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don, the Queen conld not believe I. r.
came the public rite. the revolt Of wn-r.7
And The thous and troubles which to.lux.j!!.,
their train. More than once the thonsi,
sending nn army ac-o.s the border c1rr,, ~
Ellzateth's mind but the Queen costT,.,,.ss
her temper, and len the Scottish distn. u
end IN liz own dark way. 70
NarRnretfs confinement In tie Tcx
though close, Vas far frnm befn9 lar.b> ~.
bedrooms !u the Lieu: uant's Lpus. ynss iae
gwen up 10 her use and that OF her a..u..a
ants, ana were furnished anew with sy.1. .u
tables, stools snu plate. A frepsu W.. ,,", ~,
IN her room, which was supplied wisa 49,. -.
aud drinking. cups becoming her estate. -
ladn ;, ma1d. ore gentleman aad ~: 80
public cost IN the Lieutenant's hose.
In this state the daughter Of Qatca W..
gares lay In the Tower News Gang IL ,.r
from ter son. She heard OF iii. p.iys,,. - ~
riace 'n Rlzzlo's roo1t Of that scrsf n -.
kirk where hro1 iuveished s.ai,..t II. ~ ~
Of wcmeu ard boys; oi the tlie ht Of Nr~-.,.. -:
Of the auarIels Of Darnley aci aiarv q, -
Turder Of Rizzio of the omitul5 r..t, -. :ns
uon Of Murray ard the Queen az. r., ~ -
petilous situstlon Of that sou for wAe1, =.
vas enduring her sharp restraint. Fcv ~.
Of comfort ever reached her - Il
Lerno1 neglected: Darnley foryol Lsr, ~
course, she found beg Situation bad, H..
rDons were small, her means xe!.. 80,
When her ciIes rtached the throne, E,;z,t..,s.'
snt her Lord Treasurer. the Ma,a,., -,
Winchester, to look into her case ana m.ts
things straight il the royal lady wyu,t s,;as
him the way TO do it. Margaret would nn,
he the Marquis. In truth, her e:,.t ~ ~:
one ~ he met BY few hoceyed word, All :.
lew ttihlns cares. Her misery was ttat -
had married faithless husband, th.: .Es
had torne q taith1ess son, that she sas me-
the pledge Of an unpopular cause.
hen came the hiow which vas T., ..3
their strife. Darnley was murdered a. H.
hirS OF Field, the victim OF his oeau:itii; IA
pefndlous vie. Un tb.s news renclinc /. -
don the Quten sent down 10 ncr Licuie; ;-a7r
and set her captive free. All the ty1, 81.
bad feared was come to pass: acd th-n-t
she could never love her cousin, she wcft3
not add the misery Of confinement .n tS-
aqonies Of o breaking heart.
After Queen Mary had been dgiran ont o.
her Kingdom, and MuFry had hetn shot. I.,.
noH was appointed;Reqrnt. Likc Murraye ts
fell By an Assas6ips hand Man.utet. VII,
stayea IN London, sank into poverty ard oh,
scuTty, only broken By fresh troubles il ,hs
marriage OF her second soc. Charles, 10
Elizabeth CayendIsh. She died st last SO I,oo,
that her funeral had TO be conducted ut The
Qnecn'S experse; when she was borne N :
state procession to the great abbey, where
ahe lies among the Eiogs aid p1ipc:ss OF hes
facr.
When the princess died her eldest son's or I,
child, James Stuart, Has ypunR man: be,
younger aon's only child, Arabella stuart
was ltrste girl. The boy, duH fellow, va,
to wear ihe English crown the girl, q faf,
bright creature, wns to be one Of tha{ dnY]
boys eaptlycs In tho Tower.
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a correspondent Of the Americas Eatou SAY.
. naARhbor OF his, dentist. had. q room d.
fectiy below photogrs phi:t's, aud
theIe Weze constantly little mistskea makinr
the dentist and the photographic rettinRR
eononI ded By strangers with very ludic1ous
fesbsu- The dentist had q hoy, the yev.
