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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-25
acouiesceuce would commend him to her

acquiescence would commend him to her
pardon.
Presently, knowing that he was gone
the girl arose from her seat, and prepared
to leave the room. Her delicate features
were painfully flushed, and her dark
eyes were wet with tears.
AS she turned away, her employee
stepped quietly through the door OF an
inner office and stopped her.
"Miss Hartzelle,' he began, timidly,
Il WAS never 8 willing eavesdropper in
my life. But what has just passed be-
tween you and my unworthy nephew I
could not avoid hearing. I wish that l
could find words with which to express
my admiration for your commendable
self>defense just now. But cannot. ]
sympathize with you too deeply. And
Lois-O, my dear little woman--I i'm
plore you to let me speak to you once as
friend and lover! Lois, my little
brown bird. | want you for my wife;
not at some delayed and indefinite time,
but at once, my dear child"
"But how can you love me 7-how
can you want NE for wife when I am
thought unworthy by one who is not
halt as noble as you?' she questioned,
with hesitation.
! am answered; and by that answer
and this kiss, my love, I claim you," he
returned, with happy smile.
Many and many time he had said to
himself that he knew the heart of his
pretty copyist more thoroughly than she
herself knew it. He was joyously satis-
fed with his wisdom row. If Lois had
a fanciful prediction for his gay nephew
it had vanished forever, and he was sure
of her tenderest esteem, and with that
he was content.
But Mortimer Ross, the trifer, was
not quite SO happy. After that eventful
day he began to think OF Lois Hartzele
as the most adorable and desirable of all
women. Predetermined at last to 60 to
her, to humbly acknowledge his fault,
and manfulIy ask her to be his wife.
| He found her more alluring than ever,
i'll her new, bright loveliness. She was
prettily dressed in cloudy gray silk, and
wore string Of pearl about her delicate,
graceful neck, and knots OF pink blossoms
in her rich, dark hair and on her bssom.
81 have thought it all over, Lois" he
explained, egotistically ignoring her
polite frigidity, "and I know thst !
would be more happy sharing an Lun. ole
home with you than I ever could be
sharing the greatest wealth with any
other lady. I will work industriously
for you, Lois, and try and conquer my
great and many faults for your dear
sake. When will you be my wife, my
leve?'
The lovely girl, seeing how earnest
and honest he was in his passion and
pleading, pitied him sincerely.
But, nevertheless, from her beautiful
bonny eyes, the olden love light had
gone out forever.
eff you have ever really fancied that
I loved you, Mr.. Ross" she replied,
quietly, "you were mistaken. In very
few days I shall be the wife of your
Uncle Paul, for whom have a respect
and affection such as I have never felt
for any other gentleman" He stared at
her a moment incredulously, and then
abruptly turned away and left her,
quite forgetful of his usual studied
courtesy.
The discontinue and punishment Of
the gallant wooer we're complete.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-25

obtained in few weeks to last all win
ter. They also gather several species Of
berries and dry them to vary their stores,
and few deer and grouse are killed On
the noun ains, beside immense numbers
of rabbits ard hares; but the pine nuts
are their main dependence-their staff OF
life, their bread.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-25
A DISCOUNTED WOOER.
BY ETTIE ROGERS.

