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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

j. III. FLANAGAN.
DO you know him and his termsy II NOT ssk your
friends about him.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES
AND JEwELRY.
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Gloves.
The attractions in this department will be a.
follows:
Five pairs Ladies' Four-buttou Green Kid
Gloves, with fe.ther-stitch embroidered backs
pairs size 81.
pairs size on
Regular price, Sl.25 Remnant price, Soc
Per pair
one pair Ladies' Six button Length Gray
Channels Gloves. size %. Remnant price, SOC.
pairs Ladles' -Four button Brown Kid
Gloves. size d. Regular price, L25. Rem
price, al.
(Elr,t hOor1
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Wen try to prove to ron tomorrow that stock Of
Fast Black Hosiery II here large In any other two
stores in Washington: variety complies q in any
other three stores qualities for the prices better than
offered In al other establishments
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AL Ok ON FLooa.

'ss'''s.'sss's'sss There are lots Of you stfrl
"HEADS Uncovered" An indulgsnt
RECOVERED" season has helped you out mp to
ss.......s........ date. But-the immediate fu-
turs-how about that You
Won't forget rs then! We hear hundred ttmsss
day most--How can sAKs sell Hsts 90 chsspi"
Easily answered-wE BUY DIRECT FROM THE
NAKERs Few do-fswsr can They don't buy
enough The "JobSer' 10 . bill Of expense md
small orders his only advantage That has no
charms for ua We need more and moro Hats
every season Nothing like quality, variety and
price to fertilize trade. Everybody wears . DERBY
and there's . growing favor for SILK HATS
The new sh.pes-sli Of both-and that feature Of
LOWEST" price you hear Of us-so often
sAKs AND COMPANY.
s.s..'s.'s...s.s.s Iss hard to tell what to pick
SPgCLALTIES out Of our UNDERWEAR supply
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sssspecialty. You'll think every
item Of il 10 II you give Il the
benefit Of comparison. Cancels Hair and Nat.
ural Wool at sl.50-esch piecs-is perhaps the
richest for the money. They are way up" good.
GLOVES take up whole corner Of the depart
ment-Lots Of your attention just now-but very
little Of your money.
NECKwEARi il active" II We were not selling
such great quantities what in the world would wedo
with the new things that are coming in-all the
sime' so cents 10 still the popular price. 'Tisn't
tie small cost alone-look at the qualities and
good taste that 90 along with 1t. Finer grsdes--
stiu-h wanted.
sAKS AND COMPANY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We've drawn to ourselves .
"a large SHOE trade Our service
WALK OVER" has done It There are lots Of
.................,. good shoes kept BIZ others-snd
they.do keep 'sn, too. Their
prices are heavy enough to hold anything. Ours
are low-and the contrast makes 'sm seem still
lower. Can't any Of them show . shoe like
HANAN'S-nor Hansn's Shocs-they answer only
toour bidding here Boys and Mems sizes. They're
in good company. too. Right side Of 'em arc dozens
Of grades-the strongest possbl,. Being able to
GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR OF sHoES-AND
DOING IT-has made host Of shoe friends.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
PENNA AVENUE THE "ALL-OvER"
AND SEVENTH STREET. OUTFITTERs
$50
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How To WAX
OR RIDE.

Never lean forward when waking Move ct brisk
race. but hurredly Ride whenever you and as
much ~ possible the cable line Riding or walk
Ing always carry your purse and to obtain the most
satisfactory results visit GRASTYS DOUBLE
STORES. $40 and 10 ~ 9TH st NV. Everything sold
for cash and less than market price,
Furniture. Carpets. Rugs. China, Glass Tampa,
Tin, &C.
Antique Extension Table s-foot. IS; Solid Oak
Chairs S7c.; Oak Side Board, al2 80 to o35; Solid
Oak Chamber Suites, $16 95 to S75: Psrlor Suites
&27,50 to 800; Carpets from l5c. up: Carpet
Lining, 4, aud Sc. 9 Tumblers. l3c English Tea
Set % pieces. S29S; Dinner Set 100 pieces, o. 9S
&C. No matter where you live, are near enough to
save you something. Don't doubt till you try.
MuGHTY) CASH GRASTY.
We have on exhibition the handsomsst Automatic
Musical Figure in the city, worth s75 which will be
presented to some customer. You may be the one.
Come and seeit
$50 GRASTY.
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Hos1EnY AND MEnso UsprRwK.R

