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Lizzy was now of age to marry, and that
isPrecisely what she did do. Harry Col
son, her father's head clerk, thought she
was the prettiest, most amiable, most charm
Iny girl in the world, while she had no
Cause to be otherwise than satifed with
hin--so they struck a bargain AZ once.
AID, as they entered into this social part
nr1ship, the father and son-in-law formed
business connection and everything went on
to heir minds.


Bnf, poor Miss Sophia Rebccca Jones,
What did she think ofthe Wadsworth' : now!
Reduced TO poverty, with little useful cdu-
c.sinn, and much that she had been far
Ds.acr off wTthotii-what happiness was
LEFT for herl Truth to say, there appeared
for her little else than darkness and gloom
in the future. But she was no; TO blame
for her wrong education; and it was ap-
parent that, had she received the proper
training, she might have been equally quail
ifie1 with Lizzy Wadsworth 10 make q good
wife. Alonzo Carman, smart young me-
chanic, saw this, and determined, IL he
could have his own way in the matter
even at the hazard cf bad bargain-to
see, as he expressed il, .'if, after all, she
could not be brought straight" IN other
words, he resolved to offer himself 10 her in
wedIocl. And, sure enough, Miss Sophia
Rebccca Jones became Mrs. II. :. Carman,
the wife Of one Of that class whom she had
been taught to despisc.


Well, to this day, she has never had
cause TO regret IT; and the last time heard
Alonzo speak Of her, he boasted that she had
thrown away all her foolish notions, and,
in the main, adopted correct views of all
matters pertaining to social life. More
over, know that she has made full amends
for her former rudeness towards Lizzv
Wadsworth, and that both now live On terms
of the most agreeable intimacy


As To the widow Jones, she lives. rent
fee, in small. but neat tenement; the
property of Mr.. Wordsworth. She takes in
sewing for living; and he takes care that
she does nov want for anything really ne
cessary to her comfort. She j. not inter
rupted now by any SEALS from people of
the s.lirst society,"" albeit she i sometimes
allowed to work for them.