The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-02-25

who te was. Ms. Wilmer gave bis
pame aad bis rels,lvnsbip to Mrs
Glenn, aud iurlh,r ampiitied her in-
formation that hs was very stuck up
and fortune hlGter. Miss Lyon
ASKED 10 more Aue- tions tie was
the sor If mea sie =;etssted
la due pr cess pf tta,e Mrs Glenn
calico up5u Miss lyoo, ae the visit
was returned. I e IN 5raiag ihAt
Mrs. Wiimer and hiss Lyon went to
Mrs Gieuo's was tsrm ssd delight.
iul, and GA their approach Mr. Au tin
vas sitting on tue perch Al which
Mrs Wilmer said u ner friend
lad you rather not 40 in uuw,
Grace? Mr. Austin has never called
on you, ana wo can put this vii, of,
II yuu ik,
Miss Lyon opened Ter eyes very
wiGe-veFy pre,ts brown ewes ehe
bad-sud said:
81 cannm ia tbelrast see Why we
should Mr. Ausunis pseseuee o.ed
no mare affect Us tnaa one ut lAe pIi-
lars 10 the plrcbn
81 Mrs. Wilmer I'D The way 10,
ald Austio, after sending TO uotif,
ais sister, did The agreeable with the
most composed sGfcsestuloess until
Mrs Gem appeared Miss Lyon,
now ibat sue saw him nearer. ,houg BIT
MS face NOT OILY hynd7ome, but ex-
ceediDgls nice. rAines wondered thai
he hsd been called stuck up aud la
mented that be shoald have beea
classified 10 50 obn x;aus a species a.
the fortuae hunters Ia some say the
conversation turaed upon female eos
tuning, and Aus.in said
"Wbat lot of money you ladies
spend on your wardrobes. Not that
| c1ndemn it. Heaveh forbid that
should 80 mi-repre-ent myself
have Go respect TOT once who is con
eot with less thau the proper thipg |
10 drer sing herself, aud I'm told be,
proper Thing IL very expensive Buf
being a well dressed woman, although |
Que of the most adwirable audrare of
0ature's experiments, Ia a condition |
which has It's disadvantages
81 don't know that thiok that, , I
Miss Lyon said bst me hear what
you consider Ibese disadvantages To I
be +"
"Ay meaning was rather involved.
| tuiuk, balit aas prompted by some
tbiOE ilke this: Imaqne uao. be
lae Ia like de9ress pog aad c,yiilz d
"a horI biz c,ubioa 10, by the way,
II you'll think Of it = u namea'-ial.g
Iue. | sny. thai such mao desires t.
Herry Now, being cisliized, be de-
slres al says 20 see hts ate well
dressed, aud bsiog pssf be IL Obliged
t. pul her on u stl1is csallownDce ioF
ne purpose. Nus. % fnr zoe exist
oace OF tse wei dressfs CLASS [ wo
-sszs,, s4s ,sOaF1 fjSs-5@fs5 remain lis
biis-ful IgnUrauce OF Tue fsct tbaG CT
t3u dresses aa,i Shaker o1onsts were
not compse Il fart Tne disadvantage
which your state Of being POSSESSES
then ie IN illustrating possibilities 10
the way of feminine adornment that
makes lees ef, Give C s,umes intoler-
aole My meaning Is involved, you
zee | warmed you 80, you rene in
ber."
Miss Lyon observed that be had
passed from the third 10 the second
person 10 describing the Interesting
-pecies under discussion, aud cJneId
cred it very dexLerousiy managed
compliment but sne took u, visible
nutIce Of il. A thought suddenly
occurred " her. when made ber
say:
Isn't it good way out Of toe
d ffi .uity, Mr. Austin, to marry a
seii-supp jr'Iug member of the spe-
cies 2"
Eek ely" Austin responded "1-'s
quite The best tnlug TO do Ia he civ
business; out when
| poke | had la view tbe case oi a
maa # another sOrt-;he Oid.tashlOn
ed, out Of dale SORT, who married Tor
love aud regard aud all that sort of
thing Being old fash'oaed needn't
prevent such mau from being fas
IldIous about his wife Now, {
being poor, aad being civilized, and
being old ia hioned, and being very q
much IN love with woman VINO pJs {
,esses quite tie same Attributes, the 7
poverty Included, consider the mental i
agony ot that mau a. having To say
% bis InamOrsla: 'Sophy, my dear, |
1 We get malred, you W IL have 70 i
iress on three hundred dJilsrs q
ear Can't you hulsn out the sceue 5
Fears, embraces, prolesiatious, and C
'eparstlon SOpby would seuslbly l
that lbe tbIng was cut of the v
question, aud SO The story would T.
Hose u
X are getting Thugs terribly r
nix d." said Miss Lyoa. You ac /
:cedIted SJpDy upln nsr inteoddctioa :
ii n the quality of being old fashion d
d as to her motives IN marrying, a
I'D you cad by mukiug her entirely =
ur0Id. Tnat has u be accounted g
or " i,
Mr. Austia laughed e
MY theory of women won't hold q
water, will IL? Well, Im not sur 5
'rised buL how have you and | wan i,
ered uut Of the beaten paths aud got q
o discussing love matches You b
uusL remember you are In toe rural r,
districts. MI-s Lyon, aad a,triou.e it
. that The suuisc. Is father su un-
roh Aolc one" c
n don't lhink 80" Miss Lyon If
ala
"D0u't your said NJ. Austin. Il
aug hIug "fDal gives me an Idea
oout yoa Nov, dare cay You +
ligGt oe convicted of a pr1ueness Tor Z
lvesugs.,ng he habits vi DDdos h
,owe, uow, Miss Lyon owu up; r
aVeuC you been rea' log op uu Do II,
90 isi.ly don, believe you could !,
ihersise De brought ~ say lnat :
ou consider tDe exuact race OF
len we've oeen discussing preh aoie n
alk . ses .t.ra,
Miss LyoL laug he'd, too, as sbe au- +,
~ereo: :.
81 don't ans nUre cousider that
ace ot meH eXtiucl than the race OF b
Gomen VINO would dress on three v
undred year. Dress nicely, | c,
'esn" A