The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

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has gone 10 ,be station 70 n,aat NJ Man.
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The e,ntain almost snr,oo 10 b;s Cse,
UIt cannot hs - J. ha m',.,asaJ ,ns haIc aIana
aEbS W., - Ia - as'.;.s | iIaI';' -
kcenIy At him
aS;r ;; Ia p.a. a.n. n.;.4aa.,
iug.room
aNonsense l' er;sd .,a sou;ro az tan
YOU she has gone 10 meet Msntyls -
nBy Heaven TN nyove Nat Instantly ~
exclaimed the cantair IN an agonv ~ isr.
ror al tho verv rrosnect 81 sncb an asser.
ton being true and iumpino m, ho rushed
from the room
Mr.. Riyerton seemed petrified with as-
tonishment lie stood gazing with omen
mouth at Charley Clifton, who STRUGGLED
against his merriment for a moment, then
flung himsolf at full leno,b unon tbe az,
and laughed long and loudly.
"What the deuce does all this mean p
cried the distracted squire. But Charley
lay speechless and shaking.
81 tell you what commenced Mr..
Riyerton.
There was the sound Of a hurried foot
s1ep outside! Chiffon checked his mirth,
anu sna.en,ng up .he paper, buried ms
m neaa oen,nu ~ Inc squire paused as
'ia,y eI.efeu tue room
hr' hiVerton' she Is 10 tho drawing
room.
:, ~ = nc II cannot Dc exclaimed
'ne squire, now thoroughly reused.
nraaiy turueu WIN anger
= teh you, SIT, l nave peen up stairs
auu seen, que e ,n tue 1ra"inS'rooin, ana
uans,ng WIN Meisalne'
NY Duy ma,o .'I uaSS'ns 9S "i'h young Mei-
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| awe annsor 10 hovs m;.,.ton ooo,
other . said Tho cantain '"'D
ave have air. nerbans Won will ex
nl,in y renlied M R;vsr,on nol;,olr
tbongb be hooan 10 srsnoe, ho III ~
a fool Of himself
CI;e,on looLed a. b;s wo,oh. /. mas -,
minutes mast O In FIVE minptes M.ntvI,
would be due. the crisis had arrived
mIwill sir" renlie5 Brody aand briet,v
I love your dauahter and I have reoso,
To think she returns INV afFect;on. 7 couIt
not sneak 10 her upop the subject in n,
drawing. room. 30 | wrote thai mote Inoint
ing 10 the letter which Law upon the table,
asking her TO allow me few words in mi
yate. When | saw nv letter IN Won
hands indeed Miss Riyerton had divine
nv meaning and referred me 10 Won
trust YOU will approve Of"
III have every confidence in my dauph
ter. Cant. Brady: the husband whom a.,
chooses | shall without a moment's besita
ton, accept as nv sou.in.law; but thipl
your letter came direct to me. will All
tho man ami no son;ro ran, ,ha hi,
4 "Never mind that, sir-your seryau
must have mistaken the address; but yo,
will allow it to 20 TO Miss Riverton now
presume"
~ will 20 and deliver It myself, as yo,
seem so anxious, captain"
"a thousand thanks, squire l''-and tn
two left the room together; the captain
bestowing a look. half triumphant hal
suspicious, upon Charley Clifton as h
went out
The latter was well nigh desperate; fol
though he was now slightly overdue, Man
tyle had not arrived. He accompanie,
the captain and Mr.. Riyerton upstairs
the former turned into the ante. room
Charley was half.minded 70 follow an,
fling him out of the window; but Brad