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TERI! M! In ADVANCI-
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single Ooplon, 8 (lo-ea.
Noon-mutations accepted afteninec'doae
a..ead an advertisement: after noon oandnas
day. Addreae “ 5337!!!!- MCI. South Norwalk.
Conn.“
net in which she has received all your
attentions."
“ Yes. that iejuet it.“
“Well. I shouldn't give up. 'Faint heart
never won fair led ' "
“Pehewl I Ihall’not make egooecof my-
eelf." and he puhd away vigorously at his
cigar. and looked din-ally away over the
fields. So I left him and went away to 8nd
Hattie.
I found her as one night naturally eup-
poee, sitting in a coeyccrner. flirting with
Charlie Adena. and looking cherlning
enough to turn the heade of older and wiser
men than any in our midst.
“ Where is Fred l" I asked. maliciously
“Fred?" she looked on innocent as a
nun young kitten. "I don’ t know I enppoae
he in around somewhere.” and she tapped
her fan and burned back to Charlie. ea
thonghehehadnotlookedendseideoft
so things twentydonr hours before to Fred
So therewea nothing left tonne but to
leave them alone. end let them work out
their own happincre or rnieery.
Two days later. I carne down the stairs to
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
,0“ inch apnea mount-ea eqnara: bat-o
advertise-entertain counted leeethanoneeueare.
nmmmwmmm. :
NW ”mull-r the parlor. and found Fred with his tum
\YM overcoat flung over hie arm and a well filled
\ In Sink-5“" velise in hie bend.
\1‘eethee-yclondeerefewandleir. “Well. Fred.“ I said. :‘ere you going to
Thistledown ie on the air; leave no. ‘ “
“ 3 cc. I am going away."
“ Where 9“ I asked.
“ To the mountaine a week or so. and then
back to the city.“
“ And not coming beck to us at all i "
“ No. I‘m aumciently salted. There‘e the
catch! Good~bye:" end before I could
colltwt my senses. the conch had gone and
Fred with it. and I know that be had left in
a fit of disappointments]! because Hattie had
let her wicked. womanly nature run away
Rippling ennehine on the lake;
Wildgrapeeacenttheeeuy bake:
Dizzy songs the crieketa sing.
Wild been wander ntnrtnnring :
Romania: aunt in a dream.
ow: all the swallows glean :
liere and yonder. high and low.
Goldenrod and continue glow :
llvro and there a maple flushes.
Sir-ark held!“ woodbine bluebrs ;
l‘arple nil-rs bloom and thrive.
1 en glad to be alive!
(3 “ti "ur New
V n“ w_ ., with her. end forgotten that during the
early deyeof the summer she had let him
A FT E R A L L fancy she liked him
I think I experienced a feeling of perfect
eatisfection when I coolly announced Frcd‘ s
departure. at the breakfast table I saw
llattic‘ s block eyee wander quoetionablv to
hire Porter
“ Yes.“ told that sharp lady. who raw the
glance and understood it; “he got tired of
everything here. so no thought it bent to lot
hint go to the mountains and epeud tht:2 reel
of the atunrncr.“
The black eyes saddened inst for a ruin-
Illl. Then pride cattle promptly to the M2
our. and if the was sorry nobody ever knew
it for ever afterwards thore was not a grryer.
happier eoul em on.
Summon lly on golden wings. and one
morning. we found September right upon
us and everybody thinking of going borne.
“It is a lovely raorning and i not going to
take ray farewell drive over the Wind. “
said linttie
“Ant 1 to go along i“ asked Charlie
Atlanta.
“ No.1 not going alone llut you may
order the carriage. if you please. “
She ran away and came back by the tune
the carriage was ready . in her bright dress
with herjannty hat and its scarlet wing and
eprengiatothcphnton. tookthereina from
Cherllc‘a hendr. and rode awlftly away.
‘v‘v’e fitnhed her out of eight. then went
up to our roonte. and for a time. foruot all
about her.
Before dinner. we wentdown tutbepiueaa
for a chat. and when we had got mruforb
ably coated somebody apied e carrhurc con»
ing slowly down the road. At lino we look-
ed upon it as upon arty ordinary carriage.
but as it neared us. we saw tbntit contained
two or three perecnewbo looked troublod
2 .\li right, but I‘ll advise you to hold a andstruuge. and who were supporting acute
. V: band with him. and not make him one in their arms.
