The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
A MONTHS VACATION.

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we. rave no occasion Z use !
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spen "a h...n;." ooS m-
.ncle { oc'an'Ae. ana Inere 10y
sister can ske'cn III "a'er co'ors IRON
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10 no. th.nn mere Is any psSPer.y IN Inc
matke. hereaoou's 'na' "ouid meet your
lea
'Auics VEN. SLOWLY QUIZ tne sunny
.m.e room VAN aus nign aesk. us hoo
coscrea win cncaP oI-c'o.n anu III AZ
mosghere Of tob.cco smoke;
sorry, Angeia said inc young,
or. "inc aad OF these Pine-wooded
gIc,, " inc very '"'nX 'or your as'n'
III. ,.
A"u 'nc 'I''e Iivc. III .ne oeeP
go'Ee - sucn an Aqo,s'.c stuay ior
YOU, Psn""ss' "o' s"" anger" 'i"'''
'onuiy..,,-,. tt
VIC "'c ~ Da,"' su9-
ges.cu 90 Win I" colnicai ssch " ner
EYEBROWS.
III AFRAID not s'ghed angela.
Inc real estate agent IN q mean
while, had hardly smoked apipe ana
read the local paper before n door
burst open. a Q short stout lady, in q
pink hat and feathers. came IN.
"Mr. Mpggeridge," said she. handing
him o key, you may let Ivy Glen. or
you Fay sell it-ready furnished, with a
COW, q poultry house ana Inc pony
Thrown in"
"Madam," said Muggeridge. bewii-
dercd.
I'm tired OF IT." said the lady.
You couldn't let 1t for q month";
exPerimentally hazarded Mr.. Mug
goridge.
I'D let it for three days." said the
lady.
81 could find you tenants for .
month";" said the agent
There Is the key"
hnd away n went; and Mr.. Mug.
gerldge claPped his hat on The back OF
his head n set Cd, in hot haste. to the
hotel. for an interview with the two
young ladies who had SO recently left
his Office.
1910 q happened hatS q aad An
QeI8 FyOSl LOOK DOSSeSSl0n
OF IVY ulen. q .omantic cottage iaii
covered WIN dark green glossy leave
Oh q VINE irom which IL derived It's
NAME Win . udo piano. al! the
pictures garianded with pressed Terms
eid dried autumn leaves ana a library
OF noveis,
Mrs. fucn q nave been q very
literary person. said 10.
sand MUSICAL" added Angela
las for q servant one would only be
q nuisance, said Jo. -.
III groom pony myself" said
Angela. Hes no bigger than Q New
dog-the darling.
"And III milk the COW and feed the
Gear htue Chickens declared pretty
DO. -.
ITS really an earthly paradise" said
Inc elder sister.
$50 1t Is" assented 10.
a two sisters passed three days OF
unmittgated happiness in the deep IA
vines and cool. i1ower-enameied woods
Ina surrounded Ivy Glen.
Angela made various valuable addi-
lions to her herbarium. and 10 sketched
ieaiy hooks, bits OF falling water and
unset effects to her hearts content,
until hnsily an old fashioned ain.storm
them in the cottage parlor.
"How stupid this is"' said 10. start
ing up rom her book, As the twilight
the room. LETS 60 down to the barn
"a talk 10 Dick and Frixzle. Poor
dea,s! They must be as lonesome as we
are"
Oick was the pony and Frzxle was
the cow; and 10 and Angela were al
aoy upon the most afectionate terms
numacy with them
II was quite dusk when MArlnaduke
framingham opened the hall door and
IN: shaking the rain-drops from
his shoulders. rs II he had been q huge
Newfoundland dog. and 6inging his
nsnlng cree and tackle on the table.
IN o,, CHEEKY q stensorian voice.
But, As might be expected. NO answer
wcs returned; and he went up TO . cor
tasn pretty little circular-walled room.
~nere ne mad been wont to keep his
-E sy osAAoa