Hos1EnY AND MEn,xo UspERwEAn
p irs Lad. es' Hose, with Navy Blue tops d
ORANGE striped bottOmA SIZE &. Remnant
price 2Oc. per pair
pairs Ladies' Hose. with Black tops aud
Orange striped bottoms. size o1& Remnant
price 2oc.
l pair Ladies' All-sik Tswn-colored Hose,
with double hee.s and toes slze 81. Remnant
price 81.
pair Child's Tan eoiored Hose, double heels
and toes. Size @. Remnant price 25c
pairs Infants Brown cashmere ibbed Hose
Three SIZE and SIZE A.. Remnant price Poe.
per pair
ladies' Natural" Swiss ibbed Vests high
neck and short sleeves. size - REGULAR price
81. Remnant price SOC.
z Ladies Merino Vests. high neck and long
sleeves slightly soiledJ Remnant price 5Oc.;
less than haii price.
8 Ladies' Pure silk Swiss Ribbed Vests low
neck and NO sleeves. Two Blue and one Cardt-
nal Remnant price sl.25; less than LsH
price.
tflrs. floor; second anne1)
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OUR NEW WARE HOUSE


wesre now prepared to receive Furniture
&c. in large or small quantities by the month
or year on storage. and to furnish II desired
private rooms At s3. IS. $3.50 and Sio Per
month. according to size
This building 10 seven stories high, as feet
wide and LIZ feet deep. and has been erected 10
carry our duplicate stock. and consequently
every precautlop has been taken 10 prevent
FIRE.
The necessity for this building 10 positive
proof OF the growth Of our business. and 81
the present day. when competition ~ 30 great
everywhere. il is the best advertisements xe
could possibly have and convinces US that our
STOCK aud PRICES MEET THE APPROVAL
OF THE PURCHASING PUBLIC.
The possession Of this new building will en-.
able us to enlarge several Of our departments
that are already the second largest in the United
States
stock that IL now stored in our establish
ment At the corner of and 18th sta will be
moved 70 our 22d street ware house. aud the
Carpet and Upholstery Departments will be
extended
OUR NEW FALL STOCK
Ii now all In. ready for inspection, ana we
respectfully invite the public TO inspe,s the
store well rs the stock. " hich comprises many
interesting novelties Of both domestic and for
eign makes.
d Eleyntors-
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An IMPORTANT MATTER
Err Err f. En- k kRf kknfh ": ss's
+ ExE ( I kE ssss :
Corsefbttbs-please excuse the pleasantry-an i'm
porsnt snbject-Your comfort dep ends on them, and
then the hundred and varieties OF form and figure
are tributary to merits OF it is always well to
buy as cheIply as You can-but for goodness sake
don't let the price consideration influence you in the
selection Of your CORSETS-Buy the most expensive
II they are best suited to your requirements There
are lots and lots in town much lower than any we
carry-but they are hardly worth the room they
occupy in stock-1 here are, maybe dozen different
brands around which center all the genuine mer1t-To
buy tie Others would be like taking paregorc for the
mumps-because it was cheap 1t might not be inju-
rious-but it would not do you any good. Let Us sug-
gust lew OF the Lines we conscientousy recon-
mend:
t0- "PD." in Black and whi.e-all lengths
$1.T5. 1928. 81. so and 1926.
U "C.P." in all the lengths and styles-Black
and White-sl75. ~. e. so. SO. % rs and
e3 So
~ THoMsoN's CELEBRATED GLOVE
FITs"-S1. u. 40. 81. 7o az, and $225.
Rs- THoMsoN's Young LADIES' CoRSFTs-
75c. MIssEs'-5oc.
0 The COMMON SENSE-French woven-extrs
long and short-Si.
II DIR. WARMERS IMPROVED CoRALINE,
in Black and White-extrs long waist-al. His
"HEALTH" Corset at Sl2J.
rs The SUNRISE" IN Ecru tint-75c
eH All lengths Of "R l. G."-Biack and White
15c. 81, $i.50 and 81 80 pair.
tE The FERRIS WAIST for Misses and Chill.
dren-5oc 70c.. Soc. and Il. The DOUBLE
we" WAIsT-5Oc. and 65c each.
We thought IL \ pretty good idaa tn I'M
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BRokrs Lors liz BED Wr.R.
pairs Lxtra Quality Hems,itched Linen Pill
low Cases. siightiy soiied- Remnant price 81 SO
per psir.
PAIRS Hepstitched Linen Pillow Cases,
siighty soiled- Remnant price u. 75 per pair.
pairs Hemsttched Linen sheets. aiishtiv
soiled Remnant price sS.50 Per pair.
3 pairs Zine Hemst tched Linen sbeexs
slfxhtly solied- Remnant price &lO per tnir
pairs kufiied Pillow shams with embroid.
cred center. Remnant price IS per pair
pairs Pillow shsms. Remnant price as per
pair. ~"
s6econd hoor)
sooDwARp LOrHRlS,,
o30 Cor. lIth and ssS M.
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Srx,-DHrss Surra


