New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13

much as Mrs. David Murray but ] had nearly
emDtied NV purse giving to another charity, ana
I have! The charity that begins ut home!
declare II would be such n comfort not to have TO
look at five dollar bill twenty times before yon
spend it. Aren't you going TO eat anything at all
Your head aches Seems TO me you nave great
thing Oh there's that bill at the druggists for
perfnmerv and all that. must say never go INTO
druggists shop without cUyelng tEetyung IN
smelling bottle And then 1t always gives suCh an
air of refinement to a bouse TO perceive delicate
pcrf,rne in the drawng-room. that IKE to Keep
hidden flask of some fine scent open iii the room,
don't you ~ 49,
aft it's paid for! The idea! As II a flask OF
nerfume couldn't be paid for That IS always the
way! If havo any one little notion that's nicer
than another you always throw a wet RlanKeI on
done | should like 10 know, that | can't order
home a bottle of extract of wild roses or a box OF
cream-of-ly soapY ! always had It IN my dear
yyhIle he lived. / don't know why a girl with
loving father is ever such fool as to marry and
give herself tyrant who grnmbles II she buysa
as stop. Httta. stop" cried Mr.. Shanstonc al am
i'm lar too serious trouble for this sort OF converse
@This sort of conversation, indeedp exclaimed
tho irrcprcssible one. 4lhat is pretty way to
talk to your wife DO yOu suppose 1t IS IN That way
that Mr. David Murray talks to bis wlief II had
married Mr. David Murray don't believe should
he suffering repOof for buying smeling-bOttle
to-day :, AZ e,-..
again Why will YOU talk SOL Don't want you
to have everything that is pOsSibleY DO desire
anything in the world but your happiness But
Bnt MIR. Shansone could say no more. He kissed
hia wife and w,nt down t. tho bank without ms
breakfast, but With the odor OF yi@iets haunting
him all the morning as if the whole force OF the
gale that blew about him had stripped garden on
its nOTthward WY.
Mir Shanstonecame home that night whittier than
Nirs eft was Morse,
and was GOin. to ieStll supper and the opera
atterward Wen she came homo, he suffered ner
to 20 MP without him; he was LOST even 10 her IN
the Wilderness figures spread before HIM the
hbrarv-table. 1t was nearly morning Wheh ne
looked in at Ter in her room that was Ike ne IN
side of Il rose and hung above her where sho lay
lost in her tTeam like bee In Hover. NhaI
misery an aiming filled bis heart that moment, inc
reader OF all ccrets only knew. He turned away
from her in ?stin despair and lay down seepcsS.
but III a stupr of fatigue till the morning sounds
began to ill he square ana fumes OF Couee 10 s'ral
up through TIC house Ike bIeaths from AIaby the
But the dN we'll broken, Mr.. Shanstone refreshed
himself wit "A bath. and went down 10 meet ms
wife who anne in to breIStdst RADIANT nom hrr
repo,e, ant hunmIns an air OF the opera 70 tn'
pIrrot on Ter wrist. "Oh. my dear" she sald to
him. :" | wish | could give Won any idea OF the
Cu,ic last light! | wish you were IS ioud Ga IL a.
/, We Inst have a hoX for the next season III
isn't so ver very expensive, YOU know. ana IL -
50 nice n,supcriOr and satisfying to your i'eHh-s
and So csy o. 20 and come a. you WILL anu -,
perfectly olchtful every way. There, I0Io. there.
and lr SWING tie raII,t Oh her finger to h perch.
Yon havu't slid word about the parrot size
exclaimed. lle j. the most wonderful tdlHcr ~
AmCrlca. tPY say. They asked a hundre" d"iidiS
ion him. Lu felt as if must have him. and toid
them to sed HIM ~, Tor heard Al'o. Mu'I ,I} Vas
looking ou for ouc. AMI size ca nave l',r. mo
p'cud.I u.l held his head on tins side and ON tart.
and -udlt'y lCr-t out ~ p cltttor of me, most
hilarious auchtcr. ooh. IT'S 100 goo. It's toy
.,notl H. fla. best thing outH hc uu1blcd and
suddenly ur stopped, /" sting his head again "G
t.Ii, sd. ld OIL t,tt " Dh what an IDIOT vnu t.c.'
H. rtr ftT laf I
,.rYd of r. Mr. Shlr-t,r" turned suli My
pf,llp, ucu for on" moment the ciaWor Ic.. from
d. eyes, s'o hr -4" .Ae in'".''' ..'.'G,5 'o.''o
She nay have tu.s.' ur said And all the rest.
unless "a tim cone. that dare NOT loob for. 1m
rlIurI.' e said holr,,iv. b. W shall ht fortunate
ror ONLY ( We con keep anything, bat if We can
= kr.,',I,t1u.l Escape Disgrace"
aNiv c.dcayor t. grow rch.' cIOlrcd Nr. shan
stone. MS involved me- with tie bank. clnrot
hone rN.u 10 remain tn" cashier. My books are Iu
tine hHd- of tie president, SolS my Late. II ni7
cd friendship rise, over recent years. with h's
Wca. thtue president may
Nj, l,.i. stood staring - him, tie color fading
wan q.J vagucf iu Der checks. hnI gt length ~
ai' role f.. uro1 LDr q" Oh. sH' cr'.o' DID, WHY
G.dr't iFuargl tue PIr>rcrt'
Mr.. Sandstone Io0~ru % her long moment but
iort1.s Doe ntu hal".tyd las honor ana As A''ri'
and his Ile. h' uttered NO Co.c of Do. ,'hIl, Will
oIt SSH, her that day for th' inst time in Their
married Tie. DE went gently out OF ih" room and
ont 81 Oh, nous. and closed the door behind him.
lust thi-..uc OF tie bank he outcrt, IL cAemf-t.s
shop ana came ont with little pin a, lu Lle waist
coat pocErt. Nothing -gniucl 10 hun an. more.
lie went into his own room ~ the hank, ana lay
down tor a moment or two ul ION the sofa There.
In the Tto.. Of tr president ana rr'iOi-. iu an-
white Nr David Murray WIS speaking. "! think
that i- th, best conclusion, Ac sud gently. We
know the nan. tho temptation, ihe circumstances.
We can lioTI - trI-t AIm iortlNeu,-l myself
hr,om.ugh.- bond and surety. hc man that has
Mrs tIctu shau,tone for wife has need to rob a
Uauk.
There was "a s.l,ltc of few moments. This
f.LInrs- wa, the effect of the r...et that came df
IT,. end + a lour and rather bitter debate which
lad uuaiy concluded los t.c directors, one 10y one,
agreeing tult, Toe many reasons, % was bet Tor ihr
bauk to Keep tho matter Gu,,t and .F Mr DtFid
Murray, prom sing 10 make good the deucit ana
answer io- the future.
Then g.. president arose an went into the outer
room % call the cashier 10 announce - Inn their
decision their knowledge, their furlI, "ur7s,
possibly little clatc at the Thought OF hs M
u.mtv. # his own escape from marrying Mrs.
Iirtta. OF tl" relief hs Was about 10 bunG "a maA
waiting 90 tlc suspense Of tie doomed.
But Sir. Sandstone lying quietly On the sofa
doomed III, eyes were closed peacefully; q ,niic
scene! 70 hover about his Ius; ia his drad Ccuchci
hand there was little phal It may be "l pru-,lc
acid, IL mas ha nl something else, whose uior sin
crcpt Ihou. the room and suIuscd It With deep
aul salts: yug sense of the odor OF fresh NIorts.
HARRIET lEiaCOII SFoFfOED.
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