The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-11
SOMERSET PA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL. 1888


and it xould jasa be an ordinary business
ir4ns4csien- Why, BerL yoaire 70; zns-
tv2-
Il shall be II you ever repeat yezr on
er- You cn1ld never respect me- and ]
should de=gsse myself If accepted n !
shan manage sery well 6ut l could nOs
take anything from ycu-
~0h, forgive me- she crieL -Yo1
know meant Il only IN kininess You
refase ne % cartfy tlazs have not The
cozrzse to make Anosher sleesnpt Al any
time Only ihink Anstiee xOasd have
bern kinder"
-Nox ] have offended yea he said,
taking Aer aznd IN his. You are my
dear Trend. and If friendsl.sp Is 10 coz
time tbere muss be no seelizg Of otiig4-
fson s-n eisAer side Can yea not sr'is,
ne to sisssi> y hat : tsSz q
-Bs-t At ieast tel me your plans, and Go
not lei me be sgnor4nt Of your welfare
1when they are fully n4zturesi- you
shall knos ny plans l shail oen1e and
Sc you sometimes, i,5sresns1ater, shall
have 10 so-k hard. and eAEHot devote
lnnch fis.se to visiting. Fer the present,
soed-by. saa don't ~ sscsety us2ke sou
fgrsei CID times completely
And then ~s.h lzsz rsesS1re Of her
hands he was -ons, ancoacionsly taking
Z a. -
The winter rasssd &zzy very slowly 70
| Jennie 8cEensie. n spite of her attempts
/ AZ gzye1y. she saw Ber1 Howard only
t~o or three times. AltboagA lie called
txlee when she wAs not AZ home She
received many long letiers from Anstice.
! who xss VERY haIspy IN Der neN hoa0e +;
and she seemed 10 think that her broth
er xas constant visitor al Mrs Nchen-
SEES house- His letters were addressed
70 a certain box. 81 she had no clue 10
his shereabcuts
One day when Mrs M-kensie WIS
leaving Mr. Sorrrossis office, she caught
. glimpse Of fsnilar sgure ahead of
/ her. She guickeaei her psoe and oTer-
took him. he iGrned 4s She spoke his
name, and shook hands cordially.
Come home with ne, Ber1, she con-
nazndei ilnr-srio1sly- ~4nt 70 have
a long talk vith yea / bad a let1er
froa A1stice sas4 before came 0uI- ard
she hints thai she may cross the ocean
z-zin soon- Come 70 luncheon and l
wiz shew II 70 you.7
Impossible = be repiies- Il an IN :
hurry 70 keep basiness engagement, %
I'm afraid must give up that pleasure
How vel you are looking. Jennie. rs q
sisht fore fair cen 10 see you boxing 50
bright
Ber. rhy have you not been 10 So
me- Do yo1r business engagements take
up al your tiuaes Tel me when you viii
c0ne-
As sooa as can promise Don't
temps De Jennie have found If hard
enough 70 keep away
She DID not speak, and sifar psuse he
said cheeriy.-
You mus remember Tn a bnsiness
man nsw-no longer buster1sy-
Then be lifted bis hzs with The cd
grace and lefi her.
That little meeting h2d done her mnch
good. tbe1eh-
BE finds Il hard % say away, and
sid ] mus not feayi him to oome, she
usur1nurea 10 berSelL vii tempt him,
and make hirne come in spite q hfnself
believe he does care for Ine, znd vii
not tell NE because he i poor snd / zln
rich- Poor fellow. how shabby be wzs /,
and vet no one could think of him other
I than a gentleman How foolish be i 70
esre for my money bat that shzll not
not separate rs, if l can once make sure
that he czres for me
Mr. Norrrx,ss had been working uznv
years without = v4czEion and the doctor
warned hiIn that II be did not give up al
business, and take his long Deele1 rsSt.
IN SIX .aonfhs be Eoald BE- IN an insane
asyiam He informed Mrs Mckensie
/ that be Hlnst give up charge Of her al
fairs. &nd asked 10 whom be should ren-
! der ap accsunt, as he wished 70 ga away
! immediately
She keid bong consolation xith him,
and the end of Il was that he sent nose
10 s5iitser1 Howard, be,gisg The favor Of
an interview At HIS Office OF btlsiness-
When Bert arrived be foand Mrs.
NcKensie there, and ne listened Il 81
esos while Mr. NoEcrgsss explained tlsf
he could 10 lo1Ser arrange the lzdy's
business for her, and thai 2t her Tegasz
BE asked Mr. Ho~z-l 70 aei zs 3 stew
ard and general manager of her proper
X
You zre both very kind 10 make ne
this offer be replied. but II seems 10
ne Irarfising lawyer would be more
capable 81 doing this basiness- ! DO not
understand The. management. and xoald
probably make many costly errers.-
will explain everything 10 yoa- and
think ron are capable Of doing we'll o.
should not zdTi-e Mrs. MeKsnsie %
use yorr services said Mr.. No~russ
You looked after ye1r oxn and rour
sisters affairs. presume You would
not fni i much mo-e difScnls 70 do
this
Th4s vas different Eas the cold ~
ply Ny losses were nay own. and !
could shield aay sister from the eons-
qaeDces Of any disaster ifif seems IN
gracious. beg your parton: buf refuse
uIseoniision4lly- l am sure yogu can End
enc shc Is competent z16 better SC
snsinted with b1sinesS detzilS-
he ars-e 2s ifso leaTe, and Mrs Nc
kens1e spoke for the first time
at Is no u.s. 70 argue with hirn, I am
sure Mr. Noreros- i all trust no one
else, 50 send the papers TO me Il any
time, and then no one can b blsmed
for sgaznaering nay substance bat NY
sell
Brrs handed her 10 her carriage, and
WHEN she made room for him t-zssssse her,
he hesisAts-d bat for moment then step
ped IN and cio~ed the door. Sesiher Of
them spoke agzin until they reached
home
TELL me the truth Why did you r.
fuse Mr. Norrro~zis offer = she said pass
io.sz.ely-