“ They came deliberately down the road.
turned up the earriegc path. and drove
etraigbt toward us. and when they reached
the platen they normal. and we all new at
once that they were holding our llattie. who
wan lying back with a dead white face. and
garments ataiucd with blood
‘2 What has happened ‘“ we all t2riod.ln
one breath
“The pony ran over the rock: and broke
his neck. and the young lady has nearly
done the cattle.“ said one
it was a Wit. broken. bruised creature.
all unlike our bright. laughing Hattie. that
wecarrlod up rtaira to her chamber— a
par little thing with almost all the life
gone out forever. and all her lighthearted
ncaa hushed into a dmtul ineruathillty
that evened akin to death.
“She NI hardly live.“ raid the tender
hearted country doctor.“unlcee there is a
stronger constitution than I believe the poe-
me. She ll terribly tn angled and bruised."
lint whoever gave up hope while there
was a breath of life left i We did not. tel
ogrenu llcw cent. went. north and south.
Mr. Johneou eaten with the family play
eieien. end we ell prayed and labored as
though liettla wee our own.
One night. after a drgv of real hard work.
I went out wrapped in a thick ehewl.(for
the weather was very cold) and leaned over
the railing of the planet.
Someone walked briekiy along behind run.
but Idld not look around because vieitore
were common. and the please a public mur-
enade. But presently a etrcng hand eatne
emphatically down upon uy erat. end a
voice said.
“Will Kettle live f" end I turned to look
at poor deiectcd Fred. who looked chip-
‘wrncked end forlorn in the extreme.
“YeeIthinken. Ihopcec.”
“Oh. Lottie. if eha does not——"
Then I knew fore punitive fact what!
had half known ell the while. that Fred
loved Hattie better then that. d
He forgot his urgent an
forthcrcet of those dreadful deynwehed
an earneet helper.
Hattie lived. After loagwaekeefm
ing Ill. eat on a little pale. this creature. as
weak eadhfilueea a babe. and who- we
ell loved use.“ which we had drawn
with our heat mt: of the very lawn of
death.
BY LUTHB BROWN.
There was a quiet party on the piseea of
22::2 —« llousr. one August morning. There
one three or four middloturcd ladies with
. Earner work or letting. one or two younger
. m2. mrh soft glances for certain young
:x‘ntlt‘tuflt. and one owed lady. who was
wnsrantly promcnading out of right around
the corner of the plane. on the arm of Will
Fat. it" milked.
“all the intro of the attreetion aat indo~
‘z2ttlly la a jaunty photon. her white hands
richrlv Hooping the retire. and her big black
was that intently on the prey before her.
i: on: it pretty picture. and well worth
; «thing at. There were cherry ribbons
7‘. mm; from the photon end the pony‘n
. m, and nm the white drone of the dainty
;.i_\ liontt‘dabmed eherryeaeh and rude
22. yards of cherry ribbon. and alulgcther it
2A as a gay. bright bitof coloring that relieved
mo sombre group on the platen:
“ i should feel worried pest nil telling if
our daughters were ouch wild rule It
frightens me to see her start od alone and go
galloping away over the made. through the
wonder. up hill and down. here. there end
.2\ orywllv‘fw."
She can take cure of berarlf. l‘il war~
‘.; {AIL-“Am
w—hxwwruuv
tin can fill. llattle. end not drive up that
: t ‘n‘ in mb at your usual gait It is a den
2:5 place. nlltl—-"
The pretty brad gave an impatient torn.
'2 i ll look out for Ariel and ntyeelf. We
. ~:l:‘v2 foulnl. Ft‘t‘tl.jll8l look I! MS llllh
2=~~ is it all right?"
l‘ml l‘ortt‘r stepped oil‘ of tho piaeen and
2 Ami the pony over.
3% a
(r2?
I \ima‘
i‘nd s answer was a laugh end a back.
ml :inltt‘t‘ from a pair of beautiful eyes.
M: then horse. photon end driver were
i l n; d out the road in a cloud OI duet.
.\ gull must be a graphic one to ally de-
22 .il wit uniting Tito deecription of
. r:2.21 «the. u! unnplexion Illtl IRWIN.
l ' pull?) t‘t‘lth‘y lllé ltlt‘i. Ii M. Illtl
. :7; “tum: ooh all her pretty rreece.