The car was moderately full OF very
ordinary sort Of people, There was a
aborer in his soiled garments of toll ; a
painting, perspiring laund1ess, burdened
by an offensive basket; boisterous trio
OF rebellious children; large, ford wo-
man, whose rich silks, point lace and pro-
fuse jewelry were vulgarly conspicuous
snd homogeneous whining baby in the
arms of 8 mother, whose hard, sour vis-
age, fretful voice and harsh manner, vii
flied ones idea of sweet motherhood; a
gaunt, pale musician, whose violin box
was suggestive of tiny coffin sly,
sleek mau whom one would not care to
meet alone in an unprotected locality a
sleeping sot and vagabond of the pur.
lieus.
Paul Chandon stepped inside reluc.
family, and submitted to his unusual
and unavoidable position with little
sigh of aversion.
At another time he would have scarce
ly noticed at all the unobtrusive young
woman who sat opposite but now, hav-
ing no pleasanter kind of diversion, he
began with q sort of well-bred uncon.
seriousness to study her, and wonder about
her. She was youthful and pretty, and
extremely graceful. Her figure was
small and slim, her features delicate, her
eyes dark, large and expressive, and her
charming little pink mouth was exquis-
itely moulded. ...s-
"a creature with warm heart and q
white SOUL" thought .~.the gentleman.
Her manner bespeaks refinement and
good, substantial education. But she
must be poor-veTy. poor. And yet how
pretty and pleasant she is in that plain
brown silk and dark straw hat. How
lovely she would be, dressed differently.
She would be simply perfect with that
elegant, unassuming manner, that tran
quill grace"
She seemed entirely unconscious. OF
his close snd curious regard, and only
once did she turn upon him the splendur
OF her--quiet eyes.
It CHANGED that they left the car to-
gether, and as she preceded him to the
pavement slip of white paper futtered
from her hand and fell at his feet.
He caught it as it fell, and saw that
it was an advertisement soliciting en-
ployment as copyist.
80 she is a copyist," cogitated Mr..
Paul Ckandon; "and she does her work
excellently, I'll wager. I particularly
need the services of such person, and
as the address of this young lady is here,
/ shall engage her immediately"
He had not been wrong in the favora-
lie opinions he had Termed of the pref.
ty young woman in the plain brown silk.
What she did was always done rapidly
and well. Moreover, her department
pleased him, and he was more impr, ssed
than he cared, to own by her amjability,
her sweet dignity, and the singular re-
serve that made her 90 attractive to 80
fastidious gentleman.
And handsome, wealthy and distin-
guished as he was, there came time
when he knew that he preferred Lois
jHartzelle to any other lady he had ever
met. But passionately and honestly as
he loved herhe scarcely dared hope that
he would become his wife. He had
vague fears and fancies that the afec.
tions Of the girl could not be gained by
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-25

AN exchange says, kind words are
better than COLDS Well, they may be
for some purposes, but when you want to
choke off a bill collector with heavy
under jaw, gold is the best. Such men
don't run to sentiment much,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1879-01-25

A New York WOMAN says there weul
be thousands more tramps than now, il
it were not for the noble selEsacrifice If
the fair sex in marrying and supporting
them.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
DIED.


BRIGHr-In waltham. Mass December II. j. B. Bright
OF this ctv aged 70 wears u9nths and "A days
CIARK-Enrered INTO resi- December 10 Beeeksr
wife OF the iase W. Clark Of Albany.
Funcaa services ON SUNDAY 2lrt ns at D. H. from her
late sn:-. Il West llth-st
Remains tsken 10 A ibany for burial
CoSE-snddsnly Frnay morning, r. c. Cone n. D.. In
Reaiiy-s ana friends arc lnvtei attend
Monday, 22d n.t, at II ocOck a. AZ us late
residence. l2o East I0thst. without turther notice
Intsrment al Durham " \.
FOwLER-At Utica. n. Y. December 10. 1879. the Rev
Phil mon II. Fowler In the Goth year Of nis age
HURRY-on Fr December 49, at his residence iB1 East
fsth-st.. James Hurry.
church rransfTuraton, East Ssth-st on Monday
December %. AZ s-3O A. m
OF the kianeys Ernna Josephine wife Of Frederick NJ
lev, IN the fstl of her aru
Relatives friends respectfully nyitei 70 attend the
funeral lare residence NO. IDS west 4othst On
sunday afternoon. az , O'Clock - -.
The remains win be Carmel Putnam Co. for inter-
nsent on Monday noraIns
Little, end daughter OF the late Joseph aud
Harriet Dunscomb Clare
fanersl services Trinity Church. Wednesday Dece-
Infermsn in Dunseomb family vault Trinity Church.
LAw-On "Wednesday December II. 1873 ~ b. Law, the
6Oth year Of l3s
ReIauves ana tiends the family invited
funern services Al his late residence ;! Bedfousve,
NOURsE-very suddenly. Thursday Mrs corA s.
Funeral from Dutch Reformed church 2aast and sa-avs
Harlem. A0nisv next NJ 10 a m. Dr Deems omciAIing
Friends respectfully invited
PAuL-Ar Besidere. n. J. rhursdav. Dccemher Is j.
Marshall Paul. IA. d., in tle s0th year OF hIs age.
Mondaf. December ~ Al p N
PHELPs-In BEeokiyu. weinesiaJ. December II. 1879.
beloved wife Of John M Phsip< AZ the eosh
rnneral em IL Matthew'S e Church Throouave corner
Pulnsk-st-. SUNDAY, 21st Inst- AZ y m.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE CONSPIRACY IN MAINE.
THE PEOPLE or BANGOR ARoUsED-AN INDIGSA-
TON MExTING RELD LAST NIGHT.

