, 1882-01-20
LITTLE Blue EYES;
Ar HOW SHE HELPED ME OUT OF IT.

"NlCe weather.
IS ,lendid, indeed.
"Crops growing finely?
eyes couldn't be better
was sitting in passenger coach on
wisconsin railroad one day, years ago,
when good-looklnS, Ple"S"ns SpohoI
nan came along, stopped at my seat and
tbe above conversation TOOK pace, the
latter paIt of it after L had given him
nart of my seat.
Now 7 am regarded as a social man.
IL, a Joke n GOOD bit; and think
hN0 orose man. who Uses his tongue
sour .hor ohIi0ed TO. is bound to die of
oniy ".o,r;hla disease and 90 to some
'Iaao oTnno of red-hot punishment.
pace " nntor;ng a railroad car 7 always
IN hnnt for n talkatiye man, and then
iv1A n"t nc close to him as possible, and
geV g;n him dry. if the tourney is long
nnncb u.n,n
eno"9", .on. % stoto one thing more.
Ana "",i' ~ s""o S'" JnnrlJ roel;ye the
Lett al oiP''"u Io mo ono cot kicked
event Wnicn ii'aue nio oOI ,,arow nm Ina.
here anu cuiie'' ny, Gnu nr"ht to
t"Uo t" hal ot the time of which | write, q
NV nav, ""i thioronyh knowledge of human
p.'W on1 have bean enabled to read in
man,, nar fore il he intended me evil. 1
,:Inat I'"n nr;de self on being over keen
w W" eytra w sharp, but the knocking around
,,. " .tronr,ars oupht 10 give ono n
"noJ exnerience.
eOyv yvaIl tba stranger and [ fell into an
ooa, train of conversation as we rode on
..,.hor ."'. ond in ten minutes began to
en;ov his company. He was a well.made
etiiiSy,, euioy grolv dressed and he wore a fine
atoT loito ,nd simon pure diamond ring.
oar,r saw u man who conld talk so
a,a;I,, and 90 nleasantlv. II seemed that
1a't,s Innssd hnt 70 omen his mouth, and the
wis w. rI, fell right out.
hod tovelel in the South, so had
10. Lod hoard thc loud roar of the Pa
niso hn knew NIL about it. | had been
W., IN balloon. down in a mine; been
IJown mn smashed up, and repaired
oro;n NV new friend had experienced
aIi these things, and was waiting for
snme,binp TO turn up of a more startling
natnre We agreed on politics, and /
bad never met such a railroad COM
non;on
,,o,t . mar, ,vbo tbouoh
pW w" . ,,,,, tor T,;prtoa Lofore
oI'a" - f,on, Won socrets which
Vou,I 49,, - ,.,rsooIf not to roveoI9
yUuu ym o" ;,,et s,ob n man II woa
wei, no ""p l'"foro hn coro,,nncod osking
no' lono "oa uo diJ not soer 70 Le
aio q"o9'iUn" Tyn,,. ma ort hrt ho oske1 ma
uSinS W "i - snch SIv ronnI.ahont
qav''.bn lav .bnt hnforo M T know ( 7 wns ciying
t We: s''"t L;otnr,, D
MN my ;mst - tbot t;r,o q, tbe noint of
j';..'I "a w. ~ Vl, Wv .Lo Lor 80 Wisonnein
Uo'ns aInnt a"'iil 80 ran, G. row of Rr;or.
ri,ia 90 ''""'N' " -
'~ST, CLo s.,, ,.oro old 1o,vyoru with q In.
o.'t;ro ao Il, - a,;ao "G, nnd - Iol boon toltod
oror ,5ot ~ obont - month r was to he.
Ooo,o tbo .tr' y" 80 ,ba e.,n A yoor bo-
forn snd oIJ NAN nan,od broston
iOio, "I'' az W." iI''t' III
died, and his matters had been put into
the hands of Law A. Law for settlement.
Preston died rich. H. had money in the
bank, railroad stocks, mortgages, etc,
and everything was settled up to the sat.
isfaction of the relic. and fatherless.
About wear before his death, being
short for money and not wishing to sell
ANYTHING at A sacrifice. Preston had given
mortgage ON his farm for $4,000, While
the papers read cone wear from date. !"
there was n verbal agreement that it
should be lifted off any day when Pres
ton desired, A month after. when, hav.
ing the money he desired to clear off the
paper, the old monev.baps holding it
refused to disgoroe wishing to secure his
interest for n wear
Twas ON INV wov 10 ascertain the date
of expiration A fire among our office
papers had DESTROYED the memoranda
and | must on down and Get the date
from old Scrip who lives sontb of Graf
nn rUn "oo"I ~ nVe miles Inc stranger n"u
minutes and vet 7 ncver once snspected
thai be w"s % III tLis rV' timn reccivin% D ;nfor.
nation. ''' ''''' '''''' : W. o