Generate aud embodiment Of mischief Th1
Vas Always engaged In some prxnk@ and paYe
bis principal much trouble. Oue daY. Eni1e
the dentAt was out for q few uoments. hs-
returned to End his three chairs flied bv H.,
Nisnman and Two Of bis female friends, who
"a looking seriously and soIemuly at q tn
kets!e thet VAS on shelf before them.
T. Whit, will yet,' replied ihe man, not
moving. '-
peated. '0
" Whit, now, I tell ye." repeated Aicky.
But" said the i1ate dentist, whist t..
T.. havs 1a you taken possession Of ny prem
whist, row, and don't you See We axo
haF1Lg our pIc,ies taken 81
,-, NeH, this is no picture room, any way
is up stairs"
ker si.her ''
"No-r
81 Then bedad where Is hes The sps1peen
told Us to set down and look At the kettle
and we'd re: our pIctiss ard tegorra Ha'ya
been doing 60 for the LIST half hour. aud nary
a pictie do see yeti
lie went up fsai1s breathing ualedictLonz
On tks head Of the yourg villain who lad
played the trick or him.
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Tho Number Mine.

The number nine POSSESSES soma remark-
able properties. L the nine digits, L, ., :, 4,
5.6,s, :; 9; b. added together, the sam 11li
sum OF the disits Of their sum, / and S. ia.
II any number Is aubstracted from anolher
baslrE the same diEits Ia different order,
the 1emaicder will be diyislble by 0, and the
sum OF the dfEits Of the remainder viii also
be dtyisiblc by o.
kuhtrsc,ins a9s7ss34 from 73o44eo, there re-
mains 44l67a5, which Is equal to 8 times
1896. the sum Of the disIte, 1, 4, /, q, TO,
S, Is &C, which is dlvIsih3e By 9.
II any number be multiplied BY Q, the Gum
Of the a!e,ta. or figures, Of the product vii.
be dlvisihle By 0. Nine times 4337s9135 Is
aucs /. q, multiple cf9. The solutions Of
Number Of Interesting nrithmetical puzzles
depend upon the above properties Of 8.
IL number be aubtracted from another
having the same digits n different order,
and one Of the dfgtts Of the remainder
erased, It can be fond IN the following man
ter: add together the figures OF the rs1o ain
der that are left divide the suu1 by 0, sub
tract the figure that remaIus after dfvldin.
by Q from 0. and this last remainder will he
the digit, or figure, sought, II there is no
II maindeF, or 9 was erased.
ASK some one to write down number ard
subtract from II mother, composed Of the
same dicita IN different order, wit ehout let
ting you see either OF them. Tell him Jou
want all the figures of the remainder but one
By the above rule yo1 eau soon t1nd the
figure you have not tceu. The feat will ap-
peas quite mysterious to the un1n!liAted.
Hare . an example: spbtracting 15Ts3l
from a3l458, the remainder is 75i3!. Tse
Gum Of the figures :, 5. I. 3, is ID, Divide IL
by D, We have remainder Of :. Seven from
kaves 2. the o'hcr figure. coula tell you
bout great many more OF these tttricks
with onnbers,r bntI I must stop writing, or
ny piece" will be too long-IAe Lifts
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A London paper gives this entertaining
notice ot new French work, Les Formules
da Doctcur Gtego..e (Dictionnatre du F.
yero):'
This is a collection of brief p1easant1ie.,
arranged in alphabetical order, and consist.
tre Tor the most part Of satir.cal definitions
which originally appeared BY tnstalncnts In
L. Figaro, and arc now brought together m
sohrquet OF N. Decourcelle's.
The notion Of conveying satire In 4 lexi-
eoGr.phical form Ii BY no means new. DR..
johnson hiusclf By certain notorious debut
tons In the great work 10 which and to
Roswell he Is malu!y Indebted for his immor-
ta'tty, notorfou.ty q led 1t now and then for
PURPOSES no: greatly differing from those
contemplated by the tacet:ous doctor Of
Paris. To cite Illustrative instances, such
"oa.s," and e,ockjooper." would be ike
quoting the the saurus Of Joe Miller. Never
fhelcsa GOOD notion SuaaJ be acted upon
more than once. The " Encomium OF Eoliy"
penned BY the learned Erasmus WAS follow
ed By isonical paresyics oo all sort. Of
able volume, and Dr.. GreCoire Il perhaps
n.ose eoptoas than any Of his pr edece.sots In
the sine line.
