

JOLIET ILLINOIS, AUGUST 10, 1s47s
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Kingdoms. Perhaps shall forgive Kate
after all-especially since have discov.
cred that Sir Harry is poor, tnealy.
mouthed son ofIs tinker, who knocks url
der after ride offorty miles or so, over
the finest road in the north country.


IF your daughter unites herself to a
worthy man, she ought to receive your
forgiveness ssszaf lae3 ajiaH a!dtss0'j g


well, well; I shall not bind myself to
forgive the saucy mink; but will think a.
bout it. You mentioned something, sir.
about matrimonial adventure of your
own ;,.efe. t4,.a~ a.,, te ys, 4, -,


As soon as the carriage comes up,
sir, the ceremony will take place. NV
bride is quite a young lady, with dispo.
sition exceedingly eccentric; she is full
ofVagaries, and one ofthem is her. deter.
mination to be married inmale attire


very odd, really f139p 4Gz5a3


"a person with gray hairs, like myself
ought not, perhaps; to think of matrimony.
The affair on hand, however, is one ofthe
family policy; and for reasons not neces.
sary to be recounted, we are compelled
to be married on the wrong side. OF Bor.
DER .........s .,....., ~ II


We'll, well; wish you JOY with all my
heart


The carriage now madeits appe arance,
and the ladies were ushered into the Kule
apartment styled the parlor., The hy.
menial priest being at his post. the cere.
mony suffered no delay. Rodney and
Kate stood up before the bewildered
functionary who at first hesltated to con.
slider Kate an eligible subject for wife.
Squire Darlington was called in to give
away the bride. The complete disguise
OF Kate, the shortness ofthe Squire's Wis.
ions, and the imperfect light in the room,
compinedto to preserve the incognito dur
ing this trying ordeal. The, worthy
Squire performed the important part allot.
ted to him in an admirable manner; and
it was only at the concllison of the rites,
when the functionary made mention of
the name of Charles Rodney and Cath
arine Darlington, that the old gentleman
comprehended the true position of affairs.


will you forgive us, my dear father?'
said Kate, sinking on her knees before
HIM, f.3s.9 9rs .gjdR hts..EH s-msl


Kate, you have joined conspiracy to
make your old father look ridiculous! |
have halfa mind to renounce you forever,
butt ,al Oh E9ls'l--.9, .HagEhEl
'Oh, say that you forgive Iusg' persisted
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We'll, well: / forgive you on condition
that you never run away again, and that
you throw away that dandy suit by the
time the honeymoon expires. And you,
sir, Captain Charles, forgive you on
condition that Tlike you after seeing you
with your disguise removed. Meanwhile
we will make ourselves happy 6d Cd


Next morning the whole party returned
to Darlington Hall. The, Squire was
delighted with his son-in- law. Kate is
one of the happiest wives in the world,
and she. carefully preserves her masculine
bridal dress as a memento of the most
blissful day of her life. - o...,ra a., >.