The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-25

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on Ch'PPet Ia i. was 50 lnsui'ingiy @ e&ult
ant ah'. ne uiu lioI Know m niucll, puC ne wa
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E"sh I, and J coroit io "n lIoona ii0" oAn
rs g. ' hor" p;tianr, nI s'Ie0 Lo .o;l ct ,,
live IN stoto of m S; en Wn,
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ard RitIar ooi III 81 49,. 4n fu 'e unis yes, ''"
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Or r;th ion"n m@Io u0i'e 'o' '"io 'n' ''i'
W. ri''l Tm !" lIusn'
Il, nis i''..lAII n htul'ers Happy famlly wa
p, f,'us cl"cheu' as III aradise' oy woman
n"V - l'por llIt.e MISS lana uiuh know
,,a ~, Snu @ meiI t.Tf Uii teacnIhg sclool ail uay
anu sewing y, nan 1he hlght' lusG the same
as as ever e one old noC care iof blIler' non
ior EhiPper, nor ior any oody save
Ahiella i'"ila anu 'iie gooo Mfs' hruiler'
VINO no was s hother 10 Ihe zone woman In
vi o9uise p;Is sue was pieaseo wheii onIP-
Pel ol niVier was Hihu 10 nef' DuI as ior
ioTg' W., '1a' 9s,. was. was uli'houslt o. r Ii,
~ MI. MI. oniPPe, was solneInlng Oh ulPl1, ~
lha'is'' anu al'er HIS u l,iipleasa,l.hess wioii
tie gentleman from OSHKOSH nc pesah 10
pioI against MN; IL was u mean anu Goil-
SehlP'loie H spirit ior the man 10 snow 1q'
,GhlPPel was pfosaical!y mortal; ne
hllew , notillhg ABOUT cnlVairy ana that
sort Oh myth0logy phat went out WIN the
geh5lemen VINO were knlghts two nun,
urea ana more years ago lie belonged
10 the hlneteehtn century, an age that
excuses The devil, !nyents new crimes,
ana honorS the CRIMINALS. lie ana not
pan 10 aDduct any pody' 10 coG thfoats
or lmpflSon the oDJect OF ms dislike IN a
uungeoi' p9t ne proposed 10 MAKE nm
r'olculous: FIRST he won over Dot krul-
Ter the mlschlevous daughter; then Mrs.
hfulieT, The mother, ana then TWO mar,
reg laules' Inc consplrators proceeded
WIN tle,r WORK. lhey secure man $
81, sui Oh clotlles ana stul,eu .he garments;
Iihey aVVaGleu 10 tne uunlmy d par OF
n2olS, ,I. = ana Piaceu IL uhaef lne pea OF
Mlss ., naii', WIZ 'ile lee' },s' visible, anu
i Illeil iiirpa'ien'iy a"a,'eu lhe rc'urh' aO
uark' ol that laoy' VINO was rs uo"n town
Oh d shopping excursion Inc only pur-
pose Oh the LADIES was 10 secure the
means lof s9od laugh AT the school
tacner wheh she sho"ld discover as she {,
"oal9' tne famous man under the pea.
Mr. upper was not very clear as to
"hat Vhis plan "0uio accomplish. lie
wanted IL 10 produce, IN some way, a
n, Iiush against S Ine op]ecls Oh ms spite, l,
MISS Daia shouid De alarmed, well ana
good III ne could scare bltier' ne would
take caTG 'iaV this 1rlght ,s shoulu ne
h'low' ne salu W hiiiiSe'i: IL !liiS pan
WORKS WORKS al il8ht, iplS fuSIlc WIN sun
pullieu mar VIII near MISS Dara $
alarm, ruSh 10 her rescue, be hoaxed, ana
never near tne last OF II; W ne may De
a coward, Whlch Will De the worse Tor
hlm' w nateVer pen1tles bltier alds
ihe Ill having revenge. lVs luh WIN Il
purpose
Everything being arranged, the con-
splrators waited IN the parlor for the cx-
ploslon. They were full OF humor, and
scarcely able to repress their feeling.
Mrs. kruller, however, was fidgety. Her
imagination suddenly began to depict
disasters as result OF tins plan; She
apprehended danger which might fol
low the discovery OF the supposed man
by MISS Dana. suppose the teacher
drop down dead with fright, or
go crazy! lhe more she thought OF these
possibilities the worse she 1elt, until at
last, no longer able to endure her fears,
she lett the room, skipped up the back
STAIRS and Withdrew the scare-man.
Meantime MI Bltler had arrived and was
reading an evening paper: Dot kruller
was playing an accompaniment to Chip
pers singing; ana Mrs. hruller, returned,
was smiling over the trick she had pre-
pared. Old Mr.. Mordaunt3 with his
snul1ie and cough, came IN and proceeded
10 MS room. Another person
was heard to enter and go up the
stairs, but no attention was paid to it.
Then followed Miss Dana, who poked her
head into the parlor,, inquired II she were
% laIe nor f SUPPER, PEI anu o1 1"''eMeu m away to
prepare loi I,;I NY heai, 'h.,,, MIS-, hiuller
l4usnep .lI peiiiilu lel manu- ~ m, tlle lhPa-
!leilce oi 'lle oI4el PIoI!eis Inc music
lall9 la Mere qu'et ah4 m listening, ana blt,
Gler, nunsly DIS oeaf' walked up and
down wa, lhe me room. 'l, ~ ..n
-, ouuuen'y @ 'ntie I was d ~ telI'hlc cry a
1oor i WAS Wa hsnl snu1 AM anu soineDouy dashed
w aowh ,ne d pach s.aif1' d ~ s.riehlng Hg at every
,P ,ieP' Up Gn1Pper hn anu ,1 10y nesan 70 laugh;
MRS Nlui'ei, J WIZ ooIiu i, iio! CON prehGnd