Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-15


Aaswer 4 c4u gIye yau upaountea refer
enos - = rs ss.@rAeter before sne sa-r-
rage"
.sC,ne question. ~ abe sad. erseelys n have
seen what . lese 81 sliI1olsnss can a. u
ha1ae whether il b. ri'h o. peor, sno 4 hsye
viewed ssefedly ueyer to taarry nan who
ineGleea ia taezl, even al the iaaAt degree"
SIZE looked ~ his4 luterraF stivey
Have no fe@fs ~ ta4t rospeat he re-
piied. earnestly Il despise any thing II
lie sorl - much e. $50 can 81, and honor
s.u sae nlare Ter soar fcsalTe IN regard -
/ IL never use liquor iu aey forIa -
Size ralseo her syas AID loa4e1 IL his tSoe
Iona auo se4rohIag'y II. sAe, 49, E@a = fac
Glty for reading faces, "a rather her ~
sisacls read Tor her. aaa rarely betrayed
her shS saw ia fhis case ~ honest maAii-
ness ia the face before Der which insrars,a
her with condolences, and eosng % lin sns
stretched out ier hands, saying, with .
fearful smile Al f@lconer, II yoa are wlli-
i1g % sbsae the consequences a tina Eps-
palslse at. ! VIII accept your offer, ana
earnestly strive not - dlssgpoini Non
lie rass. AID tasilg Ter hands IA his. said
quietly II shall be the study q my life "a
caaviuee you that your Informal choice Is =
wise ana happy one / leave tie city 10
snorf.a.y sfs Isl Shall Ne "a tie ceremony
/ 81 one. ia this raami'
As sou please. replied Isabel; she was
! yet too bewldssoa - give attention 10 as-
halls
/ Very wei. ! wi CAL ia the morning a.
nlue AID asa Nine Arnol for Permission 10
Use her roouA
Isabel Grant do for pity's sake, tel us
what Harvey Falconer could wish 10 zee
goa for erred Nine. ArEot, who was N the
work room when lsaDel entered II at last
wiki a preoocapied. fsr-aw4y iooA IA her
eyes.
We are dying % know 20 sad Jennie
Dewey. has re Fose into the miiiihsfy
business and offered VOC position a. s2ies-
woman TIE idea of Isabel ana bonnets
seemed iusepAfable.
Re has offered ms q position" replied
Isabel. oreamiiy. mot - q saleswoElans
but a. La nlfc"
His uifs ~ almost screamed Mme Arnst.
Ia her surprise; Harvey falooner. ths
nsslhonairt; nonsense, glrl, you're joking
The rii onaae"' IL was lsADois turn
now IL he surprised sAe bad thought little
q his positicn IA HE. AND bad supposed him
10 be comfortable trsdesnaE. OF, % come
nearer the truth, sic lad had no definite
thoughts on tie subject except - Lis words.
/ 49, 49, it'~'Arf e-tt = - =
comfortable abundance. ana she saAk int
q chair trembling I'm not joking" she
SAID family, bat LID 20 laca be was a
usn CT such wealth when 1 accepted him .
There VIII be q fro hummine ancDs us
| srist0crallc friends " hcn they hear hc has
married shop glrf, said Mlne- Arnot,
scornf1liys ehe Lad married . canal driver
In her days of poverty, lD lieu 81 better
offer, and through 81 her years 81 prosper
ity he had remained The same, l0w, vulgar
an6 ilL.crate a creature 70 be KEEP; out %
sight % her present circle 81 friends. 90 FAR
as possible. and IL CALLED her and nliod her
with wrath and jealousy That girl. hitherto
| dependent upon Der for her daily bread.
should by one stroke ~ fortune rise 50 high
above her In the socis4 scale which che
would occupy a. Harvey Fslooners wife
"But there's no dsnceri Be's fooling you.
girl Ell neuer marry you"
time VIII tel. was lsabel's quiet reply.
IL seemed 20 her Row, ia tho family stznos-
pherc Of the work room, that u was al q
dream. and that Ire ArDoi's oisdainfUl
words were only TOO reasonable, bat, - sbc
had said. time would tel. and . very short
time, for Mr. Falconcr's last words had bcens
Expect re II nine tomorrow
IN case 81 such ga absarcliy occurring, I
Will give YOU Just one year 70 get behind
my counter. 40 good results could possibly
come from slca a strange alliance" aud
Nine Arnot founcod out Of the room far
from gracefully, als tbs glrls were left
alone.
The spltoful cd cstfn said Jennie Dewey.
Indignantly; .4to no wonder she cnvles You.
isabel. IL comparing ~. Faiconor with hor-
- john Arnot: bit Co tei. rs al about it."
~ IT, oHfisNft.