The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

III is red rs blood, hot as fire ~,
dcnthr' '''e' cruel DC
''But she isgood, = pleaded Door W.,
jury and advocate all in his own ~ Judge
"She must be good. And She breast
Never was voice like hers without t .uses hue.
But the brook replied as befora W Glover lover
off into the gray and grostly distanoaaa G ian
and memorable. busy
Willie soon recovered his Spirits r.
for the prisoner has tolerably c.,' Uoonsel
when beauty is at the bar and love y work
bench. On TIL
VANITY loves mel" quoth tho do,,,
THAT much is sure. Vanity loves ~ss boy.
me--loves me tenderlyr' e-oves
Repeating the words over and
observe, which we oil know makes ~ You
more Of Il fact than ever. What +ho "e lact
the unknown obstacle! Why, be hod a a
heart, and the more he scr,ltin;zed T. s taken
az it was in mystery, the less he fes.a %st1ed
would unroll this dread secret and .. u
something commonplace enouuh-so,.u1aaN
to laugh at, say this day ten vears, e,Hn INN
can measure the power this beant;t,, WOO
gained over him IN that brief space W. gu
melted into womanlinesss 4 litt,s n, sae
after their parting, his conflict Of faai;,s "le
settled down into two thoughts: .Si' va
good, y which built him up, being rss ss
ble young man; 'She loves me- vh;ah
him ON fire, being combustible vtmns se'
And between ''She il good' aud .sShs , ,al
me, swing went that lads mind. to and ~ w.
to and fro, regular and steady as a ,endn, Nv
He was fine fellow, as have said ,,.uI
times, but. perhaps, little weak. and lay Jay
posed tn lean on the Judgment Of Others ~ 3.
bad not that firmness Of spirit which en.n :.
| a man to pursue the purpose of his hia s;,ss.
and self-contained. So, although for -.
time he was fully convinced Of Wants.
goodness, he told me every word Of h;s :.
conversation with Vanity, and asked ms
opinion, which, at the moment. was MY
as ii he should have said: ' 'A"o
'Dr. Book, believe one and one mai,
two. But would you mind stating raas
views on the pointf ''u
However, Igave him my opinion Of n.
Vanity Hard ware straight enough.
1.-THE young woman is All actress
"A ,cl.at?" cried Willie.
IAN actress" repeated. "A rea, ;v.
actress! Two pounds q week, and find vo",
own frocks! Puff yourself, and paint your
self, and 60 out with pair Of ewes fnll ~,
theatre tears, and tell your stage-loyer !,
dying voice, that your heart is breaking
or set mp IA All example Of filial pes
and Take in sewing to keep your aga
father ont Of the warehouse. The house M
pla,,ds, and thinks better of human natus
And human nature in the telling frock taks
advantage of the applause to ogle the stalk
Oh, rubbish aud nonsense, Willie! In
young woman is an actress, and. believe M
It, ,ms,t
III you had seen her!'' he exclaimed ir
vsntly. 1T you had heard her,"
"OL, Will. Will," said I, :syou are ysv
young nan--twsnty.two, by the ALMANAC
AMI whe,. you divide ~ you ret II. Tsr
Jon are! Heart aged ~ head Just tulnd
l1r'
Do yon know he bore it all! So next psa
him compliment or two. Then, having an
eye to business, sroie of Nancy Steele
Without giving Will time to say much tu.
way or that, praised her looks, her Thrift,
her snug fortune-whatever was atusctm
about her.
I'm this matter Of marriage keep lib
safe, sober, common-sense track" said |
'Do as other people do, and you are mot
likely to do we'll Nancy is the girl for you
She will make you happy, and she will lsr
YOU respectable. What do you know about
Miss Hardware! Simply that she is pretty;
50 are scores Of women. And that she caa
cry when she wants to make fool Of you;S
! con every woman"
r shook his resolution little, could se
He seemed not quite 50 full of Miss VANITY
!" w..en il. went out as when he camein. WilS
,as Il. ways apt to think that whoever soh
t last spoke best, which is a merit in man
D ".o Lears your adv. ce last, otherwise itb'
t taI.t. The upshot was that he suffered affair
L ~ tween Nancy and himself to 60 on @e
fore-he civil to her; she civil to him. Nancy
: must have seen that he kept out Ut Der w!
Y but ste TOOK no notice of the alteration inG
q conduct, being, as have already pointed@T
a long-.Aeaded girl.
D However Willie's purpose might wavef
fore an adverse opinion his affection son
r returned to what was now the natural quG
ter. Vanity Hardware had won his hear
a In point OF fact, nothing but diffidence am
t TIE fear Of being thought foolish kept la
J, from u,aking confessions Of his love 70 n.y.
friends But Tumbledown Farm beng @N
d mystery to the whole village, and Hl'
Il knowing whence the Harlwares came,
. how they managed to live, Willie felt aiFS
. to mention his sweetheart's name openly
he dallied with Nancy, loved VANITY ap'
l. spoke not a word to anybody, except W
After their parting at the brook ten a..
10 elapsed without his seeing her again. h'sa
ing after evening he paced the same 1.1
watching eagerly at every turn for tue nuS
of Vanity's white dress, but all ID ''I
Meanwhile, by every honorable lneals' -,
=, tried to learn something about her anu !
r. father, but when the information De Pr" ~
Is up was put together with that when = ~
y learned myself elsewhere, we rena,neut . ;"
/. all practical purposes, as much IN u. ~ M,
Is as ever. Now, with what can cnal'''
Ne better than big note of heterogeneous
y CHAPTER VIII.
u FROM wrHpINC; re, LAUGHTER