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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

GIVE Ely's Cream Balm a trial.
This justly celebrated remedy for the
cure of catarrh, hay fever, cold in u Q
head. ETC., can be obtained of any rep
utable druggist, any may be relied upon
as safe and pleasant remedy for the
above complaints and will give immed-
late relief. 1t is not liquid. snuff or
powder. has no offensive odor and can
be nsed at any Time with good results,
as thousands can testify, among them
some of the attaches of this Office. -
Spirit of the Times. May 30, 1886.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

N c\So~sc Blood Elixir is the only
Blood Remedy guaran-
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lions or Syphilitic Poisoning Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
For Sale by Barber, McNair & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

The light from an electric lamp .wer
in Davenport, Iowa, fails full upon a
Hover garden about one hundred feet
away, and during the last summer the
owner has observed that lilies which
have usuaily bloomed Only in the day
have opened in the night, and that
morning glories have Enclosed their
blossoms rs soon as the electric light
fell on them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be
Cured by Administering DIR Haines'
Goldep SnpeIflc

1t can be given in n cup of coffee or
tea without the knowledge of the per-
son taking it, effecting speedy and
permanent cure, whether the patient is
moderate drinker on an alcoholic
wreck. Thousands of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have
taken the Golden Specific in their cof-
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day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effects re-
suits from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full
particulars. Address 10 confidence
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, 1876 Race Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

II is reported that the proposition to
increase the duty on imports Of bread
stufs by France IS not by any means
certain TO become law. The Chamber
of Deputies will not be able to reach its
consideration before The close of the
year, and The opposition t. the measure
is SO strong that they may not dunn it
cXpedient To pass meaSuIe which
would mean much dearer bread to
eyerN resident Of that country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

NEW CLOAKS AND WRAPS for the
fall and winter in all styles, and patterns
at the very lowest prices at John
Schrelner's. soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

THE finest assortment of Dress Goods
and Trimmings in the city can be found
at John Schreiner's soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

CHOICE LINE of Ladies' Cloaks in
every style at the lowest prices Mt c. HI.
Baxter q Co.'S. 3Otf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

DON'T fail TO try that Maple Syrup
and Sugar at Joe Nathans. Aft
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NEW CROP of Tycoon Tea at C. H.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04
\ tcsldenL Of That country.

Tbe present Bulgarian government
apparently stands hut little in awe Of
Russian frowns, and is taking an indie
pendent course that can har,lIY be pleas
ing to the Car AMI his representatives.
The order prohibiting the teaching of
the Russian language in the public
schools aud the sub titution Of German
instead ought to SO tickle Prince Bis
mark who regards lis native tongue
as the finest and best ever invrHted-as
to make him cspouse the Bulgarian
cause with enthusiasm. Meanwhile
Gen. Kaubars is getting ugly aud
threatens 10 rupture oiliciai relations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04
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and for sale by frst-cl dry-goods storesevery-
where PRICE S150.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-11-04

President Cleveland should 6x lis
civil service eye on Chairman HrnSel,
of the PenuSy lvania State Democratic
committee, or that gentleman will get
some Federal uilicehoder into trouble.
The Pennsy lvania Democrats are appar-
emily in need of funds, and olliceholders
are asked to contribute 10 and work for
the cause, being assured that the Presi-
dent will do likewise. Where he leads
no olliceholder need fear TO follow. -
says Chairman Henstl 1t is interest
ing to get the view of the Democratic
leaders of Pennsylvania ON the presi-
dents civil service honesty.
Attorney General Gtrland has rem
drred IN opinion on the vexed question
between the treasury and the national
banks regarding the necessity of replac-
ing called bonds held rs security for
circulation. He holds that it is the
plain intent of the National bank act of
1868 that it was the intention of Con
gress that deposits Of bonds by banks
should be kept Understanding during
the whole period of the deposits Hence
that when bonds owned by Il bank are
called for redemption, such bank
must substitute iutere>tbearing bonds
for the deposit, or else the proceeds Of
the latter must be applied to retiring
the circulation secured by it.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17

