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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Saugatuck IS bound 10 have brick yard.
Holland expects big boom this Spring.
Annual Oia Settlers Meeting at Pent-
SateF Mach 5.
Cedar Springs wants . fruit evaporation
and canning factory.
The Holland bows have glorious fun
skating on the river.
Peck & Cutters handle iactcry, a, Shelby,
sugns cut 500 handles daily.
The Ocean. County horticultural Society
viii meet a. SHELBY February p
Mrs. John Wilson. one OF the oldest resi-
dsats Of osusatuck. died last Wednesday.
aged 81 years.
Two new telegraph lines from Grand
Haven vii connect with the Muskegon
Lines al spring Lake.
Rev. w. Moerdyk. of Pels, Iowa. has
been called BY the Reformed Church of
NoFd Holland, Michigan.
The Michigan Ciab dinner at Detroit will
De attended, 0y a number OF leading Repub
licans from Grand Haven.
The Hart Argus says the prospect for
peaches and all other fruits were never
better at this tine Of the year.
The Harris Comedy Company OF Grand
Rapids. gave two successful entertainments
a. Fennyille last week.-Dougtas Weekly
Fsaid
The RI. Rev. George ID. Gillespie. Bishop
Of the Diocese OF Western Michigan. will
hold divine services IN Lyceum Hall, at
Holland tooay.
A Lodge Of Red Men was organized at
the hotel in Aears the other night, and
Wager. one Of the initiated, now advertises
for wet nusse.
Howell will vote March whether to bond
itself for Se6 900 for a water works system.
The town las no other ire protection than
Is afforded by a chemical engine.
Would Il not be good scheme to waltz
out the prisoners that are in the county jail
and set them 10 work cleaning Of the ice
and snow from the walks7-Gruad Haren
Irsbens.
William Craig received probably fatal in
juries By falling under Chicag0 & West
Michigan train az New Erie, Ocesna county.
Arm ampntaied and leg badly crushed.
brakeman On road.
Henry Slcnk, a fifteen.year-oid son of
John Slenk, who lives in Graafschsp, near
Holland. was struck on the head bva fall
ing tree which bis brothers felled on
Thursday. lie died that night.
Editor Edward j. SmitS, of Whitehall
| Forum, has had Jsmes Gallagher and Pat
NgGraw arrested nc Muskegon on charge OF
waylaving him at night and stealing hi,
| god watch ana small sum of money.
Members OF the q. A. X. from Grand
Rapids. Grand Haven. Muskegon, Holton
/ Fremont, Shelby. Pentsatsr, Crystal, etc.
attended the G. A. r. campfire at the
| Court House. last night. The boys had {
| fine time, and treated themselves anC
guests To q sumptous supper. in the Wigtor
store room.
special dispatch from GRID Haven says
| The propeller Richmond unlosded enC
tined to ges out yesterday. Sue wished Il
/ 20 over to the Milwaukee drydock, but th'
ice proved too heavy aud she returned. Toe
! propeller Wisconsin Is working into th'
| ice from the outside about ten miles away
/ Tne weather is warm. IL is thawing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
NEW PIANO House.

Famed as Grand Rapids has bseen in the
way Of enterpriSing firms dealing in musical
merchandise, there Is yet another 20 be
added 20 the list Messrs. Paul W. Fried
rich and ". l.. Ray have formed a copart-
uersbip. aud opened for business 81 II and
7S PssIl-st Mr. Ray comes here from
Kansas City, well recommended as q man
Of business, and bis experience ia the piano
trade has made his nsms we'll
known 20 all manufacturers and
dealers. Mr.. Friedrich was formerly in
business at No. - Monroe-st, and is well
known in Grand Rapids. The stvle OF the
new nrm will be Friedrich & Ray. In their
new location on Pesri-ss. they have every
sdvsntsgs Of cheap rent, d0inr their own
selling and in many other ways are enabled
% make very close prices on pianos.
Among the nsnv different kinds Of iustru-
ments which will be handled by this firm IS
the world -euowned and celebrated Krsnich
& Bach pianos. on which they viii
sxpens much Of their energies aud rec
concentrations. The usv firm commence
business Guder favorable auspices, and will
no doubt hnd many friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
MEANT FOR MERRIMENT.

