Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-04

"TIyn, n 'isFcnles to the young br.,.a ''il,i
ut.I 49,, 5ht The miller of Inc IN
49, Iiil ne smiled a. though he 80 Ia lower
for ~. - "''l' % work out Then D., = ~
W us 500 Auglste, and sajdtoLt az, az sent
al The Upper Mir "'N 20 and live
% Indeed" replied the baDd.e
CURING his mustache on M a.. 1Au-
80 the question Of MARRIAGE
settiesi- But Tanette turn''i I' va vas quickly
10 sign. VIC marriage contract
but, papa she cried gan4,,.
0V+h.. ~ =, i'Oe at the side Of the nofar-
.bav Oh -. Luz L'atterf What il the MATHEW,
my All asked Of each other '''-''''r'
but she made no answer Tho
t,i ut her over his glasses. and st.,,
., 'ei''si' scared and said not an,tIa- !" a.
Ha'l ,''ot wed herself, perhaus C.. =
r. ana i'aE;r, she heard the condi, ~
tIo mage dover 1000 francs IN,
icll'9 on the other; and in fart ~ .'i
-'iipeir donkey was there. maxim, '''.'s
'o'.'i the bow usually reserved for . .,'e
o.ii'piiilaster, and was handed over ~ ~. ~
spot 70 Castagnet 'i the
-, ""'e MN, stamrnered the miller in III.
psdrd' And he held On to the halta- ~, -
both hands ''1o iiai'ef with
Ihey signed the contract Apo,,s.. -,
me flourish. But Yauette wbo~e die,r ,,,,.i
=. usafe was heating fast, almost faiDt4d 49,,
they gave her the pen. "iieh
g" thought She, now ver,, r..i.. q,
must have deceived rnyselfn pa'e'
Duo suddenly her face lightened eba -,
Sui 9u " say to Labarthe, ''You kno,v 81.
NDiises must remain with usf II not-
,o.nihg else shall be! That is undar
SOood' Insisted Castagnet with energy
nat Is understood replied the rnz,i--.
Labarthe. 0P'''d 'ne pnzzling
% Soonf Well, there is practical bride
LOT you, thought the neighbors.
ana fahette signed.
on the morrow Hercules went bacL % -.
Lower Mill Castagner went .f,ar - - t ~
had his labor Tor his pains for a., 49, -
day Hercules got away all the same --'A'
On, he viii become used ~ tho ,.l,,,. e.
said Labarthe to CastaanAt ..af.o,. IN 70,
olng' when Auguste vii live win Won h.
WIZ not 20 away again"
Waiting for the wedding, the donkey "a,
away every day. To tell the whole story a.
once, he had his reasons. As soon AZ he was
IA the stable al the Upper Mil Hercules
Hesifd distant whistle which caused hin, r.,
PRICK up his ears, 1t was Cadeton who w.
very sad since the contract was sign.-d and
VINO inahe 10 him this despairiny apreal
Now, when thi. well understood wb1is-Ia
sounded there were no barriers or bonds for
Hercules He broke through everything. and
went to reJoin HI, friend, singing the Mar.
seliaise7
We'll" grpwlel Castagnet 10 I.abartbe
III the donkey escapes again-only once
more-good-bl TO the wedding"
men l-abarthe took his son Cadeton and
gave him strong sermon.
Il have mind u pinch You. YOU scamp. /
for calling Hercules! II you do i. a-ain
VIII pull yon bF the e1rs around the common
after veaiers. 81, sou understand one wh!s-
tie more and look out for yoarselfr Then,
IN a softer voice 10 console him little,
After the welding you can do as YOU please. .
ou understand Inc. Hush, then
Cadeton fell sick He calleI Herclle, no
more. Why should he have called him ct
all: "Yanerte does not think Of me, he said
to himself. And the DAYS passed bg, and
Hercuies lid no, return. They gave hin all /
his bran Il, the Upper Mil
And Cadeton thought that be should surely .
die He loved Nanette with ell his miserable +
soul All he acknowledged it u nobody: he 4
knew how to keep matters TO himself. He .
saw her in his memory, the Yanarte Of old
days, the pretty Iauette, with her well
rounded forehead and her big ewes, and
whose innocent smile had sent 50 much sun
shine about him. All! in those days she was
quite willing 10 be Mrs General in those
days it was not Auguste whom she loved
Cadeton al mass prayed 70 St Laurent, the
patron Of Salisuacq, for Hercules 10 escape
from the Upper Mil But St. Laurent was
as inexorable as Yanette And the victor
ioC5 Auguste rubbed up his mustache with
frenzy. The days rolled by and Hercules
never came back. And on the eve of the
Cadeton went out though still sui
fering, and he walked along the winding
stream which supplied the two mills, He did
not weep. They do not weep for love III Sal
lgnacq. But when night came lie seated
himself on q GecayIng oak, which served a.
a boundary mark between the lands Of the
two mills, and he remained there for d long
lime, with his eyes fastened on the path
which lei to Hercules stable Ten o'clocl.
Il, midnight OH the un-ratetul doukey
would never come And Cade.0n thought. as
le tore out his hair. that on the next dav-
II was too much He stood up. He DID not
ry TO drown himself. because this way Of
settling a problem IS not liked in Sal-uacQ
lie simplr eri 4. after bling assured that no
,oly cdujd -. lim. And while he went lie
suddenly heard a strange noise. the noise Of
, ,Iir' H. Io.rt hi. wits /, was really Her
~ ~ ,ray -r',--i,,s that MA, .,o,nin.- To-
,,a,,5 Li--s,,5 rs3ar'5p r-iva n ,5r1g- But
,,,, ~. a M. l.,,,,,i,t in hi, heart Her
mics WINS NOT coming alone. S5meboiv was
r.. 49,, -, meg hin, ~ ANA
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