and blast my hopes" he cried. "0h, God !
II could only move you to compassion"
She stopped and faced him.
"If you are really so much In earnest"
she said, clover yourself to my level. Put
of your gentleman's dress for the peasants 8
blouse. Toll In the vineyard as l do, and
when the vintage is done, II you are still
faithful, will be your wife. That will
make me safe, and no one can ever then taunt
the wife with doing that which the husband
has not also done"
~ will do IT," he said, kneeling at her
feet and kissing her hand as II che were some
great lady.
lie kept his word. All through the vim
tage he worked as II he had never known
any other sphere in life. Lucette never
gave him one smile or kiss through all bis
long period OF probation, and the brave
Casaban never once murmured against her
coldness, or the tasks which she had i'm
posed.
One day they came to her with dreadful
news. A vicious horse had bitten Casaban
In the throat and he was dying. With 9
face stamped with pain and anguish she
sought him. His eyes frightened as she
flung herself on her knees beside him and
took his head upon her bosom.
"You love me 7" he whispered.
"Yesl" she cried; "and yet have sacri
feed your life |"
81 die happy" he said, with smile.
The peasants, awed and hushed, stood
around them with bare heads. They saw
the color Of death come into Casaban's face
but still his head rested upon Lucette'i
bosom. After a little while her father benz
over her, but he rscoiled with q cry Of hor
ror. The other peasants then pressed for
ward and shuddered, for they saw dead
woman with her dead lover olssped in hei
arms.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
Critics and Criticism.

INyu CIiuhio ~ lts mUEOIsl
The man who continues TO he student soon grows
TO avoid without ulutterable weariness the founded
highways 0f dramatic criticism. Journalism Of to-
sos round ike te asys IL e
and your student gets tired q writing that same
article every EN- On Maggie Mtsnes gancaon
dent CRITIC gets keener delight from the discovery
row Of art than in firing regular sayos OF rhetoric at
the same old marshals who parade at the head Of
the procession
MD you ever note the difference in feeling he
tween buying bongneI and culng one? Fancy, II
yon oan, what pleasure there is ~ purchasing q
sSs = @ in a s 81 on s ~ .S9s @ amons s 10y %on M n
rough stones
SO in the theatre. A ray of talent, q stroke of
nature, CLINT OF the real dlamond-and away you
go, proud TO think that You dscoveredit.
But OF course even your trained and tried nvest-
GraclOus! When think OF mine, am humble
enough. II has taken years to teach me that even
ne c,S must not set himself up in an
done make up your mind that the fellow is callow
why, recall now with amazement that called
Agnes Ethel when she made her debut, "phthislcy'
and limp, and classed her among the "gelstinous
But But sns clnng on There was Somsang
% take haos s, seiot Gadsr ssea % sHa there ere
were were, siaews, ~ @ They grasped success, and made
II you were to take oil the accounts written Of
clara MOTIFS tue morning after 6he made her debut
In New York, and read them over at this late day,
you would be surprised at the utter absence Of any
intlmatIon In them Of the secret power this woman
possessed, and which has since made her career
one OF the mOst amazing examples OF instructive
dramatic efficacy that the annals Of the stage record
There 10 not hint In one OF those masterfpl SUN.
marles OF the psychic woman etandlng be9fnd the
s %s q oTs .ss
wal 10 dlsregard art and compel tears with q rare
How ephemeral and Wide of tho mark all those
| notices and reviews are now by the side Of the
womans trlumphs over human hearts!
suppose that amOngthese pragmatlcal articles you
found one that showed q prophetic insight I9ta The
knew Ter tempersraeht; do fD9 g6t E1bH that such
HofId T Ite% % anSi.Issea snsn. s .sA'
rs paid for 1t.
Your poor actor no less than your poor critic hal
mortal terror Of gush. But, after all, II Is one o.
the rarest symptoms of divine enthusiasm tha
cannot be replaced by anything else on this earth
Aa between the gNah oyer an unrecognized pRye
and the NearIs0me, INTENTIONAL nlgIlludps oyer
csas, sopa poor NfleS"aesig thrilled aio uttsrance
n lae Slher,a proper judgment went round like I
And, after all, the only criticisms that are wortl
reading are those that apprehend some secrets with
woman's instinct man may read all the dramatic
literature In the world, study the canOns OF art Anl
cram himself with technical knowledge, and who'll!
6a 70 70 zee see sSms Of IN E9As that afe AaShed at
man digging grave with spiriI-leyel and a hool
The most that aan he said of them Is tina, they ar
exact huriala.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
Zeal estate Sg.nts.
TAMRS H. MARI,

