The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-13
Hxher Of ali in avens ro-e-U Govt Report Aug ~, 1882
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
A GHOSTLY BRIDAL.

Here be found . good looking fellow {
mis- own age. and sirsis hsusy the ~
becsme great friends, A. the spd Of .
hoar they besSu eIchsnsins confienna
aisr ,ae a amer OF youth.
The scion OF noble stock vas on bis wa
TO Paris to buy an officers breve,, so as
serve hs country az bis snoe,i rs bad don
before him. The oth,r. who WIS the 30
Of rich trsdesmsu. was also bound TO
Paris, for the purpose. however, OF mary
ing an heiress. the daughter OF an oil,
friend Of his father
lite sn even thing cried the young baroI
lsugbiogly. A mere money matter TO
each OF us. The little god Cupid has Dt
more concern 10 your bn.ioess than il
NINE.
There you arc mist. ken returned th,
other. have never seen Sylvis, but fell
in love with her once and forever, the HrsI
time ] had laid my eyes upon her porirsi.e.
Judge for yourself
he opened to,tiose shell cste. and
Ssint Andre exclaimed sdmiriDely:
Whist 30 sngell Indeed. my dear fellow,
you are very fortunate TO have that charm
ing dsitty creature picked ont for you.
do not complain said the bridegroom
elect, and now sm going TO sleep, il this
miserst le jotipg concern will allow me.
7 am expected to breakfast at my future
lstherin laws as soon ss | reach Paris,
and as | shall then be presented to my bet
belio o bed want to look as well as pessi
BILE
At The end OF tLr g days and two night
the heavy ,Re coach rumb bled into the
metropolis, and the two tray hr, went to
the nearest bo,,l and engaged two rooms
iutebdIug TO take little rest
Saul An 70 had just thrown hims, II upr
the n,xi room, aud on rushing in iouud
his late companion rcling on the floor 10
agonies OF psio. The servants we're sum.
moned q PHI siclsn was brought 10, and
the latter declared that the patient was
suffering from acute collie. which had
probably been contracted before he left
home, aud had been aggravated by the fa.
tgue OF the journey. He pronounced the
malsdy q very serious one, and so it proved
for, in spite Of every care. the youth eX
pired at the end OF sn hour.
Saint Andre was ovtrShelmed by the
catastrophe, aud when he found that be
could do nothing more for his friend be
stood gszing sadly at the ifeless clay
which lay on a nsrrw bed 10 the bare hot,l
room. Poor fellow So young, so gay
looking forward to bright future. and
now snstched away without warning
What would the fair bride elect say when
she heard OF this trsgedy2
Ssilt Andre dreaded the bearing OF the
sad news to the family, but there was 10
one else to perform the errsnd. and so hs
set oii, carrying with him the dead youths
satchtL
Wien be reached the stately mansion
the front door flew open and two footmen
in livery came to meet hin. One relieved
him OF his sstcbel, the other took bis hst
and cloak. aud n voice Was heard eIclaim'
ing joyiully;
Monsieur, here is your son in liw at
lastl /,
Dear fellow cried = little fat, whItet
haired man, rushing into the hall, let me
embrace you and he clapped the newcom'
or rsptuously 10 bis heart
As soon rs be could get bis breath Ssini
Antre said hurriedly:
Pardon me, cir, but
lp,rion you Tor being late, Interrupted
the other. Look, IL is IL O'Clock and break
fast Is growing cold. Come 10 and see my =,
dAus bttr. The little puss has been wstcb'
ing the clock foi hour. AMI is all imptiens
10 meet you.
He pu lei the young man iLtj the room
as he spoke, and without pausins Al 10
slant sdded. My wife, Uncle Dorivsl.
Aunt DJls rice, hire Is the son in law; Syi
livs. my child, bid him Welcome
! beg your pardon, tir. cried Saint Andre
but again bis host interrupted him
Don't tell me that You wish to draw back h
a. the last moment. my dear fellow Every 4
thing has been arranged by my esteemed 4,
friend. your is,b,r. but II you have any !,
obi ction 10 urge will hear. II later; bad i
news Can bl1sys Keep. Nov let as sit 4,
down TO breakfast at once and be merry.
Sit by me sou in Law. and give lne your I
opinion OF this pigeon bisque. r
The yi,itor Vas yonng and very hungry, +
hsy ing tasted since midnigtt The shock |,
Of biz compsniou's sudden death bad un n
perved him somevbst. and % for The time a
being be yielded 10 the f,rce Of crcum. I
stances. =
Cone shat will, be said 10 himself, !
SAT net bear TO pui csmpeDer upon The h
10Y OF ihese good people, at least pet M, |,
III they have hsd tbsir breakfast
He joined. theieis re. 10 The general meri :.
rineni, smiled sweetiy upon blusLing
sylvis, The bride elect. snd replied M
10 his supposed iature father
. lsvs ipqniues.
How is your Auot Armabds, my sor'
.slsd tie I'D nsn sudd.niy. rememi
Dss ber - charming youpg vonsp; shes q
| sss t.erty came uesr falling Ia love =
siib Der. We mes, keep 10 hsr good grscss b
or she will leave . srug fortune 10 her Q
beptsv.