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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Mrs. Eclalie Katzenstein, wife OF F..
Katzenstein, of Socorro. died at Las
Cfucee, Of cholera morbus, In the
seventy-ff b year of her age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

The cattlemen of Socorro and Sierra
counties are anticipating the prevalence
of the disease known 80 black leg
among herds, which is caused by the
cattle piling on too much fat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

More rain has fallen in and around
Lordsburg, the present season, than the
oldest old-timer has any recollection
of, and the ranges are in splendid
shape.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Gov. OTERo has issued a Labor-day
proclamation, designating Monday,
September 9Th, as q holiday in New
Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be rag
netic, full OF life, nerye and vigor, take MOTTO
BAG, the wonder-workez. that makes weak men
ctrong. All druggists, Soc or SL. Cure guaran-
toed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS.

In the way OF health aud pleasure re-
SORTS, Las Vegas is unrivaled. 10 a radius
OF twenty mil s, In romsntic mountain
gIens and beside babbl:nz mountain brooks,
are Las We. as Hot Springs, Harvey's, Ell
P~orysnir, Sandoval's, Mineral Hill. Rome
70 Ranch. Blake's, Sparks, Sapello, Roci-
ada and other places, too numerous to
mention, where Eealth can be recovered.
and life becomes a pleasure to tue ennuys,
tho invalid. the over-Y3rked bus ness man.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

The funeral of Q A. Masters, who
died in .he old town, Saturday FORE
noon, took place from Undertaker
Strong'g parlorg o. Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
LATITUDE AMP ATTITUDE,

The Latitude is about tho same as hat OF
central Tennessee, while the altitude is
nearly $500 feet, This combination gives
a peculiar, but most happy, result. lu the
v inter, during the day, the thermometer
seldom fails, in the shade, below 4O', while
It often runs, in the sunshine, to 65O-or
sven more. On the other hand. IN the
summer the heat Is never Oppressive. IN
the shade, and no Light is too warm for
comfort To BILE sleep, under one or Two blank.
cts. The sun Will shine nine days out OF
every ton, the year roun1, THIS, with ths
extreme dry pess az the air, caused by the
very slight precipitation OF m%oisturei the
resinous aroma. rolling down from the
pine clad mountains; the large amount of
electricity In the air, and the consequent
ozone resulting from the altitude; and the
location of the town, LAID locked by noun
am q ~mesa-these all consp're to pro.
duce an atmosphere which Is a balm to a,l
diseases of the respira organs. The
percentage of death from consumption is
lower III New Mexico than It is any where
else in the United Statee; and no other
place in New Mexico excels Las Veaas 10
the saiubrity of its climate. Asthmatics
expe riepce immsdlats aud permaaent re-
lief in :his altituie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
rERRlroRIAL NEALTH.

This Territory is rich in everything thai
constitutes the wealth Of nations. Iron,
coal, lead, silver, gold, mica, limestone,
sandstone, marbles, gyptum. soda, in end
less variety and exheustless quantities,
are among tie several products Of the
country which Las Vegas commands.
SHEEP. cattle and lumber abound, 80 that
In each of these prime articles Of com
merco this city Is the best market 10 New
Mexico She handles more wool than all
the other towns in The Territory combined,
while her in hides IL truly enor-
nous. In the same way, she stands pre-
eminent for her trade In grains, hay. veget-
ablss, and other farm products; while her
trade In ice, gather ed 10 the neighboring
mountain caions, extends east into Kan
sas. west into Arizona, and south into Old
Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartie. i0c or 2o0-
Il q. g. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Charles Lee is erecting q commo
dioLs building 10 the BUSINESS part of
Lordsburg, which he will stock with
groceries upon its completion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

VIM. Wayland has what appears to
be a very promising gold prospect IN
an iron formation about q mile from
the Hislsboro hot springs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
NEWSPAPERS, MANUFACTURERS, ETe.


Las Vegas has two daily and five weekly
newspapers; three banks; two building
and loan associations; three hotels, and
many boarding houses; nine churches; a
number, of clubs, and all the leading civic
and social societies, a roller -four mill, Ca
pac,ty, fifty barrels q day; two wool
securing establishments, cleaning 1,500 900
poun IS of wool annually; a manufactJry
Of mineral and carbonated waters; two
wagon and carriage factories; a saddle
an / harness factory; electric light plant;
three planning mills; two cigar manufacto-
riea. and other enterprises OF less import
ance.
anal re are eight large wholesale houses,
hose trade extends throughout the Terri
tory and into the adjoining sections, while
the volume OF this trade, and the values OF
the stocks they carry, can not be dupiicat-
ed west of Kansas City and south of Den
YER, Three merchants' brokers have se-
lected this city : their distributing center,
the amount OF their yearly sales exceed.
ing. In the aggregate, the combined sales
of all other such brokers in New Mexico.
The retail merchants of Las Vegas are
more numerous. and carry larger and bet
ter stocks of goods than do the retail mer-
chants Of any other town In this Territory
or Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
As yroxs' INDUSTRIES.

