Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-04-21

colrsc can go 10 the polar regions
entirely unprotected. so I'll order one
of those comfortable seal dolmans
tbS everybody IS wearing now, and IA
new plush hat with cluster OF
ostrich tips. Oue must 90 dressed
iik other people; aud if you can give
me twenty-five or thirty dollars dare
say Aunt GrIzzv will let me have the
set Tor that she don't know the value
of old china, poor thing , aud the
Journey won't be more than thirty
dollars both ways, if 90 by sea, IN
GLIDING stAtcroom.
1T appears to me, said Mr. SYM
ing'on, djscouraginEly, that this Is "A
goel deal Of Wild goose chase, going
dac.in up to the northern bound
aries Of Maine at this time of year for
au eld get of trumrery china which
probably didn't co.t ten dollars 10
sta-: with"
oh, Stanhope. it did" cried the
lady. Indignantly. 1T was real lndi.
ware, imported, without paying u dol
lar eE duty, by an old sea captain III
the India trade, expressly for my
.ra,i. mother Grumpton. Aad be-
sd, you are So gvoyelius and prosIac
IN yuur ideas. As if the original
cos' of a thing Of this nature signifies
Its the aesthetic value that We look AT,
dom YOU see:'
Nh" said Mr.. Symiugton' well,
{ wa must go, YOU must 20. | sup
poe; aud Of caurse shai! have to
gise YOU u cheek for what money you
are likely 10 want.
.A.d Mr.. Symington sighed deeply
AM sent upstairs to yet piece el
cpu. plaster for his cut finger.
/ ~. Symiugton went 10 Wild
I RlyAun the northern boundaries oi
+ MAJ rhere the pine forests wert
tha. with snow. aud the iclcle;
tin i in the woods of moonlight
in;r like 50 many cas,ancts guu,
igua She msaAe the greater part q
---ssksw r-.7 "a. = '------------~T--~--~
r, .,a.s.aE. Iur the water Wa,
r'.s.-a snI tan gale 'rmp,,tuoGs.
=" .t5 '"4at oAtN th 4aaL, sHt
sk.t .h herself, a. she sa, lg The litti,
Note. %, Portland. aud viewed her
green au3 yellow complexion with d
,aul3a- Money wouldn't Undue,
me tn ri,k my life again ~ that horrld
steamer, where one ls hu.Frtrd and
srsa"rs. about on way-, that are as
hi-a a 4 house. The palace ear fare
"'ti .'H something OF III extra expense
aud ! shall lose my return ticket by
steamer, h"t I'm sure Mr, >rm'u-tou
""n : gf"a-r Il To me "Heu he hear.
au" Sc been pitched and tumbl"d
ahput on the ocean ia peri. Of my
.''c.
And she Pat on her black hrrcalr1
sIl,. her n.w i!unci hat, and the seal
tlolinan. and ,onk the porthwar1
bound tran. resolved tn nrrscpt a.,
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1t Vas 'err coda dull. bitter,
'eadeh c"id--"'th The ground frozen
lIks rock, The streams bound In Ice,
the sAy gay anu bitter. with an Inet-
fable gloom Auut GrlZz-l tirump-
ton lived Ju lIit,r one >'oriei house
on ths top OF an uucompromjsing hill
where u solitary crd-r tree was twisted
around like corkscrrw with the
force Of the east wind, an9 the few
lean sheep hudllcd behind the rock
IN shlvcrIug groups. picturesque. but
far from comfortable. And even after
they bad come IN sight Of the old
buI ding whose one coat of red paint
had loug ago been worn away by the
suns and rains Of wrll-uigh century.
Mrs. Symlngton had serious doubts
whether the one horse sleigh in which
sh" was jrrkcd and jo ted up the in.
elm" would not 'c blown sheer AWAY
10y the rush # ihr tempest before they
c"4," reach their destination.
lio"+H'r' II wasn't. And once in
.t"n' 'rl"It cot.aGe things were
t'',''', ''"''' mere VAS no wide
tr;nr.d ,,',. ''''','s ''','. ",,'" WITH moss
lwn7Isrs j. .,,, I'l, ,, =, ,,F ''h'y OF city
r,rp Enn.a pn.,l.ti -, :; u,; nc son ''afy
nattrr than tb,t R,,t ,h,,a .,,'''e ~ N"o"
,mmr, s. cock Stove Which Le,,,..I - az, a.,