1AMR5 H. MARI,
u REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
9s6 street N. W., Washington, ID. O.
MONEY LOANED.-Loans OF any amount MADE
on approved Real Estate security, and no delay Will
occur on my part when loan Ia accepted.
MONEY INvESTED.-An experience OF elgnt
years In tho Real Estate business has given me 8ucn
knowledge of the values of property that persons
deslring to loan money will ind 1t to their advantage
to call on me. When loans are made by me u WI
be my duty to see that taxes and insurance are pa
and II desired will collect theinterest "a II natures
without cost TO the party lOaning.
PROPERTY SOLD.-PersOnH placing properly IN
my hands for sale may feel assured that their inter
eat will be protected to the hest OF my ability Each
piece of property placed with me Will be advertise9
Without cost to the owner, provided the price asked
II not excessive
PROPERTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS desir-
ing to sell quickly, and WILL for that purpose, 0nef
thelr property at bargain, may md purchaser ny
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.-The exchanging Of
property will form an important branch OF my busi-
ness, and will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED.-
NY facilities for renting houses and collecting rcnts
are unsurpassed. Houses In my charge VIII be lid
orally advertised at my expense and prompt remit
tanco will be made OF all rents collected
FIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the hoya'
Fire Insurance Company, whose assets arc $50 OOO,-
600, can confidently offer insurers absolute ndem-
nifty In case of nre. This Company does not exact
sixty days In which to pay loss, but pays promptly
upon adjustment, and that without discount
JAMES II. MARI,
ocl1-1ys (Late Of Duvall Marry
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
lie Mixed II.
~ :" "a.


The other day Hibcrnian son OF Toll was STROLL
Ing Ia his working clothes up Twenty-fourth street,
and, caught by the glitter OF the Hoffman House
museum, OF whose attractions he had heard, at
tempted 10 enter, hut was stopped by the hopnner on
guard a! the door, who saa u vas " pAoe ior "gen-
hutnaid, "Allright me hearty, IN get In any way,
ad then went OF. Ina couple OF hours he returned,
ahaven and sh0rn, and decked out In his SUNDAY
clothes and sailed by the gentleman at the door with
smile Of triumph lie looked a. al the cnrios saw
and did the place generally. lie then SaNnIeFed up
to The bar and Sslsd i9r SockIS 1SS btsoink
A sda .':ss .Soa SrHs.ps NJ 81
Keeper passed oyer 70 the caahey and went on with
hla pollshnR operations, seemingly oblivops of hls
a0aethlpg. ''
;, 4! A1sr pause mo aald dispansss said, "Anrhip
''MMe ohangei" answered Paddy.
"No changej we charge twenty-five cents fol
"Ah, thin, doye," sald the Hlbernian, San who
told ye, me bucko, that was Mickf"
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
Did.r Get "De.a.d."
[BOston Rec0rd.l ]

There is little boy down In Lynn who il given "a
the telling OF very large stories, and WHO ofS Mas
70 be classified Tor IRyutuf fulnesh! Ndt iokg slnce
hts fathey, 70 try heeffectb bf new treatment gave
over tile usual method OF punishlnent, and told
the hoy the story OF Ananias and Sapphrs, with all
ING mpreasiveness that he could master. The boy
seemed to be much edlned by the narrative.
The very next evening, when the father came
home, he found his wife leaning over the boy WIN
"What ~ the matter ~ tAe tatpey asked.
40 "o& w'pe Aasbeen telling Aao'ief great bglle,'
me- either ~
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
ALONG ooop.RYE.

Tho day was heavy with wind and rain,
When last we said goodbye;
when and my love shall meet again
There will! DO a cloudless sky.
claspcd your hand; but made no sign,
could not speak nor stay;
Yet something mashed from your eyes to mine
dream Of, night and day.
And strangers stood In the drcary street,
And marked each glance and tone:
when and my love once more shall meet,
We shall bc all alone.
There's many troth breaks easily;
There's many love may quail.
| know, wherever our tryst may be,
We too shall never fail.
And death may sweep our years apart,
And all but faith shall dc
As my own heart trust your heart
A long, long good-bycl
May Kendall IN Magazine Of Art FOR October
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
" the wFaaS Rasluew.
lNaxy Aark sunl

Clty Editor ito reporter) thick Ia the Toe OF
the mill pond Robinsonan Reporler--"About al
inch." City Edltor-"well, saw little boy gonl
inthat direction with pair OF skatcs slung over hi
shoulder: yCu had better aaunter down that way.
Reporer-"shall atop him from golag on the Ice :
CITY Editor with Intense sc0rn)-Stop -hinl--from-
g-on-the-icel lfarning tospeaking tube)-
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
pROPOsALS FOR BUILDING OPPiCRRS'
y OUARTERH.

pROPOSALS FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
i QUARTERS.
WAsuINGToN BARRACKS, ID. O.,
September rs, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tripiicate, subject to
~ o'clock noon October 10, 1885, at which time and
place they Will be opened in the presence OF aleRN
sets OF oficers' quarters, and bvNabK oAd nset of
quarters for non n-HoWp:sy,oHed sta6 cfhcers, at
WashingiQp Hsrra6kfn u. sC.nin accordance with
| plans 'klRi Hbeclncar0ns In this once.
BlRnks anu full information AZ to bidding, terms
OF contract and payment, etc.. viii be furnished on
Envelopes containing proposals. should be marked
"proposals for Building 0llcers and Non. Q0mmts-
stoned s!aa % 0ncers' QuAfteys," aNd aadressed to
sEnawICK PRATT,
| flyat LleUt. and Il. q. N. Third Artillery,
OclQ-YtO A. A. q. NJ, II, S,A,
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3rnpusals.


