The Mineral argus., 1883-09-13

H. do you call me ungrateful2' he
YOU from what / know Of your
al. There are few who do not
L0N Dust, alittle gilt
", lpraise than gold o'erdusted.'
Aometimes whether you are an
fo[fo the majority. You might
have harmed 3 more SNOWY girl; q
.ould shine NJ the mistress of your
and do credit to your taste. 1t is
bat you did not. for you have an eve
ene woman. Such q wife would have
gorgeous ruby in your crown OF
ood; and you could have displayed
oval pride as Ahasuerus would have
iVashti TO his courtiers. But your
I. modest as q wood violet, with q
as strong and clear as crystal, rs
ubies In value"
10 would think Of my prosaic Annie
inspiration Of 70 many poetical I'M
eaid George with affected bright
when she-poor, dear soull-does
nov a troup from a syllogisml"
: il none the worse wife Tor Nh.
- sherman on that account, was the
reioinder. If the ideal, not the
al. were her forte, he would be less
ortable and much poorer. Some make
IA mistake-when those Judged are
lie long companions-of believing
hck of brilliancy offhought and feici-
euression pre-supposes an insensu-
,ature and q shallow heart. Annie Is
h alive to your dissinilarities, and IN
cht Of her reverent appreciation OF
alents and fame, her humility is ike
become morbid
! changed the subject ct that point,
4 believing thai she read in her listen
softer eye aud meditative aspect the
that the hint was not dropped in
eo-ee was very kind to his lovely little
foT some days after her sisters depart
Mrs. Davenport left Aiken by an
morning train, and Mr.. Sherman in
innie TO drive with him that after
Dout take any Of the children" he Sup
d I want you to have a restfnl,
ant ride"
I settled her carefully in the buggy
ming the robes about her feet, and in
nc II she we're warmly clad, and exerteS
81 during the jaunt TO select such top
: be thought would interest her, evel
nkinc the Rlow,of conscious benevolenc
In bis generous breast for enjoyment
h duhful oompanionship.
his is q slavish kind Of life We are hvin
ny pet" he said, seeing the color re
u her sallow cheeks that were u
ur plump; the shy delight Of her VII
borne his name for upward Of q decads
b tenderly gallant attentions. i hay
rely o momont or a thought that ] ca
nv own, have 10 run out of tswn if
Z q say a nice thing or two to my wifi
8 the price Of popularity, and it Is
me. Next summer, God willing, "
rack up baggage and babes and hide ]
N country somewhere, letting nobod
" IN what direction we have gone; be a
ourselves 10 live over our counting dal
a month at least. You are the best an
t selhsh Of women 10 do and bear, Wi
I IN angelic patience, all that Is laid a
-uu BY our position. / know ana Re
dear, however careless / may seem
IAN sure, George, / eve thought "
Ness, y said the huttered woman, with
MIL sob. ~And you are very good
messed with wnat 1 can do TO help y
re Ihave always felt that you We
dndest husband in the wsrld-too 60
ne"
ae did not envy the happiest Of neV
.ie brides her bliss. while she reveled
& enchanting exclusion. The frosty
) balmy as June; the sere landsca
Der than vernal bloom. She went IN
rng,h Of it and the love words her eI
drunk many days and nights.
SAYS Caroline Helstone Of Moore's
mate freezing and thawing, his evid
hunt in her society, and her backwa
IN SEE uring tins: IF 1 had q me-
happiness at my command l would e
y hat means often, / would keep
nght With use, and not let it lie for we
nde, until ii gets rusty"
Annie had never read Shirley" but
me artless thought came into her sin
Nd many times, when Janette's visit {
1unsels became one of the fast fading
mes 10 the man Of the day, and his
r1she afairs slid back into the
Fouves. No doubt George loved hel
MY as be said, and longed TO be with
the while he was out Of her sight.
d declared the duty slavery that
sm 60 much apart. Were she IN
Aoa, she could not be so oonscienh'
klptahon wonld resolu
lnsnnaes. She would snatch by ste
nj and drink for the furnishing b
u George was stronger OF purpose
here Was q mighty Sabbath school
Eunon IN Aiken IN May. From far
~ delegates came 70 speak and TO /
I'd be entertained by the hospitable toy
s1ple, and to bear TO their homes
me Of the paragon divine who. @whe.
nod among the people" vas. in &c
1d popularity. higher than any OF
sople from the shoulders and upwa
rs. Hayward wa his prime assistan
1urse, and under her direction a mani
atyal was held In the lecture and Sab
chooi loom at the close OF the oonVei
a STOW Of flowers. and banners, an
annated legends, aud white nnifol
Ands Of Joy, Hope. Faith, and Love
1uunkAins Of sandwiches, and obehsh
ram, and shaking towers OF jelly
Arks Of cake and confectionery, and
AIDES Of lemonade, such ~ the guests