Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-16

I avc,aimed Mr.. MalnWaflus'
as having wished everybody
.ninr he sat down to the break
l,l ,1d and proceeded, before com
t . tDat meal. to glance through
1 ,,.tsrs according to custom. II
,,r s' is TOO bad" he repeated erin
!! nth Indignation, and giving an
a' Wv" Of his foot, in so doing
". s" an the foot of Jumbo. his
aa.D %et mug, and causing that much
s,sr p animal to give utterance to
.1S veil and retreat further under
'uu 1, 70 the shelter of his mistress
nIr dpar." said Mrs. Mainwaring,
~ ;ne IN tDe act of pouring out the
, ,, cofee what is the matter
~ yothipc wrong with Sunbeam s
l. foal, trust.
h thanks, my dear, not so bad as
~ answered her husband, but
70 had enough, in all conscience.
that dreadful fellow Wilder, at the
fqrm again. | wish to goodness
had never come near the place, with
my heart
uorrid man." agreed Mrs. Mainwar-
81 can't bear the sight of him.
bat has he done now, DEAR?
norem exclaimed her husband.
Inv. stuck up barbed wire al oyer
farm, to be sure, and refuses to re-
We it on any pretense whatever, SO
ggins writes ME word.
Here We have the hounds coming
he on Thursday, and they find in
shtingale wood, as they are perfect
certain to do, for l know for a fact
re are two or three foxes there, they
equally certain to run right across
land, and pretty kettle Of fish
\ be the result.
Half the hounds manned, and men
horses nmbling about in every di-
ption."
Ton. can't bear the thoughts Of it!'
y shall simply have to ask Hartopp
to draw there, and a pretty fool |
all look | really don't know what
do about it,"
Why not 90 and see the man your
/, and try and bring him to reason?'
ssested his wife. Surely, my dear,
would listen to YOU
Listen to me?' calculated the
uP. Not he. Besides. l know per
FtIy well what would be the result.
would meet my arguments with
me Of his republican sentiments, and
Should lose my temper and make a
OlO Of myself"
Well, sighed his wife. cts a very
tN pity. I'm sure. l only wish /
lew what was best to be done. But
'eF mind now, DEAR" she added,
OoNnSly, get on with your breakfast,
hen afterward you can speak to
sslnS again on the subject, and per-
N Yen will be able to devise some
III between You for bringing this
rid man Wilder to reason"
and' pray, who may this horrid
III Wider be-: inquired a young and
pretty girl. who at this juncture
'etvN Tie room and sat herself down
'ue breakfast table, after kissing
IL MI Malnwaring and his wife low
~ aud wishing them "good-morn-
az squire looked affectionately into
IAN QueStoner's face ere he an
|ered her
, DUn ask me, Gladys" said he
sn,usiy; don't ask if you love me.
]"S "'Feady spoiled my breakfast
!. "s' ana | feel perfectly certain
an, were to tell you all about him he
a.a SIoH yours, and that would be a
sh pity, eh, my pretty niecew
"ou'd' indeed retorted the girl,
nave such an appetite as never
rr, SvN'ns apart. though, 1 am real
bpsG " ~" Uncle William" she con
b, ~ | will compromise with YOU
i h ,na breakfast first and YOU shall
lat a's al'erward. Don't you think
|Tbs wi! 1alr arrangement. sir?"
Inns 'quFe agreed at once to the
Er rM as indeed, he would have to
eca proposed By his favorite
' 5s,9 only child of his one sister late.
oa GLADYS Onslow had taken mr.
sonI tuanent abode at Charlton Tow.
Eort nor I''ee weeks ago. during which
IN ey l,.uu she had managed to con.
ktabnxbn, INDIVIDUAL member of the
Eaye inaI' into being her devoted
|hO, ch ,uIEtudlns her uncle and aunt
upon h' as they were, quite look.
Is $S for mel, ,a, as their daughter.
|pless r ,ae squire, he was perfectly
Is biS ~.'nout her, and Miss GLADYS
veOt '0nS'ant companion whereye,
stock 1b p1ed She was a better judge
b her t tran his bailiff himself. and rs
Is tler a'o owl of horseflesh. who
Pape,s Nd. aoout the place who could
!, Ns0 WIN her? And how she rode
spapri9as and many a time, when &C,
= upclo ny his niece in her rides. die
s'e Ovs, regret that his salad days
Ne y MIA and that he was no longer
''''' her over this place and