The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-10
MRS. HEATH.
asLcad us mot into Temptation, but ID
liver Ills from Evil"

liver Us from Evil"
1 con say ! was gao Wheh the Heaths
rented ths ieit hand 'front.' JUST lnree Gays al.
Ter the inilammatory rheumatism carried on
poor MISS Johhson. she ana mao neigh
borhed together thronEn tlck ana INN lot
Two mortal years, ana IL looked OUT OF pace
for me to see the new LOGGER IN the ola chintz
rocker with the pun tldy. hrs. Heatn was a
delicate, pretty woman, with russet-brOwn
hair and wonderful dark eyes, with lar more
soul III them than the nItle woman possessed
suppose she mao seen netter Gays, OF Gays
with more money N them-God knows they
are some.lmes tne W9rs1 we see-1or she wore i
iiner ciothcs IMAM yacK Heath coula ouy WIN
all MS patent 1ooleries. NOW mlna, ! don I
wonder why she married him; there are
always plenty OIL people 70 WONDER When
thlngs turn out pad. II JACK Heath had been
Just exaGtly the man ne was ana some other
1901 mad happened GO pay MN llity thousand
dollars Tor one or MS puzz saws nobody would
Marrying is great mystery, ana Tor that
matter, not marrying is a great mystery too
aild the less one pretenus TO Know apsut the
reasons I9f either inc lew, awet IN. mistakes sa, ne
makes VI course, 40 eit thn, tnat gris ate
monstrous slow TO learn that patent rights
men are poor illyestmeht. me old proverp
seems TO be turned around some way Tor I'm
sure INVENTION Is tne Mother o. Necessity
But then. thank heaven there Is sweet
good woman somewhere 10 love the poorest
man on earth, u ne is only iovaole ana no
doubt Mrs. Heath loved her husband In her
frivolous way, poor soul. one couidh help
there not heing more OF her.
Kept clear OIL them Tor nearly two weeks.
Naturally, one doesn't feel drawn toward a
woman VINO wears lohg earrings ana washes
9lsnes WIN rag on the ehu Oh a stlot Tor
lear OF soilltig ner hahas; very so,t, dainty
nanus lhey We're no, ana sne hau way o.
ail,reylitig Ine1l as sl,e went tnfo9gh the nan
rs II tnsp were something , she ,hao along with
her' WnaI win inc slttlng, up nights, ana
the not lanhels ana the RUBBING. poor Miss
Jonnso9 had neeii E3ou aeal OF trouble TO
peafiduen neighoors sun me best. They're
nov Always OUT ana 10, ana one nont
nave 70 see tncn unless she likes.
!, never snail forget now near NO,
III IL s sc h9o, came 10 spoliing ne
her long story about the man across the alley
whipping ms vile. Inc 6rutel Such things
may be an very well Tor plain sowing
woman, but an established dressmaker with
particular Jobs cant have her tatch-string
always out So as said, Kept clear OF the
Heaths till one day the poor thing got down
WIN the neuralgia ana tfetted ike baby
ana Just dropped in With hot poultice and
blt OF ounce Jelly She sat up In bed, her
tiossy hair all tumbled, and talked fast and
hard, Tor al the world like bottle of ginger
pop Just uneorked. lnever could tell all she
o. nd about parties and balls, and operas, and
What she wore ana VINO danced with her.
aiant look IKE faded rag then, did !
jack snow MISS Penoyer my picture when
we we're g, married, dear
AND Heath brought the miniature with his |
own beside II, launty enough youngish man,
ana MIS-. Heath IKE ripe strawberry. And |
then she mace MN ietch spoon and feed the |
dmin9e leliy TO hsf BITE ut time, laughing |
~ ", Ihe WINE ana pattlng his face with her |
M uIIt hanus l couldn help wondering what
y i"a,s; 1Gtsn was 'hinkng Oh. with ms eyes
H.h" ~ lie nack illIo ms mead SO steadily, and
trea, I,,lh br paoieF' Almost Inc humble way Of