Fsum him We learn, inter ala, that ab,inthe
y the Ecuius OF those who have none, and
The death ofNgenIus for those who have 1t
Which The people Is At once the haodlr and
The anvil that Abdication Is the renunela-
tion Of throne by those who cannot do
Otherwise; that the Agreeable consists OF
ths GOOD that l. said OF ourselves, nnd, still
more, OF the Ill that Is said Of others; that
an ntos In flower is huge srstchoka giving
,I sM,h 70 aspsragus; that fd:ad Il one who
~ lofEfSc Us eren for our virtnes ::
:has an amnesty Is the proof Of strength OF
centenpt vonchSaicd by the oonqueror TO the
.1eqnesed; that Ancestors are roble rela.
i've, .Nes, rho otsen preren: rs from being the
sops nao!, .! ous own dSeds; that the verb Annek
eonlusated With the auxiliAEy "cockad
aasket;" that m Ante-chamoer is the la.a-
5etto Of ministers; that Apollo is a father
M, Wno had!y clothes his children; that 4 ppe-
.l.s boon 0! rat9rt, who kindly allows
- 10 mistake necessity ior pleasure that
~ 1toss-o o9w (4sbalefe) WAS promising Young
= o' ,r wao kis'ea BIZ man before he had harmed
uss.noc7as .sa, whe has msde his way; ;
saas an H<cutcneoa Is the sirn
y. an notel waezr traEel17rs use nor adniitei i
n ~. anca Information ot q similar kind.
'.e 1--WE Gey on.y Picked CIT way 1,rhtlg through
r-sac,a au,slas ~ Of The letter \ leaving our
mey 70 terough tic rest Of the sinh.bet
Snec ahtc Is an Altmentaly paste. rnotn,rtns
stfythiuc, erez cocoa,
TIM un-s The Eood Doctor grows poc.Ica1
say1. oPp7onos Of the word :" BanaI," b.
sns. sint asos as,s'sas, !on. ehsau,a., p.,.1oxA,
.Anf .s ~ ~. xaroou . . Dip5, ns eoy.z pss b.,.,
ae aona defnea Bouaotr- lanai
nSs!t pel1t-do Ttnan4erte:
-1xEat ton hetn-as II Jxrtn:
- frssa!s ssaiss-sans la.11s;
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How She Had Him:

j gentleman. pleasantly altuated. married
AID blessed With two beautiful dauebtrr,. III.
pride OF the nehshborhood and tkeir rarentsr
Joy. would sssm to have an that Tas r-sded
TO make life cheeriQ1. Int strange a Il may
appear, he took his chief pleasrrt In pro-
pounding to the wife Of his hosom hard con
u d1um5, 1hlch she. Enable 10 2uess. would
give up, saying. IT tsn't 2 guesa-what Is i.!''
ana ne invariably answered. "Thut's a nut
iot You 10 crack" while she, poo, womau.
kept quiet, having no Eay Of zedtSss. ana
lhinki2s sometime that she might repay th:
debt with inte:-st.
Tins matters remained until the patient
wLa vas laid low upcn her sick.be3, m. he1
dfssosution *as fas. approaching. She asked
IN fe6ble voice f3- her husband, - wEom
en his coming % her bedside, she said,
" Joshuc- we hare tive beautiful asd affac-
tiora'e children"
aYez." said the stricken husband sad
father, "5es, the5 are indeed aeautitu, 4ad
Well, Joshua, can'. leave The wos,i
without te1l!IE you something that has
lorg h<eu Shir 6 upon my miaa. aud mag
perhaps surprise you. Ton ara the father oE
OILY one Of those children ~
What! exclaimed the astoEis ishea hus-
nsnd, Great God which Is my daughter,
enc tuIted IA nfm with looa OF atiunpa.
as she said. stTGAt's rut fo1 you TO csack:
and befora be could rally to ask more. tad
epl1tt Of his wife was waited away, ieAFtaE
MN ENh ths hardest uat 10 fzae& ~ naaa-
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OUT OF WORK,

Tie M:n.tt u rourd agaiu-
WI! winter 1t want neter psf&Y
Atd TIT ffoAt IL btcx on the pRte.
