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FElE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 14 1882,
raid thee. in t..« tarsen Sot,was a prett7 st,
with its ' Mae Mir Pls.•ssa
All the air was fragrant with sweet to this country girt It shows .••w ••
Wier, and the pale blossoms shone like friend yon can be. But in this I be- ' hat De mention uughthe made ofchasm.
• stars in the dark green bower, "tree b7 have yore are preparing for youeic f s I 1 lady stood in the garden 1's.
ureeo and there were the mute dark
oris, Mown eyes and tatgru1 man-
er of their travelling ouumution of the
previous day Goan: Burchard stepped
A award.
"Good morning, Mies Ludwick."
It was sadly add and changed from
the fervent 'Amy' he had always called
her in his thoughts.
'Good morning, sirs, responded the
harsh voice, while a seared look came in-
t„ the brown eyes u she regarded the
distinguished looking mien. A -minute
more and she exclaimed enthusiastical-
ly:
ual dcwynees of the sparkling, enuring she has not married, she will ta'ohaly
"Why, Grant Burchard, if it ain't you.
eyes, and was confident, as of his exit- wish she had; for during these five years How glad I aut."
him a heartyhand
tenets, that thought of hitt had robbed' you have been adding to your store tit At..i she gave
.hake, and poured forth a torrent of
the lips of their ateadineas, and the eyes kTewledge, and unconsciously t.'tutting "'
of their brilliancy; and he was right. taste for higher tastes and companion luesticns, as she led him into the house,
You would have known it by the un- I ship. If this girl has not gained, yo'; oil went to call the family.
will find she has lost her youth, her syn- The gentlemen glanced about the per -
dark, saucy face, as Grant Burchard I plicity, and all that •native freshness ior. Everything was neat and beautiful,
came in sight softly humming "Houle,''. which you w much admire. You shake and the deposition of books anti farni-
sweet Home." your head doubtingly, eh? "Ephrism is ture betokened a cultivated taste. The
"I don't believe aword of it," bbSmid joined to his idols, let him alone." Sec- piano was open, and two peir "f critical
saucily, as he entered the bower sodded, lig is believing, however. With a heart eyes uot.d with surprise the difficult
the sweet brier in a knot about her heal like yours 1 pity you, when your idol nieces of music standing on the rack.
and shoulders. liesbeford you fallen and shattered.' The faint perfume of sweet brier steal -
"Don't believe what, you little ath- And Ralph Emery looked with real iug,in the window, filled the room with
iest 1" asked he playfully. "Jt,nt be- concern into the thoughtful face of his a delightful ar arouse,
— ans d
Gry a lace nt awns s"
in
leive that you are my priw,uer, .+nil that friend
like his imaginary home tor his ideal
I may bee cruel muster, demanding pen' I An hour later they were whizzing Amy
ance for all the sins you ever commit• I rapidly towards the country, when their +few minutes elapsed, and the smile
was gone. His dreamt cited when the
curly haired maiden entered the room,
bringing old Mr. Ludwick, who grasped
his hand with a cordial tenderness, and
greeted hint with hearty words of wel-
come.
"Well, Grant, do you think Atny
l..oks natural 1" inquired Mr. Ludwick,
after the ceremony was over.
"Certainly," answered Grant, blushing
Nod beautiful flowers. arranged A wealthy Peusait, who felt that bis
pews were numbered called his sow
around bedsid Wad begin: e
"'stn you eldest, sed Ibf
yueath y my blessing"'
The second sort came forward, with
bowed head, and the father said:
"John Henry, you have been a good
byr,au4 I begttesth,you Ely good tinea"'
The third son showed up; and the --t'
ane kindly remarked:
tth exquisite taste. -Grant Burchard
had tholght of this visit for yeses, wham
to, could come alone and claim Almy, kri
now he was glad to bring his friend, ea
its swinging foliage. Standing within its cruel di.appuintruent.
bower. her dark hair brushed by the Grant Burchard was only half ltewn-
treiliag h,snokss, and her hands liatlee - iag. After five years spent in a foreign
ly plueiing the starry bh,ssosss, was Amy hind, he wee dill dreaming of the y+'unK
Ludwick, a pretty young lana H -r Aaab- girl in the eglantine Dower, and h,,11 re-
ing brown eyes were now dim with uu- plied:
shed teem; and (Haut Burchar 1, et *ilia- •1f 1 find Amy Ludwick as when I left
tans, studied the rural puler! sod
smiled. It was manlike to smile when
he knew from her listless anti dreamy
air she was thinking of the 'levet ; and
he Could have testited on oath that that
absent ane was he. It was manlike to
smile when he noted the unwonted qui-
verh ruby1• 1 unus-
her, I will stake her my bride.
'You cannot find het as you left her,'
said his friend earnestly. `Here is
Ralph Emery's watch against Grant Bar -
chard's hat that she is already wedded
to *ants neighboring farmer, and that
you will tail to recognise your ideal Atny
in the dumpy illiterate housewife. If
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name,,
,
Andrew Jackson. you are my youngest, 1 Dfr P 1111:.. •ItaL t+ ,..1? mat. ufl
and I bequeath you the gra d My
Good-bye rut dear sons• *eh Zilly1M
press toy hand for the last date, and
then skip back to the field, for this is
glorious weather for cent."
