HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1893-11-03, Page 3";i
OD ANU MRS WAN
1u lokr¢s6ag Ghapterprom the Greet
Gompoei's Liffe.
LLICIT_ E �. � INSANITY.
•
:e Sperm of the Sires -
A Deiecerted
Strange I Wife--
.
nratuation--Mfrs.- ,
tox�P--e%tea ,e
Candid Adveatnire,rer
EW public : xnen
have • Batt a_ more-
°�."' rt}ef.markableea srf
...� ee. than, Oharlei
-t ). Germed hs
d
fi' .,, �' Mrs. . With
r: k Weld rgiaa
on.: The,lives
of some -great poets
f' ane painters
,�� �F � . t � -: _ ta-in _ con-
t. • episode' with
women, but none.
1; of heat ss,_ a u- t
f fxar
ti 1- an . episode It. P e as that,
- • - i the: life; e :
�• f t
•
- .Fre - � � _ he
. her'he French - I- coni e -
m se
et Mrs._. Ge P.:, r
- or ins
Weldon-
I g.
d
0
I f d�i' pat .fate i n.: This
print- many esre
tire ..comes andeni-��' ago- the'
tire . r P ce the had-. had :wit..
I.b was: -never. published, - with
tF a few copies Were: Bile all
re deetro ed ..
aged a�a°n with Y . A ixard.
axis h no nonsense and .no.poetry
composition .would regard I
both eic#ea. a - -. , the:. Igbbers
s narseoixs. A diver
"�' � coo
. yer would say ;than the anrt
- letters s war
de'' et -
t tigniog and d`ishenorable : wam . on.
lxa cine-handand .. as o .
an idiot en the other..
`a matter of f - i tuned _ .
ides confined in an ` was: .several.
he _relations �} asglutrt for the insane:
f M. Gonne -with Mrs;
Olden. :were 'Vary . peculiar,
�� et. - �.� ��� � = to �ay.� a
� &o a to
RCE ' a ioi7NT:. OF SC •
-
;,, a age t xeave often.
ped; but seldom' as : th
po;ez and . the ambitious
as base, for Mrs. .
Weide
€erg ua 'reterne,_ whose fa
tiba!es.� • . _
when` one censjders those . two . Oran'
eena•ons does net: wander at the musician
k:uderiug hie Iibortyse'.easf
man of ion.- u.Ise �9• goateed
ee, and alk the time: he elligu der the
1 -_of lire:- Weldon.: nearly ebb
eare
' And Georgina -tett -!' atm. -wile woman:
few men, crtainIy no mai of Goanod'a
p, eouldresiat. Here is her
ure,
ted `n -.the_ early seventies She bWas
- stir assingly . beautiful, and she, knew it,.
an elle used that- beauty to and.
the
t of • her ambf tion=bo be considered
c"tte�ar-y�
7 sun; around which: revolved- all
trn;a to eat cal the day. - Her gage was 30,
bit -tate still baci the bloom . of youth . upon
her a hteke, - a b4omde with -a; complexion ref
ti* delicate -rqs color, -which rouge can-
n0- lmnaf tate - nor powder destroy. Her-.
dxre was no loss attractive than her.face.
t waa -
tath been curiousty-
Welshwoman
was a Mies
truly belonged
au ,iter height tvas &have the.: ordinary.
-any. here, eSpeetaily when this beattty ,Wati
dr' a ad in perfect taete--in the height -of 41te -
ii
lii-ri Add f.0 this that she had .a winning,
air -ay with- herttseeteirigly free and - -f •
shOWed" tier to -he a thoieugh women Of the
-wo place en the roll, of.feniale celebrities,
a • is kh,aither - strange:- liar : - family Were
-.Arno?* the beat people. of- the principality of
- Ti kkiier and they tried te bring the child; .-Titi
'''' Ila°011 .-ayivardness and ambition Made their
. in the ad .faihiened ways-, But:her restive.
