THE EXACT SCIENCE OF MATRIMONY.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12934, 14 October 1907, Page 4

THE EXACT SCIENCE OF MATRIMONY.

?. *'T think they are «>MM«a «»"* ink?*•■ : '"workink - orerwiß* Iff,, iißl ettotione .\d Jpftw much; W».l2SkllliiS friUt landy whiek«HrmJW?eS{ a liuilding and' w»t) QPTifBK,' HaP la Iβ underatudy to'fPf* '*'" B i TBii Vof: v there wiathlt fSSSf-SSS'SK jtfUfe Andj Tucker IJjf pV iVth.t little matnttSjual »£•*<* «ch«n* we floated out in Cairo. .;' ' "Wfen you're get enough 'wett!*; Sig«a]>ital— cay a toll a» h?g aa the ||mefet* of a waggon toi^fue—there* pon.ty/in rn«ti imoniil agenciea. Wβ bad dotibla it id'two wHil>hi| vnilvß » aoont m long m a acteme Hkg etttt f |n» UifiH on without tttlng'Wt-•••lwf liiifjr"chatter. '. '"'.. ' *v i yte fixed up an adr«rtta«vtfnt W| hoiw-lfring, 39 yean; p*»ew»inf * WOMel. ms|; and owning^• l «rti*JgS ß^?_|^f, SS[j wodM tem»ny. • Would •MW •: ffrf VHff «?SfW»t *c t« found lA. the kunfel* ♦T&T N'e objection to •lfctly «»n or o^ to BMiuai* iiewrtr ft* ySS JadfiwSt. Addrew, witfc Ctrt o< Peters and Tucket, t*«nt*, <Ht|f^|M«"«Bo f»r, co pernidou*-,' aay§ I, wn«H wehSfiriUedtheUW»ryconcort'Oß. 'And'now,' wy» I, ,r Apdy gi»e» mc ope W n»4 «W* <* ' calm irritation. "V'-.':' - ". , , "l|«f/ eaye he. 'I I? 1 ! fjS i lott them ideas of rt|||f Whypholild there be a WWh ; thfj i*ll a lot of watered *toek on Wkll ] itiJef would ywi «x(j#pt »JWI |Bff: i maid in it? WharSaa a ad: got to do with a lady? , j lkt«n/ eaye I. know my tl^. f Andy; that in »lUy Inriada againat the legal letter of the < Iff k aHicle-sold ttuafc be ff**?**, **«' says And|, pnw-tnill* hli wind, 'maybe it woi)«» W aalfr itfW* the tooet oeioe or the peace oomnueeioji ah#ujd try to infeatifat* our agency. J Ab4 » widow *fco wop! %ait4S time 5 0n .' a %* kfcd ■? "*" . tie tJPift.fSiiiin.iffwi'P'tjniff j out on the I.C; and Enda her \vl tbi t jwtme ootUße with the »"Mow«ff I* Sd jlraieewortili to tlt«' #•/ and it ir* < Ipa aaye^j,. Ae«x ,'f * , '**f ! j l©«f<r7a'l*TFiife Jμ Jjff/'aliwindler, *n\ ' .. .oontem|WJbfo- t 'roit^Bi\|f*lfty.r 1 - , i ; •■# , Tthat b» aid Andy poql^tr#frain' fro Maleyolent Matriaonial Poei will litm ta| jfc |ui|| 85p58d 0 yiU , here no iirk lo X. aed I ; *fe I opnre,* Mra T«tUr to Cajri ' and <*Übl«b<* her in a family hotU , far enotigh itwfy from mine and I A^sM^wi fijd 'i«d 4»d.3F < '4>h| now. > the tangibility and prasnniti of the without hiring : ao' "many 'icfSrlca 'ai a marcelled parapbftnflia that the eour d of the gum chewing;would haVe dit i with that one ad Andy and Ue put [ den of inTwing • •' -•' :f, «W ! W : a%"ii!fi|lW'tti* they. : a*d jnanry^ttafifwii i!»t the widow r^" 1 bargain ofTf* Ufa to ft«i '•«. ; ... - 1 '■ms&lfc'sNJfi'*sM in pecwn. is eAawffte tf c

