Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
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"I am sorry. said the widow "hut l
40 not SEQ how 80 is 20 De- helped.
Mr. Timothy Unkum. w Uncle Tim. o.
everybody called him, was unoar and OUT
n sorts. lie did not like thc turn affairs
Not many yca-s before Timothy I'm
ium's only brother hll dlOd leaving
son IN bis charge This SON was Harry
t-nkum. n youth of gt,at promise ana oi
glowing antc.rations
TN, widow was Mrs Mary FoIrcr In
the other yrnrs she bad not only been n
,ynrm pcr.1nal friend W Tho Jukums, hui
her estntc Joined che Juhum o,tnto. md
,be nisn owned largo shHroui The folFtr'
yille mills. left hur hy hur husband. while
che rrst " Tint valuable property bad de
seconded 20 Harry
Ithnd bcon the tarnc. desire OF Che Tn.
KUN now deceased that Die RON should
vod with tho daughter uf Dis near ana
dear friend.
Uarrv was 90. and 90 was high time TINT
no soitipd himself down 90 look after Tho
busincs. which had been lott to him.
II am satisfied. pursued Mrs. Fulgcr
ntbnt Harry will never marry my child.
Tho very fnrt that bis iAfhrr and ] have
h,d tho roo.o s1 long prepared Tor him iu.
oiincs him 90 avoid b. And yet / doubt u
he will nud better wife. Lizzie Is "a good
glH" e. r
"and vastly too good for tho graecios'
scamp
~ should not care 20 much, " said Oh,
widow fcolinRly. "only that LizEio nos r'
gArdcd Harry rs the man who was Co n'
hor husband, and she has learned TO lo''
him"
"And, " added Uncle Tim omphatlcnlly,
81 am sure that Harry love. her, only ~
will uut bring himself 20 acknowledge TO-
Mrs. Folrcr. n you and Lizzie VIII com,
and spend "a week ut my house ] think
can bring Master Harry to his son'cf'
"Now. Master Harry, " said Unclo Tin
In m abrupt manner ~ want one thin
distinctly understood Mrs. folgcr nu'
her daughter will arrive this evening. nn'
would know u you have any claim upoi
Llaflo Folger's hand or holrit
"No, slr." answered The nephew.
"That Is all. We shall now know how .
receive and entertain our guests
Toward evening Mrs folgcr and he
daughter arrived.
Harry Frcotod her rs nn old playmate
and after tea be- .ang with her and tnlkc
Of tho byguuc school days But Lix2io wa
no, over and above social. and when Ia "a
bright moonlight NJ the August oycnin
they walked out upon the piazza sho too
his uncle's arm instead ~ hla and Do vi
forced to offer biz arm 10 the mother
ON the following day Uuclu Tim cause
his span Of grnys 20 be hltchcd 20 the ligl
buggy, and ~ the team appeared az o
door Llzric came ont arrnyod for % rid
Uncle Tim CALAMITY handed her 90 h
scat, and having placed himself By h
aide he took the rcins and drove uu,
Il was late IN tho afternoon when q
grays, upon their return, cniuc pruncii
% the door. Uncle Tim lcapcd ont wi
wonderful agility, and having handed IL
Eiu 10 tho plnzyn he kissed her upon b
dlmpled check. oxclnimlng Ia most q
ubernnt manner a. be ala aoi
"Blcss you, my darlingl You arc
angel"
And Lizzie looked up and smiled a
pattod him upon tho check In return.
Harry had been standing upon tho pil
m. aud no muttorcd something very
from blessing.
During tho forenoon Of tho third d
Uncle Tim met his nephew In tho h
and called him into the library.
Harry, my boy" he said, with gle
Ing face. OF have deemed II my duty 10
you know that thorc Is soon 10 be a cha
A our household. l am going 70 give
mistress"
81 don't understand"
Haven't you got cyos' What dye :
pose brought Lizzie FolRcr herr forF
"Do you mean that-that you arc 10
W make her your wifoY'
And what do you nnd wonderful
thatT'
AT your Agel"
AT my ngo What dye mean by y
A. my aEcl lam only Sc In the prlm