Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

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70 the demonstration of al aosarciIy.
Lena Hartman. 6axosn. b.oade and
warm bloSded. bslozgod % that vast
axay q wo1asn that thTIses eess on
nssl-cs. She lovsd Henry aenshAl Do
case she feared hinl.
ae had called her silly when she az
tempted 20 Be playful. made fun Of her
thsories. xnd referred To her zs dull, in
srtiszc and shallow pAtad.
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hart AeF was tAs inGldsreacs 10 show al
whsn she poutea. expecting 70 DO
co4xed.
co2nng vas not IA the painters tac-
ties lie could hare so0tned her with a
hand clasp if &c cared % Go 50. but ne
didn't. and by ignoring her moods 10
deifled himself tc whistle and u
come-po-y you" state Of imporsance.
Inadvertently Henry was training his
WIFE for future success Women are as
easily spoiled IS children, and oHce in
dulged they twlne a man about their
fingers OF play doornat with him, as the
hun9r suits.
It's the s.ining Of grain and grass
that gives the thoroughbred beauty and
20: and just Il proportion 10 the CHECK
ing aEd stinuEg Of his affection viii q
MA hold and slsiave the woman who is
IN love with him. The velvet glove is
very soothing 70 the touch. but woman
wants 70 know thai there's an iron grip
under i.
Hcary Heashan counted the belfry
strokes snd waited for the rcsounding
tones 10 die away before unlocking the
door.
Ia the hall. on his way 10 the bridal
chamber. he met Banker Hartman go
ing to signal the leader of the orchestra
for the march.
"Ah, old man; glad to see you! How
are your knees: Shall get you drink
of something
no. thank you; I'm all night. Where's
Lena2-
Dear Henry, how do look? Is my
veil on straight? I'm awfully nervous.
Are your
TIE pale faced bridegroom was spared
the effort of response by burst of mel
ody that came from the fifty strings
hidden away in some place overhead.
and Offering his arm 10 the goddess in
satin and pearled tulle he led her down
the broad staircase, along the rose trel-
hsed hall, through the orchid scented
drawing room and into the floral bower
In the gateway stood the venerable
clergyman, book in hand. straight as a
sentinel and bright as January rose.
The sweet strains of "Oberon" came
from the Pleading. sobbing yiolins.
In six minutes by the watch Of Broker
Henshall his son was husband, and at
o'clock the following evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Henshall, Mrs. Smith, Mr..
Crawford, DR.. Watson and Miss Brown
were in the Union depot Of Chicago,
waiting for the san Francisco limited.