The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
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MR BRACEBRIDGE'ie
MA. 'enpS DlLEM-

Le is Ike lightning.
iditb bf action, altbongi sr oF Not in its rap
wan ehicL If is 'n.e g extent, but in the
gent;or. mada ~, ~ .iored in the human
YOU utnerrv. good, NH bit by bit from ner-
sommorbid conat a. health, or, it may be,
thcf I'M slare ie ne:dition, and then, when
peuiitself zen .nornjhas accumulated it ex-
nenfi iect in packsrslly on the most promi-
ofceltry. II hisfthe surrounding expanse
a clip of fee have seen lightning strike
higln an T. Spanish bayonet two feet
nothg el{ : Arizona Inesna. There was
ofTli thF e in sight. If man bad gone
Of irrusesth Fat, it would have been case
whne in ition.
of halc0m- NJ Bracebridge took the advice
sort 2 ne eWnl, eician to " seek some quiet re-
he WIS more appeared at Blue Lie. Springs
Six m eufiering from a recoil, as it were.
ia Coz, ~ tbs before he had p,et Miss Ret
10, the - 10, the daughter of Peter Costel-
the I - reat copper king" at dance in
straief- - 1slce de Leon hotel, and had
love Mac ray fallen head over heels in
thing stcres b her. She was pretty little
yer 70 Sea o, if she had contracted the fe-
fashion shy llheatricals that is epidemic IN
nades orn de circles Just now, would have
singh lter { bv an astute manager for q
,ther ,ar- chambermaid." And, on the
lad rer el- I'D, if the great Peter, her sire,
on's ID q tned on the old sod as Lord Luf-
,laved. int. little Reita would have
ess. te role in reality with great sue
'reneh il was, her sprightliness, her
pinnajGaf ,,ucation and clothes set her on
ee of ,tshe where she received the hom-
me of a. n,he adjacent youth. Up to the
lown of We Ponce de Leon dance she had
,r that be itself such an excellent conduc-
ad sorNa- del the shafts launched at her
ithout 4 hehrough her head and heart
nded Re nlaying the slightest trace, and
eaded teh an er feet But it was n strong
lorationh wLnan who could pass over the
If even IF Richard Bracebridge with
eat man thrill. Miss Costello had a
Id danc,f inn. There were rides and walks
ok his a. aud and then Mr. Bracebridge
leers ane. p. nst gold pen into his nervous
eat pet,d o wrote business letter to the
ugbter as Wrr, asking him for his only
ten mild Jac'ow, and the prospect of eight
re. and "A weron dollars in the course of ma
esumin.y, ''on sry properly felt himself Q
The conf lpstart while he was about it
. yroted ter magnate agreed with him
ter telEh air Bracebridge a pompous
t of one Frg him that the last descend
btlv man cb.i,f the Irish kings was not tC
llar wes. upan with an American of no par
line thet l.. VIII or position, ond he must
: letter. b. Monor of the alliance. When
alread,. electereached Mr.. Bracebridge he
belove,- for thteceived the fearful adieus Of
ne by a Iheshe having been summoned
,e sonrc- n.remptory telegram from the
which
at Bri Reduo showed his allegiance 10
81 pee ! on in one striking Ito Ameri-
In nitv. He ruled his daugh-
nd sou, Pennsyl
{ Blu year selin Mr.. Bracebridge appear
of hi July holk, he still dropped the cor.
that lines atrstache, under the impress.
he 9ov sold on n
he woi turn untd fruits of love were done,
eiualih / tion in raj canker and the grief
1t nat - him alone
exna,l -hors vacuum. After he
asior ~ is accumulation of youth
7ed p Miss Costello, and had
a sto cost. IN RETURN KIM nature
in ND The on. >, new e'ne eGaIge nE .na II Ta' ha
the1r young married laules
ii iaid amones and nurses from Gin
VIII ,eia'es 'h'''o or three thin young "
zee i,o'i lHg discovered, from an ex-
ntlv Ts.- " years, Or over, how
mai 'e"c 7, - =, .alspicuous one can be
ace ,luaH tbeir ;ndust,l or bit of fancy work
a h the hundred .nserted. So Bracebridge
70 ne ne reoion which and loaned his French
witmild the rocks cabg married ladies, and
an, and mark the plaabies, wearing his gay
nen,s;on to an old Ems neckwear for the be-
'elf-l lOc ., oseF%heImede maidens' until his
ice 5 Inc IlIh OF Nc was very fully re-
iris Ea'tors Brilliantly tinted Ken
wiNew me fehnsygun to make gay the