A GOOD action is never thrown away, and
that is why so few of them are found lying
around loose.
Ar a country inn Guest-'I say, land
lord your food is worse than it was last
yearr' Landlord-"ITnpossiole, sir
All. what foroGdiag flces
The suctioneers rooms haunti
Bat those that are for bidding
Arc just the ones they want.
A GAY rooster tripDed on light fantastic
toe up to tho occupant OF quiet nest and
said: 'sWnl you dance, Biddyi' Excuse
me- said the ben, Il am engaged for this
set"
JUDsE-''What sort Of a man was IL whom
you saw commit the ASSAULT" Constsblc-
''Share> yer honor, he was small, insignif-
icant craythur-aoout yer own size, yer
honor
ET's getting 20 be that in ruptisl affairs
The rule of precaBtion enforces.
The wedding certificates being PR pared
WITH : coupon or two Tor divorces.
- Yoal>rs 6aSsf;s.
Crrr orEI,-"Are those great strong cows
over there yours, slrl' Farmer-"Ycs,
num- and they are the strongest in this
section City giri--'sThcn you must be
The man that makes ths; swfuIly strong
butter. amt your
WHITs maz tolls upward With his load
lis speed "a sot increased.
Bot Hheu he strides the downward road
Then every thizg t. creased
-Og Cry Bliarard.
Arorrs nan proposed for the hand CT
hesGsiful girl A she hesitsted, hs said
await your answer with bated breath -
The girl. who IS good deal Of = hDmorIst.
sad Wen. Mr. NJ you win have 70 bait
yegr breath vita something besides high
wines - catch jour humble servant
" HlN what ASKED a. indian Ct 9 visitor
a. the Central PARK Haenagerie. pointing 81
baboou th.t was svi7 Eing hy his tai from
perch in ia cage Babcon. returned
The gen lenaa. politely Ueaf" gT3nted
TIE Indian. after watching The ANIMAL in
tsr-ly for few moments. - half Cainsra&n.
hslf eat
THz earrerte- = -ifzs,. 'rysl- 1eaded sort
~ a nan. ard r. always resdy - ~ the
81 So ting. ~ Sometimes gets = re1ate
far - dong phsEh ssz D. IS sr1sii 5<as tie
ss aot fa-rer. aishcaTh he Knows hov "a
hsoSle t'ss - s1d taxes a swars nan
~ nzc8 ARA. hss v-ac@ = not ccl-f-s<ed.
vet pecr}e X - So an - fhe stses, he.
Eke Al osh~rs 5as as ssrs, hzt seldom
lrea<s as -s<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
CAIIroRS1A AND FLORIDA TRIPS.

The California and Florida Limited Ex-
press on the Queen and Crescent Route
(Cincinnati Southern) is the train especially
desirable for tourists this Winter. The
Limited runs through from Cincinnati TO
New Orleans in twenty-five hours and a
half. closely connecting with Los Angeles
through cars, and making the quickest
route TO that delightful California city. The
Queen and Crescent is this year, as formerly,
the Florida fsyorite line. with through csrs
twice daily TO Thomasvilie and Jackson
willie. Rates guides, etc. upon application
to j. h Hogan, Passenger Agent. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. testi-
fies: Il can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
hss gwen relief III every case. One man
took six bottles, ann was cured OF Reums-
tism of 10 years standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellville, Ohio.
sfflrms: The best selling medicine
/ have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bitters''
Thousands of others have added their tesli-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar bottle at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

There I. 70 end - ths tasks which ssi-
cruf-3~s TIE rce3 housewife Te - q Sue
ressf-f h1asexserer. ths Ersf requisite IS
g.ssst - go zorsr corfs-d
sesnsr IS s1c TerrIes oI 1case-
keersrx can - snfering frr- tt1se
DISTRESSING ezals-ltses a. '-e1ss So Tssk-
: szes -nrsa A. 20 Ger sex EF fter-e e.
Fa-erfrs Preecri rsiea IS = snaci 81 f1r tnsse
.sse-~se-s Ths 0nsv rs-~sT ssid ~ 6r7.e
ases nr4er = posEvs s1sr2rss- frert tke
assrassesurs7s- Ssissfscs s1 zasrs4 .eed ID
every rsSs. or nc1eT retT1n1ed So printed
xnszxz 1es ca ho1tse vrsgPer
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
THx Cowrxs Co,txr.

