THE HILLS OF LONG AGO.
Whrn 1 hiu-kwir1 turn my eyes
Iim aanlnxt the vb.-i.tnt skte..
W here the hues ui Mommy Blow,
lii.so the 11 1 1 . of l. ik Ak"
t'omimli' mine, while vet w may,
l.i t ui thither for n d iy;
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Hour the un.ormiiii n sor,-.
Pee the facon fon.1 that vm
CnxInK at u through .1 dream:
n.isV tlu h.imls ve 'l,iH'it of )'or
Klsii the l' 01 Love once morel
Set nKii1n.it uoh ..y m lhl
I'.iitrv is our prost nt Ml!
Ah. the i.l. fr.r i.e.ithnil will.
An.) the smtt. e.st.illo thrill'
I'omri'li' mine. wI'Mr vet we nisy.
Irf l us th th. r for a il.iy
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To the h::N of l.o '. : Atn!
I'hnton Sii..i,l. .u Nam :i.il ki.iiffiiiiia
: Two Dinners at Pennington's :
By Mrs. Mom- V.
Handy.
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ALUKKT WHITNK.Y knew thai h
could rot mairj. He :s a sensi
l.c fc'.'ovv. n th. iiluile. am" iia.in'
that it won. i! be slur idiocy to risk a
won. an to share Ins i.-all Iiidrooin.
Yet Albert was in love.
Kvry Sunday in church he snt ojv
loi; Miss ti.iulys Pcnnirjrton. ami
thought of her fur more tnan he did
uf the sermon.
Miss l't-iininpton's father was a re
tired carpet manufacturer, with a
tidy fortune, to which (ilad ami her
brother .lan.es were sole heirs.
Albert was a clerk in a who'esale
hardware store ami. by hard labor,
earned ten dollars a week. Of this
five dollars went to his landlady.
The moth sighed for the tar. and
Allien fijrhpd for Miss Pennington.
The 'inoili and the star were hardly
further apart than Albert Whitimr
ami (iladys Penninpton. Alliert had
never spoken to her; she barely knew
that he existed.
What, then, were Albert's feel'ng
when, ore day. after church. Mr. Ami's
Pennington pompo si . appi oriel ed hm
and i n it ft! !:im ti. dine at his house
on the fi Lowing Sunday? lie blu.-htd
like, a girl, and stau mered out an ac
ceptance. Fortunately. Mr. Petiirnir
ton !id not wait for more. The 'limi
tation which meant so much for Al
bert to h'ni meant or.'y the d'schii'-.'e
of a rather disagreeable duty vv'.iieli
he admired himself for performing.
He would have been thunderstruck at
a refusal. I very year he obr.'itid
from the pastor of the eorigr gat ...u.
of which he had long been senior
deacon, a list of the young- men who
were puncrual at church and sum
moned them to dinner. The good
man liked to encourage piety and lie
Mowed invitations on rhese exemplary
young men in precisely the same spir
it with which he awarded prize books
for "regular attendance at riabbatb
chord."
The following Sunday, when Albert
entered the Pennington drawing
room, punctually at two. he was sur
prised to find already there. I.os'dts
the host, his wife. Ms son am'
ter, 15 black-cnati-d indiv'dua's with
all of whom he was pretty well ac
quainted. The as-t-mbly reminded
hirn of a special meeting of the
"Young Men s union "
It fell to Albert to escort Miss Pen
nington in to dinner. He, poor lad.
was overwhelmed with the honor.
He did not know that father Penning
ton, who exercised a strict supervi
sion of his daughter's ac(iiaiiitai:ce.
had chosen him as trie most harmless
and unassuming of the (i young men.
Albert could think of absolutely no
remark with which to open conver
sation. Miss Pennington, entirely at
ease, saw his blushes with more pity
than wonder. She wasj accustomed
to her father's duty dinner parties
and rather expected the guests to be
awed. Mr. Whitney's shyness spoke
in his favor, as a tribute of respect
fo her father. Mr. Pennington had
brought his children up to strict ob
servance of the fifth commandment.
"It is rather warm for the time of
year." quoth the young' lady, break
ing; the ice.
Albert raised his eyes and assent
ed. He would have done so had Mins
Pennington said that it was cold.
"What nice eyes he has," thought
he. It was unusual for Gladyt' to
notice a man's eyes. "It was fright
fully hot at the lake last August,"
she said, aloud. "I think it could
hardly have been warmer in town."
"It wasn't bad in town, except in
the middle of the day," replied Al
bert, bravely.
"fio you were not fortunate enough
to be away on your vacation?"
Albert laughed. "No, 1 hare my
vacations in November." It wai then
October.
"That must be nice for shooting,"
murmured Miss Pennington, vaguely.
"You hunt, don't you?"
"I fish a little." answered Albert.
There was another silence. Miss
Pennington turned to her other
neighbor. Then Albert found cour
age to speak to his, a young man
whom he knew quite well.
A November vacation was Hobson's
rhoice with Albert. Sometime, if
trade was active, he got none at all.
He came last on the list of clerks at
Jul, son's. Hut. when he could, he
thnnkfully packed his ling and went
to spend two week in the Wisconsin
' woods with hi only living relative, n
great ni'i'V.