WASHINGTON, D. c., OCTOBER 4, 1886.
w SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for fur
nishing Thirty-eight Steam Heating Radiators, with
Pipe, Valves, and Fittings got IN place, for heating
the fourth aI9ry AZ the new Snsoa Building. Plans
cap hf seen Id fills OiAce where Specifications may
he 6htaiAed, Bids received Will be opened At r. Nj.
on October %, 1885.
N. @. MEIGs,
oci0-2t9 Supervising Engineer and Architect.
pROPOsALs FOR TEARING DOWN
4 BUILDINGS, CLEANING BRICK, ETp.
OFFICE @ OF TaE C0MnIssl2N ION TIM CHNsyhpprIoN
or THE coNaHS.s9k kSAEy aESy,IS1l RSltsSsSG sSsss,
WAAHIiGyON, October 4, 1885.
office until ~ O'Clock NJ. WEDNESDAY, October 20,
1885, for tearing down the following named build
ings, cleaning and ping the bricks from the same,
aud taking out cellar and foundation walls:
Pennsylvania Avenue SOutheast-Nos. iOI, lis,
1lg, 1871, 1888, 1885 i26, l2I, l2s, 199, ia< ls l8S
Street Southeast-Nos. laA, I. ltA, ia, f&a, l41
No. no street s0uthcast. "
First street. saRs6s&st-Sas. a "a, II, TO- IS, 20,
Eas. Ospltel s.reet-Nas 1903, 1855, lo1, loa.
Csrrolla Alley Square 72ol-Nos /, 8. l,S,G,7 Z,
Bids for the tearing down Of the houses in each
square VIII be received separately. Specifications
may be seen at this ONCE,
t,4 Q: LAMAR,
EpWARD CLARK,
A, II. SPOFFORD, ..i.
OClU.2t0 COmml9AlOner8.
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,lQ-YtO A. A. q. M. LEA

pRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING AND RIP,
y RAP STQNE.
v. y. EAaiSEER OFficg,
alae PsAhsrLvAktA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
WAshikdy0N, ID, O., October a, 1850.
sEALRp PkOPQSAis viii be received al this
ONCE until 10 NJ. on TUESDAY, October 20 1ssG foI
Dredging and Rip-rap Stone, on Improvement OF Pc
tomac River at Washington, ID. O., as follows:
i-For dredging aud embankment, section ILL.,
2-For dredging IN the Washington Channel.
s-Eor dredging Ia the Tidal Reservoir, Section H.
4-For Rip-Iap stone.
For specifications, forms of bids, and other infor
nation, apply at this ONCE.
PETER q. HAMS,
ociI-2l6 Lieutenant Colonel Of Euglneeis.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
m s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

H s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. o., SEPTEMBER n, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, ind0rsed
"PrOp0sdls Ordnance" will be received at this
oice until noon October s6 1885, for articles to be
delivered at the Ordnance Department OF the Navy
Yard, Washington, d. o., free OF any expense 10 the
Government, and subject 70 the usual Inspection and
conditions, vlx; Regulations Nos. 246 TO 2i9-Class
Moulding sand, &C, 8, ohaIsosti hiieki !, Files
9, pig IRON = CoppeI Sna TN w Steel y, Pulley
priilli u, Emery Wheels; 10, ieltng; 10. Leather
II, sheepaklns; is. Sperm and Lard OIL; 10, III Do
Wood. 10 be awarded by classes. Proposals must
he made on onlciai forms furnished (wh schedules
giving details) by this onice The right IL reserved
10 reject any or all bids aud bds oplY from "manu-
faeiurers OF or regular deaiert ~ the articles which
perSols mhst Guarantee the prompt and faithful ex-
ecution OF contract. and the competency OF the guar
0fficer.
THOMAS II. LOOKER,
Pay Director u. s. N.
Re2AAlA Navy Pay Agent.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
H4isfellaueuns.
PENNYROYA PILLS