I» .2 lilll't‘ululln and manner-a. which are
2‘2: 2222 than lull llt‘t‘ Milly:
M 1 pass over llattic Jobneon‘n sweet
lt-‘t‘dml indescribable charm «I blend".
Hi my only the-t she was the life of tht2
w‘wr country hotel. whore one winner. we
f 22:22:21 ourselvt'a seeking reptnac end not.
w.» us an brircee in herewn right. but
I m «who in mono terrible yearn.when
i 2 !2 mi sol! immrtanee made her auperior
2 of the rest of us. ibithrr ehe wean
2 a: mu :2lnitl. for whom we all It‘ll a tort
’ ;-: wrung lure—4 gay. bright little one
,. loll uf "lltl recklearneea end warm itn‘
. ,... and the tuotherieas child of a feed
1:: 5 t-tt. ltll '9“! It‘ll“?
i: one the mom natural thing in the world
.2 r :m in foil and say “I loveyou. Hattie.“
l n: we wondered when I new the nine-
2 or members of our company looking
:1. i Ill mg the very acme worde.
l 2vrw2rirnce a mention of actual fear
Hwy time I see wattle drive away in this
‘ .tlotp manner.“ again said 00.0 ”fill
. :rtrrin. that morning- “Sutton“!!! “he
~‘.2~2zid be brought home ell wrangled and
r22.~lu~d."
"Supposing some one abet!“ M40013
insurer that the world m e hlg pound
2th“. “said Fred witheeniI-lor m
ivrngetory to IIattie‘e ability or m
ml hurt hint sorely. .
Well. we talked and ccnlectnred eboutonr
fmrritenntil therewueclondof dnetend
. .turterofwhceh ia thedietence. end the
that and whim phnton cerne gnlly
. mmd the corner. But. deer tee! pretty
1!; tie was not alone
.2. tell handsome fellow, with a white hat
:u‘. lebleck moustache.wae drivhgwlth a
,. rfeet air of adipose-non. end one glance
:1 Fred convinced me that thew-anger was
.s rival ended mtoo.
iislloo, old fallow." he aria. no he
2mm: our end seized Fred by the hand.
“niou’re nicely fixed here. How’e- flew-h
1 mg “
‘Everything' was GM if m
countenance Ira-em lesion-II»
111: nu stumbled over witha dowel h-
"rrest. and Charlie Admin newce-‘w.
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now She Got um __‘chcck cached.
A New York Express reporter it allowed
by the editor to tell .the following stay.
Ofeouree weehelleconhcer e! the‘dceth
of the rash young men. endeqneliy ofconree
the verdict of the July at. the trial of the
murderers will be "Juatllablc inaenitv" .
Firet ehe got in front of the diaoottnt
clerk‘e window. end out of an exceedingly
elegant Russia leather portcnionneie the ex-
tracted a check. which the encothed out.
looked at it with a remarkably busineuvllke
air. end pitched it through the window with
a moat charming entile. which might have
eoftcned the hcart of any man but a die-
oount clerk. This clerk wee not
herd-hearted. no he ted time. though buy
to say: “You near an tethemlq'hller. "
atthe same time pointing towards that in-
dividuel
Away went the lady. a little diecon ccrted
but not dierneyed “A nybody might have
made that little mistake." the argued. 80
she walked up to the next deck with renew-
ed confidence Now the: must be right. and
ehe resolved to be exceedingly manly end
businceedike
"The rnoney on this check. if you please “
“Forty eight. fifty four. sixty-ono—cbl
Oh. ' Check f Paying teller. aixty four
and theclerk' s head was bent over tho col.
umn of figures he was adding
Finally it etruck theledy that possibly the
paving teller night he the proper person to
one. and after a short search she found his
window. with a long line of persons in front
of it. Now an average men would have ta~
ken his Nancie therein. andweltod hiaturn
its patiently as might be. but nobody could
dream ofewotnan‘ edoing tb st. and ofcontcc
this one did nothing of the sort. not the
She marched firmly up to the window. and
in tones not more than half as dulcet as
those alto had need on entering the bunk.
asked for the money on that check Now.
