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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

La meior pluma del mundo La mas bara.
ia en- su calidad. Remitimos muestras quien
las pida daremos precios--Vendense:
"ARMAS Y JIMENEL,' Cruz 13. - LA
ESFERA," Fortaleza 84.-"LA GRAN CANA
RIA" Cruz 11.-En Arecibo: Sobrinos de Ar
mas & c., Plaza Principal (Sbdo.l
Los pedidos de vino legitimo de Logrono que
SO hagan los Sres Sobrino de Luifa c., SO
envian & la Isla perfectamente envasados en- Guar
terolas, garrafones caias de Is 20 botellas.
f lfamado 'ss 5;''s5';s';@s gss.~ s;:;;. ,as''',.
decarado la Real Subdelegacf0n de FaFmacia dec
agradable competamente nofensivo 10 hay de yenta
cuarteroas los princpale amacenes vveres de
esta cudad agentes generates A. VICENTE
c., Marina San Juan Puerto-Rico Mario 20
No SO encuentra en- la Capital de Puerto Ri.
co IN estabecimiento en- que haya tan complete
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Sc dice que las condiciones higienicas del
Castillo del Moro no son las mas aprop6sito pa.
ra la tropa que allf estA acuartelada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Cerecedo Hermanos ca. son los dnicos
agsntes de los acreditados puros cigarrillos de
la marca Partagds de la Habana. Dichos Seres.
venden una famosa prensa de empacar tabaco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Bajo 81 epigrafe EsPeransa para los epsl9ptacoc,
dice un peri6dico de Nueva York:
Anoche Sc di6 lectufa ante la Sociedad Ne.
dica de este condado por el doctor Paul Glbier,
presdente de la Sociedad Bactereol6gica de Nue.
va York director del Institute Pasteur, una
communication acerca de un tratamlento entera.
mente nuevo de las afecciones nerviosas por me-
dio de la TRANSMISSION. El principal agente del
nuevo tratamento la sustancia girls de la ma
terra cerebral de la oveja, 81 metodo de Mr..
Gibier es a6n un progreso sobre ell sistema que
tan gran interes est4 excitando en- Paris. Par.
tiendo del principle de que IN individuo epilep.
tico Sc habfa curado de su affection mediante la
inyecci6n del virus rabico que 90 le apic6 contra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

La sociedad "benefactora de sus Asocisdos
establecida en- esta Capital, por medic de gu pre-.
sjdente ha depositado en- cuenta corrlente ei
Banco Espahol, la suma de 500 pesos moneda Co
rriente, despues de tener cubieras todas sus aten
clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Nos dicen que va Sc ha dado la orden par
trasladarse Vieques la guarnici6n de tropa gu
hay en- Humacao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
demas pef6dicos de Ia isla, Ia lnsercion de estas
linaaa

Varios hombres de ciencia, reunidos en-
Stockton, han discutido con todo detenimiento ell
interesante punto de 81 existe el sulcldio en- los
animaes La mayoria vot6 por Ia affirmative
despues de haber escuchado la relaci6n del hecho
siguiente, acaecido en- Stockton: Hace algunos
meses que Harri Ainsworth fu9 muerto por un
tren de la linea de Sacramento. Poseia oil difun
to un hermoso perro, el cual presenci6 aquella
horrible desgracia Ell pobre animal alejo un
momento del cadaver de su dueno cuando fu&
llevado al cementerio slguio al fdnebre cortejo
dsndo aullidos de dolor. 81 perro fue recogdo
por un pariente de Harry, que 10 conservaba
mo un recuerdo del difunto. Ell animal no re-
cobraba su algeria, comiendo apeQas 10 indispen
sable para no morir. Un dia que ell can paseaba
con su nuevo amo junto la linea ferrea de Ca
hfornia, vieron avanzar por ella tren electrico
que marchaba gran veocidad. Ell can al verle,
sin vacllar un momento, Sc Ianz6 al encuentro
del tren haeiendose aplastar por las ruedas. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Han llegado la Habana procedentes de
Madrid, el sefior don Estanisao de Antonio nom
brado Secretario del Gobierno General don
Francisco de P. Arazoza director de la Goceta
OfciaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
Alerta consumidores!