effor,elab-ortiire. _When. vieiting Brighten,
_ amaze --WI; withaiaelfadtd figural -hand,
...geaufaf arid engaging-. It was said libel): he
- iktakt4 With f--c;e brevet rank -of c ipliala in
the attatttt
Geer likad 'him.: .. At '.: any rate Jihe for --
bade -girl to.epeak any znoreto the_ Cap7
Ian, r tads prohibition brought about
- ftegedri trey-. Weldeta‘to elope *Int her.
t kat- said he teftnid--tby and- hyo. -13reb -
spelt 0
when
wife A
file hotly? ..fkit es (Bully midi* the - Mr& Weldon -thr
oreina ea did poor _old -,G-tenod alld eellealr'ir int- le
t -48,e- nearly- three wore and viribh a „i-jedgnient there, bit
.WeLion •consent dt and jolt as ;that. Liberated fro
de',- will were' wedded and' settled -b,efore l he left France and f
tly otitt e:r frienclet. could. diecoVer ihele lei(' friends • thronge
ht
-She 1646,
-briateela
Weide '
iravist
Gionnsd, $er ePpolnie
ehn..had the the -wit to take ac! °e, ani
vantage*,
nAttnottt
uahles
was:. not'of hit kind.
distfn '•+yds
gui.hed Fre eh .co
The. very .. day after- -
alled on 3Z.; GQuno �
he -hither ri d,
isce�tr Pe: t�eey -Iip
aged:. Stie ca
- nxie-day, and `ehia ti
ecpouue to aooarpany h
arances This fe
s . she
re speaks: of -this d
"'Providence pet
nd gave me the �.
and the cio the -tight to
pwrt of mpaniea,.,
wheat I. had d
Me to be a•good :an
aced•fn • my way."
Tbfe. Is ver
Very candid an
Of
course" Gouaod, a
recited by -.this wo,
not :immediately s
re : to the `faeinetin
ing : howev g
ten of the er, to .uo
eaddress-front
My Dear- Pueey,_"
mouths: the.: .::wrote
teem
he would writ-
e
you with 'ny'whole. h
heeds... Very
s. or = _ -affect
your heetrand." :-
•cantfnue to •ceh ;Shake'
By and-. by: they b
And Captain R rr
dib He -goo y
� ?� d, easy m
philesophioallp..
•
There mea here are name- =:ambitions .: mind
Ir o 'ort �: but ht a -w tp
Mrs. Wefdo ett
She meet eeoure the
mposer, and ab once+ .
the .Introduction she
Hewas not athem•
Ps hut she .w e
sled , again on -thee .nob
me command very.
er-for the Saki here.
sake of :ap-
how fn one of ` her. let.
ay';
Gouned
_ fa. my.pabh
betieve that I .had
e aeaoiiate and the
reamed:�Seeeemed
gel Who* God had
•
aye -:
'very oharacterla•
ld- ae he Wes, was
s beauty... But *he
'render his whole
c1eeture. It fe-
te the quick, gra--
�r DearMademe'
At. the end. - of
here. in French
in -Eoglieb) `� I
Bart and I
.shake
affect!' and.-aleo
•Bab he did net
,: with the. hits-
*lento: more int'
as. • -entirely
en, took Matters
8
a
ria
pe
her
fo
sup
to
.pl
tie.
alt
d.d
nut.
d&t'
to --
two
foie
your
ghee
long
band
mate
:iguor-e
very
AIT
t UGLY $
reached hint ;he took • eo
haavirig full: • confder*, ' n
etti month Gauao�t: we
had secured' ler( keti
leid en him te, return
p his abade with heel
Hunter to Meet. hfrn • -
3 and - 4 o'o ook.
he Commune .fu :France
perty it rather dulled -
'elk -. In . the. perk . wi
for he ':�wrole- her
Paris-is-Iost,-:and they
is heerb and. the head,
Cline in et;:cab 'as, .quid
21 talk 'it ell, over. - J
-od-has °given and -Gc
-bloused .:be His holy
'e things God daee no;
Thio: was prey
d man who to earlier
holy _orders,
they met:every:- day
_a
`sity for further corres,
s compelled to: visit..F'
der eplsttlee: betaine
But before going:
don power of attorney
sh , copyrights.. In : t
nee ho speke�eonstant
stack. '_ `Georgina tel
aneth
Lso
tween
how t
his pro
of a beauty
ailed and we
there life and
marrie
to take
Then
tain Wel
his Engli
from- Fra,
cher Teti
She burri
lion in
which he
she preval
-and take u
asking 'Mrs.
