‘ Sonic mix; will any. when mo, pay 1mm».
W”:
n}: r L
; Igirl in all thawcet freshness of hud-
‘ it
3
hanufactaryualllngtojobbing
4 uidoihadtotah longtrlpr‘
’ Sicily.
. nick-our into two- ammo-bed
ntarvaning
nifionncc and you will we wiry I any so.
The figure is graceful. the head, deli-
0 nova; will 3m“, 3°.“
h ,
l
orwalk
A,
A }
'm-ipottholuvaly land.
, inguivmmnunncrmmm
htanolruuitbewnllaudtmkdccplnmth.
an“. whla cyawith new light named.
Mlflamnwectcrfnrthaudcuh
union-1m harm to rtraln- like or...
Mb will “would livu in duthfado.
meflnmhmlmnrm
‘Aflhe‘wlicw’lthhlsblwdnllcunlaud
Wmmhncywhowutlmmau.
And Whohlhc singer than on theatnp.
Andwhy] llmnand sebum] can
Bummrwnnndn’sum of.“
The pcrfoctcrt singer is thalr choice,
Wham youdland art and genius join.
”1 like. Inaa Will! the voiurl
, ‘ vain-rd omen in Emcr'n Weekly.
- AN IDEAL.
“When I find the girl who looks like
that picture I am going to marry her.”
George Milman, who min-lo this re»
with, and bin stunt, Mrs. Henderson,
was standing before a picture of her;
almost bountiful enough to justify such
extravagant admiration. it was called
“Future,” and represented at half length
ding womanhood.
“Yes,” hecontiuued. “note the char—
acteristics of this picture and their sin;-
catcly pniscd.is rather large. and the
brow. of unusual hmdth. is brought
into full relief by the «lurk brown hair.
hushed straight back. with its wavy
ahundaureonly slightly confirm! by a
ribbouaroundthchcnd. Thaeyerarua
dark gray. large and at once bright and
thoughtful: the mouth and chin. though
milked by tho tendcr lines of youth yet,
M mint ’ -‘ ‘ o! ‘ -‘
urn-n
drcatcd. but the one characteristic most
prominent brought out its ingmiousnm
~in the whim new of that often ruin
used Word.
"It in rmre than iuuoceui'o and does
not depend on immune. It is most
often seen an acharacteristio of a noble
woman. and is retained by them in some
miraculous way in spite of much intel—
lectual knowledge of the world'é wicked-
nes- Buchawounnaa iaportrayed in
thin picture would naturally be clinging
and dependent. but finding herself with-
out a auppwt. or her chosen protector
proving unworthy, would meet the
'ancrgency heroically and stand unful—
tcring. Such a woman I most admire.
and Inch a woman, if I have the good
We to find her, I ahall certainly
marry.” l
“But the might be the original of this
ficuno. and yet not have the character
you describe.” aaid Mrs. Henderson.
"No. that in imposnible: a woman
could not look that way without being
Ill that l have mini."
“But if you find her you atill might
not win hor.‘v
“Yea I would, no matter if rho was
engaged to he married and im- wedding
day was appointed.”
“Itlalihyon lobe suture. and like
you, too. to fall ro desperately in love
with a picturu"
In thin Ira. Henderson war right;
Inch adorn-urination wan characteristic
wan big
Om'aidulityanmt‘lcinnaud
“MM and mucu-
philonrplrlc
W. with th- Anraican'u ban oh-
mmfwthornachlnoandprw
tic-lattanttontodctallr.
Bildlnlnatnrowuahowninhlahuiv
raw. Hawa- a drummer tor o largo
houn-
frora city
1
Whiiddlyntwnrthowu
m “hula-rum! put his
, all of your pictu:
WW+aw3 .
may
manual-arm»:-
”(W936 "
r
not dear-cyan] by -,
lady turned mound.
"Ann . aha might
”end-mil. lwnsa .. .~.
quietly Ind Mullins]
still unurnul lmu unlimited, but
hell the, young
. been the mist
vlihulrcwaain
undcould
hardly believe my or I watched her
mature! until
there wunorloum n it. (them was
‘ . lxmmmimlw,
all 1 b1! «metal but to barren: bur
Manna Minimum in lanthanum
lwld her that l wasnutmizor; hnvin;
recently come: to live here. and the war
kind through to lnvitn ma to call. 5
"I had no timn to lam—bl could only
attempt to lulu: tho fortre- lyy mm. a
danmmius thing to do. but than war no
wmunity to try the ruler plan of a
wanted reign and rtraingams. lhadouo
thingin my favor: I was on the apot and
the broad Work. the brown hair theother fellow was away.
lonacly confined. the gray eye. the ”from availed mywlf of her invitnv
sweet, firm mouth. 3 you?! the ex- lion lo call and spout n veg pleasant
pension of intellect
and ingeniousnwi.
