The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1895-01-24

cock ''t,IcHnHiE on Dll'' ~Itc over
.J"rry'- golden curI-. tuck them Ou' Of
view. a.!i none could haze wished Tor
It BONNER Highland Iaduic. III" pos
s,-scd ne blue, bright eye and -;ury
lip % every j,,nuly ancestor. she
cOlrd whistle. -h'. cOUiu stamp. @.It
Goa ii IratIy execute more than on"
step of the -wu!h-dant" and ehant-
rc i,": she could 20 through the High
land hing 10 admiration. ii Was nrr
spot to rcspond in the widest guttcr:.I
tac!ic how and again to her iuy,'iiitd,
nait-ln ii gnant relative. and she was
st dom seen without Il piece OF bog
.m"l'tl" the ad.c Of her elan in the
bosom Uf her frork.
rOr her LOOKS. her dress. her speech.
or her manners. care She had none.
/, might have been from an innate
SENSE OF superiority. il might have rtn
from sheer pride of birth or certainty
Of position, it might haze been from
the mere hc,dlr--u"-o Of fifteen bat
certain It Is that rom Whatever source
1t sprung. no cOtta1r maiden on the
lulrl mOorland thought less. or n
decd thong ht rs Lit e. about he effect
She prod :icrt on hU~c around ne IL,
did this wild and wll~OrlcG tea dine Ot
lntlluarcW.
The rou@Iir..t paid. the wrap most
eOIl'd and stained and worn ~ Wrai her.
suited hrr better tuan any Hucrv ro-
cured from fa+hionahlc warehouses:
and when compelled 10 array hrr~el'
in tn, latter one day III the week. and
present something 81 suitable APP
praraurr AT the ari>h kirk. truth
"umpc!s IL 10 own that the trains
formed and elegant vouu~ hcirtSs WAS
nd.
fnscoldrd in he grand Old family
pew, she would hd."t rom side side,
after the fashion OF II FESTIVE colt
newly caught AMI i'll at ease. She
would kick her sluAit toes :tga,n~t he
boards in front nntii the delicate
French Kid would all nc worn and
shabby. to he regarded by IL, oWnr"
with cont rmptuou~ Encouragement ana
mental reference 10 her own dear. de
lighiful. c!:lnuing hobnailS at home.
She would lean I;.'n and crush her
fine I.c..hOru hat vel! aware hat she
was uoinrso until not ali he efforts OF
her long suffering maid could rtstor"
its normal shape on freshness. She
would pail of and on her many-b IT.
toned gloves an spread and twist her
finger, in them. She would shruI her
shoulders III her pretty cape. as 1t X
were an annoyance ami - restraint
upon her movements. As for he,
fr"ck i,~,lf, it would be rrurnpIcd and
creased in every po->in'r direction:
aui il was ont, hy uint Of having Il
hiy-crimpcd and starrhrd muslin
or cambria ready Tor her to put o,
every sunday morning that til" ire
nrrssib!c youn. lady of the mallol
could be rtuGrFru Dreerntaht al all.
And Yet and yet granImainna Jaw
through ii all.
With prophetic. vision she bch, Id.
through the VISTA OF Il few brief Years,
the hour of triumph when her darling
should IL rotlalu.d peerless alnou.
beauties. falrcSt among the tall-
She could Il ord 10 wait.
\ faint rcnlonstraucr. bravetN
started. but ending in thin air. Il, al
- rta " described above. WAS. indeed
from tune to time cSSaytd: but the an
noyauct would he transient. the Upul,
or lear 'Ionrntary, while the abiding.
deep rooted con lotion q. her htlt'
WAS. that tncre was tn. one created
being luatchltS> IN the world. and tina,
one was ttraidlnt.