The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-16
tif AlTtE II.


degrees i. certain cynir element in his
disrp-lti II prevailed with g!oo m re-
suit. After all. had he not merely
u .cn Tho uurc Of Il finished coquette:
Might not the romantic novelty in
which Nad;.me d Autrcvillc had cho-cn
10 lnun'!, her conf-->i II have leon
simply til" cruelty # 4 ;irren and arid
s;,ui. Did 81. d"-crVe Il riean of his
compassion: Noe than this. W., She
not pri,"t .iy .Hhi!aratcl iy the an
9ui-n Of which sac had made him =
.;ct m Where was The necessity Of
sli;.i :: Woman - She marrying again:
i,c" least wish ;Fas NOW @,atlilcti by
ti.c amplitude ~ those funds which .".'
dead p5u-c h;d h"4uc&thcd he".
Every Ii lover p'p@tlt>1e at hc'' gt.r-
!ncllt hrln was Il new ifltoXlcatio #
triumph. The world va, tUl! Of .usj
>ll,.h Boobies Sirens. ana she tt,w.lc
lnali-ulE am ny them all It, i sinister
queen. VIA. she deserved WAS not
this tribute on lii own at OF mopiEg
and ucak-will"ti for'o.ln -. Punt h
lncnt wa indeed what she deserved.
ard in hi altered and even savage.
mood s>talnc found himself longing toi.
come frIttfU! means o. iniic tng upon
her II kind f cuu !tc.-hlvw ti.at She
woul' rumcIEbe-. Ill the day f hr.
death.
Letters nad meanwhile rc>cneI him
from tie gay world ,"NunI his placid
:: III 1unt"in yet cat. and IN III rt th;,n
one Of those he al Of l!ortcn>c
| d'AutrtviIc', continued mcr"imtut
/, AID puatjnr,. dainty. fashionable. rN
! trayar;iNt Such tiainr@ were ill--lit
! ed II hal TIE vcn-cful Tenor OF hi
mu ing. In ear Y autumn he returned
! to Paris. ana though accidentally made
/ aware that she va, SoIpuinlnG ii her
! Town motel Icr two 81 three days i;ettro
| going 10 stay viii; hc' friend the toUil-
| tess If t:lcn;,lbun. III ~r:Ecr-ct>hirc. h.
/ almost at 'n"c start q fcl' liavl:, sail
| iug thence ~ America.
! During thc next year. while passing
| his time /, tween New York and the
! smaller. ,nuIu >uuthcrlE town. where
! h. was born. ~ta> Nc not seldom dcpol't-
| cd hiln>cif Ii the 'ut,t eccentric way.
His old ,l1;:Nity would at times wholly
leave hin. and q larrosc cIu.tncs@
would take its place. No. and thea
, ac WrU!t LAY Irrelevant things ca
| 3IuG~e him Of into lit, OF silence,
/ when were the de- al OF his enter
tanners. Ii i, tl';tc that Il man Of his
cEtlcnc note might nave behaved 'a:'
more ,.sy;li ely and yet loceiEcd no
| open ecn-u'c: int. d. It now Happen, Il,
he WA lore d to ray the penalty Of
| being cun~ricUou.. y report gut into
! circulation that he Was on tie verge
| Of '.cmrntia. ii not already mad. Had
! not his maternal uncle. IN treas Au-
brcy. dict Il ;un&t;c a"d was ii not
well known that Insanity had more
| shan once crop! cd eat With ugly yer
sistenc" il he Aubrey line:
y friend at last told ~tayne of the
hard thing, that wee being said OF
him. The informant was this time Il
real friend, am! not, a. 80 often hap
pens in such cases. Il foe under the
gu.sr OF one. :>ta:nc know this and Il;
once felt the :csit, Of the tidingS bear
! IL up n him with full force. At first
they ann .Ied him excessively. Then
Il srnsr of di-@ust hc-ct him. and ut
Indifferent, as we'll. But through hoth
mental states beamcd clearly to bin Il
| certain distinct ica izati n. His life
! bad grown rurposctc-~. Nearly TIE
| most enyicd man in tie country. he
| was vet one Of the ica-t contented. He
said something Of tai, sort to the
friend who hal brought him news o:
those unpleasant runnlS. You should
marry" VA, ne reply. "Sc,tct Some
lovely girl there az Thousands t.
choose from AID ucvute yuuls II to hcl'
han mess.
"-Hh. true. TUE. u,ulmurcd S,aEnc.
>trcki..g his mu~t;che. "Thcrc a!e
thousands to c!loo-c from. and that :
the devil Of It. They re al alike at
| east, 10 M.
"HuilI Sn:;,c colossal monument of
charity. then. Dive deep into the
| waters OF aitrui~m.