The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-03

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n.f quite regardless III time IT cost,
asd, liza many rMsps. with All rlernnVs
thai .v'ila leave nothing fnr eva ih.
mtsss tas.sdinns ~ lvsirr. With III
AnAlri,cs generally, snrh ~ heset the
ruassssofs ~ nnl S.sa,iasats ia bonds
ati stocks, The, on those ut'rA~inns In
sinlNai III A lieafss .njosnrntuf y ha,es.r
arf,e,lsolrlvr AVA, carr An enjoyment
very seldom disturbed Nv any Mfnrlr-
.ansern,ns their right 10 ~ much fiin
~ the circumstances permitted.
hui, perhaps. rs a conscientious
rhrnnieler. | should except inc CASE liza.
used sometimes III COME under my 10.
tice. AMI which | conclude "a mention
by Wy of illustrating wha, desire ~
express. This was tile case III Il wealthy
and POLLY friend. who. alheit member
~ the church. could never rri,rcs~ M
OVERLOOKING spirit Of mischief anti fun,
the s.ry opposite ri that ancient anra.
tlrism whiei, IN said ~ have ,listins
guishel thu Fnritans aud bound heads
~ ~ uI,l,n timr, Mated with one
Who, ia all this, was his very opposite.
Alihnngn most estimahln woman. ii
MA The most common thing possible.
when he WAS In the mi,iai of good
story. and Just alont to give hi. guest
the pilil oi II. for her 10 tell him in il
VOICE pitched al IT, very lowest key
M. .linAt. remember that FIR every
lille word you utter, you hay. got
~ r,sn an account III ia. Judgment
Poor Jinks. Will, wink and coniirn'
glance nj me, his listener. AMI ut the
ratna timca tcrewing up ~ his face ni.l
gesture IN II some one l,ad troddrn TN
his worst corn, wonld limp through tho
r.st III tile story, while the visitor him
H.lf might he ut down IL remarkably
apprrriati.e and n,l,lacious III h. either
could or would venture much Of q laugh
after TINT.
Nv friends wife, however. might ~
said ~ have belonged tu n "acri.tis
ridden to the outskirts III the town III
their buggy ~ say good.hy 10 the old
people, her parents, who had been MAX
ing tho daughter and sonin Inv Il
lengthy visit The two carriages
stopped NJ The loot III "A hill, where I'll.
good .hys we're IN be- ,nid. and her.
he serious part 81 IL came In. I'll.
oil gentleman, u very large man with 4
remarkably ing nose, began a. ,rY. l
must here note that his snn.in.law
junk. owed him some money MY
children he said, III dnlei,ll tones
I'VE inay never lneetasain In this world
l.ifs " uncertain, md We never knew
when death may call for ~. But" ana
the tears fell like rain, !" hope We Khal
Nil meet III heaven Here h. gave Ill
nose n tWnnl like the sound of trum
pct. and continued III til. same tone. III
the carriage started. !. BENJAMIN
dou'f forget that thousand dollars
The love III the humorous WAN In
dnlged OH all sides 10 degree mt eas,
NJ parallel In Northern commnnitic,
On one occasion had happened In 4
fashionable city church, aud, taking
l.w next 10 the door, was stAndin
MP 1t the prnyer-.it was the Prcsby
terrain service when one ri the dc,
cons. = gr1ve.looking, elderly gentle
a,au, stepped inside, and assuming
dryont attitude, his head bowed and III
arms folded. waited for tho conclnsio
~ the prayer. Now lc was almost i
deaf ~ post. but having 4 pArtic,
lar liking for me, md seeing mc IN til.
pew, la concluded he must have mo
his own. one of the most conspicuous
church. mp close In front 81 the pulp
Stretching out his hand ~ II ftG
shake, he graspcd mine hard and Dire
me close mp 10 his side. ~ he stood
The ai~lc. With \ tremendous whisp,
for hc could not hear how loud II y,
himself he said:
Come mp and nit In my pcw!'
whispered ~ vigorously ~ coul
right In his ear. that u WAS very VI
situated where WAS
~That won't do, came with what "
intended for whisper. but which
wax nurc tho preacher and every one
church must have heard come mp III
sit where you can sec all the pref
girlsl"
The deacon uttered this lneer invii
tion without losing In the least lin 4
votionAl look and 10 say that | was,
II were, knocked into cooked hal
lint fccbly expresses II. OF colr,
everybody abont there legnn 10 laue
especially some boys; and could o.,
turn my back on the crowd, aud
them have II out; the innocent look
my old friend through II MI being u
the least comical part 81 H., ! nev
heard that they "clurchcd' him for
hut have often thought that sucl,
bit ~ the humorous, under the peculi
circumntAI ccs. could never have 4
CURED In New England church,