Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-27

the principsl street Of f,iat.n, FIVE
abreast -ifths . kpress;oa can DO used
without indelicacv--with their arms
s,oin,d one asothers waists, was a
touching and bean ifui G, ht.
Sons weeks ,go the a. youag la
!ies Of. Cl:n'on s'r lt,' ,or - "a de
| t.: - ~ "'i"r t. ., ...,r ....l
eas ha'' i ver.
1t was certainly reiA,. 4 !. a b. ro.n.
cidencs that each one should have
been in a condition to maze to .a-
fefsion on the "ame aft"rnoao, Ia, Il
wa, still ,no-e rer. .rkat'a co,,,ci
dence that wher Mis4 Ma 80 mari
ed. with Gtes' asdr.s.s. ID she ip,r-
Z: her Iowa was'a. ., e :IIptis :. an.
Miss SUSIE, NJ ss S. <, Ms Car4.e
AID Miss Katie each ali ssi ,i.et
het indiv.duai love- vaa .,nilarly r.
religious. As las he m eaio. they e,.-
extrem 'ly 900; gas, p I'd ,::y we.
SreatIT eric s,i that irs u.- int -.
separate lovers sic. id. otv ard e',,
b@ Srossly irreligio:s
Miss Name said that .hare r.a.li
be no doubt tho. ST.. Pau, was So
OF ths opinion that Il wea ~ ..ls
- oneGusiiy yos ed u; !; ,r uni.
e., AM she dr. no. see ..ov .n.,.. ,o
ION could b" got owe T,.y tts,
girls unanimously admitted TIA; thsy
had likeN ise studied tie text to vi. j.
NJ .ss Mamie had alluded, aid aat
they had spent slec:;l.es nights in
vainly trying to get around it.
1t being thus agrssd that he unfor-
tunately pis;n language of the Arcs
tls e"ald neither he rgot owe" nor
: OF around, he fvp you s s.:Iie.
'ei! apon thsir f.e re pecti.e ueckn
and wept bitterly.
Wien he French girl fads her
sNlf hopelesely serarated frcm ser
lover ehe .kes !, aaw one, and feels
tAsnk:ui the vol me OF m W is a.wavu
como4pau-a.e With the n..eosil.
CT feminine affection. When the
Italian girl !" in :. like SITUATION shs
goes into convent or she m,.iiies an
eligible old man. The American girl,
ilo"ever, is full of energy en-. ,ssour.
ces ard she has 40 idea Of sjtti:.e
down calmly &. fore he first obstacle
chat crises between herself and her
lover.
The ive young ladies Of Clinton,
.'tes devotinp an internission Of fif-
.:-n minutes to the fefresh lug process
# weeping, re: ulasd business, or ,ath-
er converse ion. aud discussed the
question how t., remove tna barrier
which was placed IN the way Of tl..r
happiness by the irrsligion of the Eve
lov.rs.
After debating the question wheth
or the Methods, miu. s.al s..ould he
asked to call on eaci, oi lie five low
err aud argue tham cut cf their wick.
e1ness. snd decidiag chat this was
irrracticable, 1T was agreed hat a
serie. Of prayer hestings 4h,uid he
held by tho FIVE yourg l.. les. a:.d
that each ehould pray to, ..el .o.er
~ halae, n it.. th. ass ,Lar:s { her
four Conpa Mons.
This VAS truly beautiful -rso;u.
tion, aud the nan who could aren!- Of
it irreverently would be dec,iet,y
worse tran t.,e .ro4st of t4a FIVE W ok
ed lovers.
On tho next afternoon. w'lcn, tc =.
,racise, was tie afternoon OF TIE sot.
Of A'gust last The FIVE ,ouns IA ,,as
o! Clinton INST IL TIE bad.cou of NJ M,ss
Carrie, for the purposs OF holJ,ns
their Erst p:ayer-meeLiE The
egreemeut that ssct one should prey
for bar lover by naae c4,a,i son,e lit
tie de.ay il the torma' opening T.!
meet,n.;. As vt, 10 nc Of t., G;e
nad mentioned he. lovsr'a arr. a.
each was reiuc'ant to be tn. !,' }
break tha. pai tlcular pivee u ..
phorical ice.
1t was at last agreed that the oIde1
of precedence should be settled by
drawing lots, and that thc nane o.
the first lover should he anuo- &c 4
before beginning the religious eAsr-
cises.
Lots were accordingly drawn, ard
it became Miss Car, IS duty to nas.e
hes lover. Accordingly, with aany
bluehss, that e1nel,sat young Isdy
sail:
"Wsll. gir,s, if I must, I MUS.
His name 10 Henry Wilson and. i be
ia irre.igious. know he lYves me
tearlyr
There was an awful pause of sever
al seconds duration, and then Miss
M"mi1 arose, caught up her bonnet,
and rera,klng that "she nave. heard
snch impudence; no, not sincs she
WIS how" eod hat "she wouldn't
have believed for worlds tnat Miss
Carrie could tell such an awful sto-
ry, burst into tesrs.
Ain: + e mnlta-. onsly, Miss Susie,
Miss Katie and NJ ID Sallie saized
their respective bonnets aid re,us.k-
ed iu unison that Mes Carrie was
wicked, dece;Sful girl, and that Mr..
W l.o.l loved each of them onl,. AT
ter ti.is tremendous avoxal, the .'age
that was ct frs corceatratel Oh Miss
Carrie was distr bpted among tie en-
tire Eve. Each ore claimed that Mr..