Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07

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gusl pasture ~ yearssf the prettlesi
imaginable sassE tseasteaa With . san-
eyy asp h0Ag viii &lk srsesrlss, A.
ekauts teiy aasasae< afosssf ah~ wash
slahe. IL whlse and goie, aas iosely
Gag snIcr, and zen tASS ths fur1.itafs
o ear sesroenl. A slxsssntn ocnt0f3
o.k cresssaE case, wlAa cilssal Esssk,
saa t.e2 y EsAsg2na sne ebslrs - elstea,
we're sslscsea fer Tie guest aiass1tSf,
a1a are eKceoeinkis pretty sna a hsf-
moEy sltn the ether deoe4aNsus
LAT sut not lekss, cAnss tns fGrnitnre
Tor lhe psrlor, sna ! musl confess that
] wSs flee with scsns spsEshensleAs re-
gsroinf tnis t2sk tearlnk thAi l1iy i4sss
gat nos Sooera VITA ooIreci s&ste -
ltS furnishing In feN nenenas,
however ] discovered that tbc sziss-
nan, ~ ~adiuen 10 oelng exceptionally
courteous a0S poiltc, aiso possessed
ulasI exc lleDt Ena artistic tAsls, ano
ey tie Al vice ~e took three pieces of
gola ln SATIN, TIE oeiers ot Which weft
nile green. copper and pearl, onyx top
brass table. a lovely et2grf< IA mabos-
xEy, and little chair Ia gold. upAols-
tered Ia brocalsile. / haNeglt telt more
al home IN any stoTe IA ffsne kAplds
than aia a. Nelson, Natter A Coz. The
mere they can shOw yea the better
pleased they seem.
Just imagine nv surprise when Fred
usheFed ne into my plsttly furnished
paflsf, ana / discovered my hoehy IN
musesi instruments, a darling Chase
Bres. Upright piano. This vac TOE
piano had always wanted IN prefer
enos 70 al Others, for Us lovely tone. 81
rich aud bsl-hke, cannot be equalleds
so yOu may know / vac happy ln Is
possession, especially when told II Was
| the handsomest ia the Chase Bros Piano
Co. music store. IL e flushed IA ma
/ hogauy, 10 harmonic with the room,
snd s the flnsss style Of those very nne
instruments, full seven and one-thlfd
octave. oyer-strung bass. fulllron frame,
and oh, long for the time when we
Viii again sing duets, accompanied by
| lts lovely tones.
After the Bsrlor and its handsome
| furnishings had been sufficiently ad-
mired, Fred took me 10 my sewing
room, and there stood n lovely White
| Sewing Machine selected tr0m the
White Machine Office, l5l MonrOs-st.
Wren / saw the lovely bric-k-bfxc and
pretty needle work made on the same,
said 10 Fred. What a lovely ma
chine" you will think so" he replied,
when you see ali the pretty things that
csa be made on the machine" Many
| perfectly lovely articles had been select
ed for me. i hardly knew which TO
admire most. nv oh's and ans Of
admiration were many, as he led me
from one exquisite piece 10 another.
and spent nearly all the afternoon IA
giving myself up 10 the pleasure Of e1-
amining them. All these things brought
10 mind that Christmas was coming,
and told Fred that must make oupii-
Gates of some of them for Christmas
presents for my friends. lct course you
will come IN for your share, Ahoel, Sn
idea he thought goor 30 tomorrow
shall purchase mat al for fancy
work, and thus spe.I my leasuTe
hours pleasantly at the White machine.
Yesterday afternoon, after trying on
my dresses, ! found that that love
of bonnet" you remember went
wild over, just before my wedding
wouldn't do at all; neither would any
thing else that | had. So / went 10
Corl, Knott & Co.'S, who are having 3
third-ofi sale, and from a wilderness %
beautiful styles, / decided on one ia
travelling in, which was very pretty and
becoming. II is cadet shaped, and -
trimmed with handsome ruching
around the front; also the late and
fashionable rabbit ears IL front, AID
lovely ostrich tips IN the back. Ny
dress hat, also secured at Corl, Knott
& Co.'s, is the lovehest thing ] have
ever seen. Ii iss toque, with applique
crown, IN all its radiant splendOr and
beauty, and those pretty and becoming
bows on the back fall 80 gracefully ovei
the halr. For driving, / got lsrgt
black velvet hat, with col0rsd puff
crown, trimmed on the brim with love
ly birds. Fred sSvs ! must give al ms
old hats and bonnets 70 the mis-
, sionsry society, for the use O
the heather, and wear only those
got of Corl. Kott q Co
Just think of lady heathen, paradini
through her native village, dressed VI
IN linen duster, pair OF rubber boot
and my wedding bonnet upside down
You see Fred is getting cured Of to-
HONEYMOON romance already, 20 wan
! to consign the bonnet | dotted on q
much, only short two months ago. K
such fate.
IL is said that woman always put
, | the glst OF her letter IN the postscript
! suppose that Il Is because enc is =
| full Of gossip that che forgets 20 pot ]
I in its proper place. have made Jus
I that blunder myself.
, And nov, dearest Alice, having de
! scribed TO you my home and some o
, ! my Housekeeping experience, doyou no
, think il worthy Of paying q the We.
! | YOU promised ] shall be delighted q
see You and viii 90 all IN my power q
make youT stay very happy. 1 an q
/ ever, yours with much love,
ANNrTTF.
! p. S.-T will'eIpect you 10 spend th'
! holidays with us. Alice. ano ! am com
, fidcnt you viii not disappoint me.
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