Il is fsncied BY a grateful patron that
he next comet viii appear in the form OF q
huge bottle. having Golden Me,iicsi Dis
covsryH inscribed ap5n it IN ooid ehaTsc-
tefs Whe,her this conceit and hiqh con-
piiusens will ~ ver6ed remains 10 be sem.
cut Dr. Pierce vii continue 70 send forth
that wonderful vegetable compound snd
potsnt ersdicafor Of disssse. It has no
equal in medicinal snd health giving prop
ersies for impsrtirx vixor snd tone 90 the
liver and kidneys In purifying tae hlood.
sni thr1Uxh il cleansing and renewing The
whole syxtens. For scrofal1ns humors AID
consumption, or lung scrofais. in ifs early
stages itis q positive specific. Dru-gists
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

ssars sag.l sEey rs23 ras TIsasf Ees.sr3ay
E1r1iaz t14s tle sslsia8f ef ale8ss asze1
for sfesting p1bi-c 9l.i .cl8ss sss - sre4s -
s-e $40 40. Is was se1asslE koEl Is
.zkEe al1lpeT - cslls ll.t0s18e<a s11 las
- q f1s appropriations sskss1 tor - ssy-
a. ass tEak d H4s ss41s1sE ~ L4to
moe I44a 81. ss3o4s}. fae pasz31az 9f s1e
s4aet zzgEes kas bad s04<fnlEg q tie
asaSs1az slisEt 1hss = sieeeeE NQ1l1 ieel
e be ssre sasiceEly cEs1ensl siEa t4ei1i
~ co sAisF.
Chairalaa Mllis. u re Ways and Asaas
Col.luliEses. Na0 Fas iD PEELED - eou=s1t
tli@ l1e Ei1Eli- Ezia1i1.es E8aa 1llesee sEoI-d
nags hgs e4ys ia = aich - couslrss its
bis, rseaEse he fquu1 tn4t Il E@ a. Des
esiEsent 1e eoa.d BE- yOis1 a0sa- co1s not
ex xesct ~ see a. 81 tls 5i4is lngf0aucet o.
nAf q them passed - t1s House. he
SAYS hat ee1h till siil o. discussed hxi4
40 1o1r. a11 lhat ali Ias fere8s q leglsisr
tl0a I'll 1s observed - occupy The tine.
without rssoftBg u sl.lzl0fs actions As
tlss cosls.ls4 atloa Of bills Wul nol begin
unul sfisr t1s usaal nlorping hour e4eh
G4Y. aud tie o1slRess is - stop a. o eioc4,
II 81. hardly &c posi- 6ie - D1ss more t1al
four - nye bills each day. zs me f11 vii
BE- "a led on the passa1e Of s4cn. ana tA4t
would al0Bs occ4py BALI an h0ar 10 each
II tsenty or Lhirty Of ths bills are passed
% b~l.sEes Il sili rs al tLst can Dc pushed
thfO1xn- he agrees sith many other
members OF the House that the sort Of leg
uislion PROPOSED Is pad and thai II ought
not - be coun leaaneed. buE the attraction
-ss 80 great ~ The mem 0ers interested that
i seemed lEnpossi0ls % check the hsadsong
rush
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

r vou van genuine - Esin cell -
ooce st the ie~eirg stols - F. = HerTsT,
81, = Cansi-st ErerTfainx in tise ire
diamonds wsscbes, iswsiTT cocks soi3t
silver su6 Rogars cesf pst~t va-e = Tas71
AZ ertrez.ielg .,,w pricss oaT - susst
snsifv 81 xeods handled sna satisfaction
x7srsnrr-i
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
GET YOURSHOES NOW

