Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10

60 peaceablyr ~ yor
s atore working Of the spectral laws
NOT gof But say YOU shalt Tber.
80 eunaFd steamer 10 saii from Boston n,
alter tomorrow; IL you mount uprx
s''.s ,e farmers wagon you can 20 to PIyn,
~, ana there take tho train for Boston
10 noush tne steamers are very full this sum
"a neren be room for you; perhaps you'll
aug an Alden therei give W.. tust tbrss
ays grnce. IL you do NOT ~ home volnn.
.aihy 1 VIII compel you {. Lave Ali. Won,
.neeri You think It's = weak woman.
s",ea.' or Rufus, when you dwelt In tb,s
',y priests were below par: In fact
1ouot tnere was even ole In this most Pr.
Ii'ih % commemorative Now, however. III.
pe".oium OF time Las trayersed its arc .nd
,eaenea tne other extreme. II you sop.ar
nere even once next week will have Won
eA'rcisedl All, that startles you! Yes. know
yeuhg man, erthu iastic In all medieval lore
VINO mad Just entered holy orders: NOTHING
wiz more delight him than to come bers
'aaeh with all legendary leo. and at the
'Nfnin hour OF midnight, ritz bell book ard
eand,e' LIE VIII not only CT 70 you and Law
YOU out summon up the shade OF your dead.
ie.t 100 and send him after YOUR
AT that Instant, to my vocation. . ti,v
u hayiisht SHOT up in the east. and every
fooSter on the place began TO crow his lou,Iesi
VI course the ghost disappeared.
While we were taking cur breakfast ,b..
'ext morning, told Maria NIL about nav in.
ierview with Sir Rufus: her opiuion Of Il ,
'iave already told YOU.
never saw Sur Rufus again. and r,erb.,s
would have forgotten all about my ,dve,,.
ure had not my favorte nephew. Snraoue
rerlberton, been so riiiculously in love viii
title Olive Thayer. 1t seems TINT mn N tho
line lie went 70 Scotland that summer olivs
iia'! been half engaged to him watt, d..
approval Of her father. who. leiug ~ ,,.e
navy, was not easily consulted Before Can,
mayer reached home Oiivn had written IN
3p' aeuo .nat on no account could she again
a :. any intercourse with him; that, having
in"'ered MS true character, she was glad
VA her eyes were opened before marriage
i''stead OF after
VI course sprague came at once TO us with
'iS sorrow; to Ibis Aunt Maria because sue
was sentimental and could sympathiz.; to
uie' because am level headed and aIway IS
rehiy 70 give sound, practical advice. lie
arrived IN the morning; at night, just as the
" cai'ed line storm" had risen in all its
Jury, who should drive up to our doors but
MIS- Ihnyer who was an old schoolniats of
lnine) and Olivel Neither party could beat
af Instant retreat, not only because Of the
storni, but because there was literally no
place to go TO-
90 the two young people glowered at one
another Ike two Kilkenny cats, while we
cider ones made lame attempts to he witty
aud entertaining. At last Maria had a
happy thought
Oh, SpragueT she exclaimed, Ibave such
joke at the expense Of your Aunt Eus.ssia,
But 1rst must read you all extract from a
letter which l received today from your
'ous'n Lucy; you know Sue is visiting friends
n England: she says: oh, auntie, I've seen
"a ghost-a real, sure enough ghostl and
what Is more, this summer is the first time Ia.
ever walked" in Lounsberry abbey. No
one knows who he is or what he wants. ans,
all the family-all who have seen him. tina
is-are much excited over his appearai,cs
de Is tall, fine looking man, dressed in til.
'ostume under | don't know what reign: h
wears sword and ca ries his hat under hi
left arm, one OF the finger is gone from hi
ii ght hand, and he has long sword cut o,
his right cheek. He'r-
why, that is my ghostl" cried Sprayu..
just as l exclaimed, This ghost of 81
Rufusl-
The Thayers looked up in surprise
Il say, auntie, read it again.
And at Sprague's bidding, Maria re-read
he description.
'Tnars him' said Sprague, positively.
Do you know that old buffer went over To
England in the steamer with mel Dom,
laugh Il assure him wasn't iaughinc), .lor
| saw him as plainly as do YOU Claude
Merrill bunFed in with me for two nights,
nut he didn't see him. and he limited that i.
vas q case OF Snakes that hal been drink
ing too bard, and he left me and went in with
another chap; but swear hadn't stooi
lie Old gentleman's company for three nights,
and then Got some NOR. hine from fellow
Oh board, and slept after that
A movement on Olives part made me
lance at her; her pretty cheeks were
flushed, her eyes sparkled, her rosy lips were
parted with a smile l saw through the
whole thing at once; some one had told Mrs.
rhayer that my boy was a drunkard and al
opium eaterl
"Your grandmother, also Lucy's, was an
Alden, and that is why he went into your
,tateroon, Sprague," said 1. Il told him t.
30 home; when did you sallf
why, Eustasa," exclaimed Maria, sdo you
not remeinberi 1t was the Thursday after
we came Into this house on a Monday
$50 it was. Sir Rufus had tbe audacity to
appear to me here, and l told him to AXE tbs
next Cunarder for England, for il he didn't
I'd get Harold Powers to come here and ex-
orcise him. Isuggested that there might lie
one OF his relations on the steamer, Tut |
never thought Of you, Sprague. Well, | am
glad lie is lack in Lounaberry Abbey, where
ne belonCsl Now, Maria, maybe you will
admit that did not have nightmare on that
said |.
Tie wind roared down the wide throated
,himuey, moaned under the doors, rattleI tn
oose windows; tie rain dashed and beat on
every side; but it disturbed US not one whit
Sprasue and deta ed. to highly interested
[, never addressed more attentive
audencc), our interviews with and impres-
'ioiis Of the late, very late, Sir Rufus Launs- |
Berry Just before we rose TO retire, Mrs
hayer said, gracefully:
"Therc ore indeed more things in heaven
md earth than we may do ausht but dream |
If. l allowed myself and my daughter to %
,eadily preiudiced against you, Sprague, and !!
beg Tat you will accept my apology
"No. another word, dear madam! cried lie, |
eiz.ng her proTerei hand most joyfully.
How could you possibly know that my aunt
-ustasia hal sent all old ghost to escort MT
afey to England,"-Thomas E. Wadleigh i'll |
Frank LeslI.'s.
Physicians say that drinking large qua1-
tiles of water will produce fat II this Is
lue why are fish 50 bonyi
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