bid destroyed -
hie 'enjoyment
66 Alas my
hairs •issasetin-
of the- bewail
kly lie possible
remit saY:with
neett--tett -Bat
take away---
ifetwee About
nd there was
ranoe„ when
at frequent
be gave °ap-
t° deal With
hese letters
ly of -14 mon
aw -her dear
ts hi Paris
and finally
to England
Tavieteck
AGAIN LT TiligiTOCK 11017
NOW alle was happy.
author of 44 Paust" end " Rome
in the ()Venlig Gounod-- tepoeed
comforts 'of a fentilt, 'Hest Re .eint
long pipe of peace_ ..and Indulged
Which Ma; Weldon *as accuetem
One -of his heavenly dreams."
Turkiah fez Web_ he 'were' by-
wOuld take off hit edippers and dud
arms like * yeurig' Child. At -nig
Weldon titled to -say she had Win u
invariably vitae& his main t
_his bed up-"ancl- to react a chipt
early.
bittERTED
cetebeeted
ct see. the
e," world
eztielf how
At home
D. ail the -
eked :hilt
in .that
ed to cal1
The fady
e off: the
:way of a
:and she
Mein his
ht
e tuck
er of the
te bed
-Her hatband; couldn't. break the
itpell which.. hotted hint- to fokgy England.f.
Several tiniest: he: invited ...her to share the
Engliskniansiezi With b-itzi, but she Seemed
the pit -Vogel. Bet•net no his eon jeitzi, -*rho
appears- to -have been& -not: oVer nterals.
:forbade him the haute and refusedte held
But 1.4ity prolong the- Story? • Derinulzie
a return of hiireaeowiatd .91(1" fr.lende had
vain. She vleited Prente„-tdeterntinecl'to
was keitt Out of the. way and ehe coutd not
broken in spirit, opeaed Musk aeademyt
-was deserte'd by -her :•hushind; end at t•last
*est- to work 'ler her -living -,as a teacher; ----a:TT':
. Butt itefoke this' chapter -Was olmiedt she
" board hill' for the three • years -she
had:: entertained the dietinguish.ed Feeneht
man at- the • lieti of her receptions,. -And
ende With -a vulgar,. cote -
i. A
ee.fairy Tani* thee
i the 4uerilo p oi:
$ow.te` >�
propose, whoa to
where pre
pose.
unooverheard' frequently, :bub the i
in one of of lion's lane
lothhui One Tneeday n ht
;Under. a shady tree they -. -
- He meld :her Band.. ��
b e: . slid held hie
s and who shouldproposeos P
did bas bees
ollisAi•
s of -
had.
Mid -
the. y .
y -.ung
tights of
to tell ye
Ped me here
lyapeken.
new pair
ye wtd
'ana an-
t. Ye
' thicik
b fti
•
r Hee
mak'?"
slay of Interest. • atthie time
•
when,. � as well : as• - of
maan'e fancy fn thaep�g�__
late."a acy lightl, turnip to • itho
.
'Dae -
k
e , � :keit, Jean, � �y ��
amethrng. L
"Say : awe', . then, e've
since eaevemo'clock; ? .: hoe
and e'v
abaci on. thfo p e hard
e' horses.=:. - . g but Davie s bh�e.
SEW! �
ee1,; daeye ken.
' a :real , Jam, I bhfnk
Boo. dee: ye think .t �}
".Jie because."ha>p.
- , -.Ilithat's - ?
bm,'_
ewea 'hinny .hind
ewer to g e.a body.�s." ° e
Ah.