Our Great Shoe Sale will last
but a short time longer and at
the rate fine shoes are going
the best bargains will be sTeedi-
ly picked up by early buyers.
Don't defer buying your Shoes
till nExt week or the latter part
of this week, but come st cncc.
We are sell ng Ladies Fine
Hand Turned Shoes, In French
Dongola at SEAS, regular price
$3.50. Our entire lot Of Misses
extra high top, Pebble Goat,
S2.so Shoes going at Si.6s a
pal. Ladies Fine Kd Shoes
in all styles. Common Sense.
Opera and London Lasts, only
sI.SS a pair. Ladies Genuine
French Kid $500 Shoes, re-
reduced to Sz.os. Fine Curiso
Kid Shoes, hexlble sole and per
feet fitting, formerly sold Tor
S2.so, now SI.es. Secure your
shoes at once at
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

S1ch wss t6e ssn hang auf - frut r
III Monrue-st AZ Ssv Sstnr.sv. s1d -f
csu-pa it sttrscfes ruDlsa stfe1ff71. lnyss-
tzaticc nro~sd fsat DeiterthsIer 111 aave
a 'e,rr Ia t'1e stcc. eut the pFinrspsl 81
frsrtlan inside rs~ he fae arrsF cf rSa
au.s t.vssers ~ eve-~ kf1d sr3 varisfV.
He~p II the piacp - 81 - e&ns<t q he
s~,s - .as L<aiea sesxen
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

French Kid. French Dongola. Curse Kid
and % styles Opera and Concord and Lace
Shoes in the 81 SO sale at the
CHICAGO SHOE STORE.
% Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

FOF TIE aDBual Banquet - the Michigan
Ciao 81 Detfeig. fsbruary p iiexets va ths
Michigan Central T. K. Co. vii be SOD On
fsbr8sFy y and p limited good 10 Telarn
ths ~. al rate OF 0ne sns one-Ihird fare for
round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

10 aneL-er eeluuaz t4e Neixe sersuq1s
wEic1 Dsesor I4lE1&Ss = e9s passcaip9 ~
tG< eozasa - AM@rica, sitb prsc "a llnts
- tAs EssA sze sayeFls<a ~ - esats Ia
slzE1 es. ~ i lAls paper = neafzoasd toE 8
Cez1.z.
kEo q Doctor fslAszss sermozas foT ;
penpy Is cers2in.y cheap EssdlBg
Ne recommend o1F rs~&ers ~ send fer
thea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
GRAND RAPIDS nARkErs.