THE PEOPLE or BANGOR ARoUsED-AN INDIGSA-
TION NETTING RELD LAST NIGHT.
BANGOR Ne. Dec. 20.-The indignation meet
ing to-alght to express the disapproval of
the recent action of the Governor and Conn
ell IN counting out" certain Senators
and Representatives was largely attended. the hall
beug packed to It's utmost capacity long before the
time for calling the meeting TO order The most In
huential citizens of the city and vicinity were
present The audience was in full SYM
pathv with the speaker, and the most
Radical utterances of the latter were received
with thunders of applause. Mayor Brown called
the meeting TO order. F. A. Wilson presided
aud was the hrst speaker. lie counselled
prudence in action, but believed the voice
of the people should have uncertain signs
i'm the expresssn of indignation at this deprivation
% political rights Captain B0utelle, OF the Repub-
ican State CommItte, followed
AUGUSTA Me-, Dec. 2O.-In bis letter to the indig-
nation meeting. last night, Ex-Governor Morrill, said
However the AR may have been filled with the cry Of
frand by certain papers and Interested 10 pave
tbe way for grand larceny when ~ now being DE-
veloDed the Governor and Council base their action
ON no charge fraud They do not pretend o nave dis
covered fraud connections tn certificates they
have rejected cannot believe that the cOnspiratOrs
are 10 be permitted carry their wicked purpose.
Our eooa state must saved from this lnfamy now
Threatened IL by the vile schemes of It's rulers.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
reach of numerous pubic No hour is wasted that
is passed at the Aquarium.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
The fiftieth consecutive representation OF
Fritz Ireland took place the Park Theatre last
nisat
Miss Florence Copleston. Mrs. Rice-Knox
and Mr.. Resnmrrtz part In concert at Nyask on
Thursday evening
Mr.. Levy's cornet and Mr.. Biafs band con-
enhveu the concert hall OF Roster Bisl. in
Twenty y-thirdst
concert will be given tonight ut the
Academy OF Music Nile. Valera. Nine Ambre Miss
Cary. campanini and other artists VIII take part In H.
Mr.. BARLEY Campbell's drama of g The Galley
slave" received with much favor, will
continued Haverivs Theatre until fur her notice
Az Arabian Night" is steadily successful
Il ought to be. for 1t ls un OF innocent mirthat
Daly's Theatre matinee will be given Christmas
Day.
The New-York Circus. rs already an
nouRced will be reopeued on Monday evening at No.
72s Broadway Messrs srickney and Murray viii mail
age H.
Miss Nelson acted Imogen, last Monday
night Mcvickers Theatre Chicago for the first time
city private dispatch reports the great succes
OF the performance.
The Princess Toto" is attractive, at the
Standard Theatre, and continuance at that theatre
through the holidays. will afford pleasure to all who
relish merry MUSIC and playful satire.
"The Strategistsr may still be seen Mt the
Broadway Opera House. This aud droil piece is
effectively srted by Mr.. Clinton Hall and his assoeates
Ii enters on i;s fourth week Tomorrow.
The Ideal Pinafore Company. from the Bos-
ton Theatre will sing the Pinafore Monday evening.
at the Brooklyn Academy OF This troupe ineudes
Adeaid- Phillips and faeetious Barnabee. and it has
a magnificent chorus.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
WALLA1K,s THEATRE.