it she had been a than. the would have been
snubbed by the teller. shoved by the own.
laughed at by the bore and generally had
ly treated. but. being a wonran. she was
left alone. partly from induction. but more
because it would take more tinto to rceaon
with her than to let her have her own way
to say nothing of the chances of but having
it anyhow. So the paying teller took the
cheek. glanced at it after the manner of his
clan. and politely inquitvd2 “ Lam or
small bills. tuadatn £9 lint by title tituc
tnadatn had lemme but in meditation on
the duration of how the should tritn that
new walking suit. and it waa some time be
fore she could be aroused-win fact the quca‘
tion had to be repeated. not unite no polite-
1:
“\i‘ halt out “on. let owner barred
\t
Three or four of thtwe tnarvclout Iaehee
of the hands end the hills are before her.
of centre she had to count thorn. and you
know how a woman counts money First
she takes one bill of! the pile and looks at it
aunpiciously and laya it down a little waya
oil. then she taken the next one and then the
next. counting out loud all the time. and
then the tuialays a hill. and finally the looka
upand not it ain‘t right. and than the
vault“ it back again and gunner it may be
right after all All that this wormn did.
and that pat lug toilet and thorn2 men and
bow looked on and called her blushed-
only they spelled it the othor war. and then
that bloom-d woman rolled up that rnorutv
and put it in the ltussia icetbcr porttuonnaio.
and than she hit her lip and looked thought-
fill. and then she said in“veltot voioc. 2“
“ ( “ouhln t you give rue entail bills for half
of thit t“ The |\tt\‘ lug teller intimated that it
one in tho mnlroceof the bunk. whereupon
Slit) unrolled the hills and carefully counted
oil half which the cautiously handed over.
getting the unallbills in return Then the
rolled tboac up and put tholniu her port
ntonnnio. but they dilod ll aofull it wouldn‘t
clasp. turd of coum she couldn‘t go up
linindtvay with it gaping open So after
aha bad tried totbut it a few times she
aaid: “Oh! dear: they‘re in such a wad.
couldn‘t you give run about.“ in etnall
bills and the root in lam l“ Silently that
teller took tboae hills: hit heart was too full
for utterance. utournfully be madctho er
ebungo and wieurnly be handed back the
money lie didn‘t swear. out loud but his
lipa were moving. and if that recording
angel who blotted l‘nrlo Toby‘n oath with
a tear wan on duty that day. be blunt have
bad a art-ere crying apell just then. At
at half past two. the rolled up thoecb
putthoru in‘thet portrnoenaie. pickcdb till?
her para-oi. and glovee. which she had laid
on the ehclf and smiled sweetly and said:
“There! They said I couldn‘t get aehcclr
curbed but I told ‘cnt I ltncw I could. and
I have.‘
Then that teller opencdbin mouth and
said: “Madam. you beve—“
And the bed.
As to what all those men and bcye eald.
our reporter eaye he can‘t very well write it
down because We neatly rcprcecntcd by
daehee.
And that women still lives end brags on
how canyitletogetnicneyatebenkflfvou
only know how. 7 .,
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law She Sewn Weed.
Did you ever eccewernen undertake to
raw wood? It leelweye a little while he-
foredinncr. when the pier won'tbeke. and
thcpotetoeeebeclntelyrefneetcmtothe
boiling point. and the only etiekof weevils
exactly three incho too long.“ After-vein
attempts to prove the clearicityof moo
w pattinge two-foot three-inch etlck into
a two-foot «creche gone out to the new-
handpnteherkncecn thereftacte'ryfick
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Ministers so have an easy one nth.
elwaye hokcd mm at length theyheve
thorn-elm fumbled the proof. Not that
therein anything to regret. an W
ry. it is e rnntten for congratulation that in
"mmrmmw
cnr eager. striving country we have one clan
who can be undated on for elegant leisure.
In the rural dietricte. where we ere ell delv
ing in the potato pwhee end the hernelde.
cont oil. shirt eleevce rolled up. brown with
sun and nail. it is a reel refreshment and
delight to glance up from our work end too
the tnlniatcr walking down to the post once
0ch and clean and eerenc. In the city the
nerchantc and bankers and brokers have a
running aght every morning between the
clock on one side and the eteek and eggs
and children on the other: but the minister
may swallow his com with equenirnity.
whorn no hour euntntom and no subordi
netee or euperiore await.