WIN tbs nup'hbst n"S Hpvue AviVVv thhob-
itants. Htil
LAS vKoxs' INDUSTRIES.
1t has water-works, street cars, arc and
incandescsnt electric light plant, telephone
exchanges, Territorial agricultural expert
ment station, headquarters OF the Atchison
railway systam, New Mexico division, to-
gether With railroad machine shops and
II Representing works, stock yards, and the
LARGEST sheep .shearing and dipping plant
in the United States
BEAUTIFUL N PICTURESQUE.
West OF the river, the old town has the
quaint and picturesque Mexican appear
ancs - adobe houses, narrow, crooked
streets, native people aud customs, handi-
crafts and occupations; but the plaza
and all OF the new town, east OF
the river, constitute distinctive
American city, The streets are wide and
we'll graded, while sidewalks abound,
shaded with grow ing trees. Three parks,
nlled with grass IA trees, add to the
beauty and healthfulness u the place.
Handsome and we'll flied stores, beautiful
residences, and innumerable lawns, set In
grass and adorned with s~hrubbery and
aowsrs, combine to proclaim a cultured
community, possessed OF all modern ooM=
forts aud conveniences,
PUBLIC N EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGS.
A city bali three public school build.
ipgs. court house, Masonic temple, Opera
house, Territorial Normal school, Terrific.
rial Insane asy lum, are pubic buildings,
constructed Ut r.. d and white cut sand
stoue unsurpassed in beauty by similar
sdifices In any town, OF equal fixs, in the
staEss.
An Academy, Seminary, Jesuit college,
Convent school, Presby terrain Mission
school, Methodist Manual Training
school, Christian Brothers institute, City
High school, three graded public schools,
a kindergarten aud two Music schools,
besideS, several private teachers are among
the educational advantages.
SANITARY ADVANTAGES,
Las Vegas is the natural SapitariuIh' ol
the United atates, combining more nat
ural advantages than any other place ir
america. Hsr thermal waters are the equal
OF the Hot Springs Vt Arkansas, while he'll
ciimete 10 infinitely superior. There 10 n
mHlarta, no excessive heat or cold-no
knRts, rats or mosquitoes. The air is pure
dry, rarined and highly electri1ed-a GER
taiu cure for consumption, IL the disease
bs taken in time. The hot waters are q
specinc for liver, skin, rheumatic ant
blood disorders. Her Montexuma- hotel IL
the finest bostelry between Chicago anc
California, aud is situated in a beautiful
cany on, hye miles fr9m town, WbeFe VA
bot spfings, forty 10 number, come boilile
10 tho surf ice.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Hon. Frank Springer, Of Las Vegas,
has sent in his check for a life mem.
bership in the horticultural society at
Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Mrs. Ed Martin is very sick with
fever, at the Star Valley ranch, Sierra
county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Summer tourist rates to Colorado from
Las Vegas; To Denver and return. $23 Is;
to Colorado Springs and return. $lS.5 80; to
Pueblo and return, sl5. 70; stop overs al
lowed north Of Pueblo; final limit, Octo.
Der 31st.
Santa Fe branch trains connect ,with.No.
l, 81, 2, % II IS was freight.
Rou al trip tickets to points not over 1856
miles at 10 per cent reduction.
sCHAs.F " JoNEs,
Agent, Las Vegas, N. M.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

No-To-nac for FIFTY Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
neu strong, blood pure. Soc. 81. All druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

The recent heavy rams have render.
ed the S. l.. G. lane, on the road be-
tween Hillsboro and Lake Valley, al
most impossible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
1piniun

II. BoTHs market here al come. for choice MEAT at a moderate SUM
Reliable quality we get here; to sell this best. is RoTH'S ideA
of joints. all cut with SIM ant care. his price Is always just AM fhtH
Thus ii Bee, Pork, Nut on, you should seek It's here, fresh all through the week.
Eus hausages. too. III patrons deeta.l In richness. are always supremE
emp mi You'll md the stock complete. and prompt attention you will nesT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

The railroad company is sinking a
well east of lordsburg, and hopes to
secure water in quantities sufficient to
supply all that is needed by the railroad
and the citizens.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25

Miss Emerson hos resigned as teacher
in the public schools at Eddy, and the
board of education has selected Miss
Josie Witt to fill the vacancy, caused
by the resignation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-25
NEW MBZICO'S CHIEF CITY
Her Resources and Attractions
Brief Summary Of Her
Advantages.