Its snnoaBced that only two more performances
of Estelle Will be given at Wallaeks This
niece was produced on the 9th INST. and, when
Withdrawn. viii have been acted seventeen times
Irs merifs-which have been stated IA this column
are such as ought TO have gained for
= a longer continuance in the public view.
Il certainly holds a good place the put
ie esteem, and the acting cf Mr.. Frederick Robinson
Miss Ada Dyas and Mr. Harry Beckett.-which IN
vested 1t with brilhaney,-TIll he remembered for
lts excellence. Mr. Wdiack makes the welcome
proclanation that John Gilbert IS % effect bis re-
.nssarance next "Wednesday The play viii be
aOld Heads and Young Hearts, and Air. Gilbert
viii act Jesse Krrdi. IL would be difficult to make
user choice-and the veteran should. and doubt
ess will. meet with a welcome sneh as gaddeus the
leart He has not acted since his recent dangerous
nneSs
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
HARPER Il BROS


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Mp soruERS's PERFoRNANCEs.

The engagement of Mr.. sothern at the Grand
ODsra House il to last another week and the pol
isaed. brilliant aud droll comedian will be seen
I'm several characters He has acted. within the
fortnight since be appeared at this theatre, Lord
Durdreayg FSt- AlfamOaL and Darid GGr'ck.
To name these characters Is TO revive.
In many minds. the Plsasantest rememhranees
of Mr.. sothern's versatility. humor. and firm and
sbining executive skill. The acting Of Mr.. Sothern,
while IL presents no new aspects tor commentary,
eoutinues to afford tgo-fold enjoymert-first by
fts tone Of genial mIrth and then by Its complete
meas of form snd mechanism. which satisfies the
sersye of symmetry.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
MCCULLOUGH IN BROOKLYN.

The votaries of acting. in its highest walks, will
observe With pleasure that of the best actors of
the age-a great tragedian. aud one who staunehy
sustalns the no5est traditions of his profession
has once more come within the LEGAL public view
John Mccullough VIII act at the Park Theatre,
Bsooklyn, throughout this week. The pres
eut theatrical season has presented but few op-
portunities of contact with either dramatic htera-
ture or the brilliant refreshine and eevating facts
of genius and art. Mr.. AcCulloughs reentrance,
therefore. u exceptional and very important
sx>,t n means the revival of of the greatest
v,rks in our Language, and 70 also means en-
tirely competent treatment in the Illustration OF
them. Mr. Mccullough appears under the careful
management Of William L. Sim, and he viii play a
round cf those chief parts with which his name Is
s{autr6ed
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE AQUARIUM.

The weIl-known drama of Uncle Toms Cabin" "
sccupies the stage at this popular resort. and Is
ssssd every afternoon ana evening There is no
need to describe the piece. ID is presented here in
Q snifsbly picturesque scenic sttire, and acted
earnestly aud with good effect. The Original
Georgia Cabin Singers take part in the plantation
pcsnss, and give . striking aspect OF reality
10 ths pactars Of slave life I'm the south. The pr1cs
II sdmisxion ss the Aquarium hss bean rsdnosd to
twenty-five cents. The exhibition Of wonders of
shs sss q alons worth mora than thsf-bat IL 10
PLEASANT 70 thst such fruitful springs of instruc-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
sIGNs OF CATARRH.

