The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-11-27

lac moon, and will change as often,
hut once let o woman give her
J art away to q man, aud he has it
always. He may drag her down to
'ae very lowest precincts Of misery
*"d degradation, and she will cling
:" and love him still. He may beat
her-he may starve her-he may
disgrace her; but she will never
cease to love him. She will follow
INN to a l'lathsome dungeon--she
VIII follow him to the gallOWs; and
NFAeV. his neck is broken by the
s@w, for crimes committed, she will
weep over his dead body, and bury
iner ,roken heart in a fslon's grave
wit a the unworthy man she loves.
n 0w is il with a mani Let the
ightest breath Of suspicion blow
npon the women he loves, and he
1orsakes her at once"
q4ottie, do you think that any
thing could ever happen that would
make me torsake your 'at.fi
ayes an hundred things could
happen that would make you hate
me, though think you are the best
sample Of the lot and if you
should beat and starve me-, | should
he fool enough to so on loving you
all the same" U"ail
"Lottie, darling, you are an
angel, and thal's a fact, and
ii ever / do anything intentionally
10 cause you pain, | shall expect
Satan to get my unworthy soul and
roast it in his hottest hlazes. Bui
candidly tell me, LoItie dear. do
you really think Viola will ever.
become reconciled with Harry Z
You know she is Nv proud as he il,
and never saw her in such a rage
% she was today lta 81. aIl. Il
"That's all you know about it.
Why sir, in five minutes after Harry
left her, she broke completely
dOWn-fell on the bed and weptI
like a child-and it he had come
back then, he might have taken her
Al his arms, with impunity. She
would have nestled her head on his
bosom and begged him to forgive
her, instead OF expecting him toll
beg her pardon The truth of it is,
che is crazy about him, and would
die ii he were to abandon her. She
Is too good for this wicked world,
any way" s- .a.... ,.a!la u
rs Il must say that they are both
very different from other people ;
they puzzle and porpIex me. Some
times they are as gentle and sub
as young lambs; then
again they remind me OF y tornado,
sweeping everything to destruction
it goes. Sometimes they resem. (,
bic the smooth, calm bosom of a
lake; then they appear againqlike
the Goisterous pillows of the ocean
when dashed INTO fury by. tibet
storm" Ygt6U .i3l tsu WI. ais
"lrue enough, Eddie, bdtitl 10 be-. !
cause they love each other so
much If they did not love so |
they would beless bolster Z
QUA" did IlF 4ea a.y g.sc .efpaY 81
why is it that you and Iate GET! (
thug along SO smooth and nicely ?"
a'Ihat Is owing to the fact thal *
40 trouble has come across our I
path. But suppose / was in jjail 4
charged with murder, and you were /
tell me to my face that YOU {
thought me guilty, don't you think ]
foh would start a pretty unexpec ]
ed whirlwind g. lae@ 9
"lf to do such a cOwardly /
hing, it ought to be a first.class !
oFnado--one that would blow nv
forthless carcass out of the world " /
Don't make so many raeh re-.
MARKS, Eddie; you know tits Ven- a
'raliy understood that the course d
true love never Rms smooth "
~ N have stormy weather yet, il
'store the voyage is ended; happi A
like ours is too great to last: o
m afraid. But enough of this u
low, Eddie 4; you must go to Harry "
i once, and remain with him until re
GU get him off TO California ;1then 81
ONE backCto mel wish 10 send p,
on on aShort journey, on business al
! sast moment. ii J7caI Eit AL al
r'Iell me, lottie, where it is you W
'Jsh me to go, and what you wantt u
to go ior,ps6 can have some. Ell
ling to think about. 1t is SO pleas. ca
nj to be thinking Of some way to ed
rive you.7 ID fl t4.ot Vnsgf w
.As soon as We can get Harry pi.
| shall send you 10 Vicks, w
arg, Mississippi, on business con. laI
'cted with VicIa's case. You see. bu
! have already informed YOU, IHpa
. playing lawyer anil detecsiye OK