"But, dad you are worth tfa0,000 1"
they pretested in shortie
"That is true, boys, but 1 have tried
to make an equal division. I have lett
all the 'swear to you, and all the motley
to the lawyers. They would' hive'got
the sugar, anyhow, end in the getting 1
would have left you nothing, and pruv
ed your mother s fool and your father e
lunatic besides. I die happy and full of
peace. Bury me just to the lett of the
old cow -shed, and pay for my tombstone
on the monthly instalment system."
MORAL:
The Lawyers were of course dissatis-
fied with the will, and carried the case
into court.
e«3k•d estrtegnieend rite re.e:pld 'yrs be
"ali en tic . a dem of t:useiuuiu .to �`�
w t �'o-roMiuR d are reemeted
th,•mret,uyit'-
r• BRRp>KILLER.
P Mar.
ted 1" ; attention was arrested at a station by
"I don't believe you mean that song," the entrance of a lady. Grant Burchard
she anter ^•t i:.tlr ea/l17. "You Bing started. Something reminded him of
H, .t as if you Amy Ludwick. There were the brown
wee delighted to get out into the wide ' oyes acid glossy curls, worn in the old
world." childish ttshion, but now they were
"Amy," (and the manly tones spoke! oertaiuly o:d niaidiah attd unbecoming.
•e with a slight reproachfulness), "yin I Her face looked 1 .etty still,but it lacked
know 1 love my home, and—" something to make it interestin„ and
He paused and showered the white t Grant Burchard Could not but acknuw-
bl"ssoms over her head, looking into her ', ledge to himself that she was overdress-
shy
verd
ress fearfully, as hu put up a mental petition
shy saddened eyes. ed and unrefined it s.1 peaxance. Ho
"I may not say it," he added. "Your instinctively shrank from acknowledge -
to be forgiven for lying.
father thinks he is a wise titan and has ing to his friend that this woman luuklt I "And she loves the old man just as
sealed my lips. Dear as is this :simple like the one he had lured. And though I well," continued Mr. Ludwick, joyfully.
"How
country. 1 know that life has better his eye caught the name of A. Ludwick
work than can be done here. My ener- on her travelling bag, he shrank from
gies are cramped and my powers are sad- renewing the acquaintance, as he might
ly limited. The opportunity offered me ; have done by a word. He was contraet-
for travel and improvement is a rare one, I ing this uninteresting woman with the
and I may not cast it away. It is a simple girl in the sweetbrier glen, when
realization of a golden dream, and when an old man entered and addressed her as
I return I will realize another and cen-
found your father's fears."
He held her pinioned with th d eglan-
tine fetters, but she tore them.s Iddenly
away, saying : claimed. 'is that the divinity of your '
• iVhenyou returnyou ma • tics ise a! looked alike' Amy has changed more
) p dreams: than she. L warrant she is in the bower.
a simple girl like me, and my father 'I fear it is.' \TM the deprecating re- Let use. I w her.
wishes to spare me further pain, in for- ; ply, Grant Burchard gave a great sigh ..f
bidding any intimacy until years of sep- I Where have you been." asked the far. I relief and the whole party went into the
aration shall prove us. Thit separation; mer.
he insists must he entire. We cannot 'Been down to the city to do some - garden. There was tate elegantine
even write each other, Grant. i trading,' was the answer.
;bower. carefully kept; and seen now a
'Hut we can think and love, and wait,' I Her v, ice was coarse and
harsit h, and no I, fairwhiwoman,
th step-ladder,ssof
e puree*
im-
was the hopeful answer.' Tonder comes 1 Ralph Emery smiled,
- your cousin Alice. I would say plague; smiling matter to Grant Burchard, this ; ing the over- ur:wches, sinning, tumuli -
take her, only she looks so wondrously I dethronement of the beauttiful idyl he; while, tot sweetest
d ete east•ins'—"Ever of
had carried all these years.
l Emery listened and exclaimed.
i "It u the voice we heard last night."
Ming lips and was gone. farmer. Grant ate ed hastily torwrard. All
she waa only sixteen, and' "Ready for what'" asked Miss Lud- pt'
Poor Amy, y I r I unconscious, Amy contiuue.i her prun-
not much of a philosopher. So thought wick, with a silly- laugh. ,,e11 stopping when the errdener,
her father as ho watched her sad face; "You've' concluded not to wait for thea ing, • Y 1 [ e
moving about uneasily. He changed chap that went away a few years ago. I lx ke.
"Miss Amy, you had Letter let me do
his ,opinion when she knelt on the stook I hear, and that young man coining t"thatet
luckythat you did not cone be-
fote 1 She only reached hone this morn-
ing by the early train. What made her
run away so aeon, Nellie ?
"Your daughter is here" answered the
young man, pointing to the blushing
face encircled by the dark curls.
"You don't mean to say Grant, that
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'Miss Ludwick,' uu thebght that was Amy ?' And the
Ralph ri Emery friend's
now started and looked old man burst into an uproarious shout.
into his friend's face. '
`Ah, I remember the name,' he ex- .of laughter. "That s Any s cuu•in.