Apples -ssca - ~ per bush
Chesse-ss4se n =. Aes York fan cream.
Isle
Clover Seed-ssso 70 as pei bashel.
Nried fruiiS -Apples. efspefaled s5ss5sc per
pound. qtlarsrsi s98c pei pound eaetries, 10
lte per polnd: peaches lAeiie fef pound
iSesh Meats Dfsss.sa h egS g ooas 50 per evt..
mutton, so.el Ve&l- ss.eSsoeJs Deeh $40
Grzin-wbeai, olswsou, sc, Lancaster,
sc Oats. Sc Rye sS53lc. Corn. 52s ,ac. bar
les. l3l4s 10 per c~t-
hides-0feen. s9ps psFt cured, 5b<8oc.
lekin SKINS lolg &c escn, sheep pelts, 20. Wool
being estimated at &c PER pound
HOney-ls.Sioc. strained, lu2l-1s.
Hsy-Iimothy sibooSieoo per ton; clover.
Poalsry-rurkeys. dressed nsnc. Spring
chickens. salc; ducks. sgiic; fowls. oSsse
Squirrel. l5S2lc per pAii rabbits Z3SSle per pair
POtaioeS-s0Gb5c.
STRAW $500 per ton.
Talow-elS &c per ID.
Wood-blOcx stove WOOD. si.4os3-.oo per c0Tds
tour foot wood, s e0u5.c0 per cou1
tosl-ss0o glate. $40.
Linle-Orand Rapids. 75c. ONO s0o Petoskey.
800.
Groceries and Provisions
sugan-Cut loaf. s. C, grahulate. ssi7 4s-IoOcs
a, o. l0c; Extra C ols leO@o1.es yellow
CofeeE1reen Rio. 2Cge9c: Rio roasted, 22S
&c, Java, green, ga -ce; Jaws roasted, 5je.
Maricaibo roasted, 2oS1oc; Mexican, roasted, .
92sc.
Tess-Jspsn. fine. s59l5c; Japan, medium, -
@SOc: ordinary, lSG2ie. Hysoa, 3jaf5c: gun
powder 2o85ic; oolons, oS@.Oc' Congo. 20
&C.
Flour-s22o 20 per cwt; si2o per bbl.: patent pro
cess, s. 50 per cwt, ~ per b0l; all wheat hour
s2.it Iel cwt, Sal0 per Dbl; bucksheat - IS
Per cwt.
Mn Feed-sc1eenings. SIS per ton; bran. SIS.
ships, sls.59; middiines. SIS al9.
feed-corn and oals s2ie22
Kerosene OI-Michigan test 1910 per gallon.
water white. ll5Sc.
GRsOline-llts tsc per gallon.
Seeds-CloyeT. S5t egs.45. timothy. y2506265
Sait-Michigan, Sc EasterR, sil5
Fisn-No / whltsfsh. $50 per hslf bsl-;
trout. S5.5O16.Gu; cod. salt tN7e Per 10: clans,
sc per hundred; oysters bulk 81 0JeBsi.-5 gallon.
Standards 2Uc can; selects, sc can. smoked hall
but lie.
Pork in barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed,
si6.6t; extra short cut si7co; standard clear
back, sl7.0t.
Lard-1ierces, SC; 80 ana 81 III tubs SIC. %
10 round TINS, 100 cases. - e, IN tin pals -.
Beef IN bSrrclS-Extra mess. warranted 20 lbs,
$50, extra homeless. S9-50.
Bul,erine-Dairy. solid packed. f4c: rolls and
prints. l5c, creamery, sold loc; extra cream. cry
packed, l7c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

II. G. Allen & Co is publishing the Ency-
clopedia Brittsnica nr $3.50 per volume and
has IA vols. now resdy for delivery ana
will complete the work within six monthe.
j. [. BIZ LINGHAM. Agent.
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Come early to get first choice in the $3.50
sale al the
CHICAGO SHOE Sross, % Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

our lire q carriages sor tie Spring sss-
son has arrives. y. 6sErz
% Ne1roe e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Feb ls.-N he4t--Ao. 4 wasss. So pi1 Ao.
red cash. 80 hid, May, Is. June.
NDr1-5lC
o.is-Na 2 Sssc. No white S53sc bld-
Hos Se.8saS -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Csotstsons IS "ies-Fes Grsao
Rspics Markets.


Tea lA-N ees.-kAFtsa eat litsl1 - ef,eutus
s4Aas lassf. s1feaee1 lse se Ne sea - 8
80 <. A2s- - -, @l4e - - > l-l&.
-. eFu. ssef. . q 4S "a uges - % se
For3-t n1- Ae& GSse Sla1aSs l2.s%s Cd
l.sFo--ssISsiEer Stsara rendered = q
b1stg-l elaAlgea S1S 3ul~ NeslSxa. lASSac
ESss-zig
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

AsSUAL BASQuEr o. tss AlcH1sAs CIrs.
DsTz0sT. FsssCAEa 22SB.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Thsv have 10 equal Pet Family Head
6Shf and Little Dsisr Sosna
GRsxc Rsprrs sasr Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Com nenda;ions are coming IN daily for
Pest FsmiIv Headssht snd Litsla "a sy
soaps GRANp kkPfns soar CcNrAvT
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

We have patterns in Body Brussels at
cost. morgan * AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Miss Marie Wilson has concluded 20 take
limited number Ct pupils IN eloeutiOn
during her sgsv ia tne cay. FOR further
particulars inquire a. TIE Irving, South
Division al
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Robins Rys A. wesGlssss Drug Ssoss.
No. ; Cznsi-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Pure ~iaes snd liquors FOR nesic nsl par-
poses ~ WsstlsEs's Drug Store. No. Canal
Al
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

