The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-06-20

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mary Xsrk AndeuIsn. gnsxt 6unr
DAY. s. gs.'s $500
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AZ, snv Hnt I m,st ~ vonsrs 4 fodl
!. IN t:k;ns mn v;tR th:t Eiloy 'vhsn
= von conld hsvs sou;re xsiam q
avver Coodsell. 81 vou,d oalvs nv
the yord . - - -
Sr vonidnr marry s;ther. a. ithSm
Il thev we're the Iast men on earth ,
decIa2ed K;tty hraveIy. ssI'n roinr
70 marry' Nark. and L know ve'll be
nanny And / do wish. Uncle John.
that You would look at Il Is We do,
and come and visit Us after we're
I settled." a.. -1-s-''~...'
nDont 90 asking people TO- witt
Won on nothing . year. responded
her nncla'. - - 80, O.
Then he walked out of the room
apitefully. - - s1s -
Marx and Kf)1ie were married IA
: vcry simple. quiet fashion, and
vent TO housekeeping IN g pleasant
little place : fen. miles from Hartley
Corners. ~ s. -
Upcle John seht over allher things
By bis hired man, bat did not %
near her himssa or send her. any
word that told her be had concluded
a accept and nIske the best Of the
inevitable. .sases
.WelL ifhe chooses to cherish 1
orpds. for whse We have done. 90 be
TT said Kitty. sn = sas %
sAnd I hope you'll never have
cause 70 be sorrt for it, supplsmeut-
Ied Mar. kissine his wife's rosy
cheeks. - 90 1900 =
aI am sure I never shall,n With
| her head upon. her husbands shoul-
der. in an attitude Of perfect content
Uith her life and its outlook. -
aI heard some bad news to-day"
announced Marx one evening. aThe
hank in Gloyertown has failed, and
vour uncle must have lost every
cent he had theye."
apoor IJncla John.n said Kitty.
aHs slvays I kent his money there,
80 be must have lost everything.
| Isn't there anv prospects of his saw
inc ANYTHING I" 'mg M "a
SNone at all, I'm sorry for him.
IIt must be hard to be reduced to
poverty in old age, especially thro'
the dishonesty of men you have
trusted 'ss 80 81
an! tell you what I'm going to
do. ifyour willing, said Kitty. I'm
going to wrfte 70 him, and ask him
to come and stsy awhile with rs. III
tell him that W hardly felt like do
line this before. for fear he'd think
I've wanted 70 eject recopciliatiop
Ion account Of Aie money. Now hs
can't think TINT tfm.n = =
aI'm Willing, " course assured
Marx. 'sI,m to0 happy 70 feel sors
| over Whist hesssja 10 me- whom / ak
ed him to consent - on marriage.
| Tel him IA NE vekY much 70 have
him corns., ssiA 10 san4s1ro =, :.
teiseo Kiesy sent her Mn. 2 - =
/ About 4 week later the stage stDp-
ped at the gate, and who should Kit.
Fly see clambering out Of it but I'm.
Gle John.
faOh. I'm 90 glad you've come.
she cried, running to meet him. Il
was afraid you wouldn't. And Mari
will be glad, too. We don't think q
difference Of opinion ought to pre-.
| vent our being friends" 8
"No, ofcourse not, since 700 had
your own way,nreplied Uncle John
|vruffly. 81
But Kitty knew bis way well
epoueh to feel satisfied that he wal
really glad to visit them, and conse.
ouently she felt very much elated
over the affair.
"Well, 1 must say you look tolera,
bly comfortable here" he remarked
after he had looked the premisel
over - -. =
.Of course We haven't been able K
6x th;nos mn vet lust IS. we'd like e
| lbut the crops are looking we'll, and
Marx feels sure there II be enough K
male payment on the place thil
ifall.n
BEFORE Mark came into supper
Uncle John was quite ut home, ant
Greeted his nepheW cordially.
aThoucht ia come over and STAY
few DAYS Since that bank amash-
ed mn I'ye been thinkine Of Quarter
inc mvself on INV friends Won know
Merk haifse 1l1
Then Uncle John chuckled in ,
way that man would hardly b
supposed to who had lost all he ha(
at one fell swoop Of miefortune.
4 Uncle John stayed week befor'
he said anything about going home
Then one morning