WI HAVE AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY or
THE PROPER GARMENTS FOB AFTER
NOON CALLS AND INFORMAL GATH
ERINos. CONSISTING OF THREE-BUT-
TON CUTAwAY OR PRINCE ALBERT
COAT OF BLACK CLAYs DIAGONAL.
TRIcoT OR FINE THIBET. WITH VEST
TO MATCH OF SOME FANCY SILK MIX
TuRE AND TROUSERS OF NEAT
DARK PATTERN IN STRIPE OR CHECK
you WILL FIND THESE GARMENTS
TO BE THE EQUAL OF The PRoDUC-
TloNs OF THE BEST CUSTOM TAILoRs
IN EVERY PARTICULAR EXCEPT
PRICE-THAT Is ABOUT 80 OR 20 PER
CENT UNDER THEIRS. READY MADE.
THEY STAND ALONE. THEIR EQUAL
Is NOT TO BE FOUND IN WASHING
TON. CALL AND SEE THEM
ROBINSON PARKER q CO.
AMERICAN cLorHIERs.
o3o-eo Sc COR SEVENTH AND d SIS. NV.
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BoYs, CLOTHING.
We Offer the following special bargains in
this departnet:
3 1hree-tiece Fancy Blue Mixed Check Chew
lot suits. sizes i, Ia and 10 years. Reg
ular price, $40 Remnant price IS so
! Three-liece he'd striped Cbeyiut suit Size
Is.
8 Gray Striped Cheviot Suits, with plated
jackets. Two of size aud one Of size ). Key
uiar price. 81. 10. Remnant price a.. so.
Ihree-piece Gray Striped Cheviot Suit
slze II years Regular price, S6. Remnant
prce. S4.5U.
Blue and Gray Mixed Striped Cheviot Suits.
with Norfolk plated jacket. sizes z. aud 8
vars Regular price, s5 Remnant price, "a.
(Third foorl
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Il s ss $$ $$ ssF # i
IN FINE FOOTWEAR.

WE'VE SOLD MORE FINE SHOES THIS .
SEASON THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR :
FORCE OF % EMPLOYEES HAS BEEN .
KEPT CONSTANTLY BUSY ATTENDING
TO THE WANTS OF OUR LARGELY IN
CREASED TRADE
WE'VE CONVINCED THE MANY NEW .
VISITORS OF WHAT OUR OLD FRIENDS .
HAVE LONG SINCE KNOWN. VIZ:
That we have the Largest Variety Of Good .
Shoes in the District.
That our goods and statements can always .
be relied upon
That our prices on Fine Shoes always .
from soc. to 81 pair below those of any .
other house.
That our 1896 Best French Calf Mems
Shoes and Boots equal to any other 81 .
goods.
That Our Mems and Ladies' 81. % Custom
made shoes are not one bit inferior to other
So Shoes.
That our Great 90. 95 Fine Hand-sewed
Shoes for Ladies and Gents are superior to
most 81 goods.
That ''Our Own 60 so Fine Shoes for
Ladies anu Men are surprisingly similar to
goods bought from other dealers at $3.50.
SUPPOSE YOU CALL TO-DAY OR ToMoR- /.
ROW TO COMPARE OUR GOODS WITH
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN BUYING. AND
AT THE SAME TIME SEE THE EXCEL .
LENT VALUES We ARE OFFERING UN- .
TIL FRIDAY. 7PM,
AT s1.95.
In Ladies' Button and Laced Boots and Mems .
Calf Shoes.
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THr PEOPLE Bur
Where they can got the best Tor the least
money.
WHEN THEY WANT
Books and Stationery they are compelled
70 pay for them Or 20 without.
BUT WHEN
They ind thst they are civilly treated
aud moderately charged. TO the shrewd
purchaser the index finger points but 10
one direction, 1. O,
ROBERT y. MILLER,
Bookseller and etstiones
$50 18th st.. corcOrau building.
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w. b. Mosrs & Soxs
y AND nth srREErs

