The sun., 1873-11-10

Ift 'ui i'r itt. expressive 'l INC chure hatl--
''ChuI- lli tor,." Ilc cauvasscrs were iu-
-tric,ed that tucrc wrre IN II fouy-.ght mum
Ifi.c fvcut. .,eD.r.e 90 u4iutcr. Every sub
.l. iH 10. n 'Nr if,sl, " YOU need not uon.
t.uI s".rl '..t, .ut u.Hl. .ui N,ut l.3It
on fh' d..r i.rDn. vot ran nv, OH, ~ tnr waN,
n'W E,u '.i,.. Iii. v'ri ~ tlI',. .wcrts.'
-A WiD naturally sa, .nc doe nNt cttc o. o., in
WIN the fourth nlu'rr hnd N9'l can 'eh h'r
thrn saw shc docs root W 10 tp pay dollar at
nlst. and YOU must cVrl1in - hcr mat II wlll
rnt cost a cent more Than IL thc had been u
scrihuu from the hcsinung aud IL viii TO
rather Advantageous than otherwise TO have 80
much reading sIrphed at once; You viii hnd
ti. method Of dealing with her very SIMPLE
indeed whtu you are accustomed To- IT,"
This closed tho Instructions. nnd the tIrcG
newly anuuiutcd cruv t-scrs went uut. less SAN.
ruihV IcrhHps than when they catered, but sttll
horcf,l II success Each had his territory al
luttcd to him, the reporters beng in bruuklNn
He was to wait upun lndies after their hust hnds
had gone to business, in sands, Hillary, Con-
cord. " illoughhy. and Nassau streets.
The next morning broke cold and dlacourag-
ing. and not without some doubts about hii
"a. innate success the reporter started upon hli
rounds, hc IAN In sands street, aud resolved
to act upon his cmt lovers Instructions and not
waste any time IA looking ar una To- see how
the lad las. he hurried to work bat adificuty
whlcu lac lld MT iYrD scen met Him at the very
uutsct u.s. h- 1u-iue-s lay 'lrlv tn the ladies',
b." did uut call upon thcm 4nth IT. Wa pfcs"m-
rr .flro.. uuf DO Va- attrt vOrtuN of motto that
in almost every instance the lcu.i'in IA hJd
heeu GONE hardly ton minutes b..,te Sac l"dy
followed.
In time, however. he discovered house where
iu go out and dcily cludiug Ali tuo schemes "i
this iuquiuug donice,.r to tnd nut t.c 'iute ~
his business with her mistress, ne gained access
to the uIrur, whore he sat. ncryou-iy rccitlng
his lesson and cuvying the SdHg JtOd OF Mr.
Hess under similar circumstaurcs. Tor An"ut u
HON nj
appeared. She had eVidcntly expected q differ
ent visitor from the servants doscritlon' Tor
she was dressed elanoratcy, ana looked dis
was ready for her az least he would have been
had he not learned his lesson To suCh perfection.
lie arose. and smil.ng namely sad. nOod
morning, Mr-. brown" Tho lady was surprised,
and the reporter continued, 81 hope have tho
pleasure OF addressing Mrs. lifuwn' which
seemed rather to Increase than To lessen her
astonishment. The reporter began to feel u
ittlc uneasy. lie waited according to instruc-
tons for the lady to saw yes, but percriNing
that she was not going to do any thing
Of fhe kind h. went on huTriedly: :"I have been
informed hv votir ci,hbur Mrs ltohinson, that
you have children tnC reporter, VINO had re-.
sumed his seat, sank back in MS chair ana wutci
"lc-,' be was In strong hopes th1t she would
say som"th ns, ana in t,is at ,ast he WIS n9t
disappDi Diutcd. " hat the Lady said was. Il don't
tuiu, ever saw YOU before. never heard II
Mis- Robinson, ami my nAWr t~ not Brown, nor
ana iii--'- ~ h'l "ut Iil" lill9- =, p"""
morning, and the reporter iguhd hiu sell q" no
once moro. Ia mis- cuufIsed state OF mind ne
hardly hucw how he got out ot the house,
though ~ certainly seemed a. MIN that the ser
want held the door open and sbilei ia a ds i-
cIctahN Intelligent way as he passed. Nuf
could he ~ first ign any cause fur his failure
| but IL dhwned upon him after a time that II Was
/ due in some measure to lis persistent adhcr'nce
! to the romantic name 81 brown title, by tue
] way. under which he had himsvf enlisted ia
/ the army Of cauNasscrs.
ptsOoURAGEMEsT.
To avoid the recurrence of such an accident
/ A. had hCfilcu him IN his first attempt At can
lxatl tn tin l
name f ctcn Lady before calling upon ncr; TINS,
/ together with the dncuty already referred tu
I ot nhdlug any one at nome, occupied considera-
I hle time, and 10 was past noon before he acain
/ obtained access to "A drawing room, having
/ meanwhile spread himself ort' rather more
/ than Nr. ttes- would have approved. In this iu-
Stance she urohminarIes passed over without ny
uuiI ward clfcumstAuCc.aud the lazy re- illN seem
/ ed likely to subscribe. rUc reporter opened tht
book of Illustrations, ana rc-un go strict ac-
/ cord Inrn Witu bis text. "lltIc. madam. l- ar
ex client stc.l engraving of THAT rcnirknhl,
brow. that ..,,'o eve" g.; blt before he had
ururcctcd far ia this stta.u his attention waS at
trictcd hN the eApfc ss,un ui uttor ue"iidcrntcn'
On the lad' coIieuancc. ir glanced doNi
at the volume before him, and saw that he bad
maG'e teh.ly iuthed over tNo pAIc. instead ~
one. and wls describing not tte"r-" h@ @ulnsloi
but rcsldcnt Grant. though much confused al
this tuiinE gtryr ne managed To- recover nm
scribe for the "tuiid'- History fdthiuS
follow TX tne Instructions Of Alr. Hess tAu Gc'
] porter aid not awurd about the necessity ul
beginning with four numbers uuiil hl- hat We
uu Ais head ana A.s hand on the door KNOB. lie
then s4ddeuly stuul ed AMI sald. "Oh, bN the
t"h iunu'ied hIi his gre. ,"D~ ,uoils useless J.
tne lady .u hearing D. nat, refused 10 ,Hnsero.
at all and the req nitcr wa, comr"lcd 81" eIas,
her nau!e iiIW Ais list dui -n -nnu. ~ ID
away. Ther" WIS NO report sent 20 Mr. ite-
thdt day, nor tue GLOWING, nor indeed al,
other day, f1r not a stu-le subscription could h'
ouiuned, and al the end uf the Ntoh thv re-
/ r"i-'r tct.tu'd tue apr,l r'n tNl.ut -, cuu
,ln.rd tnat h.- talents uld no, ne lu tao a,l,,
I. ..f b.