"I know aha did." -.
Henderson. “You!!! «
cutofcuuntenauce.”
"I suspect I slid,
to find out tho young
how I could innin- hr»:
« 'n lunar.
“After an hour's ri l this way I
went into the :mnhing for my cigar
l was dc-
. ember-sand
left the car jun: as; tho i. was starting
at a small
station. Chamnug ml . one side, l
saw my new found Heal her party
inst golfinginmn onrri which bad
case, which 1 litlrl left l .
tained by n irimnl wh
again after havingatr
apparently been waiting horn. Aunt
junt one thoughttillwl mind that I
could not afloril tim- tol my lnlmiw
noon. and that unWs I (0 red }mr tho
was hint. This w.“ rath an impulse
than n tlnmzlit~tlwm mu 0 time for
that. 33ml I p‘lh’il off after ,
“The caning»? hail mm and there
Wm! onlyone mam in. rig
agent. i spoke nvliim n:
the purple who had jm-zt l-
iaid that he did not know
never mm thorn below:
now that lit,‘ allcl and that
-tho depo
were.
in: ha hm
murmur wan crritm'l.
me that ho had none and thé
in two miles. The curring?
most out of right, and sill
find out something unint it l
after it.
"But I did not go far
M L I
ridiculous. and lrctnrncd to
was very yulunlilc, my uwb‘a am
i
ovenmt. on the train. and "“13" but.
Innk-
Cap.
which was all 1 now luul In '[W‘ my
lint the time of thériur-wv w? i
ing mysvlf mmfortalviv .m u
amhmuml loch from the rlruwrr
which i hurl an nnexwotedly visi
consisted of tin.- railmml station
Itore. which was unfortunatrly c
the agent informal me that it»
“i was now anfiicimtly drawn 1;,
find out something about “$31.
t'
was attending; .1 mp meeting: via a;
in
away. I qncotionml the apt-u:
about tin- party I had pursued
gained no further information. 1
graphed to the moriuctor on the:
hill lei-ft to take can: of my oil
which he wan kind enough Lulu.
after twelve hours in this neglected a
spent summon n imml. realizing
ridiculous conduct and bemouning
ion-sol my idcnlJ took the next I
and finished my journey in minty."
"Well. that in quite a story."
Mm. lloudemnr, and you have mm
1 have enjoyed it.
{mm
4 ' the utory,
and I could not talrn i on of! her on:
minute-vi fear she mu ‘ve noticed it.”
~ ptod )lu.
e stared her
' the time I
who mlcnvoriug to . . my good for-
tune, and thinking ho .. or. M manage
'a name and
asked who
Ho
I lmlict‘c
mil-t llan
taken In» for n lunatic: m [lo-amuse
was om candid: cmmgh and apt-ct my
1 “s to hire a
horse.ofi'vn~d him nlnrgc ,far the
useof one an hour, but ill low told
trusnonc
now al-
I" n m
irtulout
info "glued
' b!
rwyaatt
4 station
~then for the first limo: [alum
that Iliad left all my low which
it
evening—om of (bone ‘rnmneutx of de‘
light' that an? ut once so sweet nmlno
painfulwrciucrnber in lean happy times.
"What mloit especially plotting to
Inc was that Miro Lyndon secured to en-
joy it as much as I did. 1 remand»!
that you have often laughed at love at
first right. but] think that my experi-
ence demonstrates its truth. ' And that
evening nozgmmd rumba-r question
which I endeavored to solve. but could
not. I will not; your opinion. Not only
did I feel pluisum in being with the wo-
man 1 loved. but I had also a feeling of
being thoroughly en rapport with her.
as if she felt tiw some plcmure and them
was nonu- subtle um] mutual sympathy
between in. Now, trans that feeling a
creation of my own brain. independent
of any similar feeling on herpart. or was
it what it mum-J. and could I therefore
know because I experienced it. that all»
was similarly improved.
”It would tin: you to read the de-
tails: it i.» enough to any that I made the
moot of our acquaintances. I called an
oftr-n no I possibly urn”. ulterior than I
hmi nu)i right to: lllt'! hrr zit receptions
and any other entertainments where she
was likely to go: went with her to the
thcawr and to tin: Berth-Nell club. at
one of whose rum-tings 1 had first made
Mr acquuinmuco~in short. I twk every
ommrtuuity I could find or make of w
in; bar.
"Family I Wrnt with her, her futhcr
and a party on an excursion in a private-
car to a new city. where he,» was working
up a real estate 1mm.
“On our return I aeizml a favorable
opportunity and told her that I loved
him-«how I did it I cannot tell even you
—-unrl of mum lrtcrnvwl the reply that
the was engngwl. liar bhl! said It Very
nwwtly. and Intuit? Ill? love her better
than rarer. Then 1 said. 'Elow i wish I
had known you sooner) and the raid. '1
" “Then. darlings. if you do with it you
need not; if it can lr- that. you love Ino—
ah. you do, i re»: you div—you min marry
me in spite of nil.’
