The banner-enterprise., 1883-05-10
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RN ADA NEWTON


After moving to the city Esta gave
party, the opening Of the Jason.
The parors were brilliantly lighted,
and i ncins and Irritation We're the
u the evening, AS all large
.rties are whore everybody knows
everybody, and everybody is too basy
to know what is going on around
hem it WAS success. Allie was
tailiag rapidly; tie doctors advised
that she be allowed to travel hence
she was to sail for Europe he day
after the rarty. 'How frail Alice
looks said a beauty in blue to the
gentleman by her side. Ne was
the reply, SHE will die before sp,ing;
travel viii. do her good 4 do be-
lieye shr is in love with Mr.. De i
Mott was the leioinder. Who is
At ealing my name? All, twas
you Mis-, Mamie; | have no fear as
to what was sail, for know that
the words which fall from those lips
are as priceless as the pearl or ruby
and he ssed on to change words
with some other of the fair sex
Esta, wearied of the hustle that sur
rounded her in the rooms, made her
escape to tho conservatory; she was
quickly followed by Mr. DeAlott,
who said to her, My little on, is gay
to,night; are you happy, Esta: 'les,
am gay, but the same hight shines
on the grave by night. Never
mind, Mrs. Mclean tonight, | base
come for my answer, what is IT.
'Yes, and may Gad help me 70 be
faithful and true to you When the
guests had departed Paul has,rnrd 10
Mr.. Morton with til yiul n VS..
He was delighted and esard d EsA
for her good sense' with a sounding |
biss. When Allie heard the news
5 g,ew worse and the sun yawnel
ON lifeless body; little Ali vas
dead, aud feW days after h. pastv,
iiiends came to pay the last IA ute
OF respect to one who la loved WI.
= love that Was lie. sac ha, gonr
al i Esl,. 'Oa, G,d, that uighl |
<, 100. Swing had come and the
Morton ilumllN ind moved a5al to
the seaside 1t was :ne wedding d,}; |
Eata, clothed in garment OF whitr,
was winter than the robes size Wore.
lhey Ver, to be married in the lit,I,.
church b. the $ a, and nov tie bells
are II siug merrily as the b,idll
train moved down the aisle. rhp
groom, supporting the mother Of his
bride, walked proudly as though to
him vas given eirll 5 richest tt easure.
The mide, leaning On the arm Of hen
father, walked wearily, as though to
her the pira.uss of life we're lost
Slowly and osltnnly tie narlag
ser, ice was read. l.sta's huIt filled
with SORROW WHEN, with voice that
seemed 10 till the caurch Nlth the
awtulnrs, OF its meaning, he slowly
repeated the words, what God hath
Joined together | no man put asun-
DIR Atel the ceremony Esta went
to her ityotita resort by the sea
'Ah, me. she murmured as she seated
herself on a large rock, i wonder if
he is dead;' Dead, 10 Esta, he is
living and has come back to lay his
fortune at your feet, an tell You OF
his love for YOU. oh, Charlie,
Charlie, cried the girl, and tainted
ia his arms. With handful of the
sea water he spriLkled her face and
was soon rewarded BY seeing her
open her eyes. Where have you
been Charlie? why did yen stay frap
meY Because you nalc me II Y
Il, Charlie, II what 10 you maa: :
| have never written to yaa In. oace;
then | bad you come to m. ,oLi
you that ! would pass my ife WITH
you even thoagh You were poor.
" hat has spalated ; US, Cha,lir:
And the SCI brought back the ana@e,,
'uyacherv, treechery !, 'E,sie, We
have been cruelty deceived IL.
ceived letter one yetr and halt
ago, purportiug to he frpm you, say
NJ that II came to yuu on this day
/ wealthy man YOU would lee my wife; |
ny that y.u wear that veil for me- $
she tnin,d pale to the roots of her
lail and replied, Il was married to
Paul DE Mott just one hour ago
The young man reeled as though he
lad been shot, and answered, You
ire mine; you were m lie first, you
re mine now. But | wi leave you,
Essie, darling, trusting Col 10 make
IS one in this life, or let US wander !
ide by side in the life to comes :
ioodbye.' Then pressing one long