Ib
et Jean, I'm in defd-ea,
d mak a>, guid wife ale . -nee
I wig, mikr u aid dile yeao
sere I ken :.naethin
isuppose ye (veld a ab8a
a i � dile weal. eneach:" -
- Is that a' ye can -sad"
cc A'; �: Jean ?"
i Wbab mafrt�:co ..
div I ken -what ak1 I say
v �'a kind e'' a men -yell
. tib, Jean time � mea ye k
�g, at. I went what
m.dc1' , en Ono
•
��tae be.m , " '
what 9arriea. •
,. And the -
.What � � .. -: - �. n be � s .
file.. - Wha cemote his iso
could it - u and wen , . himself,
with
eel 2 :3n' -"mind be tab. your-- � .. b filth Bile kfch a deb
,: mind ye, ....I'll maks. ed• hgcnself;
rima:. Darr . e no' Fes guid
S think that ? = Speak,
woman, Jenn, jfeb speak: cot what ye t
naebody'lJ bear ye., Dao � e -.no' y. ink ,•
wark wi' rue-?` I `ken' I. like e . lige a sale:
wbflet think I oeuld wish "hand e� -i
urine and - never /et ye oebio' M in mt
again." ' _ - y eichb
-44 Oa'' ay,. ie a' say *ate!' .
Bas` I'mlia earnest,: Jean, debt earnest..
Speak, :Jean ; ae sure as death -I'll
a geld man, ; . I'll gid e. a' ae every
fardfa' o'b.frit keep . my pity,' very
p ()ay,. but pita my
Wages. jtit as' I get _ them Into - your hand,
and ye can get eomiethfng tae .yerael' 11 ye
Iikei,
:" ni no Wiliatin'- onytbfag S
guid ane J,` due ye no' th'irak my :pian:: a
Ohl I weal enough • .botb are -ye etre_ �.e
widow fa'-. _through -! - Y.
aferehand obit `aha t1 'yeti men a no t
Iippftitili� . o
-66 Tin -Alb at sere as I hae.:a , grip. -o' .:
hand Woman, ye ken meth per
If ye:had haen=the" "bhechts the ;I' a !teen
bhis•gey while bati� ye
I think -40061;14,e, wfd-:ken hoe" triuctCle-
Jean, dae -ye. no' ken thfrf ?
I've saved -.up : rnuokle ..as:
table and chaire, and -sone: odds! and a da
i
that eve need,' and we -
after " . _� - gab the beds
�` Bu�..Andraw
fret. , we mann gree the beds
• -Whs., ever thooht o' gettfn' :married
and nee beds fn=the beetle.
66That's `rag'` Ahab I mean
tO efave 'up � i' �.eaD, I�lllsalt'
p for them. an a . Neo is
bargain g :, ... •.1-: s It a
.4 y. erre awfa' � ° `-
quick! Falk -mann think.
boob the like: o'. twat."
-61 Oh, Jean, wo nati 'dimly. 'keep
espouse this. 11-.• y, p me in
dune• Wilt Dist say-. yes and be
Wull;ye be my.wife 2 Speak
sot ; naeb .. y'II hear ye." -
I d�ea like."
.. _
`` 4h Jen
:. , an - dao ye netlike -me 2 »
Wale S a ;Mar
to rave al eieu e
BEd!
--a Sze T lleesnbrej
.Be had �
d made leve to.
he had � thousand ��,� =d.
told the dame ate
dBvobl� -to each asst �' of � 'loyalty and
� ',ate °43o the Detroit Free
was .accepted sur arae an l
/few bender -yeah hearts were ' d d
. almost -be the +� IrbrAiaed
the �- braking. point, but
ebjeoti of his ado In tithe
he wee not such 'plica caught eta and
a heart h
• Y
.e
s
:
Ottght he� wee. .- '� . as h
:Last winter or- . .
Detroit :w n r early this epilog a y
an crossed bfv path. R
Ste -wile beautiful
and he threw : , riot and responsive.
She himself at her feet, . '.
rather . liked the idea. . 4s
there, though e e► of his- be
K he knew hire better
kn r
knew
hi
• than an
s h
elf, .sad she did nob diaill e
Wm.'''. usioafze.
