The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-07-25

From Shop to Mansion.
Tho Romantic Story of q Dress
Makers Rise in Life.
BY MAS. F. NJ. HowARo.
IcePPe1io.L Issol
CHAPTER Iu.-CoxTlxrrp.

lNDEIFa4A--e-r 49,
CHAPTER H.-CoSIISrEp-
sPerhaps you arc right Mrs Stanford
replied. more cordially than she had yet
spoken: she loved TO be booked up 10 rs au-
thoriiy in society matters IF she IS teach
able and intelligent it may not be 50 bad,
after all. but what freak r
IfpeoPie vosj oaIy follow the Stsufcrsis
proposed example. and make the best OF
things in this vexinS whIrl OF life. what a
world Of trouble would be saved. but the
most Of Us fret and woFry, Beating our
wings against the inevitable, TO the prema-
turc Development Of crows feet and gray
hairs. Perhaps this IS 9 distinctly Amer
ican trait, and tTaceabie in some degree 10
dyspeptic PIE and other indigestIble siufs;
however, that may be, we oolid Prss'i'ably
exchange some of our excessive ability for
worrying for little Of the Gcrni;sa s:olii-
MY, or the French elasticity. and he q hap
pier and more agreeable Nation
This is your choice, then Mrs Fal
conerFl They were standing before i've
elegantly-framed pictures IN 4 popular
artists studio; one. n wonderful piece Of
colOring in the Yellowstone Park; the other
4 sunset in TIE Alps, a rare gem. the pur-
pie tips Of the mountains, the tops Of the
tall trees, and even the shrubs yvlhh
frinEei the brook in the valley tipped
with hazy PINK tint from the setting sun
which gave a beEi1ehinE effect
Isabel had Fever had the privilege Of ex
crossing her taste N the selection Of expen-
sivc pictures i,eforc. and she enjOyci the
novel experience hugely.
YES she replied, with enthusiasm II
rests my eyes TO look NJ il. and am sure
Miss Stanford VIII Ike it
Mr. Falooscr slid few words TO the art
ist, ana the picture was taken frum the
Easel and paid for.
Mr.. FaIconcr watched his wife at Nine
MorandTs with great satisfaction; she gave
her Oniers in n quiet, concise manner. and
with the air Of enc vino understood herself
perfectly, AID knew exzr;Iy what shc
wanted; in deeisied contrast 70 \ fussy
creature Of the xul=ar rsch class, who kept
one counter in 4 Torment with her conflict
ing orders.
Isabel had often wished that she might
have the opportunity Of choosing eBs cos-
tune for herself. without the necessity Of
counting the dol ars spent IN its coRstrue-
ton, and noE with the prospect Of half a
dozen before her and 10 limits as TO ex-
pense, she made out her programme II
style 10 nicely
The shoP-yrOsnzn who took her m@asurC
and orders perceived At once that her Gus
TONER was = lziy Of artistic tastes. and
waited npaa her with pleased alarri;y.
What would shethink if she knew tha. only
last week ssOod behind the counter also, >
was Isabers inward comment. and she con
triTed before she went to speak yruni Of
kindness to the woman. whose tired face
lighted Up with Pleasure IS she replied
gratefully.
Harvey FaloOner observed the little trans
ac=ioz. and SAID exuliingiyio himself a
true lady. every inch Of her; my intui-ions
have not betrayed me-
Hive you ever learned to rlde." he
said. as they were once more seated II
their csrrisge-
= Not since was child and rode bare
hack in primitive style She sr1slcl II The
recOIIcc-i0l- But think should ike il
exceedingly well. hoUeyer--
Then you hzsi better order habit, fOI
Dell, one Of tho earn &c horses, Is = very
gentle animal, and / an very fond OF horse
hack riding With few lessons n thu
riding school think yOz viii make ven
graceful riier--
She Turned 10 him gratefully . YOI
forget nothing that can 5tid 10 ny h7Ppi
ness she sad, and Involuntary tears o.
pleasure stood IN her eyeS
Il should hope Ees, = he rePied. smiling;
lit EOcid be ulpanioEzbic should i inviis
LADY to mr. home and then neglect her. =
They were riding now ont bC-Ord tn
business POrtion Of the city past elegant
residences and pal tiaI hOneA
You have tod me 50 EsIie Of your carly
life, he sid = should Ike 70 hear hon
your childhood Uas spent-=
1t was 4 meaSer and crzmpsi chill
hood she rcplisd. tho1ghifaily- -of N
Parents / remember nothing, ard Aun
Debby always seemed stranSels retheeut L
rcSzrsi 10 them
And vOur zEzts7
WAS slzS.s YER kini to ne. 50 Tar 4:
she dared e be. Tcce John Is very IN
reasonable vixen he has beca drinking. ans
rot oniy abuses ne, but his eEa cll-hiucI
and his wife HIS downward career h.
been vc-y RAPID for the last I've years, an,
fr0m beng The OEEer Of oomfortabi'
home be Is nor obli-csi 10 Ire IN ! mIser
able renfei cottage, ncs nearly large cnpEgi
for the family, ukiie they would artlllll
suffer for nex<sSi1ieS Il amt did not scT c0n
SANITY have hei9sI her 70 ciothe "a,
Children what cuC5ss s-9m NY osrn sczrt,
earnings. but nus c--7feSs did not see
Sduty 70 3 beyon6 i.sa.l N the family Of ;