SJ*H!»J<"!- I'M «ho» jot tin w*4fei~ y when you '•"y «*'gpi'-jlewi to the Rirerview hot#ljind Yd him shake hands ' with Ui% TOtisr.. Thon I showed him her tenk book with the 2000 dollars to her credit. - " 'It seeme to bo all right,' eayi the f/ksnX tOffipe. - - ' • n "at ie, . My. I. 'And if yon> not • eitiiM.mg'ni Hvn yon to talk 1 ewhfl*; with the womjh. Wβ iron't nellMn'the two dolU>s.' '"Tkeoki, , eaje he.' 'If I wew't. 1 rflUto, Mr Peters , ' ""TOwarq the end o( three months iro I k»d Ukf'n m 'something like 5000 i eflJiffj ipi* p* w ifc wse tii 4 e to dßlf-' ' Wt* W9 * eood many compMfnts TMae to us ■ and Mre Trotter ie«4f4 to T» tired of the job. A good ftfliy euitore had been calling to eet> W, «n4 •))(> didn't soern to likq that, ' 'W Vt dental to pull out, and I *** tft 3f» Trotter'e hotel to Bj per Jjet week's salary anij ray rew*ll end get her cheque for the 2000 dollare. "When I fot there I found her cry!Bf «ty ffiit to so tO l<3llool. "%F, «K>W,' M 9» I# 'what's jt ail •poatr Somebody saesed you ©r you #«UiM kew*aieftr " Mr flften/ s«:e she. "I'll t«JJ I?"- «■ »jw*ye i friend of **«>, and raon't mind. Mr Peters, fc*^ , ! wn't bear not to get him; He's jujiww laeal rre always had in mind • [ * Tlien t«ko him,' cay« I. Tlitt Jβ, if ife a mutual case. Does he return the sentiment, eocOrding to thespeciSSSlfiifrt'W^ you ot « f iu4* *if»' •wijfct- <But ••• of the tenffemeij thaPi been conjin* to »*f iN-llwuVllie aud •rw»rwi of romance. "'Mra IVotter' tays I, 'there'? no WfJJMMraiMiPfttiiwnc with a v«m««'a mr beef rrienqs. If it was left to mc i Id , »»y tfke th««. 9l#4el)tf« f nd , man of jfur eboie* «Jl(i be haAv. < StMe f* >are «Je»ned n|> oT«r 5000 oUarp ff»m thote «ucVerith»t milted to atarry you. But, , says I, 'Andy Tndwrie to be «oa»tolt*d." " *- v ' 1i '• iood ii»b, but keen in < •uaißsaa. B* w any equal partner financially. I will talk to Andy,' says , f, -UM ■*. M»i*<«*f b, .en*.' *•' I <'f foes baok to our hotel and lays % oaae before Andy. - > tßa »r*fer*noe«.' 4 -' 'It , * aud tiling, Andj,' wr« 1,, 'U Hunk tiiat Wt. a| the breakihe of a' '"'lt ii,' aays Andy, '«nd I tell yon q|t*t I'm willing to'do, Jeff. , You'w a|wayx been a man of a soft and aete* mil heart and' disposition. Perhaps Pte been too herd and worldly and ■wpietytMii For ©nee HI meat you kef U T froe* tb*, Ub andY BHaltes AndyV land fof! fir* «Ml,*fne,l|a»,"a«d aw* cries IW for joy «a #bet4ifl for eorrow. . •ffcerw f rtn,f W 4 Andy ifeked up to go. .' ; • 1 "" Wouldn't you like to go down juid meet Mrs Trotter emoe befor* w* I aeke liitn.- She'd like mightily te know you and express her enco» jiiulßa and gratitude. , ' - 71 " 'Why, I eneit not/ cay« Aady. 1 Mess , we'd better hurry and catch'that frain.' ' •' ' ' ."I wax strapping: our capital around |M in a money belt' ljke we always. Kried it jtf V4y Pill. . «W # Jl urge bill* out of his pocket and *»ka ■• to put 'em with, the r«ft. I. ; " 'Iff Mrs Trptter'e 9000 dollare/ to »c/ »y« A»dy. ' " are you William. Wilkinson P< , wye Andy.