One day She eat idly listening 'tells :tel
I .S she was getting tired.'
would, .:ale she, o'1 I had a
whoeig strings I Might harp,,
chord -responsivengbh touch. and"` and a
to my owe heard'$. -yearn-,
era=.
Who Wan Shot
,
Not that 1
Put it do. ,
wornit . w� ad , .n
Since it` sheltered •
ago i her st►otIderer
`may
And no o ne shall wear it _I
Put
It, t� pau,y$;
it down; sir,-
Joking; sir?.-Nood '`at 3 ` Ninatt
All right, lad- Nolan for
know at- : hQw. -could.
faded ol"
Your d dI , d blazer a thief `wouldn't
es an as.
it— t—aIIC worse aka
e Lint that Coat'._ to show
real. s a memento of whea`li[eran
You come here and,smoke' °
your troubles ,and yon tell
How Mary is cruel or , 181%111—
Well,
'�eiI, once I was . ��th el xs nhiil--
bubbles, fey .in Mowing Iii
e.
'hX
Ionce wagafool and—I
and --f wish I Were etiI
$elf way up. fife's int with your �twenty-er
You gaze up -at me goingrind you think I- was ogFr the crest;
mummers; always tile. All m are
And •I've ' . - �
played the lover alo best. zig witlathe
What.l well a. No! . .
- es l y u ? Best not to:
rake ng :,
We . ;touch .them
into ire and sometimes the
Old memories , F bares
,glow, and
hashes, the gala dares anti
And tortures the soul• with a boneless � desxr�,
Idle talks of oId dreams
• Life's May that have passed
y did l dus
A Weed! ; 4h, that's- better!
I 'spoke.h nonsense
Of a scarce .l rta;t on that
faded that flickered and,
Then die-. as my thought"c
smoke.' •f it does nvvjr::
$e caught her . z
'� a :a , hands in his fervently.
Dear one he sully.
m «
murmured,. a
re .
.::She -ere sv her hind ds take met"
-en him nd away icilyand.l
with a cruel lib . coked
eyes, g ter in her
I said •lovely
id a hs an
t harp," d .thew
he Blows of ergo came as
�h
harp, `not -a I - hammer «I "Id
yrs. a
Gle-a body shine hearteuini. make ye a
•
44 When .
• 44 Lash, Audrew, hate tae aim what toy
tell my faither. Ye ken hae tee come
tee . the* hoes el And get that settled." .
never spoke t'seiiiint a.' my, d -
" Never mind; •mither -is pleased
/loots, that's no a hie/ lang °much ape." •
the value of goztritne autegraphe, ; and. Photo
Is no deebt that it was estimated . at a low
•but . little. -St. . Vineent de Paul's :-• cleat -
rotted. hand- ..baozight . £6, Hitt signature
(Whiz from the Way We have - become
Clemenb VII.Lreached. the higher 'aunt tif £9.
One of faill III'S (Aleirander Farness) *at
sold fop 14; _one lOf Napoleon I. for ZI 12&
cheap, 'z-itticeiet I;', £2.7s. 6d.; LOuie XIV.,
£7 ; lenzia XV.; the dearest Of all, over £9,-
Catherine- And 1 Marie de Medicia, 'ranged
only frOtrt 131: tO £6.. Thole of Charles I.. of
England were seli fOr £3 12a; Queen Eliza-
beth, £5 93.; -George II.; 8g:- theDauphin ef
uit:f Franoe,lonly. son Of Lerilit XIV. )£1 43.; Bost
re-cl'i suet, £1 31.-; :Letitia Bonapartea•the niother
ver • able to visit Lond
(labelled to go to Fran
she Soon found otit tit
kit the spell of a stems
it life he battled befo
around ,hint and. hi
en I met, £3. '8a. -Thera were :Many otherk, among
•
rs than the genuine.. i _The scalee-ola tittle fish
Wherege ta. _ bottle life -wee- happy
Oliehwas nob, satisfied with
!IS the. wife -of Captain 'We/ on -
tattled ataaTaViettock Hezisk)s. fa
it
to gather round her all the le- •
11
Charles' Jekene. Indeed h
cents.q net, Bet they were old :men Oh
7 man, iliA4 a whale name WAS among -70e
of the p
The head clerles4 have
glaisi-tspiteeta er.4 3rour pearl le Made -At
sinzpicions #rsit.the etealecf,d;.Stt -was sPfead- :over- -.the
that,nuron 444 he hae No. yang:far outer surface of t "Pestle, ' but it tabbed
. OE. -The pearls made by :this pcoceas are
The proPrietort-'WhYs that's. nothing.; r'-354! Prektler !:411n the _preduct r.el the
any one la likely to call for ioe Water.
