The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11

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b. BEATRICE WHIT
Very Dear Henry-I have not
1tnce I congratulated and con-
+ g.! 10 a.! nth you and yours on the sad
= - l.!ll ~ extraOrdi binary generosity of
= curate. 1t Is one of those
b A. ~ ~ - over which tears and gratitude.
/! q do not wonder at his at
! IS. l ). to my niece, for during her
t0 my c0ttnge, learned to love
e1Ely. Betsey has been ill-this
bet my excuse for an unusually
Il silence, for my time was much
= ed both with attending to her re-
rents and fulfilling her neces-
y Eelfn4uished duties. She suffer
t. from influenza. and was in a
9 H. ). condition; she is now hap
I! eADnvalescent. Irritability-a nat
!. r. e attacked her; but Of that, per-
- lt il unkind to speak. Helen
grieyc with me over the sad ruin
Cur kind friends, the Joneses. The
a - Of the catastrophe fell like q
l1erb0lt upon us here, though I I'M
/, land from Mrs. Majoribanks that
thing Of the sort was anticipated
4 e1e better-infOrmed In London. 1t
been discovered that poor Sir Ad-
whose sudden death from apo
heralded the publicity of the dis
-, WINS q Spectator of colossal and
legs enterprise. His business had
t. zfned somewhat, and his cxpendi-
q waS in excess of his receipts He
hit to recoup himself by venture
eaHfent risk and magnitude; its fail
- FASTENED, IL 1t did not wholly occa-
the impending calamity. under
Il that the fortunes Of Lady Shutter
Mrs. Mason are secure; also, that
illerable sum was settled upon tho
~ md son, but this they have de-
to relinquish in favor of the
ktDTS, whose claims in consequence,
be fully discharged. Much admit
ID 113nn for their conduct Is expressed
49, the kindly disposed, though it is
= 1guals TO find how many will discov-
something at which to cavil in an
ale11On however noble The nights are
SY cold, and I have to superintend
aAe warming of the conservatory.
1, elD Overht,atcd the fiues one day last
~ rex, and had not detected his blum
ler in time to avert danger -tremble
- think Of what the consequences
light have been. Convey my warmest
1--we to dear Honora, and
Is sel'ese me, your I0haiy-altacnea;
1llzaEen alitlotu.
Jpn Moh9ay Eiorling tne news OF
!. -. hll1aoetn mttloru ,llness teacheu
Z s. Il !ectoIy' Inis Ilme ~ was netsey
Wrote. Ter s!yle was NOT olscur.
& I've; IN three bold lines she announced
Il =. t ner mlstress was very Dad with
81 - snnuenza, ana mat tns DOCTOR came
]: ~ s. aay, Dut sala notnihg
.s 1aL. naltIorI recelyeo tne ietter at tne
u y. y. .s kI1st 1aDle ana read y aioud 70
B COinpanlohs: notns &c ana ms VIE,
Y s1.sN Ween tne dlscus s q Mum, eggs
~ e0Hee, were Iull OF sympa!ny Win
- mSand. Helen ald nor JON ner
.S.L.N lols.nces W s ,hsiIs, put wneh Tue
!npac was at length dismissed sne sud
9-<.enly and Unexpectedly recalled It by
- esS1 .lns tna. sMe, heiseH, snou.u 90
4 =. ~. eaI 1a,. Cottage ana nurse poor
-.zA AA EllzaDetn. sne loneu sick nurs-
sue e.. lovea A 11..1,, ElizaDet1; she
~. LUZ love 10 DC Win ier' 1night sne
Ahe Miid opposltlon OF ner Motner
: -
=1sDed the miseries. the suHeclngs, the
images OF the Russian pest with such
As1c Senelnence as TO wiring the list.
e.. ~ ten1er nearts, Iill they swallowed
! ! ~ =. tcm ,e, OF the void tne loss OF
girls presence would entail. and
J eoM her, eagerly, that she should go,
7 e. s 20 at once, tnat very DAY.
Ion nave lnherited your fathers
&, l!osl 7. neart, Helen, SAID ner mother,
noiy.
lou nave learned nnselnshness from
o1r dear mother. Helen, added her
,a tarms ~ nes meaI caress,ns
Fehear daughter STRANGELY; she colored
- 20 the eyes, tried to speak, but her
4 lserlng ips would NOS obey her and
- -: Win murmur: OF winch the
o ~ 100 good 70 me. alone We're In
n .SeaileaDse, she got up ana lett the