The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-09-07

But would my love for You be love, III
decd, if were silent when you are OF,
the road to ruinI?'
=" 1t was hard struggle. Ada pleaded
+ with all the earnestness Of q true WON
ans love, and prevailed Mt length, for |
heard him say:
" Ada, my noble wife, with Heavens
help and yours, will never 60 astray
again
"rhere were slttple$s eyes and happy
/ hearts i'll Ada's home that night.
"1ionths passed away, and Charley
awakened to y full sense Of his danger,
| succeeded in withdrawing himself wholly
from the subtle web that the tcmptrr
| WAS weaving around him. One evening
| IN pvrtluher We three gathered in tho
sitting room. | SIT III the Elmpliyht
sewing, Charley in his luxurious arm
,hair reading the da'Iios; and Ada stood
! by tho window, :hstutk gazing down
! into the street, Suddenly an eXrllluu-
! lion Of surprise and establishment burst
! irusu lt1 lips, :t!i both of us arose and
| jnl!,td her. Passing, or rather stayvtr-
, ing along the street, under the full blaze
ui the y;tSlyllt, WAS Charles Meltourlt's
tr,np!er, deeply ntoAlcated, LOOKING, tho
N'c1k Of what he might .osce ttsu
been. =
"Charle~ lvukel town ut him with
! ,.,i,. l.tr, until he had PASSED from view,
| then placed his hand on Ada's head and
; exclaimed With emotion:
\da my noble wife, | owe my
! recovery from that threatened ruin to
yuuI
And that lnan, Aunt Sophie" asked
| georgia, with interest, 'who VAS he,
alldis est!l livingo'
That llail, my dear niece, is Louis
HuNt''
"uh, Aunt Sophie" rI,o blue eyes
| had 4 look of sudden fright; them beer
fac. flushed haughtilv. 1T is tno,l"l,
know what answer Il give linn LION.
- The next n,urnin1 WIN Mr. Howe
',allv'l for his final answer he rrvriyvi 4
Very decided no.
turioSititS Of Luxury.
"Ihr holman fortunrs,' says tue GUAR,
lrll> Review, in an interesting ;,r, lt,
GA l.N\,lr> "H Guild not be thought .x-
tr,:vt,ilIlary at l.uirlvn, Paris Or New
Ytll." But the methods by which
solu, OF: those old liolu.uls made *f,l.
tni., would be thnu.ht 'tAtraur,inuty,
c!e:l by Il nlourrn Tweed ring
\ rllri'j.n I..tna4uy,lt, kuovii.. hat
popularity led to power, and poMe 10
wealth., began by Spending 4 FORTUNE
He borrowed tlN4n WllucVar wou|d.lr!,u,
tAjI*o in in debt to all whom liz could per-
v t. trust him.
+-..r owed one uIllion five hundred
:t:r,;;7..t.d dollars. before, ne filled any
l,uUiiv office. C!:tlr borrowed So muc,
;,,',rv mat his debts frightened j!ilu
II would br willing to couSpirt, If any
olaf. would accept he" lo wrote to :.
,r,1i>. One Of his lnvIelll defenders
..r.,,tc> that no did not owe more than I.
I;n,1r:.n Of rank ought to owe. j
liza Roman gained popularity so to
lie appointed proconsu! Of conquered
ki1t4do1n,s then liz. began to "realize."
lis "pp"t tlltlt,eS were good, and ho
n.:,Ic instant Use Ut them One Roman
,''n~'l made a display Of honesty by
t~tt,lrlIll& i'll tnrrlluu5 sum OF sold
;til silver with all escort. Tlltn he
caused the :c,rt I" be murdered, :;l,d
!tlr money found its way into his strong
box.
Fin. rich Roman kAcN that to save
was to invite, prosrriptiuli He the ref1re
lW1 on his ,apital:@ ":\h, woe is Inc"
excl, illi,d il ritlae II, ;ea he SAM. his nA111e
posted A!nu''4 tilr List OF the prescribed.