CerveZa Espanola "Cruz Blanca de Santander:
Hoy no tene competidores para ests afamada
veza que por excelentes cuadadCs sobrepone las
meores marcas recben del extranjero, detaa
los prncpaes establecmientos Capital yenden
por mayor sus importadores, CALDAS y c..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Escribe eI Daar10 de Comerclo, importante
periodico de Barcelona:
"Dentro de muy POGO tempo, quzas en-
este mes de Enero, Sc vera en- juicio admins.
trativc un ruidoso asunto de caracter comercial
en- el que andan envueltos comprometidos mas
de cwarenta fablicantes de nuestros principales
centros fabriles. Tai asunto radica en- la deega-
ci6n de Hacienda de Corona; es cosa de mucha
monta, pues quizas legue a un million de pesetas
10 que pudiera costar la broma"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
Grandes YinQs EspafQIes

Vnos puros eneabezar de las meiores Bodgas Ia
RQd Vddpenas GaljciG, MdnzdUd de Sdalcdr de Barrd
media Lo'es Cer0ezns de las mejores marcas venden
ell deposito de los senores FAJARDO HERMANOS CO
San Francisco 81 al por mayor al detalle precos bara
tisimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Ell Herald de Nueva ork nos ha favorecldo
ejemplar del alcance de edicl6n de 10
de Enero que contiene ell facsimile de la nueva
emission de selos de correo de los Estados. Uni
dos que circuaran durante ell ano de la Exposi-
cion Colomblna. Son 20 los sellos (desde un
cestavo hasta cinco pesos J, representa- varias
las escenas relativas al descubrimiento de Anne.
RIGA. Ensenaremos dicho alcance los coleccio-
nistas de sellos que desGen verlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

CoNsEJO A LAS MADREs-El Jarabe Gains de
la sonora Winsow debera sepre ninos
padecen de La denticion Proporciona avo Immediate
pequeno paciente produce sueno tranquilo natural
aviando todo door, ell angeo risueo feliz
Es agradabe al paladar Alva al pequenuelo aban-
da las encias cama todo dolor rguariza los intesnos
e meor remedio conocdo darreas ocasonada
la denti(ion Ii otra causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Recortamos de La Lucha de la Habana:
"Los Sc multipcan de un modo
traordinario. Sc han recibldo esta capital
gran ndmero de cartas de Madrid, suscritas por
Aspirantes a candidates Diputados 4 Cortes,
ofreciendo viIIaS castilas ell de que
sean electos en- las pr6ximas elecciones. Todos
quleren un encos'llado prometen consagrarse
Is defensa vigorosa de los intereses de Cuba
Afo-tunadamente aqui ell cunerismo planta
ex6tica, Sc conocen, perfectamente las condi-
clones de esos gensrosos pretendentes la Dipu-
taci6n. Solo deben elegrse Diputados aqueos
hoabres que tengan ntereses en- el pals conoz
can sus necesdades"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Recortamos de Las NovedadeS de Nueva,
York:
La torre que Sc elevaba en- el puente leva-
dizo del rio Harlem del New York Central, y
que durante muchos amos SO veia ergurse di-
cho sitio, SO halla hoy, merced los adelantos de
la maquinaria al arrojo de los ingenieros Gin
cuenta cuatro pies al oeste del punto que Sc
enoontraba Las 100000 libras que pesa su
elevation de l27 pies, no han sido obstAculos pa
ra que llevara cabo esta traslaci6n, que tuvo
ademas el mGrto de haberse efectuado en- un es-
pacio de tempo muy corto, veinticuatro minutes,
y Gin que la manlobra SO detuviera su marcia
nj un momento nj Sc interrumpiera por un ms
tante el servicio de los trenes".
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1 hIIDAK DAT Salon de Barberia q P.rf,naeria
IHOilAn 0AlD PEDRO URBIZTON
Aim ErsnAn ~

