elm oIeH
hienes aitblinl 6attranfe ber Qs;;pcbner fe6 @ebiu
ecs pot 4'er:, WteIifo un6 NirliIem Solihrnid,
no Gle Hhanie rdd)t unb osoeiht. Tie bertiaen
aetjs rto@aeneirsn oaHclbe beitdnbis ols elm
istimu(aat tm0 Siuretit in alien Srants
ftiten, ipel&,e ioIte Ypittct trbeiifsr. Elmer btr
fi0entbiiiilcr Seritibe,, ir0breno elmer s~1unoreie
furdt DteStp un0 california Dor einiytn Sobren
frhielt DON rinein fpanifhtn 4later trtsr Gem Gle.
Isl Der Htrt6arissenhsit eas Srieinal=Rsw m Der
bu5ereinno. tie @ioertNimtr eeIelbtn cNcriren
tS Den, aa9t:neinen Q,ubliturR in Der Spifmne, Sat
kin antrtmnter aBsrtb an eer Si(. bts firtn
Oceans, Sirt Gsbraltd an Der atIantiNftn SGfs
s%elt:iaert sNree, "a fe ~iiterWuat fro, bos Siets
Scilmittr. ais Gin M1chItbatcr rtr MieniNbeit CHI.
iritt $&ne unfetlbaren &iaeuidaften srlpeiitn
ab a,.,.a ,Erauel, Golt, frpniib.r Gheumatismds,
sntipis'ne st3aNeriudt, ~Slamkut. Solid, Ohiruts
Ecnen Dc, @lafe, Der siiersn unb uriuore Srsa
ee9en Tpspeplia uno olaemsiue Sdnra1e un0 4
eolen, rrb Die eebsnsfrafte iA Ginfen p~eariiIeR,
If Isin gebrai6 un0 Srfote belslben mab-"sa
nirotulrs uno umiitertrrFen.
Tie @eritaner baltsn es fir Elm c5ietutss ,pr.
tiff S'ilmirtel BON G oirbutie.
8ebraud,s sSlr~ptiuns.
- eR Sturetie sinen eblSftI pea In emil
SSeinoioe cca a,herrp0Ner Sreimal res Saas, pct
Aer MiablRit. ais Gin @timulant ron sinsig
katbtn ms III eincm oonWnS Geinolait "91 NIT s.a
pcni0 1ralcr 70 Oft ais ncthis.-
e~ra@inire Cen cieasi auf Dem Gtcpten foroF5t
;b ums ~iiberltues Sid, aaas naielbe YOrDsr nN&
pehrcdMn.
apat }'rsis miro rem Or, Sistntsimern fit bh
screen = .atd,sn uno silsn bslabit. gsaa p:sSIbsy
aridsebea4t psrpta.
, 1876-03-08

5n oieier Gompasnie iinO uiele ser be.
tannteiten b%ieiisen Geutideu perli4crt
Serob 6. Gotuarbs, @enera!sg sent.
lin Serraanr Supple, peuti&sr Isfnt.
, 1876-03-08

DIR. 6. IS. 9oote, 100 9erinston aue.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, Seem Oorf, als lnab.
bdn9i9er arst, bebattelt o1e arten Gbron.
ti6er fbetten, mo cmpfdn9t
8rieie aus alcn Gbeileu Der cipiliiirten
Welt.
Durd bic ori9inere @ciie iii Der aus.
ibun9 ieincr mebi;tri ii DE Yraris
bebanbclt or 5ablreide Yatieutcu i'll europa,
Wef,Subien, Canada uub in iebcm
Staate Der Sereinigtcn Gtaaten.
grienide Goninltatiuueu nnentecllid.
Meber Mineralien nod id)dolibe gaanaeu
gebrat6t. Seinabe 10000 Yatienten ipurs
ben III ben lettcn 20 Sa5ren bebanoelt.
Sober 8aG luirb e%iu5eln forsfaltig resifirirt,
oh briefli6 ODER periOulid, Oh BON benz Doctor
ielbff ODER ieinen SiilfSdr3ter. 2ettere finS
aae tpiiienidaftlid s%cbitbete Mebi3iuer,
AGe Tattenfen, tperdje entferat wo6mem,
erbaltcn cine ausfibrli6c Sraeclife franco
per Bof pber inn Sauis Sir ponitdnoises
iphcn1atiiAes Gintraseu in ben 9ifern,
perbinocrt 6cbler ODER Srrtbi1ner. Die
8ldler merpeu nut bon ben angeifeGten
IerSteu ge6ifnet.
8esen Sra9elifte ober anbersueitise Gon-
IuItatioren a~brelilre man iuie folst:
DIR. Il. B.. FOOTE,
cQor roo O.,. m..p
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, 1876-03-08

