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~Ilary Tanner la ileum Transcript.
MY MISS SMITH.
4 When I was about to come to America—
hr though lwns horn here,lhad lived
In! of my life in London—every one who
mks” moon the subject told me that l
fill-kl find young girl-bud much more
Itadalt pleasanter {or young men Jim do
dull to pay them attention. “ baterer
else they said, they were sure to say that.
l was very young—barely large enough
a yet to wear high hats and dress coats on
oaeaaiousof importance-4am] though i sol-
.mly shared twice a week, all that ap-
peared on the edge of the razor was a little
pie yellow down.
I w. to go into business in New York,
to take the place of a son of a certain Peter
Smith, who had ins’nited upon going. ' upon
“I ”stage instead of into the cotton busi
Min the United Staten and that this .
Donn theygo. lMphirstobeaoldatu».
IIQtion of l5 Per Cent
Walthestoékmual he aoldihorder tomakeroomfor
HEW llllllllS Blllllll Ill.
this opportunity which“ Is offered at the famous Boot
and Shoe store oi
c. H. HARVEY,
70 NORTH MALI: mum, SOUTH NORWALK, cons.
W of the goat, and his daughter,
Ilasfimith, was toeome on board the my
thatlhsd never heard Mine Smith’sage
Whtlsflpposed bertobcnma
talespiaster
“You can’t remember Miss Smith, lam
sure.” said my elder sister who had
taken from us while l was yet a child.
Mm four years old, and admired you
greatly. it is likely that she will think
“ought to have some recollection of a
horse and wagon she gave you."
’ “A horse and wagon?” said 1.
”Ya,” said Sophia; ”and you'd better
M torelnelnber it, forlknowshe is
in, touchy—very touchy indeed. "
Iprnmbed todo so As mysister and
Urinal-nil intended following me in six
”the our parting was not a melancholy
One. My royalw was pleasant. and l or—
IlVIll in New York without baring met
, withany unusual experiences.
ltappesred to me absurd that i should
-' heheeuaentorerto becalled torus ill
mapsreel; but as it had been done]
W in theabin like a lamb until one
thewaiters appeared, bearing upon a
“Ir-lard which hepresented to me I
,Jflitaudstartedtomyteet
* “flhSmitth here, then?" said l.
“Ya, air,” replied the waiter.
.aladyin a gray walking suit, who came
uniting toward me, holding out both
4 “I waasoafrnid you would not wait tor
”P she said.
I had expected an elderly lady. The per-
.aas who addressed me was both young
”pretty, and l hesitated a moment be
rare returning her greeting
”I“ b Nils Smith?" I asked.
“Ya,” she answered. “And this is Mr.
Ida Smith?”
lhowedand held out my hand.
“It 5 all right,Johnuy."sbe Inhled. "in
I“ mm at once. ls every-
arraayd about your honour? Dear
DI. strange to see you again after all
than ml llow you hare altered!"
“llatnrally, " I said. ' l waasuch a little
fillowwheuyouaswmelaet"
I‘lant older than you, you know," said
fie,aswatook our sests la the earring:
“Yes. your hair used to curl; but I suppose
you have formation rue entirely."
Bar llpqnirmd she was touchy, as my
“Maid. lthtenedtosootheber.
“Imus: you! lilo, indeed." raid 1
"l was-peaking only yesterday of the toy
and wanna you gave the."
”W ll" said she. "i had forgotten all
“that. What sort 0! a horn was it?"
”Oh. blown." said I modulonsly: "and
ahttla wanna with wheels."
In
III; I faintly remember," said
been sad. has it not, nerertn
new that “note in hm
mmllonsltoaewheu l
shswsstrylrm to wipe them away
haudkerehlet without letting Ins
Inprettyandaosweetthatl
foulteahrate. him
more“,
Ital-lulu. "Yeasts
eolnmaof harm
than. lit-auditions! hammer
Sperm hutltearuesate. l’rs
tosseyon—«thlakiagotyua,
how star yon unfailing
mllehssgrtorthehttter
”alias: sodyenestlats'tll.