~S's u DRO u DO
San Francisco ID
~ Sc complace atiende a los parroqutanos Linn
pieza, Prontitud Esmero Elegancia.
I'm este aereditado salon. reformado recientemene SO
admiten abonados por hay siempre surdo ge
neral de jabone cosmeco aguas tocador Aceites po
madas polvos toda clase de perfumeria extra fna.
~ Amabilidad con los marchantes ell publico
general.
81 necesita Vd. comprar efectos de quincalla
ferreterfa, loza extra superior remos y Iona
para embarcaciones, vaya los grandes estable-
cimientos de NJ. Roman Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

VAPORES El espl. Ntceto, sali6 de San
tander ell rs del pasado para este. Ell esp Antonio
Lopez sall6 de Cadiz con escala en- Canarias ell 80
del pasado.--El esp Ruosdn de Larrinaga, saldra
de Liverpool ell Is del corriente. FL espanol
AV5!4s el dia del corrlente saldra por la costa
Oeste.--El espahol II. L. Vtltaverde sall6 ell 81
del pasado de la Hsbana.--E espanol Espaaa
saldra de la Habana ell cuatro del corriente para
Ponce, Mayaguez este puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

ALCOHOLADO GATELL.-Este prepara-
do indispensable en- toda casa de famlia, sc deta,
liza en- todas las farmacas perfumerias de mas
credto en- la Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
Una naa.!is. electric.

Desea venderse una maquina electrca de
corriente continual sistema Troevve de 10 ele
mentos. Su precio 80 pesos. fnformaran calle
de San Justo ibreria de los Sres. Aguiar y
"a. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
Calesa de Venta

Sc ofrece de construction moderna perfecto
tado, montura paente soda union de buen caba
lo de tro Operacon de contado. Referencas La Co
RREsPoNDENCIA PUERTo-RICo. 5-s
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Vista: ts ?g..H d. 5s f.si. .ss's "a de e,ssia.e sseiss

album lujosamente encuadernado con 80 Ystas
en- fototipia de diferentes stios de la Capital de
Puerto Rico FL ejemplar vale un peso con SO
centavos. Dirijrse don E. LOPEZ CEPERO,
Fotografo Capital, Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Es UN AGENTE poderoso para eonbatir el Raquitis
los ninos, la debidad Escrofula, Emulsion
de Scott y engorda da fuerza salud
La Guafra, Venezuela, Enero de 1884.
Muy Sres. miOs-DeGicado al estudio tratamiento de
las Intermediates de la nfanca he endo oporunidad
dez ocho amos de practca constante de las pre-
paraciones ell acee de hgado de bacaao base
principal he obtendo tan buenos resuados
como con la Emulsion de Scott Por brlane exito
feico ustedas felcito tambien Ia ciencia tiene
hoy en- dicha Emulsion un agente poderoso para
batir e raquitismo los nnos la debdad general
crofula, intermediates recuentes entire DR.
Francisco A. Meja." Medico de sanidad del puerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
MalebIes de bejuc0

Sc hallan de venta precios m6dicos en- ell pabeon
nlmero del 1er piso del Quartet de Infantera de Baa
ja ocupa ell ler Jefe del Battalion Cazadores de Ca
diz.-Nd9.uet IrdtS SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