-
NooUETTE CARPETS si25 PKR YARD.
NoouETTE CARPETS MADE AND Lam
si.ss PER YARD
One hundred snd nfty patterns 10 select RON
NOT ONE OF THESE ARE JOBS OR IN.
PERFECT CARPETS. and not more than ain
patterns in the entire line that arv not THIS
YEARS PATTERNS Our line OF Mooustses .
- lsrxe ~ the stocks Of any three estsblish-
ments in the city. and ne GUARANTEES every
MoorErrE As FERFEcr. We viii furnish
any new patterns In the market 81 the prios
quoted shove
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
ONE HUNDRED SAMPLE HALL. LIBRARY
AND OFFICE CHAIRS that we ara going 70
close out at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DIS.
COUNT for cash on or before delivery
WALL PAPER AND DECORATING DEPT
We have spared no pains or expense In mah.
Ing our Wall Paper and Decorating Department.
- nearly perfect ~ possible The stock hes
been carefully selected and IL one Of the lsrrsss
In the city.
We nase ORIGINAL trsafnenfs our specSasp.
In FREsCo PAINTING we are prsp.re IA
submit designs and estimates ana 10 .xscu,s
every class Of work from cornlcs tintins TO the
finest hand work In hsrh and bss-reiisf We
employ the best materials and labor IN erscut-
ing our orders, and propose 70 do work ., the
lowest possible figure consistent with their
usage. In this department we have display
rack. on which We show fifteen different side
wall treatments. some Of them the latest from
Paris France. Boston and New York. the three
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F1HE.0oYD SEAL LINE OF MEMS AND LADIYg
u WATERPROOF COATS AND CLOAKS are famous
throughout the world - The most reliable goods
featured Of rubber.
The GOLD SEAL" line Of RUBBER BOOTS AND
SHOES are made In the nsstest and most desirable
styles ana Will average moro than double the %
thu ordinary 6tnudAcd" goods and Ave sinas that a.
the cheap seconds" 20 freely sold
Csu during faty weather and syoid ths insvi tahls
rush OF rainy day.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY,
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager. w3i.S3
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SPECIAL D1srlAr Or Wars.
tTHURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY.

Those having accounts at the credit stores are spe.
cialIy invited to this exhibition of House Robes
Uisters Jackets and Jerseys. The price is plainly
marked on each garment. that your eyes will tell
You whether our cash business admits OF low prices
than usually prevail You will find our buyer and
assistants will be pleased to try any garment you
may fancy and WITHOUT REFERENCE TO YOUR
BUYING. Every convenience for ladies' and chill.
dren will be found in Cloak Parlor, which Is one
Of the largest and best appointed in this city
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NINTH 81. AND RkNNSYLvANIA AvR
Established ls4Q =,
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The Largest and Most Costly
Jewels in the World