Tieie @essul9aft BAT rar5Ip ibr neu,e,
sleg ntes beaufmrs @ebaure, 9de Der Nial,
anp Ste Str., bs3osen.
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SHORT SENTENCES. Es.-Short phrases
have ever been most powerful and beau
tiful mediums of conveying thought.
They are simplicity, and simplicity is
beauty. Easily understood, no study is
required to grasp the meaning. A pro-
phetic politician makes a.declaration re-
specting government, and the people soon
catch the spirit and confirm the declara-
ton. Results from such phrases may
not be immediate-but the words 60
sounding on until their work is accom-,
-plished. Short phrases. are comprehen-
siYe, and sometimes contain whole vol
umes. TCasaTs "Veni, vidi, vic" gave
the history Of q whole campaign. And
the last words of the dying Tom Paine
'I take leap in the dark pa confess
sion of Judgment stronger than the inf
deity Of a lifetime. When the remains
of Napoleon Bonaparte were brought to
Paris by Prince de Joinville, the entire
speech-making was this: "Sir, present
to you the ashes of Napoleon" And
Louis Philippe answered, "I' receive
them in the name of France" Such was
the brief response of people to the
presence of the dead emperor. Some
times : in single sentence the life and
character of some great man stands out
strangely revealed and individualized.
No biographer could depict the character
of Enoch more clearly than the simple
wordsa 'Enochs walked with God, and
wai not-for God took hin" .",-: The first
chapter of Genesis is symbol of the
power which few words can embody.
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.PAMETT0 COTTON GIN.

THE PALMETTO is but another name
Il for the Griswold Gin, with all the. Ia
test improvements, and for style, workman
ship, beauty of finish, &C., will compare
with the best Gins. made, and -ir perform
ance is surpassed by none. To be convinced
of this, it is only necessary to give them q
trial. Satisfaction always guaranteed, and
references given when desired. i
to order Betting and Gin Material kept on
hand. Address the manufacturer,
|. J. NJ. MATTHEWS,
..,i :. Ninety Six, s. G. I
AgentIfor the Sweep Stakes Thrcsher and
Champion Reaper
: July 81, 1876 3m
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aI5aa !

h. SCARLET Fewer. isasunneeessary
for achild tossiie with tfesseaflet fever
|iassi tits that itsshould be blinds 1ithcata.
ract. Undiess stlhe child dssand bring it
TO- bed at the verJf first tsssigns sthe sick
ness. Give It, IL. it has already fever,
nothing 4 but warm, sourish lemonade,
with some gum arabic:in it. Then cover
its abdomen with some dry flannel
Take well-folded ,bed.sheet and put. it
in boiling water, wringsit out dry BY
rneanssof dry towels, andsput this-over
the flannel on the abdomen. Then cover
the ;,whole,.. and, wait. The. hot cloths
will, perhaps, require repeated heat
According to!the Severity of the case and
its stsgesof progress, perspiration will
commence in the child from ten to two
hours. The child is then saved; it soon
falls asleep. Soon after the child awakes,
it shows slight symptoms of returning
inclination for food help its bowels, if
necessary, with injections of oil, soap and
water, and its recovery will be as steady
as the growth Of a greenhouse plant, if
well Ilstreated 6f course,t it the chiidsSwas
already dying nothing could AaYsits or
S, ,it has fiasionssiu theslfni6g sossfhe
heart ors sbrain ilttsiis his, maeh sbek ekerSthat it
'shouiG dieY Bat if4bs:a BoYeSis applied
il dh6 TIME, dllkr5t aud sdirec-
Zion of competeRf apsfhysician; Il will
sgsias1nts than not zone fn5a Hundred
children will ever die with scarlet fever.
Iknow this will liystaftle some of my read
ers, especially those who have lost chill.
;dren already; but, / shall go still further.
I maintain that child will neyerfget
scarlet fever ifyproperly. treated. Ifa
child has correctly mixed blood, twill
not catch the disorder if put in bed with
q sick, child This is still more startling,
but nothing sfeasief Of proof: - II 8
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: Gall is vanity" remarked a tinwar

