Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-12

not what | seem, but | ,Iontl. "
| can prove that To YOU Ha
such credentials as | have i gs
your feet, aud Tom solemn
from his pocket his two soiled I
kerehieis, the picture Of M ~
Bessie, his copy OF Tennyson n
cigars, and the empty matsss
and also the fragment Of rhwas'
Mynameis Thomas de Ouipss y
ilton. / live and practice NV ( 4
cago, as did my father before
have wandered like a lost sE.ss
a day and night in the woods 1.
here, in consequence of an NINA
love of nature and an unwiss u
upon the red mans word"
lie handed her the copy ofT-.
son and the picture. She glas,ss
the first, saw thename MrittsT \ F.
laid 1t down; but when sIe lools,
the photograph she cried out y.
Granger" and with theinbul.;,ss.
of a girl of rs carried the pjss,s'
her lips and gave il a Kiss thatss
Tom wish himself asmaIl bitols.ss
board for "A moment
"Why this is the picture 81 l..
my old roommate al Yassa,
Won must te her Cousin Tom ol.1
I've heard her talk BY the how
gether."
"iour peuetratIol, does y0a "a
| am that same Cousin Tom
Ruth held out her hands IA
and said: ITO think that | Y
have given Bessie's cousin Ia ".
fast ON the back porch and N
servants keep an eye ON him II
c0Inicial;" and they both -
heartily, which helped sxus 4
the last trace Of Formally IA
baFrassmcnt.
When Knth's father, MF. nj
/ came home an hour later n
/ astonishsd beyond measure d
his daughter sitting on ths ~
/ reading aloud 20 a demorals1sa
ing youth. Who sat az d rnga
| distance, in nm easy chair.
Ills first thought Vas that IA
had found some one on who's b
pertinent ia IA philanthFogk u
She was probably trying tososs
seed in very poor ground, bsg n
soon disnbused ~ that Alea, II
merry laughter and chat reasAel
ears. He was not long ID making
yestigations. which were, ~ w
understand, perfectly satislatsw
Tom told his story RaEh nd
meuted Ia with nm aerouns psas
picions and SoFaha wnfehszaA
HD said: "Since am ngais
the pale 81 good soeiety hna a
uandla 81 an 'eEctc uyan
strong upon me. can tAaa |
nothing that would 20 - is
instnts me- Ia my own good g
ns IL bath
MIR. Williston escorted Al =
son room and PLACED Il ant 2 |
luuginga. including tlie scaa a
robe. AZ Toms disposal,
So the young man Who g.
hlnrkberrtes aud taiik 90 shs
porch IN the morning at, G.
and III his right mind. ~ .
ted table thntcyeuitg and ewg||
music and art and iishiHg W.
Young Indy who had isafssi q
very spoon he nte bis hFeaa - \
iic accepted SIR Willlssos. y =
ton 70 spend a isw days 40 ~
For truly" said biz ho*-
mn the most delightful t'Aa
over entertained. your gos1s
has brought MS q grvat pss
; am here myself partly from " n
the causes you hHyr slas'~
excess ~ confidence w 80
! Hut. after all, We find ias
: pleasant summer home. Z
! II had wondered. said lc'a, u
IL cams about that yousl'on
Z to live here. But my uon .si.
: hesn absorbed by gratiiuse y. \. 4
9 did. be the cause what 4 me- Z " /.
: ThcrpfolluweSi thrvsasl'giii =. I .
days filled with music and ii,t'
converse sweet" days ger, ,s.sl
hcart-sunshinc, radiant w'ih ~
. hopes, days lovC-crowned o.. Z
! otis. ~
= Tom rode away, the hlis 9 \.
: dred summers in hts heart
r little Ruthis had heard %
9 quest as graeiously ~ slf i Y 4
first. and We ARE al inglses Il
Q wedding to take place apOs'
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