Telegram-herald., 1889-06-05


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"a asost managing as<, | s10uid have fs-s
iapressss1 As Il Was. l weakly ooleSSca
my dear, / don'L kas1 shsrs ~ Lhs
world 1Oa-d get the z1sa~y - t1y a lsrssr
AID DstLsr house any h<4se 4t a., Ia f@cI +"
Yea oould ssli tA-s," sne rspllel, E0LA-
lag asantsc
"b1t Il real estate Is . drug On The
market, 10 not vsas ~ sell l rstorfed,
tni1Alng cunllagly T. tuFg her own .s@poa
upon herself
There are tsose shares Of stock. then "
Bat that stocz Is gsiug up daily, II I
wal sK months. can get dOabls what II
~osld bring u0s ~ held s, snd draw bsg
interest GA my Investment
81 " en. what else are yog gong % dos
Hoa sad yourself that Ne must have .
larger and better house"
rhereupoa mentally ba.fe = regretful
farewell u ths stock aud tas money which
bad expected 20 make by holdiHg L NJ
Nlfe occupied her leisure time for the next
three Wcehs la hooking for a residence
which should D. in al respects suit4tre for
the furniture we were gong % buy What
she would desire next could lot guess,
unless she should become thoroughly dis
satisfied with me.
At the end OF the period mentioned
came home one evening % md her In tears
Aunt Jane dead, she sobDed: "the
poor Ola lady died this morning. / have
just come from her house"
A Aunt Jaue had been az the point OF
death for the past six months, was hardly
surprised 20 hear this bit Of news did
my best u comfort my wife, however, and
comportcd myself likc a dutifal nephew IL
law a. the mOurnful ceremonies following
the death
When returned hone the day after the
funeral, NY wife met M at tie door, her
face fl1sheai, her eyes blazing
What do you suppose that old crank has
done f she demanded.
What old crank,' inquired, wondering
"
.Why, Aunt Jane, OF course"
"Im sure l don't know" l returned,
mildly, "but you should remember. my
dear, that
'-Oh. l know she's dead. She wouldn't
give her things away under any other cir
cumstances. She's left me hundred
dollars in cash, and that dear Old silver TO
my second cousin, John Scott He'll sell II,
aud spend every cent on liquor and cigars
and horses. know he will.'
Then the blaze in Der eyes was quenched
by food Of tears. Idid ny best 10 soothe
her, but my efforts were useless. Iassured
her that If her cousin sold the silver, we
would buyit.
Il dou't want IT." she declared; II won't
have it"-yery yehemently- ''and | won't
get a single new thtag in the house, or q
new dress, or that soalslin or any thing
I'll Just stay here with things as they are,
aud John Scott can keep his silver, and you
can keep your building association money
and stock, too. SO there, now"
After that, did not try 10 assuage her
grief; was afraid that consolation might
be costly Miriam X. Davis, IN Good House
keeping.