Telegram-herald., 1889-08-31
THAT MOIHER-lN-LAW.
Now she Came 20 Be Apprec,-
atsd az Her True Worth


atsd a. Hsr True Worth
~C,ns tAiax pra resolved upon. SAID Kasa 1
Ritsr % asr sisasr TN gong ~ DC MS
srs.s In ~ own hoase. went DC ridden /
sger IS = dreadful motAsr-in-ltV
-st-k - rnas, KATE. 4Gc y01 4 os happy" !
sd POSE.
Rsss bad seea married two years. Kate
Sso weeks. Rose. husband was young
LAWYER, wh0 lived In = thriving town, aud
r. 20 relatives that be cared any thing
s1ouA or ovou seemed % desire - $50
asa4a Hsary Rider. Kats's husband, Was
Young physician wto rad shrugged into
t,r.tica "a "a ouf-of way village, where
hs had hved al - .ue with an od-fAsh-
s.,aed mother. " whom - vas extremely
Attaeasd. aat two plump. good-huUOred
sists-s. who, n neither accomDlshed nor
stri.s.. we're The beat xir.s IL the world.
Kate ras 5oard.a x 80 aool gtrl, with al
rn4anrr & acconr. .slrlsnts, snd a natural
asntnfs lar sac latsst fashions. She had a
Isft. income gf aer own, and was consLc-
cred a beauty By very many people, and
V.arv Rider rad yielded - her fascina-
r.ln.. cocr.ed her = u0n5h, been engaged
rr-o. aaa married al the end OF a three
uaontAs' accla.at-ace. lie was very much
A. .ove.
a. Cor KATE, q. was her FIRST offer; and
henry vas very handsome- 70 be doc
ror's wife was wen enough: though, had
sh4 inquired more closely into his income,
sAs night havc hcsi.ated about giving 80
r-ssy = .-yes Bur since hor marriage shs
had heard 20 much about mother" and
lane and Fannle that, alarmed a. the pros
poet vshich seemed 20 spread Itself before
her. she had put ths question plump;
Shah you expect me 70 1--we with your
peoeler Ard received the snswer:
Il thought you knew We always lived to
gether."
ssYou were putting up a. a hotel when
met You sad Eate I'm sure l never
thought Of such = tang
Aad Immediately resolving that she would
alter these domestic arrangements, sne
took counsel WITH her sister, and the result
-vas he declaration above recorded-"I in
So - b. mistress Ia uY own honse"
wlth these words on her bps she sought
her hus5and's presence
You zee. Henry. s1e said, with smile,
ssyouuz ladies and old ladies' don't Ike the
came thinxs. Our ways OF managing would
he airerens, and we'd snarrel, andi really
A. more than you can expect tha. | should
manage Tor 50 many a. first; and l won't
he managed for
But you don's want mo % turn nv moth
er an sisters out OF ny house," asked the
doctor.
of course not-culy re can live some
where slss.' sa.a thc girl-wife-
But walt unsl you've seen them" said
she husband They are the best Of peO-
Sle"
oh. no Doubt Ones own relatives a.
vvavs are. sad The wife. But one family
h enough FOR one house, and I shall stay
VIII sister until have hor.s = ~ otCr -
with which words sac left him, conscious
OF having shown The proper spiri.' In time
The doctor sss VITA his head upon bis
hands FOR n long while. He had foreseen
nothing IKE tsis. and was unprspsred for
action However ~ was still very much
A love. aad ne could not bu, feel that many
wives night have felt as Kate did. and that
n also miVht have objected - read y made
fsn1y.
than - dwell tcrstnsr Ia STRIFE ne said
rna sfter one more conversation with his
VIE ho wrote % his mother 70 engage board
for himself and his BRIDE within a short
distance Of his own home. adding only
Kate thinks $40 would ike boarding best "
To This shortly came an answer:
.-Yoa asvs kept shs truth from 1s. n k:nf
se.s sauf ne Cd lady Il zns~ how IL "a
Saar rifs ori-cts - rother-iE-iav. buk mJ
soa. your practice would - injured By "a
snovaf. Faur crlnt1-t destroyed oV ocTnaina
r,s~~s.d l.4s u a boArii x-hc1ss. ras Eiris sng
rrvs-st " b dnd ncT sor-s. ba7c enough
tnaak Hsavsn for al three. and arr not z
sas east Offended Fan1ie and Jace ar
Eru--sr rhaa L ans vou uIst aot blame thcE
a. shey sre fl1sren1"
Indeed. huxor, Jaae cane - Ia citT tns
wrr- sav. aaa Ia the excess q her indizua
Ean hsaVed r7proarhes on her brother. ang
svosa of ia wife "a nasty stucS-up 10
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