We have patterns in Tapestry Brussels at
cost MORGAN & AVERY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

g. A4Y 80.
Cosa-s.ezas. Csza sna March. 49,, Kay
sl,c
Ns4ss-St4z1g. Azy. - SIC
Nhlsky-Sl ~
Fork-EzsisF.. Cash q So Nay s41Ts<
LsI1-e4ssay. tasn snd AarCn. s..sa Nss.
s4As
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

We have patterns ia al. Wool and Cotton
Chain Ingrzins al cost.
AoRsAN & AvEKY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Carriages sold on the weekly payment
plan, 81 J. BaIth's, 20 Monroe-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Come early TO get first choice in the $3.50
sale al the
CHICAGO SHOE STORE, 2s Canal Street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

IIRKISH And RUSSIAN bATHs,
Corner Monroe aud Ionia-sts. Open daily
from q. IA. iii . p. N, Saturday close ri
1880 p. m, and sunday at noon. Mecnes-
dsy and Friday f0renoons reserved eI-
clusivelv for ladies'. / MAKE . speciality of
renewing eorns, buuions and ingEowing
nails Ior men, women ana children, without
pain. ". >. LAboUKsIIER. Prop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
NEIG GHBORHOOD NEWS.

ws. HAsrsA q =. HAwrHoEsx
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Ars~sr Csrnerie. fbe wsli-krown mann
f,.tnre~ and mfili0naire of Piffsr1rx So
s.s-~ll A. fha 1fics. telegraph ofice 81 fbe
taritcl tne ether irT with = 1isralch 9hich
hs wrnfed sert ia tt~ ~ecrefsrv ~ tie Navy.
The operator said - would ssnd g In
60 .uouistgs. but vas iust then csrurel I'D
- esva ais key 90 deliver AZ important
uferssEe.
go &C sfsv - long - y1a sxs saif
NJ tsa-rrz,e n li seod he nnesssee ~
self Il rru eli tell me tie Navy Eepzrt
rrnf cstL
rtau vrn seie1rsrhr ss<ef TIE erer1t'r
Can te1serar exc sianed III Car
rrefs ~ shcrd 80 rtot gs< ten
vezrs ~ re ausia ss ana 11s ef the
3-st crsrarofs in tha 1i.ed AIS - rad
~ V,nra.
The orersf-r csHe3 90 t,e Nsvv Depart
nent. sat 'sii tae si irnalre a. the keg-
rSe isffeT sat b neszs1e se3 tfok fne ~
~ sif1cst t6e siizhssst liiiCuifv. bat tne
man a. tae Nersrfrent wts curious ~
kaaw whc Ess st ne ataer Esd - - Tire
Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-25

