The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-02-16

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y .ts yery person l wanted TO see
2l -'' ., .he world,' she went on,
,.... .al tremble in her voice
ADV, gak in her big soft brown
VII. .r Nuiied that | could cry,
.s.eo me some good pointers
..Isl me over many a rough
aa munaSe.
n. aelr: WHAT'S the tronble
..r au,herly Mrs. Tin We'd
r., tners hand an atfee, ion
WMdiug," confided Mrs.
.WAat do you think? Mr..
.,4s, utt to his office in d huff
aa] it was all his fault
IeaI said Mrs. Tin Wed
.N Tell me all about it,
., vou 20 any further, and
.....-t Bs well have the benefit of
MS been brewing all sum
...saNl~ June Bride, and all the
.mt deliberately neglected their
aa istsued You know when
... llage in the suburbs and
w.. sprp house during the sum
- ..,u 10 keep open house, but
.-- Eaie oGpmised always to let me
.i... as was going to bring people
.... ..u }af YOU know what an in
..,5 keeper | am. Well, he
ug the month of July, and
lippy in my life. was
...4 .d guests when | knew they
... tud when they arrived was
ease and enjoy them.
..-tl inst of August MI. June
..... ue If his old college chums
... .r4 me know. 1t was wash
...... -pas uut OF order, the laun-
ay tile day had gone back
opk had to do the laun-
IuLether it was the last
-..... hat ! wanted company.
l poorest dinner we've
aau married, but | made
sui aidn' say word to
... uumJ being put out.
-at> ue came home bring
..lms without letting me
please, the next week
".. .Y hee. When you have
l4 two persons, it is no
fo have three extra big
cells in to dine. | didn't
tu ID WASH like being
.ue can send out and
dashed around and
ot a meal. We GER
cl dishes tor a dinner,
~mething about the
out from the city,
Conscience frightfully
Nd | gave Mi. June
Ion the first time,
NAtn he knew our IL
nu5t Of a lavish every
would tide over unex-
d4utit was as little as
2I3pn me when he WAS
..grIe home with him.
jas he said, MIS-. Tin
.aN laughed at me, and
tUr diuuer was O. X,
a Seemed to think SO,
Mats ri dear little goose
cessalIly.
Mlu, remarked Mrs. Tin
AI- thategery man my hus-
...4 I Yale came up to New
August. and | know lie
-.... VIDE who did come out TO
.-u 4wuiIe. but the thing had
.. 0. Wearing on my nerves, and
came last night, when he
4ss man again. all how ling
H.- aud ! had six little lamb
Ge4t. and had ordered raw
tvt fur the cook won't touch
lae men left | scolded
B.uc. and he got angry. too.
..Dlus he left without kissing
-lr hard, when [ try so hard
o ruai and do the right thing,
SIZE u14t vie shall stay in the coun-
-.Y A1Use through October. but
.a Irs crazy if he keeps bringing
. me without warning me, as
. tr the last six months.
tI ue some way out of il?
. .H- morning that he was dis
u- because he never ex-
I0 come when would nag
skiing lMs own friends to his
hat lust broke my heart.
ue some way out of my
u- Ia the world, nay DEAR
A- llu- Wedding cheerfully.
ry sane trouble the first
pl mouse. and now my hus-
-U six men to dinner or to
1eJkfast or supper unex-
~.t defy him to make me
"..us by doing SO"
u looked at her in amaze
Tire women within hearing dis
.u- attentively.
-e continued Mrs. Tin Wed
a D.. upon plan of always being
lAe unexpected guest. | pro-
a,,ef with what call an emer-
,aet took the top shelf in my
sod ou Jhat | placed dozen cans
cas-, d dozen cans of tomatoes
tar soup a dozen bottles of beef
'ty tor bouillon, dozen cans