l-AS =. - - - -
CALI is vanity" remarked a tinware
peddler, the other day. whats life to
me but holler and tin sell ?"
"Why, Ichabod, thought you
got married morn year ago." "Well,
Aunt Jerush, it was talked Of, but 1
found out that the girl and all her folks
were. opposed to it., and so l just gave
'em all the mitten and let the thing drop.
"A quaint writer says: 81 have seen
women so delicate that they were afraid
to ride for fear of the horses running
away afraid to sail, for fear. of the boat
being upset; afraid to run, for fear they
might fall but!Eneyer saw one afraid
to be married, which is far more riskful
than all the others put togetherP -rgTT
Asgentleman caught ainegro scarry-
ing off some of his fancy poultry the
other night. "What are you doing with
my chickens?" he yelled. 1T wuz gwine
for ter fetch 'em back, boss. 'Dere's a
niger 'roun' here what's bin 'sputin'
longer me bout dem chick'ns. sed dey
wuz Coachin' Chyniz an he sed dey wuI
Alabamar pullets, an I wuz jes taken
em' roun' fer ter 'stablish my nolledge.
Dey don't lay no aigs, does dey, boss ?
Ef dey does, Pm mighty 'shamed er
hustlin' Nv 'em roun'. Aigs is scase."'
: A long, lean, lantern:jawed, lop-
cared chap, with slouch hat and q
squeaking voice, entered a saloon, and
said Gentlemen, how many of you will
drink at my expense?" ~ will !" was
repeated by the crowd in chorus. "This
proves to you, gentlemen" continued he,
putting down nickle for his own beer,
"how little can be depended on first i'm
pressions. You love me now, filed with
the anticipation of good square drink;
Your ianticipations will be blasted, and
then you will hate me. Let this be a
great moral lesson to you" They gave
him the grand bounce in a hurry, but the
moral lesson was there all the same.
The Southern Presbyterian Church
steadily RECEIVERS from the prostration
which followed the civil war, and in
its recent statistics gives evidence 'oi
healthy growth. During the year ending
April 1, 1876, there was an increase OF
1852 members. The number of minis!
tiers, however, is not increasing, 1,Ns
being reported in 1876, against 1854 in
1875. There are 1881 churches, against
1,797 in 1875. The total number Of com
municants is 110,1S3.. The money con
tributed for all purposes in 1875, inclu-
ding ministerial support, was 81, ,l3S,
681. :
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Lager beer will not intoxicate if left
in the barrel. 1t is only men who at
tempt to take the place Of barrel who get
into trouble.
"A little girl asked a minister; "Do
YOU think my father will 60 to heaven 2"
why, yes, my child. Why do you ask? 2"
"Well, because if he don't have his own
way~there, he won't stay long, was
M There are q good many illustrations
now-a-days Of the story about that man
who went through bankruptcy. He had
owned fine horse and buggy, and the
team disappeared for time, but BY and
By it was doing service for the same man
again. On being asked what this meant,
the mans reply was: II went through
bankruptcy, but the team went round." I"
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'LongForage.

80 II is d notorious fact that not more
than one farmer in every ten, lays up a
sufficient amount of long forage to supply
his stock during the winter aud spring
months. 1t is just as notorious a fact
that the fault is wholly in the farmers
themselves, and notiiH the soil or climate
of the country. 1t is use)es tt, state that
tnoneof the domestic janihais can. .sibsise
in healthy condition without an abun.
dance of roughness, as hay, fodder and
1cornashucks, areaconHnonlysalled. Hay
lis shipped every season t6sonthern mar
kets from Northern States; and sold at
fabulous prices. A few years since hay
was shipped from Kentucky to York
vile, and sold 3leaailyfat4 4W6i dollars per
hundred pounds. It was good hay, but
10 man; can afford to feed stock ssbhn-i
dainty on hay that costs two dollars per
hundred pounds.
Every farmer shodld begin in time to
prepare fer winter. .Thebest farmers in
our country prepare their lands and
plant their crops as if making prepare.
tionefor dryyearn They plow deepiand
give the crops plenty of room. These
farmers generally J succeed in making
good crops. On the same principle, it
would be. we'll, for every, farmer in, our
country to lay up all kinds of pfovehder>
for his stock, as if he were certain; the
winter would be hard one. There is
scarcely any danger of the country be-
coming overstocked with long forage
On the, contrary, the, danger is that the
barns viii be empty before the March
winds have ceased to blow. If all the
grass that every farmer has on his place
was carefully cut and cured, and then
slowed away in houses, there would be
an abundance of pro4ender to Keep all
the, stock Of, the, country in fine condition,
until the ,grassin the pastures would bel
gin to grow next spring. little exs
pense; now will avoid a heavy outlay next
spring. The banks Of every branch in
ouEconntry;are covered with fine grass,
which win, il ff|cut and .cured before it be-
comes old and Shard. make fine hay.
TEsfe is, swe admit some expense, and
berhaps more: difficulty -thanfexpense, in
estsinas seihis grass; haTsesteds; but there
is' "a hssofe1F Fehse and trouble in
sssifi{f enuw = than there will be in
1tl.ying , aekt Spring. !: TEYrkuile En-
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Van Wrinkles Improved. Pat
as.ent Cotton Cleaner and -
i,iiGin. Feeder Combined.