And Lee ffo'. - rex 1t tho efts
There's Starlight up Il tbs aky.
+Atu Here's frelts hi over The way;
But !, stsIs are all t1 high.
And tfra arc for tncte l1at pay.
tttEap IN Ahr c4I' e1a. Eo.u.
tramp wten The tsJlaht isRp,
'l1u M @ dtnR feet are St,
0r !hese nat tfct,ers Lop COO d1kss
Acd etase II The folk 20 or.
Thrtt saces 30 II ard oatd.
ItA tntrk q shr s'ores tt1t liz
"Dea1 ~! ! hare no.h,le 10 Et!:;:
10 stithss tte bts, rply:
"How u 1t It 1T Jtu t1se to Eref
There u ntr hin 10 10 on. 70 ple.''
1nd Others scof ~ rtes "a k-
"Oh- yer NC know you of cid:
You nave plesty Of prtifni ,alk:
ana brass II lhe feFYsr's co.d."
Yei Nk ret' h. ttiver nor bread.
mere1! seek for wsee;
Bur fo@shos, they ray. he martets ara dead,
Stsll Tread tbA, far AWAY.
Sonewbtrr IN the glo~le1 Wess,
Th.1s IT r. 1eslns ,ss .i'hoa. lent 70 p,1,
AId on In thf aouk DARK huurs
cream OF tbs tales they rels,
TIL 'ha hkeAsn sf the prsirle flowers
St&Als ever Ee ilke epelI.
AEd tu1fo On M oWo bEnid fsrm
Whl1e tic ehll arourd NO calf,
" NnN fathef We fear no rssua,
Tkeso'k roo0 cnHufh fur u Ill, -
Hnl l Hxke loo soon 10 ny patns.
Ane. waking, hear onee mora
Tho din Of the m rk.t wAn8, 80
Heaveu.l1dr1 Mi eh msn's zrnFe. :
They pass With the u1uAic OF birds,
Bat W sas 1s1y 0a. easer @ a2 q 5slr .ofa. sof
FAILS into tnJ heart IKE sraR.
Sill ekk ior tic Rposx Of Eone,
Atd ak for the alms Of zone;
But murnts, :. Thy vii! be dote.
II Il b4 thsr stafve xIpue.n
For tTusa &h4t he zoos i3od knoNs-
And ttty toll NE A:a wAJs mr. just
Tha& the Nln,er vii bring itn woes,
That tome nnuAt fill IN the dnss,
fct ever tramp A1d &tt1ye
FIR ihe lAhor that Iii not come,
For The loagtcai Keeps sltvr,
Atd the bope thas makes hous.
Ale they Esvef 10 coma a2A9f
Al, nc for thst i1ud IN the Wet
IL ~ 70 one viii ead The tram
That taxes uA xwa1 to our Festt
Ne arc N1tnr. lot9luE. to go,
IND Ana re -; ~ lsza ssli. t. eez strength,
Cona !ie IN NJ bts':m It iergtn."
:. TIL 1t sounds ss 4 sale that u told
"Dear mo her. thta a2out.cup
|. more MN cur cards eaa hold"
AID o7er tEe western ses,
Tne gospel OF Youth and puNtx
Il bidding N II. b. frse.
But how anal xt quts cur ptAc8
rseuzh r. onl, .hs.s e, nsks; -:
AL4 INV AAAl4 VIC WILL luz kItE6
Th3t IA Writing eTan Ea1a&
All. H5ef with heHt4 30 strong,
And good s1sn h.Rh In the lard,
To think that tbs tsint OF tbs pSupar thYu1z
seems uotae tnxn the tt:ua'4 brand
Iet surely the woEst IL ptat,
We hare Wa1ted 20 looR in VAN, ::
That Our very = ulG an a4hzu,
Ard hops IL akin to pain.
Theu bAek 10 The wlu1h b. uHe EA.e.
f9t there's STARLIGHT stall IN The sky.
