Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

the sentiment hh IA
expressed being tareag the
all-that she shot aay d led IN fS
If she couldn't u "a sut whei 800
talk It over.
'Duz't talk I'd, 4 9ut. that girlp' s.ol
claimed Miss 81 i rSlas With dee
feeling. There Ter was = uta Sat ii
took so much fact to ct as Tie ANTS
ger"
''And &c ljht have hinl De
pend upon 1t, t more in that than
meets the eye. 4 leep," said Mis- Ichs
bod.
'Nhat do yot tx Mis- Noses ,lregt
whispered to me d. tin'P" said Mis- hosA
Blodgett. 'She slamely sells the plct,
ures she paints fr ney-sends en- Of to
the city. And, hes! supporting her Ind
Kentury, she's a-gdo pay oil the mOyi
gage on the FARM
Il haln't never sorry that was
brought up to wP said Mis- lchaboG.
''Vanity and folly d prosper for season,
but we all know vi the downward path
ends, If Pamely ME hadn't been sent
away to that acadsshe might have been
as likely and we!haved as any girl in
Brimblecom-if sl,s ant any faculty.
And with these rFks Mis- Ichabol with
drew herself from council.
On the even tend her way we Mt PANE
In working carly late with her brush,
and before Iono mort found its way to
RrtmbIecom that was considered a re
msrkhla artist srsme things were evident
n RrimhIecon set. the mortgage was be-
ing paid of, the ps were III d pIosp1an' :,
| conditio, ana oKeturah was renewing
her youth.
| prirobIocor, bo. m be proud Of Pamela
T. almost forgot 4 II had ever been afraid
sba would hacor, snauper. Nobody seemed
70 -or,or,bor +hshe had been thought t.
/ H. ava M facuItv-body but the committee
| Ono or two ners were actually heard t
az that II waa " she Wouldn't marry MIR
! ;tocl1rf7ga hutrbaps she had right t
,ool, bicber than est OF the Brimblecor
rir. sTls, feb, siga7s shook her hea
~ az.-.ta-lot,s IT'D. r hen Pamela wa
Tfuf oned, aaJs i.& grizzly ''Them ,a5
Fros Iobgest wiz 1ostn
One day triumph &c to sis Lchabod.
The committee ire in t'e postoflce--Niia
Tchabod and Mis- bsea BlodgeLt a6re Otter
SO kind as to assisMls' Nancy Perkins i'll
sorting the mail-hen in came Mrs. Deac'
Simmons, who wafat and scant Of breath
and in such sta of excitement that th
committee had, s and seyerally, to Eau he
vigorously before er news could be extrac
ed.
Don't you thi6 as true as Pm llyi'
woman and not a orpse, as l might ezpet
TO be, hearin' suclupsettin' things and b.
ryin' So"
go on, 90 on don't lose your breath
cried the committee, in chorus, tanning VI
orously. "We'L ieyer breathe 1t to a SOU
"Oh, It's all over Brimblecom. That gCoo
for-nothing cretlr Ben SeaVerns, has con
back, without hardly so much as cost
his back, aud tie rheumatic fever. Been ca
away on desert island, and eat up pY ca!
nerbals 'm9st-whlch nobody can't 81
WANT exactly like hn-snd nothing by
skin and bones, aud the doctor says mo-
likely won't never be good for anythlt
again, not to mention that he never was Al
Pamely's took him in. and she and ketury
a-nussin' him up And that isn't the w0l
of it; the minister went up and married '-''
She's took that good-for-nothin' 2retur
take care Of for life-her that mtEht e II
the minister"
They never got me to believe that sue ha
,rr, Fan1tv ,, ,oi3 Ms, ichabOd -SOVh
Sa0,et. u Nail and Froftss.