The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-25

lluu DeGu IulSc 10 one WOnnuU, anu
one woman had tricked him. SO he
cried down the whole sex. The time
which Bumble had heretofore divided be-
tween love and business was now devoted
to business, and in consequence he received
one promotion after another until he had
the pleasure Of seeing his own name the
third on the sign over the door which he
had entered as an errand boy. ] don't be-
lieve he remembered that there was anJ
such person in the world as Hattie Elton or
Polly Ann, the first day the new sign was
raised.
1t was as the junior member of the firm
that Blumblc had travelled through the
New England States two years ago last fall
with samples, receiving orders. During
his tour he remained in the pretty village
of p, n. H., one fine night in October
He sat in the bar-room after supper, smok-
ing his cigar, until it became filed with vii
layers, discussing politics, smoking their
pipes, talking of their crops and ogling
him, all of which was quite uninteresting
to him. so he concluded to walk out and
view the village by moonlight lie had
hardly stepped into the entry, and before
he could close the door. ere he heard
voice inquire;
"Who is that gentleman
ellis name is Blumble; he's from Bos-
ton" replied the landlord.
uRlumble. from Boston" chimcd in
thirJ voice and then added s.You don't
sov So !" followed bv a lone low whistle of
ostonisbmont
Rumble stcpped off the piazza and walk
cd IN The villago street. He had scarce
walked twon.v yards before he was aware
of being followed. Giving the matter but
ii,io tbonoht boyovcr he turned from the
rnod ;ntn' = ,,ieasort lima that ,yonded its
, ro, Tow some half dozen farm houses
MI, ha came to a rnstic scat unon which
i,n ttro,,- li,msoit ,nd US coon ohlivioue IN
III ,Io ,,oriJ ovcon,in, ,hc husinoss affairs
g." nr TIL e;,i,or e piun,lJo Ito cat nm
III his cigsr was consumed when he was
aroused to fine world around him nv the viii
ia,-o nloclr etr;lino out ton Rutt1ning bis
naa. ciosnl,, aro,pd lin, hc bnrricd down
a., IL. as Lo turmoil into tI,o nr,,t r,od
ho c' ,r ", snIdonlv and pnt yorv softIv seized
~. ,Lo ,t,na. ~. ,Lo sLouldcrs arI IN, thc
~ ~, ,,;Is w., '1onst - Iowa., hnnJs IIo
,r"s rat,,or too much snrnriscd ~ snooI,
o,.o, ;f Io hnd a ,i,onoo ~. ,ho Londs sn
eIosclr cionnIoJ oronn1 his throat would
L,,.,, ;,ro,,a,,"d III, s,'nal,imo IL ho had NOT
h" ''u r'o'I rroat, rpp r"%'S hn conlJ
n ~, nool hn li,',dnI ycr,. no,icptly ~
w., r,aic jo',,., ',,.i,,u,,i3,,.' nr tIoy
,sn'wo .,"t ,o,,,i
Snmetiinn d,.,.r,,o INNS, bc don... So
p,,v'iIo .tr5,cI' ti' filo,r thst bcIJ HIM hy
,I,n ,lront All in thc Taco Lnocking hin,
In,,n and ,,n, ,.riod out ,s tl,nurh he OK.
noc,c1 that tl,is would Inc ,hc Inst chance Il,
rronId oycr Lavn to snnoL
"IVLot /, tLo do,,cd avn, Won, ,,hout p"
rio stri /" oncstion baJ = mirarulou.
oo,,ct urnn ,Lo numerous hand. distributed
To waited fnw momonts 70 ropoln hi,
iro,,i'. tLon ionI.i,,r arn,,nd lin osl.c,
ynrY. nnor@ctically
.;'Whot Jnn. nj mi. mcon},
ale n,o,ns ,I,at If Won Jont nronise I,
Icovc town and NOT Ga TO sec Mary Ga,
n%ain ,yc,u inst hide Won. and trcn rid,
yon ont Of town ON a rail said the vo,n,
man, rocinicnt Of fine blow. who had re
g,innd his foot
.Tcayr town? Mary Cav? WHY. | d
NAT unIorstnnd ,yhot Won m an ramarko
nIrmI,Io considcraI,Iy nvetiGcd
..IVnu sir " intcrruntod nnothnr voice
..,,, ,,'nn,, tI,,+ vnu'vo ao,nn Lcrn from Bos
to,, ., oo,,,t Mr. CAV and vnu moan I
ont ont R;lI, Ui,5d, Lere. now If Won don
oivo un Nav mi ,novo town tn.n,nrr y,
nirLt' viii hitch Won into the mill nond."
s.Uold on a mninont" said Humble. :.
| think Won have not hoId of thc wronr ner
( SON. os have not thc acquaintance Of Mis-
t Cav. nor. in fact. of anv other lady in thi
| nlacc Rnt I want Won 70 understand on
thng distinctly. nnd flat is, Shall Nc
, leave town until I rcf ready"
Somcthing ahont Blumble's mann,
f seemed 70 convice the vounp men thnt h
t was in earnest for thov uttered various q,
!, pressions, such as. "That's a likely story
; Giles rassinr, IL don't believe that" ct,
Men invariably express doubts when bein
l convinced of something they had rather II,
; believe
| For few minutes the whole party 7,
a NAMED in silence; then one of the voun
denizens of p. broke the spell by asking:
a "Ain't your name Blumble 2"
eyes sir"
care Won from Boston,"