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ence are uproarious in the1r demonstrations, ~The
concert Is no sooner ended than an impressorio
ealls on him and offers CONTRACT for twenty
eooeests, Brot to receive 81 900 cleer profit for
Si Eaat eonce5s Bof is delighted, and hastens to
eaRs ast are excelent Judges my fortune is made.
-Gnsot replies tssAn that shows the adyantaoes Of
pumng. head this" Elliot gives bis newspaper
| has written: Everybody ia familiar viii
young Francis Briofs talents, for cyory concert
lie gives III triumph for him, ueyert6e1osa faw
people are familiar; with tho history OF lila
famous DOW. Here 1t IS In few words: Hons.
Br1ot was travelling in the North in q train whicn
was attacked by the Flat-Footcd Indians. those
terrible red men whom civilization. fortunata1v
daily decimates- All the passengers fed tarrifed
at the Indians tomahawks-Ao4.s.> B,iot alone.
with thoroughly French energy, snatched up hia
violin case and deal. the Chief Of the Flat-foot-
ed Indians such blow on his head he fell dead.
But the riolin-casa Was shattered to atoms and
the bow had ost all its hair; The violin-a
Stradlvarlus-alone was uniniuEed. Mons Briok,
ut hls adversary's corpse. Suddenly sublime in
aplration came to him; he adroitly Ecalped the
Indian Chief with his bowie-knife and detached
rom the red mans skull the long mass of hair
Mh1ch 1 adorned it This hair secured to the bow
va1ina almost human accents. Hear
swear that Flat :Foot's soul groans undar. tha
pressure 7s 1[, Of bis own hair Everybody in New
man and to hear his valuable and singular bow"
BT1ot becomes furious upon. reading this puff,
and e1claims: g This is horrible [ ans dis
honored man." Elliot replies: "Eonsensel
Are you rich? Deny that and you will see how
way the vile american press humbugs the y.la
American peopleI This same Fyaucis Briot falls
deeply in 1cVe with 1fis. Betsy Tdpplebot. who is
brilliant pianist, and be tolls Nine: Be1ary til.
United States, ~ IN France, & man who knows
how to manage it has no difficulty. n Dc
Rdchenadure is still in the poetry Of ir, alton L
since yesterday, float in it's full proee-tis aerse-
able, but still it's merely prose-" 4fme. Beuany,
made Victim by ono of those astuta
iankee girls who are ever On the
watch to entrap d man and mako him husband,
saya: "Ten me- how yon managed" :.0hl
side. We walked about hand in hand. She laid
eyes on an elderly, and very respect.bls-.ooktng
gentleman, who VAS seated, quietly, s,ppjn9
chocolate She saluted him. followed her e1-
ample. He offered Us cup Of Chocolate Va
eTend zedediah, the pastor who invented the Rs
pairing, 'ermoqth aud the Celestial Bed Quilt.
Bessy then said to him: We'll my Reverend,
SINCE re ne nave met, you must give us your bless-
ing: inc old fellow repliod with paternal air:
ful OF chocolate he added: You will have
n3.1 N be1sy charm1ng companion, M-, re-
pned: pn AR. FTdncs Brsof, born In Paris in
16f iWas Obliged to Introduce myself, seeing
Bee*y had Mo forgotten to do So. zedet!iah asked
l answered - distinctly as my full mouth
permitted (that made no sort OF diff
terence TO Zedediah Just thinkl the
inventor OF the Celestial Bed QuiitD:
md asked her: Would you hare Francis R,ioi
Tor your hu8band?' 8io answered Ye3P Then