4 'fllfws hadsqusrrell”
wears more {mural oaths
adult ”Innuendo-over
“Malt: used income tosee no often when 5
And I followed him into the presence of .
Old Mr. Smith was, I had board, can :
Ml! a prisoner in his own room in con- i
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bl to receive me. I remembered afterward
I
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.Bmlth had
‘ said.
WEI" me up, our parents having been i Nelly, Jane and Elim, with lost names
I sat dumlonnded. This was solution
rapidly. Evidently this American li-
tsken advanta'ge of loop year,
sadwunrskingsnoderol her hesrtaul
“Therelyouarrsilent again," said she.
“Db.Joha! l halieva you have fallen in
lore with somebody—that you are en
to some English girl. Tell me at once if it
lsao, that I may not build my poor little
air castles only to have them knocked
over."
“I have never dreamed of engaging my-
Blf, " said I. “I haven’t been in love, and
[don't think myselt in circumstances to
“I begin to breathe again," said Mi.
Smith “Asto eircumatanms, I can make
adollar go as {arms five. “I show you
howtolire on next to nations, and live
well. Kiss me again. Jack; 1 amso happy!
When shall we I!!! housekeeping?"
Her riew of the matter evidently was
that she had proposed and been accepted
However. I kmd her. She waII aoevi—
dently respectable that I could but believe
these proceedings customary in America»
I Ielt thatmy friends should have iniormed
ChafiénESmlth
5! “will?“ 81' on.
film mflflm
BENNETT (I Will
2' ”III "Ml. Somali
Meats.
Flinn 01m.
Fmitsxegeldiatloumy
0" ALL KIN!!! I'll Tilllll :3le
AT WHOLELALE k RETAIL.
«In a '
smcma N01 . Ins norm.
ssoaa l’rspsslflawflst'olldto Arc-rs ,
an Attorney's S’s-”thy,
“lluh !"
Everybody seated at Edwin Corbln’s
tabloid the cafe instantly as": hie whole I
attention to that talented young at
from whom the ejaculation hsd come
WM his signal for informing those shoot
him thst he had astory to tell. Corbin l‘o
noted for his originality.
”ilsdanoddpropositlon made tomes
few attarnoona ago," he began. "I II-
naed to listening touchemea. A would"-
ablepartot my‘huaine- is putting Imeh
as may poIIseIIIIIIuy worth npoua
looting nnd airing them a start. Many 0
wild eyed one has been presenud to me.
This one would travel in the 'wild eyed
clans ilnul receiveda note in the morn-
ing from the proposer. He was on old no
ty'lialntenoe of mine and the son M a prom
lnent ex- governor. When he came at the
appointed time he sat down and for sav-
ernl moments didn’t speak.
” ”The truth ia,’ he said after It while, 'I
don't exactly know how to begin. ”eel It
me how far these Yankee girls could no.
It must he that no one thought it Wrong in
this part of the world; for I knew that ,
Mm Smith was reawctable, and her father .
a man 0! good position. Moreover, she had 4
an innocent air, with all her boldneso, and j
lcould have fallen in love with her on the 1
spot but for her curious conduct This,
however, revoltcd me. She sat there, after l
this mmundingheharior, without a tremor i
in her voice out blush upon her face. and‘ E
again remarked:
“l’nI so happy. Jacki" .
Oh! what were these American girls 5
made of?
We came to a pause at last before a house :
which was not quite up to my idea of the 5
wealthy Mr. Smith's residence. but. was
very respectable, and Miles Smith ushered ’
me into a parlor which aeemed to me to be
full of girls. In the back nnenteu table
was spread.
"l’re naked everybody to meet you," she
“All the dear girls who were in the
last class at boarding school with me."