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like you.Good bye, Amy.
And the strung man kissed her teem -
"Getting ready, .'pose, queried the I Ralf
his side and enquired your' house every week don r mean any- ".1u no, John," she answered
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--`Thirty days in solitary confinement,'
was the sentence pronounced sgarnst Jim
Webster by an Austin judge. `Thi. -y
days r diked the titan. 'Thirty days,
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you gib Inc thirty days 'las winter for de
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'No' she answered gravely. 1 nese r
hated it, and my teacher said I would Grant Burchard groaned. 1
Success to the young time who comes i pang of remorse.
make a gonia student if I cared leas for Well Diss Amy, it is as I say. Your
every week ,,' sail Ralph Eatery, its- � "Well, of nothing but
fun. I airs a real ignoramus, ren. • tie "anti you might as well say sweet ladyship is stingy
'Did Grant tell you so, Amy' teGrant, `No, pa,' answered the blushing girl.. "Amen ions I thick the last bitv „
bethinks Iknow more than I do.
'H sometimes corrected my grammar, of slang ha*s curd you.but • • •
knGrain an
the sweet brier.
"Stingy, eh I' and Amy laughed mer-
e # rily. "`No, John, not stingy, only econ-
Een now ho talks of subjects
toean with something that always gave
understand. He is glearn t-isblelframe of n inrl.r`1 Heswaa likenone roeip l1•ea!ure. No, come and take these ing
rid improve continually, and if I settle who had revelled in a delicious dream of branches.
1 - and awakes to a stern and C. rant auloerceded John, and withex-
down to myoid fun and indolence e wretched reality. He was thinking it
will indeed detpies me when he returns,
'I love Grant and I want to nuke my- all over as he lounged with his friend
self worthy of him. He will become Re- upon the porch of the hotel where they
turned to the society of polished wo- e } for
the ghwhen
areverie
RNuightby thefragranceof
cu
then, and I seem utterly devoid of pol-
ish. You are wealthy, pa, but •I prefer
education to money.'
'And Amy,' said the old roan tear-
fully. 'when you become a lady, perhaps
you will despise the blundering old farm- garments, and a sweet voice chatting in -
or. I have heard of such things.' telligently with an elderly gentleman,
't 1h, pa, aunt Hastings is a true lady, The conversation was of sufficient length
and she honors you as your daughter al- 1 to peeve that this lady with the starry
„aye roust.' said Amy, winding her bloss.nns of sweet brier twined in her
- hair was o women r,f original thought
a' *1*. arotmd the nocL of her doting fath
sett rare cultivation. The old man sakes
t too for made, and the lady swept the keys
Iyell, child, write to your aunt •th *Wel fingers, that filled the tons
sweetbrier. a perfume that always came
to him laden with sweetest memories.
The parlor was in a shadow, but they
heard the floating Round of a women's
Re Nei be Deceived.
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We know whereof we speak, and an
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Aho iSold at
fifty cents a bottle, by Y a]
tended arm's received the weight of the
sweet brier. He did net move, and
Amy said, without booking-
"That will do, John, go now." .
Still he moved not. She looked
around with surprise, and stared at the
taheleu—a handsome stranger gazing at
her, with extended arms full of sweet
brier.
"I ant waiting for the rout, Amy.—
waiting for the woman who used to tease
and pleased me till i learned to call her
Sweet -brier'.
she knew then it was Grant; and with
*glad cry came bounding down the
steps, and was reoeived into his arena
Amy Ludwick was a study that dlh>r.
Grant Burchard watched her with a lot -
wt
find you a good school is the city. She
will be a model for you Amy, child, if with a ran, rich melody. As the last i ing pride There was nothing in her
I would make a lady of notes died away. and the soft garments dress, manner or conversation to offend.
it were necessary m Grant's love, er- grated out. Grant Burchard exclaimed: Phe was an educated and cultivated
you that yon miyos ght win
d.■i' • see. wilt "My Amy should have had a weir* like woman. .1t the close of the day, he
said to his (nand
on
H it Ise and erne Is+w you bete[ that.. RMey, you boat your wager. Was 1
Grant 11l+ Ralph Emery thought of the harsh ,
fpr that, think roe not wise to cling to my nil love
that stirred the and ,iiRtY,r,tant renes in the rail car. and 'Be generous new, and di'n't cliatg ay
Lt was a r}westM k+n'Br, enero replier! Emery. "I will
y ke Amy L.ful t ti loving heart with a smile that made his don't
` herr faithful to her fibs! ditty. wince, quoted the slang phrase, try to compensate her for her lose."
• (innt Rnrchard's hlaok'yes twinkled
wad kept • s • see K. •
• ` The next day Grant Burchard and his Y r tiro tiea"en of I" is he argon e.
Five earn i s Rey address, est friend stood at the gate of the Ludwick . sneer me. 1.0 in the iangnetr• of t
holed manners w easy homestead, It wee 1 tine old Owe, alai another'' "I sou'
talking " , New York Ihotei gOtRe',
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