The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-11

c4FEtwe 0f tAfA aA&A *Nf@R#F
hsa faIlsa scFioasly VI AZ ihe conclusion (
of grand eouosr, given by The illaslriou'
yiotuist. lie ~ss attacked by = low ia /
,srmhtug fever, which refsssd 70 ie'd
10 ID, remedies enployeJ, aud even gave
rI.s to sppfelieasions TO- bis hfs.
Psgsniui, whose lcAnness was Alscady
al,pos, spectral, pow seemed TO have bic
,rali existence suspended By thread
whIcb tbe slightest shock migh' ssHer.--
The physicians unanimously ordered
.oAiadc, absoiale rtpose, aud strict
regimen - 10 diet.
Ie order 30 carry on, these pfeserip'
uoes. Psgsnlni removed TO .bs Nilla
+ Luteilaps. ia tina FAubourg i'oissopaiese e.
This excellent establishment. which no
.o,,ger exists, was iatanded exclusively
tor lie rtcsp,io0 and esse Of wealthy
rur.ads. A spacious comfostAbls honse
stood ia . large pArk-lise Rsrdso. where
each patient oould rAmbls at will. ana
.oioy either solitude or society At Ills
sAolee. A great charm OF this house ""
thai every Que lived jusi as he OF she
pleased: iu the evening sIlhsr retiring to
! The oli,sde Of their apartment. OF JOIN
ing the ga@es, music, aud conversation
held III sls4 llrawing'roon. Pagaulni
naturally beio&sad to tbose who preferred
passing the eyetaSgs In quIetness aud re-
fireuent There Was plenty OF gossip
about hini IN the drawsSg-room; three or
four censoti14sA old mAsts fell on him
Tooth and nsii. !.
Laiies, began Que, asss y'os AAen TINS
Syeat musician lie salutes 40 one. snu
neser sLeaks a word. lie takes bls ooS
az soup H. M arbor IN the gardes, s'id
tl.ca sasi,ns sway ifane one approaches
What 90 oddly he nnst BE-.
That pat OF bis malady, SAID A'''
otLer. I'eogls say that there is some
terrible ai,stssy about his liie; some love
story. ! iInagiiS.
Not at all, sd,seI lh'rd. PagAnini u
mi.er: there il so ny,terv about that
Do ou remember tLMt concert wil'e'
was organized 10 lavnr OF rhc iamiie'
who had suffered from Vfs~ t1undn'lon I"
St. Etienney The great sG0sdniht refused
TO take part in II because DE ~~ssih hs''
thad 10 play gratnilousIy joepeat Rpo'
u Il he tssrs that were he 10 piK ~ ~
! society he might be asked for sltI&aS
, fsvors.
! Paganini guessed pretty well how ~
was regarded by his fellow -boarde's
but, like Gallo of old, be cared for nom
of these things. jlis health becan'
gradualR better, vet in the whole aons'
Inc never exchanged word with ANY on
EXCEPT Nicetie. This was the honsemal'
= who attended OH him-a cheerful, limo
cent, country girl, whose gay prsttie
when she served his meals. Sttcn availet
10 dispeI the cloud which habitsGlly dark
ened the brows OF paganini
One morning Nicetie presented hersel
with a sad, dropping conntenaoee, an'
served breakfast without utterius weed
The musician, who was amusing himsei
with carving piece Of ivory for th
! handle of OF dagger, noticed the chang
in the young girl, and questioned he
upon IT,
What's the matter, my child? 10
look sad; your eyes are red; some mis-
fortune has befallen you, Nicette?
o, yesl sir.
Would IL be ndiscreet TO ask you whs
tits?
3 No, sir; not precisely; but
Z Paganni fixed his great black eyes ol
$ the girls troubled countenance.
Come, he said, ! see how 1t is. Afte
I. having made YOU thousand promises
be has Quilted you, and you 40 Iouge
have Auy tidinqs OF him.
All poor fellow lie has qui ted me
certainly, but il was not his iaulii
How is thall
Becausc in the cons cription IL drew
bad humber, and hr has beon cent sN =
VITA vrest long gun on his shoulder
aud shall never see lin again, sobhe
poor Nicetie, a. she buried her fas. |
her white apron.
But, Nicette, coud yon not rurchas
substitute for himY
= The girl witbdrawinR her apron, ,smi g
sadly through ber iSars.
Monsieur is jesting. she said. Ito
could | ever buy subsiiintel
Does II cost very dear'
This year mes are tremendously lie
on account Of The report that there i z,
ing TO be war. Fifteen hundred fr.nci
, Is the lowest price.
II The mysticism pressed Nieeite's lit
81 plump hand between his long salo
h fingers IS he said,
% lflhst is all, my girl. don't cry; we
u ace whst can be done.
I, Then, taking ont his pocket.book.
4 wrote ons blank leaf
/. Mme.--ro see shout giving = conce
= for the heneGt of Nicettp.
A month passed on. winter arrive
aud Pagsninrs physic ian said 90 biz
= Nv dear sir, you mus' not venture ont
doors agsin until after the month
March.
e 70 hear Is TO pbev, replied Tie N
:. sIcisu.
Darisg The wir ter comparative Z
gree Of heAhh pd strength returned
PaRsnini. IIA' ing no longer the plei
ant shady arb ,rs Of ihe garden a
= feinge, he beg an gradusily to linger
.. little In The dr. .wiug-room. After din'