, 1877-01-11
Tif.DEN'S FIANCEE.

Ga.rf.,on tIe1.I Ertes.
A short time slucc q representative Of tile
Nt9s Was stopping at n small village some tcn
mics cast of Buffalo. N. y. While there lie
heard the story, which circulated freely In l}nt-
falo and the sillnges contiguous thereto, thnt
t}oy. Tiltlcn and l'cautifnl lady, named MlA
Lee, Of that city, wcrc engaged TO bn married
sntnr five ar Elk years ago. Tie Happy day was
named, and for timc everything looked serene;
but "a The day drew nigh the lair aancee made
wish which she had. and hoPsti !,c w"ald y ~!
not hesitate tn gratffy It. satt she. "A1r.
Tildch, when We are married. wish 70 60 10
Europe on our bri.lal tour.n Ere tho sentence
over w hrr eurppanIon's facc. lie answered:
"S1tss Lee, It fs impossible for me to coiHply
with your wishes, rs my professional duties arc
tucf, as to preclude my absence jpf the tlsnc re-
everything elsc within my power, wontl be
more than happy tn comply II my Dwn feelings
were nlonc To be c'na'sttcl; but l,aye clients
whose Interests are In my hands aud they must
bc Attended To-" Miss Lee WIS not slow to
show the disappointment she felt ut not having
her ,y|sl, rtnnrlirl with, md then mud there III.
furned her wI'lotn aflaaccd that t!'clr engags-
lucrt must cease fru1,l TINT tnutnent. Mr.. III
den coutd not, at arst, believc that her noe Eo-
inr to Eurupo On her bridal tpuI would bring
nbort such y DISCRIMINATION on her part Ii to
break their engagement. hut he wis nls&ake1.
Sin WAS incx0rA1tt, anu wien tty t1afteu, *llirh
they did Immediately. be lvokcu upon ler for
tho last time up to the present.
BEAcoNsF1ELD AS LORD ToMT1T.
r. u. Potter, NJ. T.. In 4 recent spccri, Al
Rochdalc, England, sa!d: It had been said, and
lc was inclined to think 1t was true, that II
man dealt Il, tbunkun" for Il long time, at
last "bunltunn " BECAME tho master oi Him
TINT lie believed In It, aut, Instead Of being the
poasessor Of 1t, 1t was possessed Ut HIN. Laugh.
ter and checrs.l Might it not be 10 In the cnae
Ut Lurl Beacuil6tlc!ll WhrM he uttered thu
wurus lIc used ut tho Lord Mayors dinner tllerc
wis ground tor believing that bunkusn 'Ialt tN.
coinG pussrssed of him, n,,l that t1r a rome 10
WAY, however. sufficiently strong aid sutllttent
ly c0nllt1cNt III her own power 10 1lccd no ya,Ini-
iilg. NJ boastire, aud 10 threatening. It WINS
USEFUL sometimes tn look at the estimate which
prominent men In othcr countries fnrHe1 Of suI,r
uf our English politicians. lie Ind In hls'pUrkrt
d lrttrr iron, uer. Har,baldi, wi,u wEnte On the
9Utl Of November last from ls retreat lii the Isl
and Ut Cuprcra. After speaking II tue sl,cccss-
lul Issue Ut thu Italian electt6us, ucn. Garibal-
III said: "WIat misfortune It Ia TINT Albion
should now Ind himself under tic rule Of 'Lor,i
Dccasiro!'" The Italian word heccatlco wns
the natle Of very sniall bird which furn.od
supreme contempt for tile 1ncanness Of tho pol
icy Ut Lord l}oaeonstjeld. Garlbaldi called him
"Lorl 1oIntit." [GrCut laughter aud chrcrs.j
liz (Mr. rotter) did not know my other nane
that could be better npptictt to the Premier than
that OF the II Lord Tusitit " III English politics,
from thu ittlancss Of hts policy aud the blgnesS
Of his yIuntlng.