oyster; 'bet. then,i they aren't. pearls, y•eu
1 The- Standfng Committee of--- the DiOoese
the Rai- a-
•
not lighted by pilleltio lampe.
.Anetre-11, un pipers iare printed. in
on of , fifteen hinguerm .1- its -
e Mere *moon thea seen ge blind InSivedent•
QaeatiOn : What is year duty ABA direct-
cept a certain nembet ef :qualifying. shares
.- -Need yeti -.pay. feit these shares? Witli
What other Advantages would you noire;
-_,Aeythtng eke? :A east oftehetry- and a
-Te shekel -bandit -With -the ,seeretaryt end' to
What 'are your . nominal - duties I Have
Wofild 16 be- likely ;to .inolncle. in - soar
- Would it be overetatIng the. Oatee- 't4 say
that thoueands and thousand! Of needy per-
sons are:absolutely .fluitied by the eelfiali In -
which you put Your nitelne ? Never. _ .;
. Nor willingly wish to ruin any one? No;
Yen are guilty .ei gross it/nevi:nee and
brutal indifference? Quite to. • t
And, conseptently, know that, *wording
to the -vietv; of- the judgee,, you are above;
the law? That is six f
And may therefore do - what yeti like,.
witheat any donor to your own interoiste ?
-plezteet In- /The of Anything and anybody I ,
Ma4... Pete 4.materdam, of Herlem; is one
of the meat philanthropic,. - ladies on Man-
distzeised peOple in: order to comfort them,
and- it often happens that her kind attin•-
. Not long deco the vistted au uefertunete
womin who tived in a dissipated Moiety on
the rearantiar 1601, street. - The -woman'e
head was tled up and her eye was blaeked
"I hear,"' said Mrs.-- Pete Amsterdam,
.." that your beide& husband betts yeti, and -
I hate dolled to sett -if "we -cell nob have him
binds never beats me. We _have-Iiired to-
gether 15 yeare, And he hes never beaten
rue yeb,"- and the: women striated her arm
taken," replied the /omelet. phllantbrepuit.
ting 'the bandage ever the etie, " lie hal
never strut* Nee a-ble-sv•yet. , He haskicked
timee • hi hastakeia me by my two astir aid
blimpt;d 'my bead on the • Beer or on -the
hob _water down zny .haCka pulled out my
hair by the_hendful; and he has stuck i pins
-in me.; he feeds- hie tiogin my. new Suaday
bonnet; but he lias never yet beat me; and
until ne does I don't think- I °eget to
:The visitor then . withdrew with saylog it
In Greet Biltain. it WAN fiallIfiriy compel--
sory that all persons should be buried in
Hannel gowns,- and . there Wes an. Aet Of.,
Parliament to that effaeb, Tee neareat I
relative/ of tbe deceased person had tO go
before a magistrate and make oath that the
body- wits buried accerdiog • to the Ao6 .of
Obfeet ef this decree Was the 'benefit of the
. A basket stall is -a goe.d idea for a fair.
A tall spire edit be fouled :ef fancy. baskets
filled with fruit, flowers, feras or email' ar-
uy theusi - for they, Mtn always -use More
ilrauted. Drains.:
He—Idol...et Want- to en.arry -for izioney, I'
'want braiaa.
want te-marry for money.
Shet-,Yoit say ambition killed Ohappie.
ib auffo dated him
• A. curie dealer at A
greup of figeree cartel from.
roots, whi.eh elands* 0. feet high.
pounds and. is valued at $130, •
There are pit 1,000,,900 sores
inent land in ittneall open to -
but h Is -almost 'worthies
What I *You're ctiricins sidll t There:, In- -Off Us
T.-er name was—rye :tried to .,remenaber, butt
You'll land aayonage.that the Memory of Van
- A treacherous thiaga-No, it wasn't; your
Waitie4g tor wind.