For. to ntakc eeanrance doubly sure. a
minister has given a a week's transcript
from his diary—a inter of note. of city
pestorate. of on experience. education.
travel. and roadie whorn. therefore. it is
fair to accept as the igh~watcr nrark of cler-
icall t iced
0f the seven days whose history he gives
in six are marked by a reading of the inert»
ing pupa end by writing in hiadlery. 0f
the daily morale. the longest in only four
tron printed lines. The other air are front
tie to nine printed lines. Is there another
profueion or cccrtrtation in the world whoao
leisure woubleutlhr it to Illegally the read-
ing of the daily paper and the jotting down
of the daily diary into work. and work won
thy of round?
Again: On llvcof the uneven days the gen
tlctnan aotidve mindireetly and directly that
be dined In this rennet. too. it will there-
forv. be seen that reinietera are a fin-cred
clove Fl lvc diuncre in a week and dinners
at boron. and two. at inset. of thorn with
mummy. do not. i suspect. fell to‘thc lot
of the great body of hoaincas men in this
country. if they can catch a batty plate of
noupora traction of roaetdn other: orrcc
taurant. and coon: buns to copper. it is all
they expect. And after dinner we have
web comfortable record an “tilt-2-
“Wedncedny—Aftcr dinner read a new
voluntcof poctry till three. Paatcral calls
from three till ale. Evening epcnt with
youngpccplc of the church. who came in
to elng. Thornday—hftcr dinner read We
Congregationaiiet. Nation. etc. till thren
Pariah calla till nix. Friday-After dinner
the weekly papera‘Chrittien Union. Ad~
vancc. etc. I‘erieh cells (Iron tin-II I- till III";
In the evening received unlit.“
t‘ould llle be a more lrinulc. healthy. eon
eiblo and happy mode of life! one the good
nuru eating his told day rucal. surrounded by
nfntuily and «nationally atintulatod by
the presence of a brother clergyman. “After
dinner“ he lounges in his reclining chair
over poetry and newspaperh-tbn very beet
pattern in the country. and pretty nearly ell
there are. for our clergyman means to know
what in going on in the world. Moat of us E“ “39‘
Mm A. GIEEGORY
”To THE LADIES
grudge“ 88%? i2 emulsion:
feel tolurably abroaat with the time. if we
can adord to take and to read one daily.
our: religious weekly and one literary llapcr.
but the minister hWVNPII them up by the
2 ful. and cello it work. Perhaps: it in.
lint then be ootrro to it not only for-titled
by his dinner. but by a pleasant variotv. and
not a weary inc and \venringetlosa of mount:
lion before dinner. Monday morning he
did housekeeping errands for an hour. he-
ridu morning paper and diary. and attend‘
but ruinietcrc‘ enacting for two boure. We
in sight for core eye: to son the Monday
mornitur trains in the vicinity of Boston
carry but the auburban junkctinga Tumday
ho etudiod Greek for an hour. bceldca paper.
and diary. and utiulatcre‘ annotation. ch~
motley we “read German tlwbokke). dine“
Thursday we ‘cxautiuc Grundntnanu‘ a ‘At-
lea of Mistletoe.” and Friday we read Glen
man (leohokkc) )uet before diner-2r.“ Baton
day we have no Reebokke and no dinner.
Farting up for Sunday. probably. or. unit
wee baking day. perhept they took a stand
ing lunch of hot doughnuts and chem-
Gall mm o: 1%“
mm
A bot-tempered Danbury woman who
nude cceetdcrehlc trouble in nonbinding her
husband to furnieh kindlinge. end then ll
obliged tcdc it hcrcelf. read in a religious
paper. Huntley. of how a wife induced a ,
wicked hueband to become one of the most
electionatc and hopeful of rose by being
invariably calm and levinrwilh hint. The
etcry made a deepl upon her. and
when elre started the are that 'noon; the put
epairof rubber! mm the wood Then ‘
the tied a handkerchief ecroee her note. and
weaken with her- wcrk. When the blithend
reachedthc gate. he mm; “or
that rnedc a hole in the etnloephcre. and
then went around to the back of the house.
hhwihthtjlethum “SQ ”Mildew
and fetched another eeil'thethettnn equal- w
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