Paraguas, sobretodos, bastones, sombreros
camisas, camisetas, cuellos puhos pafuelos
de seda, comprelos Vd. en- La E1egancia Cu6ana
Fortaleza 10. 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04
Dr.. Agusn -Eels0 a. BasOr0,

medico cirujano Ofrece sus servicios profesona
les en- Barcelona, calle de Laura, ndm.o AZ, pis
30, puerta Ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-04

varlado surtido de calzado, corbatas paraguas,
medlas calcetines, como en- /" La Palmesana, "
de Pleras Ca. Tambien halla dicho esta-
Decimieto un aceite, que hace chuparse los dedos.
Prueba hace fe.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

tated by the sweetness of the hope that
love had been returned. But this repulse,
what could it means For q few moments
my thoughts We're beyond my control. I
neither spoke nor moved. But only for an
instant. Composure returned and l was
master once more. Turning to Mr.. Lo4-
lard, said.
Are you intending to take tour Of the
mountain scenery in Colorado, or are you
Just passing on your homeward journey?'
1--WE came to Denver, thinking of spend
ing some time here. Are you at liberty to
join our party?'
s'Yes, sir" l answered, s'that, I think,
would be agreeable to both the Duke OF
Melvorne and myself
''Then that is the famous Duke of Mel.
vorne that I have so often heard OFF"
asked Mr.. Lollard.
Melvorne and Lady Irving had left the
room without presenting the duke to her
friends They were now enjoying a pro-
menaae on the broad piazza of the hotel.
YES, sir, that is the Duke of MelyCrne.
We have just been visiting his ranch in
Dakota, and are now going to visit his
smaller one il this State, I answered.
"He seems to have found a friend IN
Lady Irving" said Mrs. L.oilarl, a lively
little brunette.
He was very much surprised when he
discovered her in the dining hall. And
was equally surprised TO hear your voice
in this strange laGd, Miss Everett" | said,
turning to Stella as [ spoke. MAY l ask
how you cam to be so i;tc from home?'
Il came with Lady Irving. We have
been tGco.-' :. :. together" she said. How
are your mother and sister?"
'My mother is dead. Myrtle is with An
| ME Wren,' said, watching her face as
mentioned Annie's name. Stella changed
her position as l spoke, but had found a
key to her Indifferent manners.
Your mother dead'' she exclaimed af-
ter moments pause. u have 50 often
pictured her calm, sweet face with look
of welcome on it for me, when returned,
for always meant to see her again, she
was so kind to me-" The tears glistened in
her eyes as she spoke of my mother. "And
little MYRTLE how would like to see her,
she was very dear to me-"
'Niother died in the winter / had been
to London, and was called home suddenly
on account of her illness. She lived only a
few hours after my return" While was
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

''Are these little buildings the homes Of
your tenants?" / asked.
Eyes; they may look small to US, but to
these poor beings who have been cooped
mp in crowded tenements it rivals even the
famous FL Dorado There are families
here, with all their uncles, aunts and cOu-
sins. until the whole settlement seems one
family Of kin folks. They are from the
north of Europe, where they have been
trained to ungusstionabla obedience and
plodding industry"
How much did it cost you to bring
them hcres" | asked, as we were riding
from place to place on the estate
Seven dollars head" he answered, rs
though speaking Of a herd of cattle
II see you have been in America long
enough to have learned some of her
shreWdness.'
"How so.''
you could never have brought people
here without some previous arrangement.
How did you manage it?''
i @Fc-y easily. You see | had bought
largse trac:s Of lands from the railroad com
rany ard they were under some obl.gar
tions to me. | asked for honest rates to
bring settlers in. At first ] could not get
rates that would justify me in bringing
them, But after great deal of consulta
Il ton We arranged with different railways
and sina Of steamers. until the fare was
5ust seven dollars per head by the family
"Thcse buildings, how did you arrange
s for theg:o
..The:a again the railroads helped me.
rot rates for everything. Each house as i
stands cost me fifteen dollars. The tenant
h,;1t fnaua themselves, -
..How will you ever get your moae
back asked
.sEacl, man is hired by the year, unit
the land begins to produce something
then they will rent. Whatever ! pay fe
building or living expenses is kept 1roi
the wages
What do they live on? see the Ian
has just been broken
aYou have seen the little provision stol
and p,stoifice; well, that is kept by N
agent and an account is kept with eac
tenant az the amount of provisions ne ls
debtor. 1t is brought here from varlo'
places
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24
FCONTINUED NEXT WEEK. |

