The Monitor-register., 1896-12-11

Il knew you would say that, you
ignorant thing, so kept the lists, and
you may see for yourself. You will be
Mrs. Fry's bills came to
thirty two dollars. Marion couldn't
wear ruflsd gowns and faultless shirt
waists without expense to some one"
81 am surprised. However, every
visitor is not 80 outrageous" consoled
Mr.. Pritney.
Fortunately not, but it is quite too
common. As you have said, we can bear
such impertinance and not feel it, but
some cannot. What if she had been
staying at Amy's?"
"Poor Amy couldn't have afforded that
very we'll; but she is so meek that she
wouldn't have said word, even if she
had to sit up all night to iron the finery
herself. 1t is shame for people to act
SO. Can't something be done about it ?''
Mr.. Pritney knew that his high-spirited
young wife would not permit herself to
be seriously imposed upon, and he had
felt no positive concern for the situation;
but when be realized tn at similar trial
might befall his gentle, forebearing sister,
who was not in afauent circumstances.
his interest was more keenly aroused.
''Something ought to be done, and that
too before such selfish parasites have
gained their ends" he said "We have
one comfort-Marion Decker has de-
parted"
"Never to return" added Mrs. Prtney.
"Happily there are others" began
her husband.
80, Edward, slang from you'll" ejacu-
lated his wife.
"Out upon you, Katherine, that you
know such depths of wickedness. 'Honi
soft qui NAL y pense.'" quoted Mr.. Prit-
ney with dignity. ''Permit me to pro.
coed. There are others who favor us
with their society who are not SO de-
PRAYED"
....,s tWhat relief to think of theml
mere 10 WARY ol@uuock' II ID Joy
just to know she is near. She is always
at hand and in charming mood when
guests need entertaining pr one desires
refreshing conversation. She is ready to
drive or to stay at home, assis most con-
venient. Opportunity takesa nap or an
hour for writing justgwhen her hostess
would like to be by herself. She is wise
ia8nsing without abusing the privileges
granted to guest
You greatly enjoy Mrs. Wycof too. F."
That treasure! Isn't it benediction.
Edward, to have visiEflang: her r She
is my idea of religion an atom sof
chilling pietism about hsf sheerful, and
Interested 10 az The aefld as it goes
round. but ready 70 stop off life's stage
whenever her sshsr, calls, Wasn't it
beautiful to hssrher speAkof heaven and
her Father 33s's
I 1t was not partlc.e OF cant or
familiarity; simply perfect uast. wish
there VI were more like her," assentsd Mr..
Pritney.
.o.s Aaai nss .ss s sss Of . sns n
summer 1hink Of 'thassbai crsstdfs,
Edward: hsrsdity and sas xsfdics e tie
surgeons asAlnst her, and YET she lives
each day tAroagh' doiak saa aying help:
astelngs gu tne nouE happs'
1nange' Shall comes NOW she
could speak 81 u Ns 9 .nappy cnnaEnge wnen
sne 81 kn q .ets e, Dnt mas
every eve tnlng IN this nes
nappy,e eAoept nestssl = 49, NY
repeaeed' Neitnef snaif enere oe any
more pain. Brave girl! nave no
douo0 tnat sne suners agonies' present
ana aegfenended' Ter VS. we y
nsE oman Eo"ara
GU sr ts, as g9oa Coca can De
alreadys Sweetheart, don't grow any
better, or you VIII De translated replied
Mr.. Pritney. but we mus not spend
the whole day phiiosopnizingsepdt phiian-
derings Come into the A2Fary, and
while | write ont that you can
sspS md "a AZ Summer
Z Nisitors s 'ess -
II believe l wil4Easpended Mrs.
EisR deiig htedly, g her husband
both hands and smila- christian Adoo'
odse' p
Iassasss,s .asasss.pI Irish VISA e4
-
Aelergy man was, standing ks theA cor
ner of square in the city on Thanksgiv-
ing Day about the hour of dinner, when
one of his congregation, observing the
w0sslsE fathsE in perplexity. thus address
ed him e =
20, Father O'Lsary. haNsSi sSuRaRr
riverence p
Mighty put out, Pat" was the reply.
Sssss nod put out your river
encs Pc
Ru don't understand, that4s just
IT. am invited TO diae4at one of the
bbases in this square, and I have for
gotten thespame, and I never looked at the
number, and now It is nearly clock.
's0oh, 10 THAT ethe reply.
Just now be aisy, riverence, I'll settle
that for you" ssa
So sayingssaSeay went the good-natured
vFfc irsxaa md tho rv1an
ne ba,sa.sa and vban h q :, ;sc6,,szisIs I; = NO
- .s,.......,.ts 80 s n''
-tnUO 0CbOtrt15tt-4 pio"ftsJy-7- no ldBR bu6
door-beei and inquired
SIS Father O'Leary here ?"
=, Az smsg1,t be expected. AGAIN and acs;n
/ ~ -.-,-.s.s.,..,aoa A. -,
~ pu'sou' nv ione'n al angry
footman exclaimed -se.ss5ess, -.
mo, bother on Father O'Leary,, he h