The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-05-06

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IN her heart Is Mead tha;,, q
s There was little ii Hanil Han I yy,,vyyar
= lifeof which she fnn1a aY,n,.x,ua. l,a,,T.
her total estranpenent frosr, hi,a.
sfaar the death 81 their father hayc
T{f. she seemed to feel fl,e 1anal;nns
hor position, and for the first tim
she turned to her brother Hamilton ~
sympathy and CONFERENCE.-The. Hc'wal
in trouble of every sort, drifting abnu
il the world without aim 81 purpose
friends Or prospects. She offered Hi.
everything d home, wealth. social III
vantages, asking only that he renonnes
his youthful fol1ies and strive for tn
future to- devote his talents and ener.
giles to some useful and honorable mr..
suit She finally induced him to accept
this offer; and. having established him
beneath her roof. she made every effort.
faithfully, if not always wisely. to re-
claim him from the error OF his wavs
His education was fair although he
had never completed any regular course
Of study, having been three times ex-
PEELED from college. Mrs. Dunlxirk
urged him to enter one OF the learned
professions, and, though he had no in
clination for such career, he finally
4 yielded to her opportunities, choosing
the study OF medicine; and while he was
/ pursuing the course at the university.
she settled upon him a handsome al
loWance for his own personal expenses
He was not long in attracting 4
large and brilliant circle of acquain-
tances, for his dashing manner and
reckless style OF expenditure made him
universally popular. All this, however,
interfered with more important mat
tiers; he could not respond to the con
slant demands Of society and at the
same time attend faithfully to his du-
ties at the university. and the conse-
quense was that his studies were
neglected, ms absence from lectures and
clinics became the occasion of frequent
reproofs from the faculty, and in time
the report Of his delinquencies reached
Mrs Dnnlirk's ears.
ssCf course she demonstrated with
Hamilton, and he generally answered
her repraaehes with angry ,lefianoa
Tlaese 8 ones. however, alwavs ended in
a recon ifiation, with promises of fu-
ture sea behavior on his mart, ana a
resolution On hers to give him one 4,are
trial bus affairs ran on Until at LAST.
without any warning. the catasFror,he
came
Dunkirk had at the very be-
of her compact with fier5,ilf,,5,
eSaasel from him solemn pSaiaise
that be would not marry until he had
obtained his diploma and established
hlnls0if IN practice. Unfortunately far
this promise, chance thresv him into
tho soeiety of young lady who was
neither wealthy nor highly connected.
but whose wonderful beauty, combined
With her sweetness and intelligence.
,ook his heart by storm.
We shall be OBLIGED TO imagine All
he details Of this little romance, since
MY the merest outlines of ii are on
ecord. His wooing prospered. and
7ith1n few months the lady became
rs bride He contrived to conceal the
act his marriage from his sister for 1
efsf;al weeks, continuing to reside
f'siS'r i1er roof and devotlng himself to :
nc university with a zeal that he had =
ever before exhibited; and Mrs. Dnn- P
lfll, eeAlghted at what she considered :
g lii''e req! evidence OF reformation, I
'oas7'i On WIN KIND approval and en-
'1ras5s,1laelat. Il was IN the full tide of :.
: SATISFACTION WITH ms course that !,
~ oi1c plou5hb her the astounding .
eslilsseiace o. ms marriage
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