"cHlcHESTER'S ENGLISH"
The Original and Only Genuine.
sah always Reliable beware Of WORTHLESS limitations
"a: Ass aG ysss
(stamps) 70 particulars IN letter by rcturn mall
R6iSMsdisoa saaars, PEiiads.. Pa.
Ssli By Druesista every whcrc. Ask for "Chiehes-
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ssei9.1y ----
Lansburgh & Bro.
SPECIAL
Jersey ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM TOMORROW (MONDAy) MORNING, ON
UNTIL SOLD OUT. WE WILL PLACE
ON OUR COUNTERS IN THE
JERSEY DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLOOR, VIA ELEVATOR OR STAIRS,
- DOZEN
FINE QUALITY JERSEYS,
PLATED VEST FRONT,
ATaIb. REGULAR PRICE, $500.
so DOZEN
FINE BEADED JERSEYS,
At o. 0s. REGULAR PRICE. ss.os.
TAlL0R-MADE JERSEYS,
ATa.So. NEVER SOLD LESS THAN $3.50.
FINE QUALITY CLOTH JERSEYS,
STANDING COLLARS.
woR sl.ss. WORTH saAs
New Full Line Jerseys.
Handsome Jetted Jerseys,
Five Combination Jerseys,
ChildreE's Jerseys
ONE LOT
vEST.fR0NT CnlL0REN'S JERSEYS
IN ALL coLoRs AND ALL SIZES.
ss CENTS.
NO RISE IN PRICE FOR SIZE. ANY SIZE ssO
In conjunction with the above We shall also plac
on this door
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with Plating and Two Folds, with PpIngs
NJ nj
FOR ss CENTS.
ANOTH ER LOT
~ sig fRT =
win Four Rows Of Plating and Piping
FQs si.As,
ONE GRADE FLANNEL SKIRT
WITH ONE ROW PLATING, sl.le,
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Dress Goods Departmen
We will here meniion ONE ARTICLE wor-
thy OF your careful scrutiny.
DOUBLE WIDTH ALL-WOOl
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sss. Asa. ssi, 4ss seyonth street.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STAT
AND TERRITORY, NOTARY, AND
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once houra,stoS. itso siree' northwe'
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Secrecy

which attends the formulas of popular
medicine. When n remedy has been tried
and proven TO be of incstimable value us
n curative agent, then the fair-mindcd
public acknowledge the rights Of makers
and owners in the secret of its prepara-
tion, and endorse the medicine. This is
more distinctly the case with such popu-
larblood-purifying andstrcngthening pre-
narration us
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
Free Maso,,s, OH Feiio,cs,
Knights of I'ythids,

have, by the social benefits they confer,
and the charity they dispense, ly their
care of the sick, and the help they rem
der the families of deceased members,
changed the whole public sentiment to-
wards such societies.
SO with tho
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17


lQVsd her ever since ths lsat vintage time,
and that he had come back to France TO ask
her TO become his wife.
He watched her all the while he was speak
ing, hut there was no sign In her face to bs
token that she was In any way moved by
what hs had said.
"Yon do yourself an injustice, or else you
intend me one," she said, in that same 10y,
pitilsss voice, "and In either case can only
refuse what you propose. No man in your
station should 80 far humbls aud forget him
| self as to offer honorable lave Ia a peasants =
daughter, ana there Is At least one psasant' y
daughter wht will not suffer herself to bs
made the toy and wanton of even royal
lover. Go back to your family, your friends,
and your art, aud leave me where am and
what ! am-s peasants daughter aud q
grape-strippsr;'l
'fNo other woman shall eyer be my wife,
swear" he exclaimsd impstuously. ~ IoHeI
you honorable marriage aud the Arst love OF
my life. Family, art, everything should "
.ppt sstde for you, we've II necessary, but II Ia
not. Ny family will receive my wife with.
out criticism, be she peasant or princess, aud
you will do my race credit. You will be the
inspiration which will make me glorify my
art, II glorided by me It ever Is. Once more
l ask you to be my wife,"
"And once more must decline the honol
you offer me. do not forget my lowllnesi
now, and neither will you forget Il In til,
days to coms-when the msption Of It would
CRATE hsrshiy upon my card! Then, tco, q
woman should love the man whose name and
hand she accepts" p"
"rou care nothing for ma, then I"
"How strangely you ask that question.
do not understand YOU"
~ saw you write @y nsms IN the sand on,
night, aud 1t made me hope that you at lsas
somstim thought Of me-"
kor q moment her faoe sotteped aud hel
eyes glistsned more kindly. But she aaoy
controlled herself aud answered hiIa a
ooldly as ever.
"a woman writes the name ofthe man sh
loves In hsr heart-not Ia the treaohroui
and ver-shifting sand"
"You are willing, then, TO blight my liz