THIS Machine has received the highest
premiums wherever exhibited, ,rand consid-
ed by all as indispensable to; anyone, gin
ming cotton. It saves q hand, (the feedcr,l
which will pay its cost the first season: 1t
takes out all rocks, nails and any hard sub
stance, thereby saving the gin, and Protec;
ton against fire. It cleans the cotton,
whichmakes better sample. and it keeps
a perfect roll; and the gin can clean the seed
closer. It suits, any make Of gins, and can
be attached In ten minutes a. .pully is sent
to attach on the gin for the driver. This
attachment will more than twice save its
price in one season. Price, S1.25 per saw,
according to size of.gin...---.-.
J. E.; PEOPLES, Agent.
Of the firm of Gilrcath & Peoples, >
Anderson, S. G..
Aug 10, 1876 7..e - =, :,
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y. .,,ss ATTENTION jsdI "a "a
COTTON PLANTERS

III Desire to- call. Your. attention. to the
/ u" new and wonderful ippfoye yement in
IGStbon Gins, Which consists in Revolving
Heads in the'ends Of the hotton-box, whefe-
by the friction of the cotton running
against the ENDS Of the eotton-box Ris. de-
sSroyed:. This Improvement prevents the
choking of the Gin or breaking the roll, and
any common plantation hand gan feed it.;
It does not in5ure, the staple, and gins the
seed much cleaner than the ordinary gins,
thereby saving the planter all of his clint
cottoni For speed in.ginning. l. do not be-
lieve it, can: be- excelled. AS to sampler iii
will compare. .fayorably with any other! This
is the 46th year of the Daniel Pratt Gin ;Bns-
iness, and during that time have made over
10000 gins. In Alabama, Mississippi, AR
kansas Louisiana and Texas they are al
most universally used by the planters; to
their entire satisfactionG and the same.tri-
umph is predicted for this State. Call on,
me and see this Gin before buying elsewhere,
and I am satisfied that when you seeit you
will be. convinced that the Pratt-Gin will do
you good. - 80 ~
| -..,,,. f.: ~. Agent for Anderson Countyi,f.i
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That night Ida retired s zsepsldg y hsF

IhaG nlRnG 1Qa retlreU-ASepnHB " nYi
room in the attic. sss--,s- ~ NJ.
'That 'ere counterpin, darter," said
1.-THE old woman, ~ worked with these
There old hands; amt it putty7 ! hepe
flyou'll sleep we'll here. There's broken
pane of glass, but pve put one of Frank's
lIolh hab In It. and. /, don't think you'll
Ilfeel the draugbt. There used to be q
|, good many rats here hut I don't tblpFHs q
they'll trouble you now, for Franks been
pizinin' of 'em."
L Left alone, Ida, threw. herself into g
chair, and4burdt into q foodeof tears
Even Belmont had Xeassedte; be- attractive
lin her eyes-the stern privations that
surrounded her banished all thoughts OF
love. The reslties aS lifs had cured hel e
in one day Of her Qiiixotic notions.
"Well, Ida, how do you like poverty
and love- In a cottage? asked Belmont,
entering in his bridal dress. =,
"Not so well, sir. as you seem to Like
that borrowed suit ansFered the bride,
reddening with ve1ati6n. =
every we'll; you shall suffer it no
at tae 0OOE - =
'Your carriage. indeed p
sGYa, dearest 50 dtwaitsi6nt for you, to
bear us to Belmont Hall, my lovely villa
or ths HudsopJ 5gg tsG .1{G
"And your motherY" :,
ri have no mother, alas The old
woman down stairs is an old servant OF
the family"
Frank-how wiokedPs
eft was ali done with q good motive:
You were not. born, 70 endure life Of y
priratien,' but: to shine the ornament Of
an elegant and refined circle. 1 hope
you-Mil love me- the. .-less. when you
learn that am worth half million
thafssthe melancholy tfact and; 'IIranit
help If. . ~.
20 Frankw cried the beautiful girl; :.
and hid her face in is.hoson1. .s4s
She presided wit|Egtace at the elegant
festivities of Belmont Hal, and seemed
to support her husbands wealth sand
luxurious style ofliYing with the great
est fortitude and lesignatio never CONF:
planning of her conf nor mnfmuring
to wish for living dasa tag Ess.sssss;s
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