“ '3'». I will not break my prwnnw. and
i will have to give up your acquaintance
unit/sew you It'sir't'l it.’
" 1 promo '1 mm too happy at tlznlmg
out my love n'mrnml to can- very much.
It could not h- kept uf comm and l
wry mm broke it by asking Kiln-l if she
did not think it wrong to marry :- man
who slit? did not luv»,
“ ’1 think it in wrom: t-u lm-ol: faith
with "Tn: who is faithful to mo.’ rho
laid. mud on Would you if you worn
l treated magma yourwif.’
"'l'vn. i know that, but its l on; the
wwprufit by it l mini rimtic it all
right and the other fe-liuw ought not to
cure. lwrrailnly think that you ought
at any rum to rrll him that you love him
90 longorf
” "for, I ought to do that, and l will;
but l will our: to fulfill my promise,
though it was nude principally to please
my pawns. as l me now. uni, without
tin: low that could aloha: justify it.‘
"Thin ulw did. and cum thereafter to-
r
t
l'
f
l
Who but you wo out"! in mm from lu-r fiance, in which
have follow in love in such a wny. and be thanked hair for ll??? fronknear. and
intoo m1 mm ,4.»- 1m: 1m. um it on Mllwrthnlhlu' mu “1mm! him from
not have» gmm wry fatnwm with ya a aimilar emlurmomrm. or he hnd
and you will norm find norm: one who."
I don
”We on" my about that.
know whetlwr it is love or not. lint l
lately Ilimweml that his liilvt'llulu were
engagcrl allowlwrr, but haul felt inhonor
honmi to hear. ouch are tiny curious and
Bern that l nimll find that girlugai ueaplimble workings of the hruuan
route day. and i am not going to mnrr
until I do."
’l’wnyenn paved during which (3w
had her-u true to hit Muhammad
often to ray that he waa waiting for
ideal. Then lm wan maternd by
how to tho west on} took up lib shoe,
in Texas.
Not long afterward Mrs. 11min
meived from him a letter giving
following account of his crperiem
“lharonnothu atory town you.
aahrfornlthinh lhadlnatlnginat
basinning. Bump-toad hauler plum
art. but lilid mt quarrel with thorn,
or they brought mo my hearth claim.
"One day looked Ethel if :5in over
. 1 in Team.
“ ‘Yn.’ aha raid; 'two yenrnzo in Or»
. on 5 visit to my mmlparnntu.‘
" ’Wrrc you on tho Nnnhville. Chan»
and fit. Louis truin,‘ and did you
. M at Urtnn moo-r"
a
the an In love withyouthrn.“ have
huntinghwyonevarrtncr.’
to lira in, and l have lad nplrauant""ltndyonaretinmanwhoatomlnt
timelwronndhnrcuiadcmny friends.
You knowllmtlarnnotalocioty
run. and sum clear of the We.
alouul Four Hundred which we:
in may city.
'l'lmonrmlhaagolwrent worsen“
giveabynraadcnl chm-ml our
armor tit-mm
momma-thmru my I
Porouoofthellll
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5
a
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5
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covered that Emmi" won
lint tho lam cl.
of onlttvaudpwplellikeandmwhwi
lcautdlhdrocmllmnlcnmtainmb.
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it
whard on thatrnln nml followed
., 01. leaving his hat behind: [mo
lyouwhm wnworndrtt intro-
find .-
Wa warn narriodncry quietly.»
» iamwutnmtnhdm
originally act for lthnl’a in-
. Wanda-roman”
«
W 1
5
My
.-
' the world has been: salons accustomed
TO amuucrunr run.
no run-a In :- cut—sou a...» an.-
ply Inflow- uuuu or man» 00d.
m In coupon lamina. with
Inning oaomlaa-flaw u. Wort-d;
lany invention: an in tha'flcld. Au-
nther inventor has come to the front
with an tnvcntion which he believes will
rival even drain of Elinor: and bring to
mankind generally a degree of benefit
which will be in direct inverse propor-
tion to the was inflicted upon the indi-
viduals commonly known as the coal
barons
Whathehutooflc—r is nolenthnn a
scheme to manufacture u road which
will be superior in“ its reunite to either
bituminous or anthracite coal. to which
to look for its chief oupply of fuel.
So many vast conceptions haw been
already brought to the attention of the
public only to end in disappointing fail-
uras that every new grunt scheme is apt
to be regarded with nuspicion. We have:
not antler-ed from the Keely motor pro)»
act and the many plans for navigating
the air. to lay nothing of that many ideal
for submarine crafts, without having
our confidence in such matters wiourly .
impaired.
