Daily Republican., 1888-11-22

rosesf" abe went on eagerly. sT am
% foud Of them, and You have some
lovely ones here. Those Marechal
Neils are superbl"
Il could not sell them," Rose was
beginning, bat the lady checked her.
And lcannot take them unless you
aocept some remuneration, I" she cried.
my dear young lady, Il you were
like some women whom I know, you
would turn this place into 3 regular
florists, and make all your pocket
money--ay. and more, too. from II.
Why. the roses alone ought 70 brng q
fair income"
Quite . conversation followed, apd
the result was that Rose parted with
some OF the flowers, and accepted q
small amount Of money in return; but
she was full Of enthusiasm over the
pew idea, and 90 greatly interested in
i, that abe forgot 70 ask the lady's
name
Der mind once made up, Rose went
TO work In earnest. Il was stll early
enough IN the season TO aoeonplh b
much. With Franks help, she soon
had 3 wilderness OF bloom; a5d G neat
sign et q side gate Informed ali passers
By that MoFeiand & Co, fiorists, were
ready 10 receive orders, etc.
Before lsose scarcely realized 1t, she
was making . nice hide income--not
q fortune, TO be sure, but enough with
which 10 send Frank to school, while
she hired 40 sssisaAnt in his place, ana
10 furnish her father many deiicacies.
And, perhaps, no customer was ~
peompi and sure Is DR.. Alan Forrest,
who rode By every morning and stop
ped a tho white gate ioI his Asiiy sep
! ply Of roses 6nd TiOiels.
II came 81 last, the knowledge that
abe kad learned 10 love ths young
physician. But she kep4 her secret
vel, and no one suspected It.
81 shall want q large qusniity Of
aartehal Neils to-day, Miss Rose" he
announced one lovely morning az he
pesped over the white gate. "Piease
have them sent 10 my hotel They
are for Mrs. Forrest and che loyes
MArechal Neiis better than ali other
rnses."
Ard thea be vas ne, Ard Ros. vas
aloae, with = dUii. dTrAFy ache Ia her
HeAIt
"ars Pcrrtsa,"
OF course. Hoz stapad she had been,
to be sure. He had been married all Il Z
;iaas, but abe had Somehow, never sas
pect-d II
lAh, we'll, Eebody shan ever know
nay sserut,H she "a derfdediy: AEnd
vii carry the roses up % the botel ny
self ls viii do NE good n SEE his wife,
for the truth vii strAngle this foo ish
dIeam Of mine 81 once
upt0the big hotel abe Went-stepDed
il 70 the once and glanced a. the Ios=i
rsEtstsr-thouEb sle hardly knsw why
Al there IL was, In DR. For est's han
(Ehs had learned 70 keoW HE eh.Ozrz
phy) upon the hotel Ieyister-''Mrs 4
Forrest"
r e 81 her teeth sharply Together.
and tuFninE 10 the era, asked 10 be
shown TO Mn FORESTS non Once
here, tiny figurs al IN Whits nus Z
and blue ribbons started mp 20 re I've
her, and Roe EaW before her he LAZY
whose soggettios had resulted il hsT Oaa
GIteIn 4 a. aoTicultu1e
Il am - glad 10 see you, Mes More
land said The lady. 'tAud 60 you fob
lO~rd ny Advi e (Alzn told ne al about
~ and are making fortune / would
have called TO Sc you, but ! olly came
lEat night, you knoW "
And Wkns Rose stood, pale a. marble
-her heart baatinE - wildly that she Vas
afraid that Mns- Forrest mizht hear it,
the cO0r opened and tie doctor a9-
peaFed.
II am very glad to zee you, Ms
Rosei" Re exc simed. 50 y1a are max
Ing friends with : volatile l.t,le sster-
in-law here Grace, who're f. mother. ]
want 10 ,ntEoiucs Nlss Aoreizn1 -
And il turned ous thag Grace Vas ne
wife Of Alas only brother, A!ds1 Foz-
FeSt, and she had cone With the el5er
Ms. Forrest On Two ocr4tioes 70 Ii4Iz
Alan. siuiEg a. Roseis s-d= hat sF-t-
ing ing the pretty FAr1eu u Tie Nero
lanas', AlA1 aud Rose diseased b. e.
uAtioa ard every thing vas eE y as1td
"R se-5eaF Rn-ef' tri6d she yourE
physician. eagerly; If ~ Do 10. haze
ne 90 sery mush (you rsEsahrr ~ =
yoa said lOng Sgo?), viii goa ny Z iss
aifein
And Rose, biasbing like hsF coral
/ EADeszke- WhkpeIe5 % tly, 'fYts, ''Tails
she declared most asrsznoQslF ia2E So
! bad EeTer hated hin n ali