No OTHER SUCH LOATHsoNE. trcacherons and un-
dermning malady msnkfad. Onehith our chill
DREN DIE OF f-ea-r- generated by its INFECTIOUS POI
SON onefourh oflying and rzg out miser
able exiatsnces from the eanse. WHILE ASLEEP
THE IMPURITIEs IA the nostrls necessarily sWAL
LOWED INTO THE STOMACH and INHALED Into
THE LUNGS - POIsON every part o, the system.
DR. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CORE ahsorbs the
purnnnt yirns and KILLS THE SEEDS of in the
FuRTHEsr PART OF tie system IL will ONLY RE
LIxVE bet CERTAINLY CT RE Csrarrh NJ ANT STAGE
It IL ONLY REMEDY which, in Judgment.
YET REALLY CURED a case Il CHRONIC cArARRH.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
BfKRIEb

rrH-HY ALTON 18th inst the residence OF A.
esq starr Cottzge PhRnfxviia Penn. the
i.-v W H. RrctF of ST Peters F. Church Mr.
Edwarl T. 'narcn Oi New YORK City 10 Isabella Hyatt Of
Phtrnixyle.
CORY-WICKEs-At Englewood- n. J. on Tuesday. pecem-
Der Henry a. BOOih. D. D.. David U, Cory
IL Mary r., dau .htrr of LlDhaet Wic-es
DIXON-GA Lion THURSDAY November 20 at S0 l24 Lex.
ueton ave. Henry ". Belows II. ID, George
Adcla Gaze Youngest daughter VI the late
anitl aud Sa y ; Denton No cards.
WHITE-uILLIARD-O Thursday. December is, by the
Rev r c. u. D. Julius B. White 20 Catharino K.
daughter OF John G. HiliaTd. OF Philadelphia.
WEAVER-STEELE-On Thursday. December ls, 1879 at
Terryve Conn. the Rev. l. :. Griggs. w. Wallace
Weaver OF wartf0r Conn., and Joanna steele Of Ter
ryyllie.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
Religions Notices.

Society Efhicaf Cuirur~. Professor FELIX ADLER
orfng Hail. 1-th-st as
10 50 a m closed az al All Interested welcome
subject: Pictures of Jusf.se."
Sc Ignsfiass Chnrrh fDthst bet 5fhhd etnaveA.
the Isv DR. EWkH kector, oniciat;ne e-Holy Cemmunul
78J a. Morning PRAYER. I1taDy and Cnoru Cae0raou
l05o Chara. 73o preacher. tts Rev Dr. kohSlAN DIX.
Of Trinity Chnrch-
The Brick Charrh shave. and s7h. st.-Ths
Pastor the Rev. LLEWELYN d. BEVAS. LII n win
the of b stronts
thouehffn persona SUNDAY nOaNIS0. tho 2lss
subject HslEiG1 and the Study science" MorS
ing service AZ IL afternoon at 4
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
CHARLES sCRIBNER,- SOUS.

The Conflict of Christianity with Heafheni-m. BY Dr.
CblOTn Translated by Professor EgeTt g cnyt1
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kw siie wing

sPURTs OF DISGUSTING MUcrs from the nostrls or
upon the rONsrIs. wat.ry Eyes sNUFFLEe Buzzng In
Ears DsFNEss Cracking Sensation in the Head Inter
rnittent Palns over the Eyes. FCBTID BREATH, Nasal
rwsns soabs the No.tris az Ticking IN the Throat
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
THE NEW OPERErTA.

"The Pirates of Pcrzance.' the new comic opera
by Messrs. Sullivaa and Gilbert, Will be prodneed
ou ruescay. December 50. and the sale Of seats for
thr opening performance vil begin at the Filth AV-
enEe Theatre ON Tuesday the 23d.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21
A. c. ARMSTRONG 4 sON.

Iu,itufion. OF Life BY the ". Taylor With
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Translated w A. IL. Edgres. LllnD 81 -.
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