Ellsworth American., 1888-11-15

the butchers to hear Bryan inquire about
stock and to see how she opened her eyes
when she learned how little they knew
| about her hobby and the busincss-like way
She requested to be put in communication
with the proper means Of obtaining know
ledge Gertrude, she declared. would have
a very easy time compared with her.
Gertrude remembered the saying often
with little sigh At the beginning of her
| course She met with SCrupnlous p"liteneS>
| that was rather embarrassing; in fact It
would have been much better If they would
! treat her exactly as they would treat each
/ other When She looked back over that
/ year and remembered the other trial, the
! insults giheS and parodics she had been
! forced to endure. She felt that il was a
| wear whose unwrttcn record attestcd ful
| ly As much to her A. the diploma which
/ was awarded in a crowded hall. She did
not Immediately Join her family. Prof
/ Dalkrk had become q staunCh friend Of
! hers and interested himself in Recommend
] in. her to a gentleman, who, after the
first start of surprise, had prejudice over
come by proficiency. But she grew tired
/ Of this. and resolved to 20 to the west
with an expedition which was to start in
I few months There would be- much hard
{
which would bring recognition 20 it~ per
I formers. and that was much.
Come 10 Us. Gertrude, wrote her moth
cr on the very day She received her APP
pointment the worst has come to father,
and he would like to have you here.
WHY Gertrude. exclaimed Bryan, ho
had come to the station for her, after she
had huggcd her "A half dozen times. ~
never imagined YOU would have such a
very grown-up look.
of course have to look a sedatc and
experienced a. possible To have one be-
ic,c me capable Of estimating the dis
tanrr between two lines But you Bryan.
/ mercy. what >cif-poi>ed person you are :
But father Bryan?'
Ut came without pain. He had =" grown
to endure the thought that 1t dld not seem
half 50 hai 10 him when i really came
He was ycry anxious to have YOU come.
Gertrude think he doesn't quite favor
your joining that expedition
And yourself, Bryan:
Well when We came out here and saw
such an everlasting rNpan-r # laid With
ou. solitary house within miles, We were
, rather discouraged We had purchased
one II those houses from ihr company
that sends them all ready tu put up If you
have III, nails When 1t WAS W, however,
a,'I mamma ,nJ / b,.I ,t,n. .,cr,thjny to
r,,l,.,tl,nl L,,p., VIII ran.t ,b5pk hnv
,,,.,l f.tt IN L,yr.,,ffb IL Then mana f:1
.,,r,.,ira VIZ ,o,,.at ,nary farmer. and
,L., w. b,,, r,,,r,. about faruiu,,
I-yrrythtn,. ,,,.. MANNED thrn.,. my little
.,..l ,,r,l.Ih, .Il ,,rn,y,rs of
,.,ur,,, rna,,.tly II hay, bc.uu on a
small ~cal, but mean tn hr one NJ lhc
Irr..,.,i .,.,,,,,.r- in .r,xa, WV ltkr th,
nn.Ine.. fu, .rI, r,u,i bear The Thought
of l,rr,j,r,, ,l,,. ,,o,r creatures Th,p ~,
jal an. hnr,Ir,,I arr,. ,bat III nu, In
,i,,,,,.., rL,,.. h,,,n.f.,n hriuy 4 fortune.
h, H. ,li.tsnt han na,. UT E.,pc Hun
rr.,,t =. .,r,,, i,,, ,ilt,,,r,n- bh ~ ar..
all hu.v L,.,.s
>ta t,n,h.,l ,t,, h,r I,q,r nf Mexican p,-
,i,., ana tb,, hai,ud,.l oyrr the road
..r.,a r,,,i,. mi. r,rf said BRYAN.
,LipL .hi. i drIt.,l,tfgl ~aid t,rr-
,rnl.. wet dread T., ~,.,. father
..I.p ytfl ma, ,yh.u ynu have hear,
him, returned Kryan
/, was ipI,.. .nm-ihin., miraculous
h., J,,hp ~,l,,,r h,r,. ui> at,liction Tu,.
h.,t,.r r,.i.,.1i.,u t,irh Which W. had accent
,.l ,l,. deere. l,,l ,,t, succeeded ',y a RS
i,natjon ,ti,h Ipu>t bay, br,n Hrayrn.
iu,pir,,l ,u,I t;,rtru,l,. frIt.a. though >lc
h,, h,.,I, ,iuuin., in her erwin. out against
th,. ,.rrj,,fi.n aft.r .h.. b,I listened II
hts r,j,u sn..rb Hon mn,h the know
l..,t,e,hs, ii. d,.,r ans ,t,ho,i,rh strug.