Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-09
THEIR HONEYMOON.
TROUBLES or a YOUNG WOMAN WHO
MARRIED a DOCTOR.

tie Was So Afraid of Mscrcbes rhas
They We're Continually Being Guarded
Agaiast--sxsaida't Aiiew Her 20 wear
the Pretty Gown.
Young Mrs. Boggs heaved deep sigh
ss she handed her dainty pink aud white
cup across the little ten table to her bosom
friend, Mrs. Tnblets, for ssjnst one more
lump Of sugar, !" and helped herself 20 an
other wafer
Mrs. Tutlets was startled. my dear.
est LAURA" she exclaimed, sswhat can
such heartrending sigh mean on the Hips
OF bride but just returned from her hon.
eymoon,"
II do not mind admitting 60 you. dear
Marie, F" said Mrs. Boggs, putting her now
empty cup upon the table, "tbat I have
already found out that the fate OF doe
tors wife Is not In all respects an enviabls
one."
"why. Laura, what do You means You
can as yet have had mo experience OF inter
rupted dinners. midnight calls and bad
bills"
As You know. dear Marie" r<uIied
young Mrs Boggs, two started imme<ii-
stely after our wedding for Chicago. and
my first trial began the very evening Of
our arrival. We reached the hotel about
O'Clock tn find that instead OF the fine
suit Of rooms we had engaged only one
rather shabby bedchamber had be4n
saved for us. OF course Ii was too late
TO change our quarters that evening, even
supposing that we could do better at one
OF the other hotels. felt very dnsty and
made up my mind that nice warm bath
was the thing needed. and 10 rang the
bell and or'iesed one prepared. Upon hear-
Ing the order. Mr.. Boggs turned TO me
with look OF horror upon his face.
do You mean to say, he cried. that
you would actually take bath In q pub
lie tub In which anybody who pays : esw
cents can bathes'
Certainly replied, swhen l have
not "a private one. must keep clean
Laura cried the doctor, do yCR
not know that number OF dreadful flis-
eases may bs communicated in that vsry
wayf You really will have 20 countermand
the order. | am very sorry to siixsppoiuk
yon, hut not for thousands OF dclIan
would have you run such risk
And NO Of course had to give up my
much coveted bath"
Poor Laura, said Mrs. Tublets. very
little smile Of amusement csiriinE the cor
nsr Of her mouth. hut Mrs. BoKRs did
not see II and continued sadly, --
Most people had troubfs "a Kekf4nR
their luggage, and we were among the nm
fortunate In that regard, but | cohsolet
myself with this idea that the next day
could easily go 90 one Of the dry goods
shops aud buy some clean clothes. Il shall
not mind the inconvenience at all, IRE
marked cheerfully to William, because,
you know. can try them on and be ss1re
that they ut niceiy. Alas, poor little
mel J seemed destined 20 shock what |
call HIS rreiudices
".of course you must be joking he
cried. But | assured him I was never
more serious In my life. Then he looked
actually griesed at my ignorance and re-
marked that shopleepers who allowed nm
derRarments to be tried on ought 10 be-
subject to arrest and fine, il not actually
10 imprisonment. OF course none bnt
thoughtless, careless persons would dream
OF wearing ready made underriothes until
they had been Numbered. considering the
TACT that they are commonly made In tene-
ment houses full OF dirt and bacteria. hut
10 actually go to n shop where people wers
allowed 10 try ON such garments, thus
propagafing disgusting skin diseases, one
must be simply mad.
"Of course was very angry at being
called mad. and then aud there we had
our first quarrel.
lyon might have supposed that this
would be Iesson to him not To Interfere
with my personal liberty, but not at all.
cI,IIly n,orn,,. ,.h..' ~ - - .ss "nsn ,.a one
breakfast in the little sitting room which
we had finally secured, / slipped on n
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.sNo., answered ,~onasr,n. ~.
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!. Then do me the favor 20 ..s. !. -
and never p,,t n ON .g.sr W. - 49, !. =.
I know n a exes..isnaly ,sss,r ,,'ss !.
likely as mot she nersnn who ,s,rssss ~
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The victim OF some c,,fsn.on. ats1e-,ts~
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eases. and 1 cannot slia,x van y, rs.r ~,
risk az weariug shs s,ar...ns 49, 80
confortable II Il =
aOf conr.e after that coula usver 49,
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Was 10 disappointed thai I cr,sd = !
changed II FOR 4 plain Americ.n ~. s,~,.,s
Of cashmere
"In early September IN went n -.
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