The new aspirant for undying fame
and incidentally for the millions of
money that are attendant upon great
dinmverien which are world wide in
their uses had at but the courage of his
convictions. and his ideal are entitled to
newt.
Mr. Albert Edelmann Claims for his
invention that it will enablo him romanv
ufucture hires-l at a coat of only one
dollar per ton. Besides the amen-ding
chmpnens of the new article Mr. ERM-
rnurm claims for it the merit of being
nlnolntely mlorlcns and capable of being
burned without smoke and being con-
sumed no utterly that it leaves but I per
cent. of ashes.
Mr. Bdelmnnn was born in Warsaw.
Poland. in 18%, and u‘ «located at the
university at Dmput. one of the pror-
inoen of Livonia. on the Baltic am. He
wan graduated there as. n civil engineer,
and then made thegrand tourol Europe.
In 1852 ho went to Australia, the voyage
nun W mama maniac or,
no} rim rxsu’rnarlox.
In Australia Mr. Edelmaun dorotod
hims'lf tohis profession and apart: his
firm in building railmadn ml in other
enginwring enterprim. in [3450 he first
turrwl his nllcntinn to they dimwvry of
chum»: moi. nml ninvu tin": he has dr-
virteol :: ll his tinfe and money to that pur-
suit.
in the first placi- heargnr-d that it was
a well known fact that there exists upon
the nurture of the globcn largo quantity
of what may be tcruml inferior min].
whirl: is continually (rolled lignito. Brief-
ly ulo-finul. lignite- la a cool forum] at a
much later pc-n'ud than citlwr bitumi-
nous or nuthmcitn «ml. and then-fore
without those chemical pmpemm which
would cnnbla it to burn in wrll no wither
of tlmn. nnd which. thvvrwfow. fl‘fltlt‘m it
practically ism-1m for tool or other pur-
purer;
That this iigniw would. in wulurim
to come. develop into a fuel which
might be ntiliml exactly as erl or that
which was already known no bitumimma
or anthracite (mil wna u noun-o of pain
nod vamtion to Sir. Edelruunn. He
could not sloop at night from his run-
tinual rtmly of the problem. He wan
actually jealous. he says hinnelf. to
think that n panda: a thousand years
bones would avail thcmrclvcn of that
which the World might nu.- tmhiy could
be but salvo the! problem of electing by
chcniicnl [mm-a that for which nntnrc
would take crutnrleo.
A “LEA! ur mom.
Afn-r at study ofmuny weary years
Mr. blelinann believe» that ho luu
mired tin» problem who” aolutiun ho to
faithfully sought. an] in aatiafiod that ha
this worthlem lignito into moi. which
for all pnrpown is equal. nod in my
inattnm mpvrior. to either antlmreitn or
blinuriuoua coal.
In other out. the invariant hollow!
that by tho mixture with lipitoofom-
tun chemical miles a coal la pmducnd
whichbuapurfect nanny thatwnaovcr
mined. and thin “pita. hoclaim m
itallowtal to Main thunk. would
require a tho-rand yuan for tta tram-fur»
nation into partner coal.
ln hit tachniul deacrlptioa of the pro-
“ alludad to the luv-um rays:
“To would“ thin roult the limits
and curtain chanted hodlea (which have
Int ban reduced to a powdorul oundt
lion in ordw to ml: of Mr '
whinging) In placid in nrohh and
ruby-cud to phat min runehinavy
mad for the puma-v.
4
sill
m. mvenron owns To a; nu ‘
ha- fuuud n phntm for tmusforming'
NEW STORE.
l have removed my hummus to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and have now a full line of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN iii/ARE
of all kinds.
Plumbing in ail its Bunches.
run STOCK Pllllllills SUPPLIES
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SWAN 8!. BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
3‘2 “at“ 81"”.
Yr 0? BASH lllilllifll‘f ”£7. ('7
re laud Zinc and (Grimm: on. swing
Hum annual run-thing for l’olnrrn. Sana.
Tvnm'oif‘si erurnlgtfiw. Tim F11 i130.
Bum l m. wit . mice 14V.“ cw t
inhrrrzrrn. gawk
Lion Marine Light». Alfltlml! o: it: inurra
So pliers. I'lnoo- fur bumanmmmn :- ublk
build! Wu am thr mwwznizul ima- pur-
tm (all? inn 'uul "Hurt linden” «no lies.
Durl'ottnnl mlgr the; lingo. Mnoilh
Rove. Mum "ft-vigi- it up and our Link.»
lti an: :owr'wr in quality umnythln' mania
Muted about 1 front or o
in mom. and Ni» prim» an right
Trivium. New York Prim
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Pl.“ Meekerlco.
Sanitary Plumbing
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bad. French and American loads. Just' ’
the thing for Young and Old America,
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