The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-06-04

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watching him from the parlor door,
sprang quickly forward and caught
him in time to cheek the force OF
the,fall, but her strength was not
sufficient to entirely prevent it.
When ! got TO hm | discovered
that he had tainted, but MISS Bran
lett was sitting On The carpet bold
ing his head on her bosom. BY
this time LOttie came running in,
and snatching a bottle Of hartshorn
from the mantel, directed Miss
Bramlett to hold it to his nostrils,
then she moistened her brothers
face with Eau dc Cologne, and in a
few minutes | saw signs Of return
ing life appear. l was about to
lift Walllngford in my arms with a
view to placing him on a bed, wher
Lottie seized me by the arm and
pulled me into the nearestlcom.
"Come away, Eddie" she whis-
pered as she hurried me along, "let
them alone, don't you see how ten
derby she is holding his head ON
her shoulder. IfIam not very bad.
ly mistaken, this will prove the
'luckiest taintIng fit that ever nv
brother had; for | think it will pro
duce complete reunion of their
hearts,"
We took a position in the ada
cent room, where we could observe
them through an open window, at
the same time being where they
could not see us; for we stood be.
hind the curtains peeping through
the folds, which Lotti9 held just
far enough apart for us to see be-
tween them. Walllngford opened
his eyes, and as they met those of
Miss Bramlett, which We're within
six inches of his face and bathed
with tears, a convulslve shudder
shook his body for a moment, then
he closed his eyes and remained
for a long time. When he
again opened his eyes, l noticed
that they were filled with tears.
she is weeping" whispered Lot
tie as she gave my arm a vigorous
"Thank heaven" she contin-
ued call is safe"
Miss Bramlett had her left arm
under his shoulder, supporting his
head on her bosom, | could see the
color of her cheeks rapidly chang.
ing from red to white, and then
back to the deepest red. Harry
gazed at the beautiful face for two
Or three minutes, then throwing
lis arm round her neck, he drew
Ter head down until their lips met.
Not a word was spoken; no violent
'utbursts of passion occurred, but
hose two young hearts were re-
then, and the reunion was
complete. We left them undls-
.urbed and alone, where they re-
NAMED until supper was announc-
ID, when Miss Bramlett lifted her
Zero up and almost carried him in
0 the dining room. noticed that
eyes were constantly fixed on
lis face, and the joyous expression
Which played on her charming
eatures, caused my heart to leap
With delight.
"Ah, ha! here we come" exclaim.
d DR.. Dodson as he came thunder
ng into the dining room, while his
leayy boot heels struck the floor,
making a noise like striking with a
maui. "Ah, hal just in time to get
ny supper, don't you see? Yes,
'es, here we are. Lottie, you and
Iiola come here and embrace me.
there, don't smother me
With your kisses, Well, we'll, we'll,
int this a jolly meeting? All, hal!
" Jove, l feel like l wanted to
.ance jig! Don't you see? l left
Id Dolly dancing the regular can.
an, All, ha! you see the old gal
lad just heard Of Lottie's victory.
les, by-the.by, Lottie, | am the
'earer Of six different propositions ,
f marriage from SIX distinguished /
awyers including one Judge. Let
ae see; | haye their names ON nv +,
memorandum book, Yes, here they
re, as follows: Goldshin, Outlet,
1ogjaw, Bulger, Flipout and Bluff. {
hey have all employed me to pros
cute their respective suits. Now, !
which will you take9 Which will !
70 the fortunate individual All,
Ia! Eddie, my boy, your cake is ali
don't you see9 You are t
lone for, she!ved, laid in the shade, [
AIMED up and sold out for Other
purposes. You can't expectsuch a
amous woman as Lottie to marry !
UGH q BOBBY as you, when she has
choiea 1T an flo rron4 $500 2