Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25


young physlelan. Who lad struggled into
practice in an 0ut-of-the-way village,
where hs had lived all his life vita an
ot8-fAshioned mother, % whom hs W.s
extremely attach he'd. and Two plump, good
hamored sisters, who. II neither accom-
yished nor stylish, were the best girls IN
the world
Eats vas a boarding school girl. with
all nanaer Ot accomplishments. and =
nataral aptitude Tor the latest fashions.
She had a little income Of her own. AID
Vas considered a beauty by very many
people. and Henry RiaeF had yielded 20
her fascinztioas, cOurted her Tor a month,
been engaged two. and married a. the
end OF three months acquaintance. He
was very mucn IA love.
A. for Kate. 10 was her first offer, and
Henry was very handsome. To be doc
tors wife Was well enough though. had
che inquired more closely into MS in
come, shs might have hesitated about
giving 50 ready yea" But since her
marriage she bad heard 50 much about
mother and Jane and Fannie that.
alarmed az the prospect which seemed
70 spread Itself before her. she had put
the question plump:
~Shall you expect ne 20 live With your
peopler And received ths answer:
Il thought you knew We always lived
together.
'sYou we're putting up az hotel when
i met you said Kate. I'm sure
never thought of such a thing"
Aad I'm nediately resolving that she
would alter these domestic arrangements
she took counsel with her sister, aud the
result was the declaration aoOvo recorded
~ Intend 10 be mistress IN my own
house"
VITA these words on her lips she
sought her husbands presence.
''You see. Henry," she said with a
srnlle. young ladies' and old ladies don ?
Ike The same things. Our ways OF man
aging would bA different, and we quar-
rel and u IA really more than you can
expect that I sh0uld manage for SO many
az nrst and won't b managed for"
"Bus you don't want ne 20 turn nv
mother and sisters out OF my houseg"
asked the doctor.
'sOf course not-only We can live some
where else, said the Siri-wifs.
sBus walt until you've seen them.
said the husband. They are the best
Of people"
'oh, 40 doubt Ones own relations
siwavs ars. said the wife. But one
family Il enough for one house. and
ahAll stay with sister until have home
OF ny own - with which words 5he left
him. conscious sf having shown the
proper spirit" In time.
Tho doctor sat with hls head upon his
hand for a long while. He had for-seen
nothing Ike this. and was unprep pared
FOR action. However he vas still very
much in love, and be could not but feel
thas many wives might have felt as Kate
did. and that be might have objected TO
a readv-rnad family.
Better. after all. 20 live amlcably
apart than 20 dwell together IN strife, "
he said and after one more conversation
with his wife. he wrote 20 his mother 20
engage board for himself and his bride
within a short distance of his own home.
adding only;
~Kass saloks shs would III. boarding esss.-
To this shortly came an answer:
sYsa har. kspt ths srutA ron ne IN kirdne.z
snow how O. a. Tour VIE objects to a mother
ia-aw. but my son. yeur practise would Be In
tured ~ removal y8ur confort destroyed bJ hs-
rfnairg married hfs a bosrdi1g houss. Th-
as ana u,ys.if vii ssd a ns~ homs. Ihsv.
enough. hank H,avsn. FOR AL tarss snd
anl not IN the lesst ofsndsL Fannie snd Jans sr.
yousr.r than l. and ysu nsss act blanc tssz 4
tasT fifer-nt
Indeed. buxom Jane came - the city
that very day and Ia the excess Of her
Indignation. heaped r-proaches OF her
brother. and spoke of his wife ss nasty
stack-ap little wretch.
s'Ses her = cried Jane. with the tears
streaming down her round. dimpled
eheeka Be introduced 20 her No;
neither I nor Fannie wants % see or
meet or speak Go that woman who has
hurned our dear Old mother out 0f the
home where she "a Rursed us ali that
viper that has SCI her only son against
her I should insult her n she came
into this room. So don't bring her-
nasty, white-fscef beast r.
" "T.ensuher you ara speaking u my
wife. Jane said the doctor.
And Why nesd you have married such
q srsaturef cried Jane. How we've
worked for you and done for you. uD
late anf fowr early. 70 make home FOR
yeu But its Ike mans inzratitude.
dons want to see you again. Henry
Elder. hope I may never sea you sgaIn
"a lonr az < Eve.
~Do you mean that7" sskef re nan.
Il dor sobbed the Girl I'D rather
have seen you in your coda than have
n come to th.s. So Goodbye forever.
Tar a. I go.
Ard away went Jane 90 tel her mother
and sister thas Henry's new wife bad
ru1de Inn harder hearted thar a stone,
aad - weep bitter tears over che pack
far 81 her few posseasl0us ald her d.
psr+ur. frcra her ife-l0nz hcme
The doctor said nothing bat be Vas
very qre~e. The ho-ne-oar1ln ~ tha
bride wss not say one. TO be sure.
For beautv. fer comfort. for improve
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