1 Old Gentiercian--4 have -studied meteors-
' Well, I've--bein abendin' hare 'moot it
hair, waltiefor the wind- to blow hard,
And lb don't.. blow a bit. Da you think fit .
"I shouldn't wonder; my little man. The
want of wind?'
Sky looks very streaky. But what ate,. you -
"16 does -not require witd• to. ge swim- .
' "No ; but mamma wentielet MC go in.
i "I don't, utdeistand."
, " Don't? 'Guess it'e lar geed while since
• i 66 Perhaps net., I certainly cannot .reeall
ihy connection between wind and swim -
along and biows my hat into the watery I
can go after It, and mamma won't say *
*Ord. She paid a dollar an* a half for Oak
Ferioiike Bride.
and absent-minded ways, rather late in Itte
niiide wife _started en their homeyinoten.
• Arrived at the railway station:she took a:
seat in the waiting -room, while he went tot
look after the ;tickets and luggage. .I.y the
tiMe this was done he had only four minute,
to '.: spare. " Where does the tp----t train
' 1,4 That way, sir. t No., 4 platform."
Making a rush ler the plece Indicated, b'e
fixed- himself comfortably in the oorner of a
emeking carriage,' and took -out Isis pipe. A.
fo* minutes 'after the train had started),
hoWever When : be_ was _Bauchi/1g in hie
peeket fear tutees,- he came atross two relit
way tickets. Herloolted at them In Amaze.
66 Good heavers 1" he_ gaPped, 44 I hive
.:- -He left the train at tha firet gioppiwa
plie0e, -and fortunately there was another
ery soon to carry him back.
-She aatst Ile thorighb hewas au awful long
hinti a little, t but afterwards forgave hint,, . •
when he toid her the truth.
An .ituguarateres stork,
lag. i Yesterday 1 took a walk. rt' lame
about 25 miles., On the way . a 'colored
drevi up and - isourti-Onely offered s« Oft.
" goth °1-4‘ Wal, 1 tilted to Walk 'then -I.
was a boy ; not new. Wiaet yoti get up
gentlemen ? By gosh 1" So he drove on. -
Toe* we met the colonel. 44 What r het
said„ i 41 going to -zwillx ail the way baolel
bo like the bore father, Yon:know, gentle,.
men, i perhaps; . about) the Neel* father I
-,1 Where's hither, 'sonny ?" 4Feyther, jest
stepped round to the ertmeterys' 1104fieDg
will. he be, sonny 1' 4 Well, 1 reckon bets
gtne la stay:' "----firo/ter ltescetzt, in London
. The,:perfect shoe:pone/1 has at hat been
-discovered, oral ... Ind in -time, toe, for
iwhicht creaked the teether, Wag ,ab011b --13X..
gives the shoe the. appearanCo of rewnesa
hausted. This can be made at heme and bx
as ridinzzloasly cheap as it Is simPle, Mix
eau sell enoUgh of - the latter to last yen five
yea -retie eqnal parte and apply lightly with
'an •olditootatbrueh or itoft rot, then wipe the . •
bie -off ivt Oh another rag, and you lave a'
polish lwhich las.tt ler days, and not enly
but actually preserves the leather.' We ono
who has owl it ever goes back tO the menet
facturel polishes, -which are tdhagro,bir
014ni and are miaow!! tie One leather.
The' !most, -cleat
. ruotive _epidemic that hair
ever. be "was the 4gbiaek -death " hi h
las, awns a . peered the 14th _century, and fa aidd
gnaied tea i have destroyed 70
, .A., sign in frenfkof a store In Georgetown"
Mel., bears this inscription : 6! Beta with a
Oratisory in 14 thett Urn
weigtei 5001
el Govern- I
settlement, #
,0004-oqo o! peoples
Orbs to tie ANA
. with only the beat.
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