Whh thcnaAnts wu1se of tanit
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SuI11 NatFal nlxEp1y.


tLEAs.-Ihe smallest animal Of tho brute
creation. and the most pesky, X tho Fleas.
They Rre about the b{rnets ov..an onion
teed, md ahiuc like bran new shot.
They spring from low places, and caa spsIny
further and faster thaa emmy Ct the bus;
They bite wus than the muskeetoze, far
they bite on run. one dea wilt gu sui usc:
mana suburbs, In minnits, and leave him
q, ftcckled rs tue meazles-
It r impossible to do anything well with
he. "a yon except swafe, aud aeas ain's
ness ov aul kinds End hunt tor the lea, acd
WHEN you have found him he aiu'r there.
This IL one Of the aea mysteries, the fakuliy
they have % being entirely lost jlst Al yGu
have found them.
lton't suppose there Is ever killed, on an
average. during envy Que year, more than Il;
htss In tie whole ov the United States OF
ADe r1ca, unless there Is casualty of Gons
klnd-once tn while thare Il dog gifts
drowned sudden, and then thare may be.
tsw 1tas lost.
They arc about a hard to kill AZ FAX sc.d
Il, and II you don't mash them "a fine a.
ground pepper they Will start btzness on q
smaller kartsal jiss a. peattverous as ever.
There Z lots ov people who have never
to see one cnpyhow; they don't stay long in
place.
Ifyau ever ketch a flea, kill him bcsorr you
du cnnytninE else tor II you do put 1t od 2
mlnnfts. 1t ray be too 1ntc,
less thsn mnuits.
BID buos.-l uever seen emmy body yet but
wtat dispizcd bed bugs. They are the meau-
est OF au crawling, creeping, hopping, or
biting things.
They da=ent takle i msn By dalltc, bus
sneak In sftcr dark, and chaw him while he
A musketo will fight yon in broad dal,se
at short Innge, and gtve you fair chance 10
knock in hls tides-the tlea IL game bur.
and Will make dash at you even in B:.,ai-
/ way. but the hug is garrnter, who waits
I'LL yon strip, md then picks out mellnw
place tew cal you.
u Twas in The luhi!, of swearing. I wouldn't
hesitate to cu:s bed bug 1i1c tew biz tac-.
Ecu ongs are uncommon smart In SNAIL
Way. ose pair of them will stock hal. mai
| tress In vet Ks With bugs eruE tew last =
small family for a whole year.
| II con DO emmy good to pray when bed
| bugs sre ~ season the only way tn Get rid
Ct them Is to bile the whole bed in scqua
! iortis, and thcu heayc 1t away and bay a new
| one.
I Bed bugs, when they hare groue aul they
1nterd to. are about the size vi = LlutiAris
eye. and hare brown complexion, and Hteo
they start ont to garrore are az Eresse
spot. but When they get thru garrotiur they
are swcl3ed mp like . blister.
Ing ont Of them.
II led epgs have emmy desslay to fill II
must be their stummncks, but it scem, lew
ne That they must Xhaye been made hy ac-
anmboddy.
II they WIZ got up for some wise pur pase
sae5 must hnye took the wru1g road. Tor
there kant be epny Htsdum In chaviu- 4
man aul Mite long. aud raising tnmily ba-
sides to follow the same trade.
II there Il some wisdum in 1ul this, haps
the bed bugs will chew them folk4 who kal
see II, aud leave me be, because an one Of
the lertticka.
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wsnan In London, with tbou.ands and thou.
eands Ayear at hts disposal For-so ho /.
now sNo1o to hlmself-AadAme Gossler vas
kne handsoue1t woman in London, ~ Mary
Flood Jones WAS the sWeeteat GIL in Ill the
world.
lie had not arrived 1t anv decision 70 hxed
as to make him comfortable when be went
home and dFcAsed for Ms. GreshAm's party.
And got he kncw-he thought that be knew
thai he would be trus 70 Mary Flood Jones.