(itcat-i:t cle Morris was fond of the
bo tun! good to him. Hi log cabin
ami llflc farm wou'd hnrd'j support
one. ami I'ncle Morris he d it th, defy
of cirri loan to do his l-.are of the
wor'dls wolk. Albert did what he
eou'd for I'ncle Minis, lie bought a
small slock of groceries and shipped
them ahead of his annual visit in
Older that the cxnonse of his enter
tainment might not be a I u!.,cti, and
he faithfully sent the o'd man the
tcst Christ 'tin and birthday gifts
that he could alTod. t'r.ele Morris
had told l.liii once that the farm
ou!tl be his si tue d:iy and some
times, when Albeit felt dopon 'cut
at his slow promotion, he p.c!u:e.l
himself as living in the cabin, in old
age, without even a nephew to visit
him. The thought made him tender
toward the old man.
Just as Albert was nlvout to speak
to Miss Pennington, (Mice more, he
heard her fitlnr's voice: "My dear
young friends." and the rest of the
'dinner was devoted to remark, part
ly instructive and partly catechet
ical, from that gentleman.
Nevertheless Albert went home re
joicing. He felt that he hud made a
great step. Thereafter, he was en
titled to raise his I at respectfully to
Miss Pennington on Sunday and Uxn
the rare occasions when he met her
Vn the street. Moreover, as in duty
bound, he made his dinner call and
acquitted himself with credit, his con
versation being mostly with Mrw
Pennington.
Crr at-uncle Morris died suddenly
that year, not long after Albert re
turned from his November vacation.
It was a shock and a surprise to his
nephew, for the old man was stiil
vigorous and had seemed in even bet
ter health than usual. A I 1m rt ole
taincd leave of alienee without sal
ary and. drawing his little balance
from the savings bank, hurried to
Wisconsin to be present nt the funer
al. The attendance was larger than
he had expected; he was p!t;iod to
see how many friends and neighbor
came to do honor to the dead. Chief
among the assi mbly was .IinV'e
Steinberg, of Oshki.sh, who greeted
Albert cordially.
After the services were over, the
judue accompanied Albert back to the
eililn am! -eated himself ill I'ncle
Morris' chair, with the air of a host
rather than that of a guest.
"Of cr-urse. Mr. Whitney, you know
that von are your great -uncle's so
I eir. but I bellt-ve that vi. u are in t
aware that Morris Whitney was one
of the richi st men in ti e ci unty."
"No--was he?" gasped Albert.
.linL'c Ste'nberg smiled. Like most
men. he en j' veil telling a l'i-oi! slot v.
"I have k no vv n y ou r ti iicle all bis . i ft-;
we were friends in youth, am! I ftute al
ways enjoyed his r"l.!iiii no'. dear's
ago he had an i v pel ii lice which can -i 1
him to lose faith in all woimii. ami
most men. but which it is not tor me
to r p at. lie bought this farm, w hich
is laiger than it appears, for much of
it is Itasetl. and n tired to tl i- out-of-the-way
spot. It was hi il I L'tit that
you should love him f or h i n I f a lone.
The annuity which your ni.tlor re
ceived, after your father's death, was
paid by him on the exprtss cm. it ion
that she should not en.igl tn you in
regard to his affairs. 1 have lo con
gratulate you on the inheritance of a
very considerable fortune, which is ex
ce.ieiitly well invested. I shall be
pleaded to act as your agent, as I was
your uncle's, but that is for you to de
cide." Albert listened with dazed attention,
that hardly left room for joy, to the
long list of stocks and bond.-, of which
he wan now the possessor. All of them
were at par, and some of them far above
it.
"I am utterly inexperienced," he
said, "and know nothing of busines,
except in the hardware trade. I could
ask nothing better than to have such
an agent as yourself. If it is to your
advantage, as well lit. mine that you
should manage the property, I am only
loo glad."
The family were at breakfast when
Mr. Pennington's eye fell on this para
graph in the Daily Conservative:
"Albert Whitney, clerk in the em
ployment of Jobson & Co., importers
and wholesale dealers in hardware, is
the sole heir to the estate of If is greats
uncle, Morris Whitney, of Door county.
Wis., recently deceased. The estate, in
addit ion to lands, amounts to over .ViO,
(UMi, mostly invested in standard stock
and bonds."
He read it aloud. "Albert Whitney,"
he said, "surely that is the excellent
youngman whom we know. I must tej
ephone to Dr. Shepherd for confirma
tion. "Hello good morning, doctor. Al
bert Whitney, of Jobson & Co., is the
same Mr. Whitney who belongs to our
church, is he not? I thought so Have
you read the paragraph about him in
the Conservative, this moiiiirig? I
thought you would be.-Soam 1."
Mr. Pennington returned to t lie break
fast table. "J am sincerely rejoiced,"
he said. "It is providential that so
large a fortune should come into the
hands of a young muuof such piety and
rectit ude."
Gladys looked up, pleased and inter
ested. She thought again what nice
dark eyes Mr. Whitney had
"My dear," said her ft. her to his
wife, "we must Invite him to dinner
again and introduce him to.ome of our
prominent people. A weilld not lg-
nore him In his ohcnrltv. we can bet-
, , , , . ,
ter afford to congratulate him on his
pros per it v."
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At the .elect limner party which fob
lowed Albei t was the guest of honor,
and escorted Mr. Pennington to the
table. He bore himself w it h quiet dig
nity, and Mr. Pennington took pride in
the pearl which he had discovered.
The guests departed, the good tiuin
announced to his family ; "Mr. Whit
m y Is a gentleman of in ! e!bg nee. a
well as of integrity. Il is r.inly that
we tt.d so many good quali t ies unit itl
in the value y oung mini."
I 'laily smiled. "I am glad pupa likes
h ini so m in h. I nl w ny s I bought he was 1
nice." he said to herself.
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