The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21

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week for Europe, and on his return
had first learned of Maurice Ever
fields death, also OF his daughters do
scrtion by her heartless lover.
All of Ernest Rathmore's formo,
love for Blanche Everfeld returned
when he gazcd upon her lovely but
sad, pale face,
Blanche" he SAID, as they were
discussing the very singular state
in which her father had lett his
property, "Blanche, | love you
better now than ever, and | know
that you arc pennilcss. You need
protection-you need love. | am
wealthy, us you know. Don't you
think now that you could love me ?"
be asked, stealing his arm around
her.
Blanche Ind her face in her hands
and burst into tears.
ooh, Ernest, can you--do you re-
ally love me so much ?-and can you
forgive me for the past? ! do really
love you | have known it since
that day-sin2o the day that | found
Colonel Leichester proved false"
81 do love you darling, JUS SO much,
and can forgive you ALP
just one month later, and Blanche
Evertield was at last Il happy bride.
Mrs. Maurice tlvcrfod lvod but a
few months after Blanche's marriage,
and on her death bed she explained
to her step. daughter how her father
had come to leave his pecuniary af-
fairs in such Il state. She also ac-
knowledged her part IN The little d.
plomatlc scheme of substituting let
ter of her own writing for ono
Blanche had written to Colonel Lei
She had also sent for her
attorney, and made her will IN favor
of her step-daughter.
Surely retrbution had como quick
~ upon the wicked schemer. Her
plans had worked we'll for time, and
then the tide had changed. But she
had died repentant, and we hope, for
given.
4 laughable incident took place att
the campmceting grounds near Co
ter hdtfcddf Y9 at iTefkoN HBRe pNJjaang
man standing near tree, who locke d
as though he needed consolng, So,
stepping up to him, he asked CARE
you a Christian ?" "No, sir" said he'll
~ am local editor of Republican,
paper" "Then, in the name of God i
let us pray" replied the devout min
Ister, with clasped hands.
"Extravagance is the cause of hard
times, " said Nevada capitalist. "We|
must be more economical. Ten years
ago | began working in mill I'M
Gold Hill at a small salary, and in less
than year ! owned the mill and had
some morey in the bank" "You arc
right" returned listener with great
earnostness. alt is possible for a man
to lay up $4,000 or $4,000 a month on
a salary OF S. a day, but he must be
very economical and have the hand
ling of the amalgam."
Mother wants you to let her takd
your polonaiso pattern, and be so kind
as to fill this cup with yeast, and i
your clock right, and what time is it
and a little meal in this pan, and won
you write down your receipt for ryd1
mullins, and please not let your tur
keys roost on our fence any moro
cause dad says he'll shoot EN-
New Haven Register.
A girl in Kentucky struck her Gro
quot partner on the head with q nal
let brain fever set in and the youn
man nearly died. The glrl was KEEP
under arrest until his recovery, ant
when he got we'll she married HIM /
And he's sorry he didn't die.
The litdo daughter Of a leadin
physician in certain country tow
presented the following as her frs
school essay "Thorc was litu
girl, and she was very sick they sen
for my papa, and she died yer
qmck."-[Boston Advertiser.
Fortune is ever seen accompanying
industry, and is as often trundling
wheolbarrow as lolling in a coach an
six.