Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04

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1Fasrsu Be nosalnz Hxs u Il H4tchia-
VIE sae sad % oeFssif, Vita : tlFl-l ~
prldc. 4a1 Ger 1aS-ss als@a Hi-te 1--lorea
Iiaa ass.a-ninl birds aaloax tae srlnmil<ss
touehiDs hers q n8ssr 4ad there = i0op
she N.s zoiaz - II 4EcninFiie the aekt
~<ek f1r las arst time since Ter marriage,
a. spei.d . fss Gsgs vita her Eothers @ila
t8s o1naat bad 0een selected from nias' Ia
Cr.ade's 1lsst inport4lisas Win 'l1 /" =
d4zzilz aer rlIrsl fEIeuas.
IL saly aoPs nothing VII happen - q ce-
fDTs <st A.sre. Wa 1@r thought, "a sls
t1raod a. l4sg from tne mirror.
she sven asnisd hsrse.f the ple4sars of
wearing IL " church me next day. fsarln
2s1Oser, Tor the skies we're lowering. Io
f41e her cssy acqlaia taacss f0r cue more
euad4Y IA tho oCnnet that sls had already
wora . whole ssasoa repaired far less
streasth - lalad ta4a " sA<s her seat Ia
tEe @1L.s h4yehlI.gi-ls eaarcA conscious that
her boznsG. robbed u is pristine. freshness,
VIZ being poGneed apon hY every eye IN
the e0ugr~ CATION 31g sue could uot resist
putting IL "a % let Jack see LCw 0e
hked a.
it, pretty wsa ap Ia the world, SAID
sa0k. yis1l critically, VITA hls hands
behind hin "but hat seens % DC the
f.snioa la head gear nowadays. And
really, On your head, zy dear, II looks re-
usrkably ~s4"
Mrs Prindte pf-eaed for q momen, be
fare ths glass. she @as aln0ss tempted -
wsar II, after az, eut a warning pLash OF
shs window kspG her fron yielding.
II won't risz It, she said, and patting
ths oo4n- back "a tn hest, she stood on
,iptoe aud pesasG The ba1dbox In place On
the spper shelf u the wardrobe.
Hgtehiayti.s was q uight's iocrney By
boat, and, ne next day proving stormy,
Ars- Prfndlo, n terror OF sea sickness, ,dscld-
ed ~ defer her trip; but wish The wan Al Of
sns afternoon Tho wt1d sutdenly shifted, The
clouds parted sai tue saa burst forth Ike a
monarch newly csownsd- II 1t was goias
% Do fair niy h. 70 would Dc too bad 70 dis
appoint her mother. who shs knew would
D. looking for her the asxt morning. and,
ordering a carr iase .s shs Last moment, she
hastily gathered Up her baggage and DO
parted
she was a methOdicai little woman, and
even for the snsst sine that she was 70 oc-
eupy her state-roon she wanted "a place
for every thiag aud every thing in its
place" bat on boarding the boat she met
a. inValid triend who detained her for hali
al hour or more u The ladies' cabin, and be
fore she coud arrange her oolon g1ngs in
her stato-r rO0a the esprsciO1s wind bad
vcered again. she stood for = moment az
the wiaeow trying 20 persuade herself that
there was no Cause for Eacasiuess, but the
rain WAS already driving against the deck,
aud the Increasing roughness soon com
PEELED her % taSs refuge in her berth.
To all those on board who were Predis-
posed 20 sea-slclxaess u was night OF woe,
and when the ncxt morning Mrs. Prindle
took the stage FOR Hutchiuville, the little
VILLAGE Ooiax ABOUT three miles inland, she
was too exhausted 20 give thought to her
bar-as-, even The precious bonnet had for
the moment DR. tied ont OF mind, and II was
Rot uatl sn- ahgAted az her mothers door
az ths discovery was made that the band
box wss missing.
With hasty greetings and equally hasty
directions a. 20 where 20 find the box, her
brother Tom vas dispatched on horseback
o. the boat, an1 In a disturbed state OF ten
per and serves Mrs. Prindle seated herseli
II the breakfast-table.
II wouldn't worry about IL, Phsbe," said
her mother; 'it'u be all right IL you left
it Ia your state roonl."
But Tom shortly came galloping back
with the information that ths stste-roOu
had Dcen searched IN vain; not box Of any
klnd was 10 BE- found.
Then that maid must have taken it,
Mrs. Priedlc declared "Sae had 70 e
runmaging among my things last IA ght for
riy bottle of salts, aud dare say the band
box took her eye
More likely IL slipped overheard wher
thev were brln ring yUur trans as lOre.f r.,