The largest perfect diamond in the
world is now the Imperial, which was
exhibited at the Paris exposition last
year.. it is valued at $1,000, 900.
This is the most valuable stone in
the world, and is owned by syndi-
cate.
The largest and best ruby in exist
ence is owned in London, and is val
ued at $4,000. 1t has no parallel,
even in crown jewels, and it is re-
lated that the Duchess of Edinburg
carried it all the way to st. Peters
burg for the car to have a look at it.
The largest and most beautiful
cat 's-eye in the world weighs 40
carats, is owned in London and is in
sured for 10000 rupees, The fin
est private collection of pearls is
owned by Madame Dosne, sister-in-
law of M. Theirs. The biggest en-
erald in the world weighs 1880 carats
and is in the Imperial Jewel office in
Vienna.
A Moor at Ceylon owns a very
beautiful and costly gem, which he
dug up himself from the mines. He
has been offered as high as $1,000,
but declined to sell at that figure,
saying that if he liked, he could cut
it up into 40 small pieces, and sell
each piece for $4,000.
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A Pin.

Oh, 1 know a certain woman who is reckoned with
the good,
But she nils me with more terror than raging
lion would.
The little chills run up and down my spine wheneer
we meet,
Though she seems gentle creature and she's very
trim and neat.
Aud she has thousand virtues and not one
knowledged sin,
But she Is the sort of person you could liken to
pin.
And she pricks you and she sticks you, in way
that can't be SAID
When You seek for what has hurt you, why you
can not find the head.
But she fills YOU with discomfort and exasperating
rain
If anybody asks you why you really can't explain.
A pin is such a tiny thing-of that there is no
doubt
Yet when it's sticking in your flesh, you're wretch
ed till it's out!
She is wonderfully Observing-when she meets
pretty girl,
She is always to tell her if her chang" is out
of curl.
And she is so sympathetic; to her friend who's
much admired,
She if often heard remarking, ''Dear, you look so
worn ana treu!
And she is a careful critic, for yesterday she
eyed
The new dress was airing with a woman's natural
pride,
And she said, 'Oh, how becoming" and then soft
ly added, sit
Is really misfortune that the basque is such fit"
Then she said "f you had heard me yeste1-eve, I'm
sure, my friend,
You would say am a champion who knows how
to Defend
And she left me with the feeling-most unpleasant
aver,
That the whole world would despse me if 1t had
not been for her.
Whenever 1 encounter her in such nameless way,
She gives me the impression am at my worst that
day
And the hat that was imported (and that cost me
half a sonne)
With just one glance from her round eyes becomes
Bowery bonnet.
She is always bright and smiling, sharp and shin
ing for a thrust
Use does not seem to blunt her point, does she
gather rust.
OH 1 wish some hapless specimen of mankind
would begin
To tidy up the world for me by picking up this PIN
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Secret of Sleep IS Regularity