Two new and sseful inventions 10
the printing trade are illustrated IN
the last Inland Printer. The tirss is
q double case stand made to revGye
on. casters like the revolving book
case now so common. This enables a
man sitting in one position without
moving to have before him from fifty
to a hundred different fonts Of type.
The other is case stand and copy
holder built upon the principle OF a
dictionary holder.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

Eight men elected governors OF
Massachusetts since George S. Bout
we'll held that position have died.
He is as active and vigorous as he
was twenty years ago.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

FraEceyille, one OF the New
Hebrides Islands, is said to be the
smallest republic in the world. Its
population comprises forty whites
and about 500 negroes.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

Each person in this country sends
on an average forty.four letters every
year.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24
CHAPTER xv.-A DOUBLE MEETING.

CHAPTER Xv.-A DOUBLE MEETING.
From the Dake of Melvorness great es-
tate in Dakota we went south through the
beautiful prairie country OF Nebraska,
thence into Colorado There Melvorne
had another, though smaller estate that
he wished to visit.
Denver, the quaint city Of the West, was
our final resting place. 1t lies at an alti'
tude of 1915 feet, and about fifteen miles
from the mountains.
Going to the Windsor Hotel, we enga-
ged rooms, hal dinner and went out to see
the city. We passed down Que Of those
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ATLANTA. ca, TUESDAY. JULY IS, 1893.

