The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

be seen in the chamber preparing her let
ter on the parliamentary debate for th
nights post. Much Of her beauty had f;
ded, or it was only to be traced by thos
who know how to look at a woman AS al
lists know how to look at the fragment
Of a statute. Her form had lost all it
grace, and only the bright eye and outlin
of nose and brow were there to tell hoy
beautiful she had once been. Nothing
could exceed her steadiness in what mos
men Ito say nothing of most women
would think thoroughly fatiguing labor
and nothing could exceed her success
The ardor of her nature served her in goo,
stead in her reformation, as it had served
! her in bad stead in her follies. She founC
/ ont everything that was going forward
and knew more Of the business Of tht
/ chamber than the deputies themselves
She questioned every one, and never want.
! ed halfa dozen trusty messengers III high
or low places to fetch and carry items al
! her bidding. In the course of her work
and really as ii sort OF an incident OF the
daily letter, she met with NJ. ROuyjer. the
Nnrscilies deputy, who is i'll every respect
y cootra~r to the magician. N. Rouvier
began by successfully managing one Of
ihr largest uSine8s houses in MarseilIes,
aud be has rIgted thus far III making him
self thn irhn6V-,e.t,e authority in the
chamber or questions Of political ccono-
my. liz Is IL quiet AMI selt-conalned AS
the ljtlIe magician wHs expansive, an1 be
washes himself every day. This man Of
feItJ Hts l:t!.d Ia Claude Fignon and was
;4~re;,rcs', :s3.t under his r0ot she has lived
G"r y".u~ #r exemplary life. She h"s re-
lH1+H - ..sr sculpture rs al amusement,
#u3 b@s-.~' ~..' @"rs rq,t1e chamber every
~ =. il IT, Gsnr 10 %pcnI an hour or two
Njti j. = uy"t ~ tuo.s. and 10 pFeserV"
l.. Ht.y>"> j;a. >se@~t of that mastery
.aa-j dash completely separates her
,-s II. ,,,i vi sit' "nliie4T. size has
t-.g .2str, ald nusf tie truth BE-
t,..U 4; a9uoi il: Sac Is uo6 averse TO gooi.
c:".lZ, t9.f l0go ti.js S. into al other things
-Ae -T:es The saving prlnclple oI heG
good --a- Once week at least, the din-
Dcr : prepared Ivy her own hand, ana
%den See is not ut The chamber or III her
at"!jer, you may be sure to find her in her
!lltc0en.
AN IrAIiAN EVANGELINE. .-.
gang Of Italian laborers have for
months past been employed on the West
Shore raf1roaa, d few mites below Amstes-.
dam; New. 4sork:&I,hey .arezV6ry quiet, in.-
(ustrious. and wen-behaven, and seem to
BE- above the average of Italian laborers.
a monp them was one whose form was
slender. .a11j,syn1uletrical complexion fair
with 8 slight olive tint, eyes dark aud lus-
friousz and hair long, dark-hued< and |
vavv, A reporter, for local paper who
visited the SPOT a couple of days ago CLEAN
ad from persons we'll acquainted with the
facts the following romantic story:
The fair nersonaoe was a woman. Her
name was ANGELA Lourino. Her lover,
Franxo Patrico came to America, like !
manv Of his countrymen, to better his for
-unn TIE fair ANGELA Dined in hisfab-
,pnco. and finally determined to Join him
" thn f,r-ofT America. TO carry out her
,7an She discussed herself in mems attire,
and hayin0 no money with which to pay
,o, ,occona she slowed herself awav uDOn
.., 1>o,,,,r eor 4h, TT,i+o6
,tates After the steamer sailed she was
discovered and willingly did q sailors du-
=, +o ,,vort- hnr nassa oe racross the broad
A +1.,,4io A 1enotl, she arrived in New
York citv o,;lv to learn. after patient in
yostio,t1oD that her lover had Joined the
,rr,r, oof rfyliyn 1ahorers nnon the West
Shore railroad ~,~-
votb;no dannteds she, too. became
.,;1,caa ,~,r,,a. and lahored for her daily
,roaa 81 ,-,rions noints along the West
s,,an> ,,;,.o.d ovar Loo,,ino tIa ohipc+ Of
,orrco- -+o f;,a her 1ono-lost lover-iu
;a ,,nr;,r 1o, ,xoni7orinos she came
,o1t;.,a T;,, -z(,nco sho :, c,uobt sioht
+ho ,,ool- of . oan.1-ho,+
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