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Show MARRIAQE IN A fm, I rtbr Msia m JIttU nt lurUr Thi T1iu la lh u.,1 t th lr iUn lUo on all cent a lat vr o j AM)rtan women are b an t an 1 a. It are male to work with ox", at th pi Y ami hae a little liberty aa In iu il a j of Cadmna Men who pay it fl liit day to lire and fadle woo rt I" ' ! In Tlctorlaa thought orer the ihmiri " they left the Lincoln Park chnrLh k n dtynfahL Amen IUI bnrnonM nt Iebanon told theae tbinga In tiu n Lngllih Amen Kail U a tall hand mi Ay rlaa with a akin ai tlrh a tt odiia mon allka mvle At the foot of the inuun tiin on which h wa bom IU looke 1 Into tho curloua, brlcdi eiea if Rlrti an 1 told them that. Iiad ther been b iru Anyrlana In Aiijrl ther ii l lint ,o upon tho atrettiunleia Ih-ir fat-a were concealed, that they ronU utttlw relro nor make a call anionic womn withnnt thtf liritinta t nctit. Ail 1 that If At any time even lyaicidtnt tin y were teen by any man or In m v way tecogniied uo one woull marry them He 9 aid that once two conrlet a tall man and a abort woman and a at urt tiMU And a tall woman itovl bttfurt h I tlpat to be wed. The ( nett placfd Ihe UU man and tall woman an 1 the ah rt man and short woman together, and none of the four knaw whether trwi lighter not, neither of them knt inK the other Hot the patent! ha nlr objected, ob-jected, an 1 pliced the tall inau I) ttte abort woman and tho ahirt man hy tin tall woman, a that waa tho wy of the contracla. Then Mr lUil abowe-1 how theae con tract wero made lie left tho tulplt. and prewntly a man wrapped up In tt h Atayrlan raiment went up an 1 at ujki i the flsor Mr IUI came bock and aquattfd beOlehlm. "I would very much like "ho aall for a girl wboli your to bo wife to my ton lfAuc." 1 would bo honored, tftnrnol tho man with a very unmUtakaUo Amttl can accent H jw many hiTO your "Three." "Mow much yeare hare they r One la (Iftccn, oiie twenty and one twenty five," 'iVrnt talk to tne About tho twenty five nor the twentyi they are never fit to marry. How much do you chargo far tho little oner "Kite cAinel. four hone, three theep aud fifty dotbira." Hint I tan buy 100 women for ao much "Jlut no Uttlo one. Oh, IthtnkW WilU you can t havo ml no for a cent leaa." 'I lAy." Hut even then l43 did not pst tha tittle one, bvcftuw a few minute later Mr Hal returnvtl a another man, anl by doulllntfth irlceaocurud tho tfirl fur hi fn Jacob. Tlicn Amen Ital looked at tho youun men, whueo pAteut leathera coal them wren dolUra, an 1 tol 1 them that pt-ople InAuyrH paldillty cent for a mlt of clothe. The common !( le, he Mil, jald three centi fTtwentj nro poundi ot cabbage at-d four cent tor five poundi of turnlj'. Flttr loarea of bread were turnea out at a baking, an 1 men lomo tlmea ate four and (Ire loaroa at a meal Ho waltelfur moment, anl then, turn lng to a black ty behind him, aald, "They are aoUv," and ho drewAclrcla that would In clow aTlunkigtrlngslat ter, Chiuo Herald. |