Then. liming caused me to deposit my
but upon the rack, and having somehow
d'L-Ipmed of my traveling bag, she took me -'
by the arm and whirled me about, intro- ‘
ducting; me to Kate and Ann, Tilly and
which lditl not catch, or forgot on the in-
stant; and each one made some rcmnrk to ',
the elite! that dear Tiny hurl spoken so
much of Inc-2th“ she thought of no one ,
.elac~thnt they ouppoaed the was lmppyl
now, etc.
My bewilderment grew greater, but lwua ‘
determined to see the aflair out. it was to 1
unascurioua no any strange ceremonies ,'
among the Cannibal islanders would have l
been.
This was apparently a betrothal partyj
lloweImI-r they could not marryme against ‘
my will In our land. \l hcn' It came to that
I should mac-rt mymll.
At last we were all summoned to the
table.
"Your place is at the foot, Johnny," said
Mina Smith; and l stood behind my chair,
waiting for the ladies to be seated, when It ’
servant whispered something in Miss
Smith's ear, at which she turned pale,
looked at me (urn moment with on Imut-
ternble expression in llereyea and lied from
the room.
The girls looked after her; one followed ‘
III-r, lrllfllt! buck and whispered to the others.
' who, one alter the other, lelt the room,
It occurred tomethnt thoclemyman bud
arrived. and that the matrimonial cere-
monies were about to be celebrated. and l ,
decided to get nearer the door. It might
be that my only hope lay in flight. All I ,
entered the trout pnrlor I saw that the ball
was deserted. On an upper floor rotors '
were lifted, and some one seemed to he in ,
hysteria. Shortlyn masculine voice said;
fiercely, “l'll settle him!" and n youth in n
traveling maturne came rushing down
stain three steps at a time.
He entered the room in which i I-lmnl“
and advanced toward me. ‘
"What in the meaning"! all this?" mini
be.
"firmly what l should like to know,
sir." mid l.
"I not John Smith," said be.
"So am l." I answered.
"l arrived from England in the ...,"
staid he.
"so did i, " I replied
"I run Minn Smith’s brother." IIniIl he.
The truth began todswu upon me.
"I am not." hold l, and then as gravely
as lel'lc l related the facts that l have
nlread y told you, at llII~ name time prodnc
rug from my wicket letters which Iran!
witness to my veracity.
“Thin in II drmdlul thing for Tiny." sold I,
the young man. "W e hove been separated
sine» our chlldboxl. tilts is very excitable
and is terribly mortified She believes
that you purposely played a trick upon
her. and really ltlon‘t know whnt to sayl"
”ihm’t say anything. " I replied "lf lw
may have my hat and portmsnteun l'll go.
No doubt I can find my friend very easily.
I'll’get a cab. lhnve the sddm"
" t is awfully absurd!" said the other
John Smith.
"Artfully!" sold l
With these word» we ported. and about
an hour alumni I had shaken hawk
with another Nita Smiths jolly. middle
and lady, who enjoyed the story that I
told her hugely.
As for the other Ilsa Smith, I hsd not
known thastrret to which the took an or
the number of the house. I discovered
that there were several of Joint
Months in the directorymnt slashes
out all my life as completely as though she
were one of those at temslss who
arrest the yous; primer oi "The Arabian
Nights’ 'l‘slat, ” entertain them splendidly
la marble halls, when lotto
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toristlllreaumher her as them
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great deal like the lrishman who, to get. It
Irmd start run three miles to jump met
It hi' i and then walked over it. ’
" 'l bade him collect his thoughts," sold
Corbin, “lie thanked me and did no.
”'I have a scheme} he finally lit-mm.
‘nnd if you are willing to gointn it you
lean make mm upon n. small outlay and
run abwlutely no risk.’
“i told him the proposition seemed prom~
ising, and asked him to prorated.
“'Well,’ he hold, ‘1 am just Idol; of liv-
ing. l've got. absolutely no mu! for thin
earth. '
“l could underutnnd by the him mean of
hill tones tlmr he won Hilfitll'lnll from a so
Vemcmw 4»! the blues, but l motmned him
£0 prilt‘t'l'll.
