, 1875-08-22
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pa4, FtrnctAto Chronicle.

60 sronri.eo t,hro1ics
.,a;,,r ;,,ci5ont 51lnstratiye Of tho be.u-
ties Of the present style ot 1ean'uloS app@.e' "
Cured yesterday afternoon At the Junction OF
Ellis and Market streets. Coming up the 1aat-
,,,ar+;oned tho,ourhfare. uith a couple Of LIBRA
n11s 80, sn.;,oix, ~ har hoaom x.s a
y DOCKS PFeeeeo 'o'tnS'5 ~ neN Do 80
sprightly and withal handsome young 4aoY' c1aa
in the very latest agony OF modern pnll-baek.
.,d rnnkjne remarkable time considering the
lsnetb of stride allowed By her fashionable har-
ness From the opposite o11ecs'oa' oae VI s1o
same side OF the street, came poy-a VIII
reckless boy, With prancing gait and terrible
anxiety to make some particular point IN his
minds eye in the shortaat possible time. Ihese
two individuals had reached tho middle OF the
Market street crossng-the young lady anxlous-
" watching the near approach OF an express
WAGON aud the BOY WITH his eyes .aat
N tne oaeA y. e 4ho o1th 1;Ea +ha hro'Ten raed
thot % 10 wa fo 90 down inclorioualy IN the dust.
uh.le over his PROSTATE form pitched the 81 pull
back" containing the frightened young lazy anu
her armful OF books: There was anttef,
sn1iek. and the Mortified pedestrians in the
vicinity who had not oosefvea tne
Cause Of the disaster reg t9eH
throats choke as they whispered OF heaEs-ofs'
ease and speculated for ~ instant On the nnce1-
tainty Of human LIFE But ~ TINS pafeguiar
case there was no death nor aesoanon. Mnen n'aa
the Intervening vehicles hsd passed oy, u ~as
discovered that the miserable boy had neo' ous
there. aa helpless as though lashed 60 Tue steI
nal hills, lay the unfortunate young lady, looh
| Of fearful resignation on her iace, anu ngt 81
"pnll-baek" wrapped tightly aoou' et,arat net. ~
| took the surprised mascul1nes VINO gatheIeo
aympathizingly around some time to realize the
| situation. but, when they did, helPlnR na1uo
soon placed the young lady On ner 1set hao ~,
| comotion below tho knees once more oo"naeace'1
| speedily taking her out Of sight"
| ,-,,.,,c oc,u
| GETTING RID OF HER pAo6H'EnS oe3o
os1oa f'se f'e'a.
| danphter about Is wears old. The old lady re-
t.;na al na- .;5nn1;c,tv and innocanca. and ahe
saa,,. ~. ~ .a,.a ~ .+,,,a rr,hs other evaninc
ooeou ho 49, 'e st.,s " as;,.a ~ saco,t tbe
| when splendid catch called 10 esco1' 'ae
daughter to the opera the mother wouldn't take
| the hint to keep still. While helping her
| d.nob+ar pet naadv aha aekad.
III. 49, ~, co;,,, - .ra.r N. sboax With
a0s s1o soa eo'as ~ wa, ~
one heel on. OF the palr with hoes III q"
Mary didn't seem to hear, and the mother in
:. Are vou poine To vear that dollar gold chain
and thai washed locket. OF viii you wear the
diamond father bought ut tho hardware
| store p
May mary Tlnkea l. e a. her, ano soe young 1''1
| ..Ara ynu poinu tn horrow Mr8. Browns
shawl, OF viii you wear mine ?"
Mary hustled around the room. and ths
[ mother said:
| "Be careful OF your dreBs, Mary; you kno"
it's the only one you've got. and you cant nave
| another until the mortgage on this place II
lifted"
Mary remarked to her escort that Il promlsec
to be beautiful evening, and, - shs buttonet
her glove, her mother asked:
| "IhOae arc MtB. HhTdYA gloves, An'e tney
She's been good neighbor to uo, and don.
know how you'd manage to 60 anywhere II She
didn't live near us."
"nen Ihe motner raised her voice once 1aoie
ana askeo:
t pu snu soa 10 10 :@fs' te~e.. az oy W.,
~, 1n, 1oor ra.I at,.t. 80 ~ bora vnnn hav.
good time"
Mary aits BIZ her window in the pale moonlight
and eighs for the splendid young man to cont
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