, 1881-05-29

crushed, anu married tne beauty or the lady
| considerably. The only remedy for its in
| jury was to have the root Of the broken tooth
| extracted ulld Il false tooth made to fill the
horrid breach In her distress she went to
| Denver, where size had many friends, and
sought the advice of prominent dentist re-
ferred to. Between her r:sobs she stated that
somebody, that dentistry had advanced to
| sucIl IL science that IT was possible tu trans
| plant Il tootll from the mouth of another
| person which would take root and bloom rs
| it had in its original gum. Gould ile secure
! for her IL match for the broken tooth? If he
| distress appeals tn the gallant dentist never
| in VAN, su he Informed the grief-strick4n
maiden that stM:.t operations had been Sic
cessful!y performed, but in the present case
| the difficulty would be to discover Il tooth OF
such purity, dclicacy, and beauty as to he
worthy to niunch caran,es anu bulls-hops in
comuany with those which now Inourncd
the ltss Of their crushed companion. How
month or two passed., during which the
doctor was ltnrenittlns iii his search for Il
tooth of tile proper dimensions, complexion,
| and brilliancy. Big teeth. yellow teeth, s1lag
teeth, and teeth Ut every description and con-
dition CAME in his way, hut never touth
At last the tootl1was found. 4 young Span
lard, whose wel1-brnslled and somewhat faded
habilllnents Indicated il struggle with fate,
entered the office to receive s,lle slight den
tal attention. lliyranncrs were those Of II gen
ticmau, and his Conversation denoted refine
mcnt. Wnen he opened his mouth the Doctor
the tooth he had bee looking for, flashing In its
dazzling whitcness, tho perfection Of form and
thy acme of purity It was indeed gem. The
tho young man spoke Of bis poverty, the Doctor
offered lin S10j for tic. Tooth. Tho lnullcy
tempted the inreeunious fo;resgner, VINO tnne-
basis. An appointment wns 1nale fur the
next day, AMI Il note dispatched to the lady
Informing her that lit last the tooth WIS found.
At the given hour the gentleman entered the
trout office and the lady. closely vciied, shortly
after entered tho rear office, for 1t was part
see the llltly. The tooth WAS extracted, the
money WIS paid. and the strnnger dcpHrted.
Then the tooth wis ctenned and submitted to Il
delicate treatment to preserve its vitality while
the Doctor WAS preparing the mouth uf the lady
for its reception. It WAS soon inserted, and in
tho course or three or four hours had imnov.l-
bly, taken root in ITS new h0ulc. In ii few days
the operation was pronounced u complete sue
cess. and Miss II became the happiest Of girls.
she was continually spccnfnttng us to whom the
tooth belonged: and the 9rt,tlclan in turn w,ls
Cudgelng his brlin fur SOME means to nsccrtain
tho whereabouts of his tooth which had turned
the tide Of his atfuirs so luckily For with tho
money it had brought him he made fortunate
M o M rapd ay eo cap
tal until he had IL snug little bank
account and patronized u tailor. chaucc
evening where Miss - happened to be present,
und he begun recolntng his adventure. When
he smiled and pointed to the vacant plncc In bis
Miss -gnvc a little shrek, aud her secret WIS
discovered It's rumored shat cut of this den
tal operation veritable love match will Shortly
result; and III fashionable Denver and Cheyenne
circles this romance OF Il tooth will soon be the
ail-absorbing topic
TIE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE.
Brooklyn Eao1e.
"Coull I sec the editor ?" she asked, look
i11g around for him and wondering what was
going oil under the table.
"Eh yes, I'm him. responded the editor,
evolving himself and Slipping Il cork into his
vest-pockct "What can I do for you ~
s'I'm student at Packer InstItute," re-
sponded the bluslling dansel, "and l have
written u little article on Our School Days
which l would like to have published in the
Brooklyn Eagle, ii you tIink it good
enough"
Certainly" replied the editor, gazing in
unconscious admiration upon the beautiful
face before him. ''Does it commence: Our
schooldays! how the words linger in sweet
cadences OH the strings of neuory!' Is that
the way it runs ?''
*Why, yes," responded the beamtng girl.
Then it goes on: How VIZ look forward
from time to time when we shall look buck
to themr How did you know ~
Never mind" said the editor, with the
engaging smile which has entleared him to
the citizens Of Brooklyn. AFTER that comes:
that make youth happy, they have flown into
the immutab!e past, and come to us in after
life only as echoes in the caves OF sweet rec
oiiection:' Isn't that it "a
1t certainly. is, answered the astonlshed
girl, radiant with delight. ''How could you
know what [ had written ?'
''Then it changes from the ptanlssimo and
becomes more tender: The shadows gather
around our path. The roses OF friendship are
witheriug; but muy VIC not hupc that they will
bound Us here and Made ~
" Is it: 'uope OH, hope ever 2" asked the ed
"That comes in further on. You had it near
Is right It Is; Tho dun shadows close around
not withered, md viii bloom again in the airec-
tionate remembrance of the chains that bound
"Str,lnre that should have made that mis-
take," said the editor musiuxiy. i never
missed Oh Que before. FROM there it goes:
schooltnntes. let US live 50 that all our days
and may we PLUCK happiness from every bush.
forgetting never that the thorns arc below tue
roses and pityng tn1se ~ wne:e hnlds are bruised
"Thnts it," exclaimed the delighted girl.
IA nd then comes: Hope on, hope ever.
"Sures you're born!" cried tho editor. blush
Ing with pleasure, and 0ncs. more un tho right
track. ''Then it rlus: And Us for you. teach
ers tlcnrf"
.sYes. yes. you are right" gigglcd the girl. ~
can't sec how you found me out Would you
like to print it?' aud her face assumed an
anxious shade.
.CertAinly," responded the editor. VII say
its by the must promising young lady OF Brook
lyfi. the daughter OF an esteemed citizen, ana q
Indy who has already taken biSh socint rank.
s'ThaL finishes the school coullencemcnts at
one swoop,'' sighed the editor gtoo1nily. as the
fair vision flonted out. Cant see how made
that blunder about tho shadows, and roses and
friendship. Either I'm getting old. or some OF
these girls have struck cut something original
Here, Swipes, tell the foreman to put this sush
in the next tax-sule supplement-, and the editor
felt III his ha.r for the cork, and wondered Whit
had happened to his memory.
A SIMPLE COSTUME.
Nf,r IUrk EreHing Post.
4 number Of gentlemen at a party the other
evening were wondering why all young la- |
dies did not dress in the plain, simple style
OF young belle present, whose toilet they
admired. The dress was certainly
vary heantifnl as was the young lady