1T ! H., .Ali)t!, villa ,I,at is ;i,y Lrlth.'
rl"!ut>t, the lIIstrllrt' tenure Oh prnp-
r,tE, :.!i,! tie evluUuSllesS OF invest
l'.,.!. '.~!..j til habit Of luxurious, pro-
,li":s',f,. " Easy COMFY, easy &C., W.ts us
RTE in ;yman d.; VS. az it is il iuodern
il1tN:
I.,!>,il;"us |anuaets. were given at
whi,.i. were served up rurt birds
t'.ul:.!lt fIvll distant countries, and fish
y .r~r extraordinary size made them
cot $50 hundred dollars each. One III
I.uru!ns' private s!pperS cost seven
thousand dollars, ana once, when Ills
ru.,il il:s;} taken less pains Oh account 1T
tt. ;,,st nee Of GUEST, he said, "t!id yuu
know that Luvunns shipped this evening
"ith l.uculluS::'
>"u,c years ago Il banquet WAS given
al llolnuniru's, \e~ York, to Sir Nor.
t,r! Patio, 1T NIl;ri, We're laid one: l!un!
t>,l mates al .t>>u hurried auH ttt> ,!>,:
>lti< Il plate. sIle ram+ caterer presided
oy-ra famous de;lsi kuaWh rs the grand
swain thinner, because III the rtn'it II
the table VAS Il luit,;t'urr LAKE in Hl,jct,
swans were. *N nl,;!!y.
The lttt t'tt,rl ,I,,i,,.s dc !,uthsrhilu
had ;us t:!talIi: ,,l!.ent 1T Paris, III " hictl
"S'S " i,tirNt VI iItt illlEllH lol o''tpS,
sau''s, yrastIn", frying VEGETABLES,
sweets, etc. >Eir:,t; 1.-TWO l!cr~nnS were
tlnp|U, I'll in the Eitrht NJ aud the Niut:~
cellars
The baron ru,.' '':'ve 4 feast 1T his
rnIlntrv.*-t IT, ''nis N:s}r,Ir,n The
Quantity =" game provided! lur
til" .e'lt>t*' :'i"r'iiI;.: W. t1,urnlu,s. \
story e:'ss'''~ ill.,. }';,r!'t dl*;'ui,sth a.
PartrIdSe, fell !c!trr IT,: ilnI'rri;tl cry
ing, Viv'. 7 !'.ufIa ntul:"
Prince: \i,,"';.S' fst..riHtzv, who died
owing nine million u>lElra, was even
more OF Il grand ,-''i.ntur in his enter
t.inment:s than the baron. The .luptr-
orvf Austria, being Il. y1,.~t ut his ,rj,
subjects chateau, Il tnnt on lna=nit
cent s'ah. Was Organized in his honor.
E>ttrfllzy grand hnut>nan stood lIst
behind the emperor and SPECIFIED the
game as it fell before the royal .y'm.
>s;llare, Your Mur.~tv." PhcaS:tnt,
your nlajesty.: And Without the change
of muscle or /. tone, "Lora lliHl,
i!au,bcrI.in, Your Majtsty.'
| ais XIV. Of France held that the
more money Vas Sptnt ~ any wav the
letter: ;ls it "aye# en- plnXInent and pro-
mnte'I trade BIT y tn.llclL. writer, who
';,w*tIearer tran the more spelliny
l;li'1, defines Injury to be that :,EIrh
destroys III" product Of many days o! IT.
Dor, without bringing any r"a~unub!t:
satisfaction. f.1I :s&..'.
THAT queen Of the ball, he writes,
"is destroying in The NhrIs OF the waltz
atonnce Of lace worth, 1000; theteyyot~5
THO: equivaleu ut vi tii:y thousand hours
Of toll and Destructive cyesiyhl; and
what advantage has i',ru drawn from
it,"
jonathan Edwards Frank ness.