Telegram-herald., 1889-11-07


- 1o1sg ll gDe hans hls acEes. tie cora
40 haF s1d aFp.es 4Ed CIDER - tle
karu. tie attic all laIsE1 tl..g we're l-s
oali-aad - bad decided tl1r L. Uas
80 rieh - oe q 5scne-oE
he lLd aoE sdoFs those beings of whom
soul1 gsasls sHeak a. -.rAs .a1.as oLhsus
- Lovely ElClan. a1d others sElll a.
~ tIulnel fosas blt he knew that n
there Eas Mrs. Partridge 10 shoala o.
naeh more comfortable. should L44s .
new posltion es q married man. ald
doa1Lless hld alnseE az tla end sf Al-s
daVs NiEn soa4s ons ~ Inherit his prop
srty. soa % 1lzs the Lro1b.s % bis
Eaads la his CID age AID a. be a seeold
DominsI farrItcge. Therefore Sir Par
tzldZe.-soie u l4C name a. the moment re-
marked. Il na1n'r ought Io be single.
ard b. gan ~ ea1 up before hls MAD
eVo q lsE n the Ulalr-ai le4ois ladies' ~
I0ekalie- There va. tls itow Bur
r0uzas, TOO taG AMI very lsLy the v dow
Greca 10 most suitable partner fOr
ul1fie-ased nan. Dut Dunno e. / could
sfaad h. sad Ar Partridge. Miss
Sp.ceE N.s stern and uan-lating, her
Eisleg Ms fr-dls. si-ly and an Cd co.
gustte. he minister ster vas cast
Eoa cignlty AMI frozen elegaDce com
bined. 1ug she would stop h-s pipe bis
ing u s.d clothes and doing as he
pleased Who was there ce-ides2
A sud1en thought came into h4s mind.
and be laughed
Why shouldn't marry for lover" 10
a. Z. under hls breath
Simon. Who had managed his Affairs
for many = day and, while supposed TO
be hired man. sss acrla. aster. sat Ia
ths hay beside Mr Partr -e. Ike an old
f.etdaw m a. lmmelso nest, and
wateaed him. He saw bra cheeks flush
a soft, wintry apple red, and heard him
lauxh = little foolish ian IN ~ hmseif.
IN ber a cooaey 1 Ano8 what yoA was
shlnxln' or Afr Partridge be- said
ON bet another you don 3, 81, said
hls master.
you was = thinkin of getting mar
riad said ST. There. now.
Il wasnt exactly responded Mr. Par
fridge 'sbut was thLnkln' Or thinkin
about lt.
Comes - the ssroe thing sir, said
s. Comes % tho same thing 1 WAS
tIrnin' q over n my mind You'd orter
heq a nice pretty wife IN your big house.
And hsv the parlor liked up. and nelo-
dom and soft-Oolfoned cheers, and a
chanv hssnp. And isse curtains. Ike hey DO
NJ - the squire and your portrait and
hern u match framed. She'd know.
Thats ou kinder = outline. And |
ehould SOFT - taks more airs when l
drove YOU 70 msetln'. It's al very we'll
L. b. keeriess, raTnp8geOus bachelors
when YOU 70 young. but when you're set
tin down there more required. You're
fftv fourth Of next NOvemb Der, and l was
fourteen when YOU Was born We'd orter
settle"
But ST. thoaghttully responded
Mr.. Partridge. Il was thinking this.
slmon. 'Out Of the fryiu' pan into the
FIRE. Suppose l was 70 set tartar.
Aflddie-agsd women get pretty cross
sometimes. Peace 10 a comfort, anyhow.
Tut to ke ordered round. and flung at,
and asked why you toa'tf aud told she
said so Ike my poor brother Ike was IN
liza wife's lifetime, amt pleasant
Don't take one o. that kind. said 81
mon. with an arr OF great experience.
- Where you'd orter go is up to the
equine >
Think so?" asked Mr. Partridge. with
the winter apple flush all over his face
this time. Think 40, Si1"
so 30 you % said Simon, looking at
his master " Rich folks IKE you can
can choose. You dress up and you look
quite presentable yet. The Partridges
amt never been called humly. Why, your
gal In tie county at seventeen
'sShs vas. too, fnterpolated Mr.. Par
fridge
- used 70 see you sneakin' srter her
I'd the lane there" said Simon, land
thought you'd make pretty pair. But
she gave you the mitten
So she aid. simon" assented Mr.. Par
fridge.
And got nicely paid FOR It." said ST.
mon. with chuckie Shes regretted
A. many a day. Her husband ran OF, and
she's housskeeper % ths squire. Yes,
she's so-rv-she's sOrry.
Think so. simon asked 8lr. Par
trltgc. turning rcd sgaIn.
'.Of eourse. sad simon. Now you
got through hayin. leave things 20 me.
and 20 Up 20 The squire's 30 spend a
Week- Youll soc 'rm all There's Bella
kinder slim and b acs eyed and Flossy.
shes pink and white. aud yeilOw-hairsd /;
and Nvra her eyes are gray, and her
hair paie brown. and some calls her
queen Ike You've got choice, and
pretty a. they are. they haven't got q
beau amongst EN- This is poor place
for young men and everybody knows
Airs Dob-ou wants 20 marry en- OF.
"Hi r. cried Nj Partridge. suddenly. In
the Voice as would have used 20 a COW
Who had broken into = corudeld- hi
si Nuet. where you goin'f
.'Eh f" calculated SIMON
ssYou mean for rae % marry one q the
sqlire lttls ga!s2'
Most suitable uafFh klow ~ for -.
Partridge family is a good one. and you r.
a rich msn.' said g. "ohoi what's a
year or tws on a mans side when hes "a
korshanded a. yoal Go over - D0bson 5.
! say. but you can take your Own course
you mostly do and you mostly re-
gres t.
with these words ths old hired man
eliVped - The ground on one side. "a his
master vanished on the other, and the
work of housing the hay commenced.
However. OF ne aext Monday Mr. Par
tridxe. dressed vith scrupglous nicety.
nd looking extremalv vel, t0os tae
train FOR the next station. and appeared
n Squire pobson With a neat portmaa-
tssu IN his hand. and Vas received with
cuen a~ns ~ host snd hostess 20 whom
81 bad vrttten % apprise them ot DIS
coming
ont n tba srhor under the big wiste-
Pa. three Young girls chung together. With
htfie chirps and twi-fers IKE So mary
frightened birf--FlcssY vith her gctden
hair. end brunette Bella
sCsn Is nar whisrorpd FlCssv
-Ssv t isn 3 tUlf, sohhsd Mvra.
nft : true snd ar swful shame sighed
Peua. .rhst man. only I've years Tounger
thar "a. has come here 90 court one ~
a.. and ma wants him CD. ia says 81
would re great thinr for one ~ -. BE-
cause te is rich Whas good would it be
- - r'ch Oh girls n it should -
ne wll Fen sare mef
'~wss a8 drown ourselves together,
IKE ne seran sisters m the halad. ~