The experience of night worker
has led to some philosophical and log
ical conclusions. 1t seems that his
duties were of nature to keep him
awake until the joy and freshness and
joyful eXhilaration of the dawn ban
ished all desire for sleep. He tried
to read himself to sleep, to think him
self to sleep, to count himself to sleep,
and to use little Christian science
and imagine he was asleep, all to no
purpose. He DETECTED his eyes down
ward until he was nearly cross-eyed ::
He darkened the room, and he dimly
lighted it. He put his poor head on
the pillow and under the pillow, on
the lounge and on the floor. He tried
and wore out every sleep producing
drug known. Finally he became re-
ally ill, and was bundled off to the
country to recuperate.
He went to bed at 10 o'clock be-
cause every one else did. He rose at
z for the same reason, when 10 the
desired cure was brought about when
he least expected it. After little
while he went to sleep and wakened
with the regularity of clockwork. In
accordance with his exDerience he adj
vises every one to go to bed at a GER
tain hour every night, whether they
are sleepy or not, and to arise at a
certain hour in the morning, whether
they feel refreshed or not. Nature is
creature of habit, and after his har-
rowing experience with drugs and
nostrums he has decided that nature
is the only physician who can cure in
somnia.
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''Be sure and come over on Satur-
day to lunch, and eat Tamaulis,
said pretty Mrs. Brown, as she step
ped into the carriage reapeating the
invitation given in the parlor. 'The
old Mexican Che is a rather tidy
one y brings them of the Plaza about
o'clock they are piping hot out of
the little furnace he carries with him.
I send out and get some and think
you will like Them
So, one lovely afternoon we drove
over to town, and for the first time
tasted Tamaulis. No one but a Mex
lean knows the secret of their com
position or making. This is the way
l suppose they are made: Raw beef
is ground or chopped to a paste.
Seasonal with salt, and fiery with red
pepper, then made into rolls about
four inches long and an inch in thick
ness; these are rolled in corn meal
as long as any adheres Each one
rolled up in a clean white corn shuck,
dropped into boiling water, and boil
ed about-Well-yop must ask the
old Mexican how long. They are
brought to the table in the shucks,
unrolled and eaten from the hand as
YOU eat bananas. We liked them
so fiery with red pepper-and hoped
they were clean. We wanted more
than one each, but our hostess said,
ssthey were very rich and better not
take more than one first" With
them we had delicious sponge-cake,
rich and tender; made of eggs, fine
sugar and a little drift of -four
ssbarely enough to hold soul and body
together as Emery Ann says, and a
cup of tea fragrant enough to have
come straight from a Mandarin S
| table
Afterward, large bananas and mis-
sion grapes if you have never tas-
ted these you have no idea of their
flavor and fragrance. A purple
black kind were globes of nectar, full
of distilled sunshine. With these
were two and one-half pound of white
grapes big as plums and to be eater
in bites NOT just pop and swal,
low, like common grapes. A pair OF
scissors lay by the cut-glass fruit
stand to cut off piece as wanted
On one side of the handsome dining
room was large yard full of flowers
Persian honeysuckle in full bloom,
and roses, there are always roses
cannas that / never saw in perfec
ton until then, five feet high, will
spikes of crimson and yellow bloom
large as a small gladiolus flower. =
Great Divide.
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{. Though like a wanderer,
Daylight all gone

DayHSnG all gone.
sung the clear voices as our train spec
on through the darkness, only slen'
der rail between us and eternity.
sin a mirror l watched with pleas
ure the child before me. Her eyes
were raised, and her face wore the
rapt expression of a musical enthusl-
asst and religious devotee.
Z" 'There let the way appear,
Steps up to heaven
she sung, and her eyes seemed look
ing straight through the shining por-
tails into the Celestial city, and her
face to catch a CLEAN from its radl-
ance.
Angels to beckon me,
Nearer, my God, to thee
s'In imagination | almost saw the
angels reckoning the dear child, as
watched the glow of enthusiasm, the
rapt expression of devotion in the
sweet face.
1.-The doctor was watching her, ALSO,
and a shadow of pain passed sudden
lv across his countenance. With a
quick movement he drew his child
nearer, as if he, too, felt the pres
ence of angelic visitants, and would
fain hold his darling back from their
welcoming arms.
ssOn rushed the train; clearer and
sweeter sounded the music.
"sOr if on joyous wings,
Cleaving the sky,
Sun, moon, and stars forgot,
Upward | fly.
ssThe glow deepened on the beau
tiful face, the eyes were filled with
the light of holy rapture, OF intense
devotion, and on the wings of her en-
thusiasm I, too, was borne upward,
when suddenly there was terrible
shock, crash, the falling of heavy
bodies, crushing into us and hurting
us down from a great height. The
lights went out, and through the dark
ness and terror, the indescribable
confusion, echoed cries for help,
shrieks and groans and prayers"
Uncle Frank paused as the memo
~ of the terrible scene pressed upon
him.
"Was it Chatsworth p I asked as
soon as 1 could command my voice.
''And how did you escape? -
eyes, it was Chatsworth," he said.
81 was saved miraculously, 1 scarce
ly know how; but was only stunned
and bruised, and was among the first
to escape from the wreck"
"And zee pity little dirl?" Mabel
asked, her eyes fixed anxiously on his
face.
ooh Mabel little darling J" Uncle
Frank said with deep emotion, clasp
ing the dear form closer and closer in
his arms, chow can you understand
that the other Mabel-the sweet lit
tie singer-was found under all that
wreck, next day, clasped closely in
the arms of her dead father. Death
had come so suddenly that her face
still wore the look of holy rapture
of sweet peace l had seen upon 1t at
last. Surely the angels had beckon-
ed her, and the dear Lord had ans
Wered her unconscious prayer and
drawn her nearer himself