his avuncular pretensions seemed more pre-
posterous than ever And when he had
rung the bell and was admitted by severe
Hibernian portcress, his momentary hesi1
tation and halfhunor0uS ditiidencc mad
such an unexpected effect upon her that II
seemed doubtful if be would be allowed to
pass bcvond the vcStibule. 'Shurc, miss,
She said in Il whisper to an under tr:lchef
there's wan at the dure who calls himself
Mister Hamlin,' but av 1t is lot Il young
lady maskcra,lin' in her brothers clothes
Oi'm very much mistaken; and ay 1t $ IL boy
one of the pupils nrothcrs-surc ye might
put q dhresS on him when you take the
others out for Il walk and he'd pass for the
beauty of the whole school
Apantimc the unconscious subject OF TINS
criticism WAS pacing somewhat uneaSllY up
and down the formal reception room INTO
which he had been finally ushcrcd. It's
further end was flied by an enormous
parlor organ. Il number of music books
and Il chcerfully variegatcd globe. y
large presentation Bible, an equally mas
siyo illustrated volume on the Holy Land,
!, few landscapes in cold, BLUSH. milk-and-
water colorS and rigid heads in crayoHH,
the wolk Of pupils, were presumably orna-
mental An imposing mahogany sofa and
what seemed to be Il disproportionate cX-
cess of chairs somewhat coldly furnished
the room Jack had reluctantly made up
his mind that if Sophy accompanied
by any one he would be obliged to kiss
her TO keep up his assumed relationship.
As she entered the room with Miss Mix,
Jack advanced and Sohcrly Salutcd her
on the cheek. But so positive and apparent
was the salantry of his presence, and,
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drawn mouth and tear-dimmcd eyes as
she held out Der hand and said
God bless you for being so kind
Jack shuddered and glanced quickly
around. But quickly no one heard tins
crushing salutation, and the next moment
the door closed upon her and Mrs. 3ohnson
1t was past midnight. and tbs Moon was
riding high over the narrowing yellow river
when Jack again stepped out on deck. Lie
had just left the captains cabin and Il
small social game with the officers, which
had served to come extent to vaguely re
lieve his irritation and their pockets. lie
had presumably quite forgotten the incident
of the afternoon, us he looked about him
and conpiaccntly took i'll the quiet beauty
of the night. The low banks on either side
offered no break to the uninterrupted Jewel
of the landscapes, through which tho liver
seemed to wind only as a race track for the
rushing boat. Every fiber of her vast but
fragile bulk quivcrcd under the goad Of her
powerful! engines There was no other
movement but hers; no other sound but this
monstrOus beat and painting; the whole tram
quiz landscape seemed to breathe and pull
safe with her; dwelIcrs in the tulcs miles
away, heard and cclt her as she PASSED, AID
il seemed to Jack, leaning over the railing
rs il the whole river swept like Il sluice
through her paddle boxes.
Jack had quite unconsciously Iounged be
fore that part of the railing where the
young Girl had leaned Il few hours ago. AS
he looked down upon the streaming, yellow
mill race below him he nOtccd-What
neither he nor the girl had probably noticed
bctorc-that Il space of the top bar Of the
railing was hinged and could be lifted by
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N 4thod oflewhat Modified Miss Mix,
600 differently relaxed her austcrity. She
'. lad to be able to give the best ac-
leal- dts of Miss Brown, not only as re-
: Wrdcd her studies, but rs to her conduct
and department. Really with the present
freedom of manners and laXity of home
discipline in California. it was gratifying
to meet Il young lady who seemed to value
the Importance OF IL proper dccOrum and
behavior especially toward the opposite
sex. Mr.. Hamln, although her guardian,
Was perhaps too young to understand and
appreciate Ibis. 70 this incypericncc she
must also attribute the indiscrcton of his
calling during school hours. and without
preliminary warming. She trusted, how
ever, that his informalty could be over
looked after consultation with Nine.
Biancc, but, in the meantime perhaps for
half an hOur-Shc must withdraw Miss
Brown and return with her to the class.
Mr.. Ilamlin could wait in this public
room. reserved especially for visitors UNI
/ ill they returned. Or, if he cared to, ac-
! company one of the teachers in Il formal
! inspection of the SchOo-Shc added doubt
| fully with Il glance at Jacks distractins
| attractionS-shc would submit this also to
| Mime. Blancc.
Thank you-thank you" returned Jack
hurriodly, as u depressing vision of the fifty
or sixty scholars rose before his eyes but
I'D rather mott mean, you know. ia Just
as leave stay mere alone. | wouldn't have
called. anyway. don't you see only | had a
day otI-and-and-I wanted to talk with
my Niece on family matters" He did not
say that h" had received II somewhat dis
! tressful letter from her asking Jim to come;
q new instinct made him cautious
Considerably relieved by Jacks unexpect-
I'd abstcnti0n, which seemed to spare her
)upiS the distraction of his graCrS Miss
Nix smiled more amicably and retired with
Ter charge: In the single glance he had cx-
| 1 = I,
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The two principals Of the school and half
Il dozen teachers were standing gravely be-
hind, and at the open door Il dozen curlcd
and frizzIed youthful heads peered in eager
ly. but half restrained bE their teachers
The relaxed features and apologize at
titude Of Mime Bancc and Miss Mix showed
that Mr. Hamlin had unconsciousy
achieved Il triumph. lie might not have
been pleased to know that his extraordinary
performance had solved difficulty, ctfaced
his other graces, and enabled them to place
him on the moral plane OF Il mere musician
to whom these ccccntricitics were allow
able and privileged. He shared the admlra-
ton extended by the young ladies to their
music teacher, which waS always under
stood to be Il scXless enthusiasm and u
contagious juvenile disorder. 1t was also Il
fine advertisement of the organ. Nine.
Rance smiled blandly-lnproYcd the occa-
sion by thanking Mr.. IiaInIiA for having
given the scholars It gratultous lesson on
the capabilities Of the instrument, and was
clad to be able to give Miss Brown Il half
holiday to spend with he" Accomplished rcla-
tive. Miss Brown was ev,'c now up stars
putting on her hat and mantle. Jack was
relieved; Sophy would not attempt 10 cry
on the street.