Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-18

understand that ANYTHING is wrong with her
Why man even |, with my broad chest and
perfect health. almost lose uv breath ever,
time run up those stairs. iShe has faded
and wilted and lost vitality 'perceptibly In
the week that have been heie. Her lovely
lace grows more and more transparent every
day. Now Oliver Walker. my confidential
clerk, Is wild 10 come 10 New York. He's
a cute, sharp fellow, consciettous. and in
dust.ious, and being 50 we'll acquainted with
my business he would work lnto yours with
little difficulty. Now wanl 10 propose 10
you that we change confidential clerks. The
fresh Western air will brace that little
woman right up. know enaugh Of woman
kind TO know that il is matter Of life and
death with her. The changf, the Journey.
the meeting with new peoplsvil renew her
personality she won't knos herself in
months time. This great cip broadens the
lives OF those who are in constant at,ritiun
with their kind. but is more c,ntracting than
the most isolated country We can be to
soul moving in daily rut. ] know she is
vausble 10 you. but when be flower Wits
utterly and falls to the grousl you will be
obliged to take some one to fal her place"
81 can't dispute your arglnent,' replied
the Young man thoughtfully.' bringing his
high-s,epping horses downia a walk. II
have no doubt she needs ,est and change
The place is responsible zoe. and there is
great deal put upon her as ;h.re is ant "a
be upon person so efficient AID so obliginy.
never saw her out Of TEMPER and never
heard her comnlain Of w.,,;rls. ST. -
no relatives. and never seeu1 10 care about
taking vacation. She could never be per
suaded 10 leave u.s. he continued presently
with a contiden, smile curli,g bis ,awny
moustache. I'VE will. howtyer. for The
sake Of justice, submit tn, proposition 10
her. have no riyh, to dismiss the snb;sc,
until she has been consulted. II ,hjnk Won
are needlessly alarmed in rgard 10 her
health, however. She has wonderful nov
ers Of endurance. although. il i, true sbe
has looked as fragile as thJ day Ely yon.
der all the ten year, she las been with
Us"
Ten years" 4"
.rrn wears Ia, a,,u,,,,
Mr.. S;nfteyant went hacl 10 his airy
/ let,rr ~ HI, u;c. oi,ba'',h - 'ous
s.n, heb ,,1.,,I Iii na'i A'ieau!
d.y IL r.rI ,a III ,s'es an ''aI
wn,,ld a,nI,l, h.J n er'.'Hs'as"'
of v,,,;n,, =, Ll:,, u sap'. '"''e
Tbc nv, -. ~ c ~ u.'1
al =, ~. p"S ,n'-'-lnS 'tr' '.aff'Ah' appear,
IL. -. so" onlce Jus ss the Old
Uc h,I ~, Witt, a;. I'M III su'S'sH'
.Ii II, 'o"s II s''', ho"F'a, ana dis-
. - r." ~ ''is' Niats "hle she was
~. ''' 'h'e wrap ahu ,'a!h straw
w., s,,. u. r.. E.. M.
-. - -. -, bronson : "'iiS 70 make
ynica ..,,io,, norlsig !, ''I4 "i.'iH 'aI'.llns
~ i''N- 'eiseii a' hcr aesf ana me
"'eaN''S w sea ~ tr 'opmn,t
X ~ ia "'o''"s man.
81 I'm .%1' S"'u' 'e'Heh'en
m :,
LITE VI II, IT. o'ur'e'aE' ~l,h rare
Y "o'"Ah' gainea from ms lohs
WIN rha' went over
"'""o" ana say GOWN 20 look at tl,e
',n paP'S' %"'e she ,psiea heF,eh
- - HsNa' out "itia iaIh' gov
n "a'"1nS % aa inward hte'
IT, s'e '.t'e''p'' II" lNe snowy petals q the
NJ Sirr,ey,n, throw a,id, Hs cup. IN
IA h,..r;,. oyer entered,
81, !. se,ile1 my dear Rronson THIS ss :
SATURDAY W. sb,u s,,r, f,r chic,r, Mon
H., IN liz s, n .xnrs4. / shall t.le.
,r.,h III oI;y.r VI n,.e, Il. 1. \,r,ra
- ui,I ,ton o,,r, ,rs;n and ,nk.
looL =, tho F,us III o,. nr tho,r alive
u, ,ol coming chan, that wsul,n', ask for
nrnr- ,b,n h,if an hour. notice 10 ,,ar, on a
,ny,,s aro,nl I'll world"
III Rron.nn yay. HI accountant oues-
,,o,in,, I,ot She nodleI .yery we'll"
+. .,ii colII, -, with an effort TO sneak in
he usual way "Yon will need all The time
,bsre i. of coprs." Ue "A, down in the
shadow or rbc TIN grern curtain, and wrote
an ora.r ~ ,he cashier She nut on her
rray bat ,nd cloves again. tnok The slip Of
naner in her trembling fingers. and wen,
down the du>,y stair. without trusting het-
elf m .neak
..Women ha,e ~, ,ba h.,r,. az men. al
,bou,b il !, the fashion IL the time 10 put
them in nl,c.. recurring mans strength,
judgment and jmper,urbabiliry. must pu,
Ina, in ms uax, le,,er To Eliza" said Nr.
S,ur,eyani ID himself a, Ne ran after the
li,;le accountant. overlook her Oh tie second
l,,bing rade same necessary business ar
,ap..men,s .noI by when the cashier
handed her her money and left her on the
I croue1 sidewalk
Sb. did no, % HON. at once. or rather 10
the boarding house which ,he called home.
Instead she walked acros, 10 Broadway and
,ook a., Central PARK op,nihus
~ can be alone in the Park for little
Will. .ba said ia herself
don't know that she houJht a. all as
The omnibus Numbered ana ratified and
HANGED IN broadway: he only realized the