, 1869-03-21
"Yes, he followed mo-"
,,Ano ara 6td he speak 70 your'

.1nd cid he speak 70 your'
And what did he sayrt And tben. IN
tho presence Of Violet, Ph,neas e.Tc a; ths -
mhestage. Lie thought II better that it shouId
be given aud were he 10 decline to deilver
.t, y now, u wanld neyer be given. Whether
tnele DO ia~ In the land 10 protect me. ar
whether there be none. VIII never live ; v,tb Il,
aHn' said Lady LAu,A. us woman liro
nead q cattle. that sue can be staIked hS
iofeel VIII never live With him though ali
must do son '1As
shineas thought much Of cit this a. h.
went 70 his solitary lodgings After iii, was
!, 70. the world much better With him than
:. W. Wnn either o! those two wretehed
any time as yet, sacri6ced ior money or social
Eaihs any Si the Instincts ot his nature, Ur
mad been tickle, foo'lah. vain. uuccrtain aud
piaaps ,si.a r rfoyetous-bus a. yet he had not been
aud read 1t Re ain. ''~'
, 1869-03-21

"Uo rot tay that, dear. OF rather do say
y, for We have, both Of ~, brought ourselves
We are Ike to be able to live together and
Discus 1t for the rest Of our llyes. The ditIer
cnce L, take It, thlt Jon have not TO accuse
yourself, and that haye.''
myself" said Lady Laura II do not Know
that eaTe done much wrong to Mr.. Kcnne.
dy since married him but In marrying him
did him Rrievous wrong"
and he hiss avenged himself"
We will not talk of vengeance. BE-
aud that has conc Of the wrong that hare
douc."
Violet.
DE you mean that your mind is made up
say that will make no m an wrurc bed. Your
brother IS not the only mnn who Is 50 weak
as 70 be willing to run tho hazard."
ut xere Is Lord Fawn."
fes, shtre Is Lord Fawn, certainly. Per.
then should DO him No good"
'tAnd poor Ph1neas Finn
"Yesthere ia Ar. FINN. viii tell you
something, Laura. The oaiy msu ever SAW
III the wosld whom hAvc thonGhi for mo
ment that 1t was possible that saousd Ii ke
like enough to love as my husband-ex-
ccpt your brother, vas Mr. Flan."
And now." -
"Oh-noT Of course that Is oyer," sud
Violet
"1t is overs"
"Quite oye:. l. be not 9oirg to marry
Madame Gocs:er! 1euppo.e all That Is ,xei
By this TING. ! hope she will be good TO
him, and gracious, md let him have hls
own wRy, and give him his tea com'orta-
bly, whcn he comes up tired from the House !;
| fof confess thai my heart Is I little tender
toward Ph,ncas s,ili. I should not like to
think TIA! T., hs Is hsa 9; fallen into the hands Of
~ do no: think he will marty Madame
| Goe<ltr:''
"why not ;"
II en- hardly tcll you -bn. do not
think be will. And you loved him oace-eh,
| vio!et"'
Sct quite that, m5 dear. Il has beer
difficult with me to love- The difficulty
with most girls, fa2cy, is not to love. Nj.
1 mind. was not sulall, but he w9s never quite
tail enough. One feels ones ec!f to be q
sort Of recruiting sergeant, Co1n. aoon.
With standard Of Inches Ar. Finn was
ius, half an Inch los ehost. H. lacks som c.
thing IN individuality. IL Is . little to7
much friend to everybody" u
.shsll tell you q secret, Elotet:" . :.
"If you please, dear; though fancy It !.
one Know already" ..-,
'ue Is the only man whom ever loSea'
said Lady L.ura- ,.zn.a :,
" But it waA too late Tnen you lca1ueo y
lore him." satd Violet
at IA. too late, when was 50 surg OF y
As TO wish tha. bad neVer seen Nj hcau.
dy felt It coming On me, ana NJ Aiiae -
with myself that such narft1Ee Tousa -
trouble in the family, sud had na' shll'
ing al ny own.n7
"-A auy r:&., had no3tlag-s0d be aas
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reo va fresupe hiua Win .uch e .M. 70 me 4e gu
hG1ne N 1fs 1ts!aad- I'd n,,,..,
Y Ves1 !eM GEues Aadtue Goesltr was
WIN ntT. asa. eno9eh ~ ttd not think aooa: II,
rs. ns Pesst.ssn "a. sas w orEhtia hs' apparel,
toAI neT uan Nas - so1. - cafs could Eat. It.
