The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12
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Mits. LANGTRN's FATHER.
: visit 10 tho Venerable DEAN ~ ais
quiet Home Ia Jersey.

From thc Philadelphia ltcHs.
81. llrllrrs isl clean little CITY. we
paved aud shaded. IT. inhnbitnnt
ARE very proud of it, and, albeit the
have never crossed to the contiucu
in their lives, they tell you natly tina
their shops are, much handsome tia
any in Paris. You really want to b,
licvc them. they lie so carncsll,
brng about until he dislocutcs hi
Jaw. and am sure hc will not so,
coed in oycr-praisug the beauty o.
the women. have met every her
on this lovely island n dozen dul"u 20
girl. far hund.omcr than the Lily 90
which it boasts. This Is doubles.
the reason why the members of th
Royal Yacht club iind il So plcn,nu
aud convenient to lingcr here io
months AT time II is their huuu
tcOus patronage, indeed, which hu
made 81. llCllcrs so / hriving n place.
for whether il be the cuuahlc climlil
or the pretty girls, or both, certain 3
Is THAT my Lord Duke, turryiug her,
from August TO December, contrivc
ni once to enrich the citizens IN,
have n "dcm Jolly time" himself
Thus did that great and good man
the bcuctactor of London society. tn.
stage, and chiefly the Prince of Walc
his grace. the Duke of Bedford
who discovered
rHE JERSEY LILY.
The rcctory stands In the heart o
the town, II rustic suburb. Tn.
clean granite stones and white shut
tcrs show dimly through the thick
| naptuuchtWby tHC gHlvcI pain n,
front door opened aud out came tn,
dean, very handsome aud distinguc
indeed, rs madame At the hotel hn,
said. II you will add two or thrct
inches to Dan Doughcrty's height
thirty or forty pounds To his weight
remodel his Jaw and lower his liz.
upon the English plan, and trim hi,
Whiskcrs, YOU VIII have the dean,
double
IaIking cor'monplaccs fora time
! iiuaily broke the ice with.
GLOW do YOU regard your dnugh.
tcr's engagement upon the stagcy"
"Oh, don't know said he, smil-
ing IT really haven't thought much
about it. She is the best iudgc
now of her own conduct. She is old
enough, don't YOU thinky'
GLOW old is shc!'
"i'm afraid Lily wouldn't wish me
Ia toll. Not that she's much older
han she looks, but age, you know, j.
! wuunn's secret. The finest chr
ian lady ever knew
WOULD LIE ABOUT MR. AGE
% me once vowed that she was ONLY
10 years old, with tears in her eyes.
whereas the parish register showed
icr to bc 80
Have YOU ever heard of Mr.. Gcb-
Hrds'
The dean looked wicked tor mn In
tant, aud then said, cold,y: 81 think
lr t'ehhHrd isu fool. am sure
lily has been misunderstood in this |
natter You Americans doubtless |
c'icvr her to be very shrcwd aud |
moving in the way of The world. but
he is not have often cautioned |
rr against permitting inclination TO
pose implicit confidence in people
lead her into relations which
QUA be miScoustrucd to her social
lrl. She takes after me in this re.
'cc', aud ! can only pity, not chldc
r..
"llaNr YOU heard her play yet"
"Ouly rs an amateur But am
ire she has talent aud win succeed.
on see the great difficulty is that her
d, unfortunate mmr rs a beauty
the critic, against her.
al 1t must bc some time before the
al merit which she posscsscs eau
ndicaio this prejudice from their
ludS.
'Do Nou keep up any communica-
N with Mr.. Langtry r
None whatever; but / have moth
= harsh To say OF him nj nll. In
ed, my own family ailhirs take up
my Time and attention, and cnn
We but brief consideration to LiIy's
.cy were, no doubt, cNtrayagant
lilc in London, foolishly 50. be-
We, mud arc now engaged in the
tNsk of rcapiug the whir-
nd, II is often u very profitable
not pleasant employment you |
oW.'