cou;d not"
"You are angry. Sir Mare" asserted
Lady Brandon; and when your anger
subsidies you VIII be sorry Tor this"
u shall regret It al. my iie," he said;
"no one knows that better than ] do
There VIII never dawn another happy
dav for me. Lady Brandon, l am a lost,
ruin. man"
you vii. think better of II" she told
him. How could you qrarre. with
Veronica l know no one like her. she
is so good. so tender OF heart, so true, so
loyal ~
NO more" he cried, shuddering. L
can hear no more"
You must hear me-" Lady Brandon
persisted. Il cannot have Veronica
sacrificed to mere tit of temper"
at IS worse than that" he declared.
"Have you thought what the world
will say. Sir Marc? Her wedding dress Is
ordered - her troussea,t is prepared.
Everything is being put in state Of
readiness for the wedding What am
to say ?"
''There is nothing to say" he replied
gloomi,y. except t:.at Veronica has dis
missed me. 1 vii. take all the blame,
ali the shame, all the disgrace. But.
Lady Brandon, there is one thing that I
should Ike to ask you. DO not TAX to
her about our d..Ns-ecment. DO not ask
her any questions That which we have
quaTreiicd about lies between US dead
secret. Promise me that you viii not
ask her any questions; it Will only dis
tress her and do no good"
"But. Sir Marc, VII, you not trust me,
and tel me something at least ?''
NO" he replied. "You have been
very kind 10 me Lady Brandon-let me
say cood-by to you. and thank YOU
heartily for ali your goodness 10 me"
You viii are stay and see Kather-
ine?' cried Lady Eran5on.
NO. Tell her that 1 had not the
cour~-4 10 etav md see her hut that T
hoped she would be kind to Veronica"
Then Lady Brandon broke down,
and wept ?ass;ouste tears.
"You WI break Ncronica's heart"
she cried-"you should not cave her."
Heaven bless you for a kind hearted
generous woman" he said, bending
down to kiss her hand ~ wish all
women were like you. I shall 20 at
once. You viii see that all belonging to
me Is sent aver me Lady Brandon ."
But she only sobbed that he should
not leave NeroC.ca.
go to her" he said; "and, Lady
Brandon. We YOU comfort her do no,
s?-as to rcr Of me-" The next moment
he WAS gone.
She was almost bewildered to know
how'to act.
Il would give much to know what the
quarrel has been about" she said 10 her.
sell; "Out I suppose shall never learn"
And then she went to Veronicas room.
The unhappy girl had falien where
her .over had left her, and lay like one
dead on the aoor. Lady Brandon raised
her; she tired to bring back conscious
ness 10 her; and then she thought to
ne.se.i. "It she really loves him so well,
and they have parted forever, it would
be more merciir. to let her die"
To be Continued
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-25

Mr.. Grcclcy's humor was OF p peculiar
sort, bat II WAS allied to = Mus 30
many aacc Totes have h,en told al him
IN illustration oi this that ONE can hardly
expect 10 produce any now that some one
has not repeated. Those WHO tried to
joke with him to his disadvanta-e were
generally .worstcd, whether they did it
orally or through the press ono eve
ming an associate editor of the Tri6'ue
acclSted him rs hc came to his desk
with some such question - this:
'D-dl y'g 6gJ" Mr. Greeley, that
You mad a aisa llu. j.un Ter iu ono OF
youS -iatis.i it.G Iito-;al5 this moming?''
"No; haw was iJ:'. said Mr.. Greeley
~ hy, yas -3iI something about
'ilei 81. a.i champagne. Don't You
know llcl tx + champagne ~
"WcI, sid Mr. Greeley quietly. Il
am the only editor OF tha paper that
copld make that mistake"
On another occasion a person who
wished 70 have little fun ut the expense
of his consistency, said i'm Il group where
Mir. Greeley was standing;
"3ir. Greeley and l, gentlemen, are
old friends. I've have drank a great
deal of brandy and water together"
"les, said Mr.. Greeley, that j. true
enough. iOa drank tie traadH, and L
drank The water"
friend oi mine, knowing this we'll while
han,iuZ around a box OF cigars % a lew
who were present with Mr.. Gfeclcv, took
special pains 90 hand him the box with
great o-tentItion.
No SAID AIr. Greeley, Il thank YOU.
1 haven Z got 50 low down Is that ".
only drink and swear
1 must say, however in contradiction
OF q charge that must have been much
exaggerated and purposcly distorted for
II WAS = lavrrite lmputatiun against him
with many that / at least never heard
linn use cNpletivcs that could not ID. re-
psWct in a refined circle. He had as
Ju,t.iiabie occasions. though, for oaiurga-
tory cplthcts as any one | ever knew;
and, II he had not sometimes spoken
Vchcmentiy he would have been traly
angelic. His handwriting, in spite oi all
tl.at WIS sait OF IL, was not the worst in
the world; but it WAS very nearly the
homci!est II was fairly appalling to
look at. But it did have u somewhat
uniform alphabet. Almost al the wor Is,
like certain one in Rufus Cao3tc's pau-
manship, looked ike "gridir1ns struck
by lightning" But when you one dis
covered the key to this chir5grapLv iU
WIS not 50 very hard To read. The
stories about il, though, are more uumcr-
OTIS than the tables OF -Es0p. >J0i Eat-
~. lt Cosmopolitan