“ "Two night-a Itgo Hook wh'nt l had been
told was it lntal dose of Inurphine.‘ ho said. .
‘.\ ml let me tell you, Corbin, newer hove i i
: boon am surprised in my life us when on ‘
tlII- next morning lwoko up and round
myself alive. \Vben l recovered from my
IIstIIIIiaiIIIIont i won mount l more. There
lhrvl gum- all through the hard part of
“lllf‘l'lt'nml foiled after all. But i might
burr-expected ii. for l have always lizul the 5
worst luck that over (all to Ilu- lot of It
moth-Iii
"‘l learned lllln morningtlm' lbw! made
3 antistako in tho Ilmw and l prnmIrI-Il no
other, It correct one this time. to toke-
'.lu.»4t.thon It ”taught I
occurred to me, that. run-Iibly l might. (low '
n-min,’ he went on.
good deed while ohulllinu oil the mI'Irml
, I'oiluatl this is it: [haven't any money.
llut you have. Now i want you to pay the.
premium on a ten thousand dollar life in»
surnnw policy which lshull lttltt‘! out. The
policy will be taken nut. in your benefit
rind you will tor-rive the whole amount.
But I want you to give $11M) to my sister,
You can keep the other live. Will you do
iii"
“ ‘llmv «lo I’ know you will carry out
your part of tlIoI-IIIIIrncti" lnnkml, not II
lulle- nnnplmu‘d by the Ht‘lli‘fllt".
"llt' lnulufll lilll‘l In ll'lllh l~lmllltl ll'llllrl
! him, but. he assured lnl' fillll’ll'il‘ll)’ that he 3
would certainly Sllt‘l‘f‘l‘il this time, i l-I'li'd
tn :Irum lIiIIIIIIII "I the Host l») shmving'
him that no insurmu .» rump In) um Il- l puy‘
But!
how. wululumte. Then ! lwgm In riIliI' rile
him by li'l)lllg struaon the rink l min in
my not being Insured that he would lull
lIlIIm-lf nfta-r i had pnid the premium.
“1 mil prov-- it to you Ilmr lulwll,‘
I'xI'lolIIIeIl.
" 'llnw?‘ l naked.
“’Any way you like,‘ he replied.
" ‘Wt-ll. l‘ll tell you what. you do] hold
He jumped to libs qu'l. ready to give nw
prIml. ‘Ilo out. into rho hull. and when
on Hewitt)! IItI'Irta to go up you .lip under
It before tlie door is clmed Mill drop to the
hottomuf the shall, it you do that I'll be
liow you are in enrumt.‘
”lIIIIImlintI-ly ho MHV that l WM making
fIInuf him, and with up with he Irmbhwi
hie llstl and rushed out «If the miller."
hv‘
"Did you run otter him!" mm“! one,
asked.
”xnl n step,” replied C(Il'lllfl,
"Why, he might have done not you sold."
"So, he wouldn't." mid (“ Irhin. “We
No doubt about that, But he
was blue implore he was busted. in WIIIIII‘I:
suicide he had in mind. He almpl y wnoterl
to work my sympathies {or II teuueamw
l‘lIlI‘nKfi PM“.
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the lIIInIitahle ntorlas which a your»: host-
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house I)! dun Irons by whorv he took his
mI-nln for n neason. The one which he Mlle
with the krona-st nil—h com-ms the daily
slow at noon time, of which the young:
mm grew IlI-IIpI-rntcly tired. M II loot no
sun It council of war wan hold honours one
noon, and It youth was detrtlladto the buck
yard by way of the kitchen. to tools elm II
hi: ynle, nod at the same time report It to
the prmpecltt of I new for dinner.
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plates on the kltehen table. ltlI one as-
and the young men marched out ”me!
the down town eating houses and but III
At Its the my molt oo-
euslon to express her regret for their obs
lanes from the midday meal, tolerating
tlmn that she had a aloe mitt of W
that day for their especial benefit ~-
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