Ano that eves5 enafm oeiosginR 70 her hid b.en
osoqent @ III rs 7df ~ EsAtancHon. DC A'most
.oia nlnset taM he ~ - there in ord tha. he
nsh! A.k y 9ate tnose esMms hel.uw.t
epuu el4se;L ~ alc Eot ktnu vho bad lata'y
come 70 Fak LIE ana oetn suppiiant for The
pesstfeicA o. tnose t!sa eodoHSeers BIZ: won.
ger sheihe, tse1 wooio h.Ta been lnots p7eelcu.
y tn e1et ma nc knoAn tnas they had , n 3yed
the hez1t OF tho Rrsa Duke - 10 have induced
htn to ~ h:s essonet u The ladrs fce', l thlLk
that lad he known that TIE Indy had retastd I'm
eo;onet; n: tao~.eczs would nave enaa:eA ia
'ai1e G., G. " e ,n1,9 LITE. To ,,x.., ,on
tnd, q me ere him hsE aaaa. ~ was = owl
would come" ''4
"No-:e;a e!:d q M p.1,dtss 70 g ne to nc -
rttu.e 70 show tas tea:ssr Of single wtax.
aga ytu-1oR Nel E4e Esukasy by. do you
, 1869-03-21

''1't1 bet you soyereign Fun yo.es with Us
get. There's nothing ike being little coy
70 get Of giri's cha,m:. RI bet yon SOY.
efeign, R.tic., that Finn gocs ont into the
lobby With you aud me ag alnst Monks BILL"
Phlnsas net being able to stand aug N 1rc
OF this mcst unpleasant falllcry. got up aud
went aHay. The club WAS dIstasteful to him,
and he walked of aud sauntcred for while
Of York's column as though he were going to
h!s oRce, which of course was closed at
this hour. but turned round when he got
beyond the new public buudiugs - build
tnEs which he was uevcs destined to
use IN thelr completed state-and
dered on over the bridge across the water.
a. be wcnt his mind WAS fall OF thought.
Could It Be good for him to give up every.
thing for fair tnce He swore 10 himself
that q all women he had ever seen Aar5
best. II It could he well to lose the world
for woman, it would be we'll TO lose II for
her. Violet, With Ill her skill, aud ali her
strength. aud all her grace, could never have
written snch letter rs that which he held
Is that ehc should be sofl and trusting. and
generous ind who ever had beea more soft,
nosc trusting, and marc .gcnerou. than bis
Mary: or course he would be true to her,
though he cid lose the world.
| Bat to yield such triumph to the RAJ
| NN ASOA%N>A 49, -
10 let them have thes will over him--to
know tlal thcy wouid rcjolce tenrrilon.ly
behind his back over hi. downfall! The
l fctllrr was terrible tc him. The last words
Which Routecn had spoken made II impossi.
bic now 70 him 10 support his old friend Nr.
Monk. 1t was mol only Whist Rontcep had
gaid, but that the words cf Mt. Bontecu 50
plainly indicated Whist would be the words
Of all the other Dontcens. Tie knew that he
wrs veak iu this. He knew TINT had le
, been strong. he would have allowed hinscl
10 be guided -ifnot b5 the firm decision o
hls on erlrit-by the couusels OF such mct
as Mr. Gresham and Lord Cantr1p. and no
bv .he sarcasms Of the Bontr:ns aud Rat.test
al official life. But men who so}ourn Amlt
saysrcry fear the musqufto morc taAu the!
do The l!or. lie could not bear to think tha
be should yield his blood to such one =
Ana he must yield hia blood unless h
could vote for Ar. Monks motion. Aad hol'
h,s rrourd atte1ward among them Al IN 70
Honse Of Commons, He would At any "a,
tee The session out, and trJ fall MA W1ta Ns
Rontecn when they should he sitting o
i;f.rrnt beuches-if ever fortune should r.
h;m NJ opportunity. And 70 the ueautu u4a..Yso
1hst should ho do about Madame 4osnss
! TEst 4te Tss his 70 hare u: aaeas91's