The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-28

--an Alexanoer ~ glnelInA IN she -
ose. . nan she would nays IN p inp,se
on the shores o. tme beng wonans ~
epnere vas nsoeo1Fley 00re o ntrncteQ
Born parvsnues ne bod Rosolved. IRON -
very nrst 2 conquest The vailed citadels ,
society. Always struggling With limite|
means, sdvsrss circnmstanoss and uninse
comoanxtlo.ss o. events Mrs.. Napasr ha1 "
cot herself 70 work to conquer fates end ~
had nearly achieved her purpoea. 0utwal1
aPpear.nces we're her Jprt4 and = p prit
c'p'A Ars. Napier Wa - unscFupule,u
aay modern kuropesn ststeeman Now y
length ahe was beginning 70 rap tbs hsfyol
she had wntchsd and waited 70 long. I'D
her spirit rose NJ vithie her, sxaltant. =
spite OF ths sspsrciiicus iasolenee wish which
many Of her guests .rssaed hsr.
They despise me still" thought Mr..
Napier; but viii conquer tham.
Meanwhile DIR. Maynard said but ittls ;
nevertheless his ksea ere was taking nots
o. AL the elegant trldss and expressive gin.
cracks that wsre scattered solavishly around
and at length when the company wsre =,
sembled ct the long dining table. where h6k-
house rosss RIowed in cryskal eperRnss, alld
cut glass spoRkisd and massive silver fuko
was to know thak n va hircd foe~ the oeah-
sion y cleaned, 10 liftsd his eysbrows sJld
compressed his thin lips.
sfhey need . Iesscn. these foelish. y
prring upstarts," be ssid within hinsdf
Sand this i the most fitting oprc crtnhity 70
administsr is' II
So the tide of ths a;,n.r t.hls t.lk .hbsd
and flowed. and bon g,oix sosrkIed Win
svsssscent glitter, ssd psopIs laughed Il
they scarcely knew Whist. and the rose bsadsd
eAa.spaign circled round and round ne
board, and Mrs. Napier thought trIumphAat-
" to herself, " /. viii be s0ccsss. -
. Just then DR.. Mavoard's calm. moooton-
ously pitched voice hroke In unon ! s;Ier,ee
that had rnomsptar;iy setlled unon the ~.
i've asssmblsee q ~ {
"Mrs. Napier" he said. looking fsll Il
the hostess, "a this very elegant tsbis ciost. .
The lAdy smiled slandly. and ineIiusd ssr
head, until the pearl ornamsnts tinkisd so1t-
y. hwas . very singular remark, but tbss
every one knew Or. Naynard was one Of
those eccentric eenIuses that nobody rre-
tends to understand or criticise.
" And these napkins are white as NE
driven snow," went On the doctor esitiesIIy
surveying the double damask on his lap.
kgsin Mrs. Napier bowel
"Moreover,D ,pursued tse doctor in NE
same calm, unvarying tone. II have been
admiring Miss Napisr's white muslin drsG.s
"Ah, yes" simpered the grat;fed mamna,
"white Is very becoming to ny ThesdosiA's .
style" -
And she glanced sow.rds Thsodoaia, rhs
was playing With her Bl.nk Hamburg grsess
in o STYLE eminently calcnlatnd to diapiay
her rings.
lyon must have . vsry good lAundrsas, v
said the docto7, sbFuptiy. 4s.fsf
II believe ArA Toolsy is qsits e9mps1sot
q Der bus;nsss. /" answsssd hrr. MpieE, {
little Psszlsd, sut trying . iadissee be-
elain - The best society" ~ expressing
no sYmpee0 u sHrprise vhetsvef. 4s
*Yo0 ~ n6Ied withhss, theu, ,ma1AqF
"Quits" ss-
\ -Thsn Why doa't xou pay her Coz hsa
.workf' 4. M 81, 81
The ellie dropped It's si.sse. fork and ssl
down its glasses of chaupaign,~ Quiee nm.
certaip whethey this sinenlar iAv1sdGalfsa
was ahost . Lad hrs. NaPiW t1nsd
seersst S's.asA y.
rDf. ns5uara I Sc aet sno.see.n4 ~,
|. NDo yoa NOD, mAdanf Ihsa ] ~ %
deavcr % speak fstis more piaiulysF Mn.
Tco'ey b one Of ny 1is-shs eaansd
.s raiss nef rent because Ars Nspisr =. no
ls pau - ns' s : -" ~ sae nve seeks wlsaeg -
sne ~ ocne cennot ior an so.nn'
suppose .rat 1rs- rspser would xsnhold =.
wages Oh ner te1gersss on any other Tpss<
tnsn .na. q inability e IAysf c.a enly s.p,
Pvss fs nsf 'oo Po0s /" e'senaFss er nssao
ouss' 49, sics ess q. ds ..Ess.s :.
ne was alanf . nomsne Nh Aapse'
strove y speAk. g.. sessssnlng Tsss p |!
her. Mr.. Napier sas as the end Of the tabls
aehask tt- .,f4 .-s ,.s. ~
"Under these melancholy circumstaness. y
resumed the ruthIsss doctor, Il - lave Z
suggest taking y colIsctioa as tbh sabl.
Ior .ne psnefit O 4rs Nspser's oastres.ss