LAS VEGAS. meaning "rhs Meadows"
is the county seat OF Ban MiKuel county,
lies ON both sides OF the daIlinas river, and
with its suburbs, has about 10000 inhab-
itants. f Ni
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

Grant left West Point in mtIsummet
aud spent hls furough in Il t4el sad
Gsorgelown He was invited by tie cni
Gers Of the militia to din tbstr1ops at gen
srsl muster which took place At ~ Kas
sslsyilIe dar,ng August Of lsi
William Wilson a1d Peter Wsmst ste
t.o II the few Hit4esses living who Ta
member the splendid OCCASION.
1t Impressed Itself iurGsoesbly on yonog
wilson's mind because It seemed Wonder
fol. eva revolutionary. to see young
lad such as C.dG Gfsft looked, - icurg
the pompous old soldiers about He
Icosed very young, worry slender and roty
pale.
He was dressed in long blue ooat.
with big epsuIs's and big brass buUDu-.
aDd hi, tous3fs scanned to be WHIT,
though they may bave been isbt grey.
ue wnr. = cap aud red sash srgnDd hls
s.I,t aoi be rods his horse 10 d oe style.
/ was particularly struck With bis voice
-itst -, Li, way Of 0 log 1t The oId
men batked ont their commands You
couldl't tell wlst they ssil. Noise
Sc, med to be their lea Of c1mmsaI b nt
Grants voice was orsr aud calm aud cut
scto.s The parade gTonnd aIth great pre-
etaoo. iivss rstuer high 10 rlteh bat
is vsstt.i,ed ecu d tell tLs', Il ough
ss- .u.y boy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
The Theatre Hat

When TI.llnghast and Gildersl-eva took
their seats in ths Theatre tho other ulght,
tLey ionad their vieW Of the stag i1tr
rnptsd by large pictlre bat on th' neat
OF lady in front OF them b. piroh
movements literally the wsarer OF the hat
managed to obsoarc the vtew Of bot1 toe
young man alternately instead q. aalv
which - the usn.l prvlIeg" OF t...
theatre hesi gear
After nearly tial5oauug hia ueea o. tue
elin endssvar to dodge tho shadow. IIl
unghsst SAID to bis friend;
Whist pity It is that lady with such
pretty face shouIl be obliged to wear
.uch large hat IN order to conceal some
personal deicot shout her hesdl
What doyou snppose the delec, i-2 10
Piled Glderseevo 10 Ioui whisper,
Hush, not 80 loud, or she will hear you,
warned rilhughas., 10 penetr.ttvs tones.
It's my opinion that she is prematutcy
bald
The c0nspiritots cav that their com
ments were heard, for that hat ceased to
bob around aud the lsiy's head assumed
an attentive attitude.
Ol no, dou't think she Is prematurely
bald, rspIlsd GIlder,leevs, It's my opln
ion that her hair Is turning gray She IL
using hair dye and has neglected 10 put t
on for week or So aud in Consequence.
the hair is showing white Vt the re1te.
while it il black where 1t has beeu dyed,
One naturally wishes to hlds 1t, under
such circumstances, you know.
At this pointtbs ~esrer gave ssgtn Of
1ehsnce, half looked around. and then
raised her hat from her head and pla,ed
1t 10 her lap aud she no doubt though' 10
herself
I'll just show them whether | am pro
msturely bald or whether | haven't bad
tims to apply hslr dye for week
Tillinghsst smiled softly os be said;
Jnst SEQ what magnificent hair she hasl
We we're both wrong. Isn't II pity
that such hair should ever be covered by
q bst3
II is; Indeed, replied Gldsr sleeve.
Then the tso Willy young men srJyed
the play, whiIs smile OF pleasure pIaysd
on the face Of the lady.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
A Good EInIiipte

believe, remarked the hotel clerk TO
group OF listeners 10 a Washington hotel
that the most patriotic men We have il
the United States are the travelling sslet
men.
And why they2 inquired member oil
congress,
Because they kno y tue country better
than any other clsss and $50 it 10 all its
sections aud are among the classes who
maintain 1t and make it possible Tor the
rest Of Us to live with great deal more
ease tnan We might herwlse. Now,
there's one who went oUt Of the Office Just
US the gentleman from Nsw York osme IL.
That man travels fora Boston house and
bis t'rItory extends from NJ lime to south
ern Calfornia aud he mskes the trip every
year, stopping u uslIy 10 the big cities.
but t'kug many Of the other3 IN 90 The
way,
lie has been doing It Tor yesrs, until be
knoas the people of The oonutry 10 every
va, and have yet TO hear him say bit
ter thing ora foolish ono ub9u, sectional
pecuilsritles or differences. He Is too
broad for that tbat j. t9 say be il too
pstriotlc. Then, sgeio, he comes TO
Washington once yesr simply TO spend
two or three days here, 30 thgt be msy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04
! With love will give you mine,

LIT me- be your valentine.
What # bis little daughter did love Lin
What If she alone among strsngers, were
lonely too? HBmphI What 40 old fool
he was, What could be do about it2 de
had marri.d ssonsn who was above biz
station and below bis wealth and would
have to endure bis mistake. Stihthst little
valentine with it, Cupids aud laos psper
sud silly little rhy ne, jImmed into the
corner Of bis desk, would force Itself upon
his mind. Aud sweet faced little CIR
uonld look ui-lfully St him. Wss she
lonely too and heart sck2 How be did
long for the lure cbIl1 love that bis only
daughter should be giving him How h.
would lavish all bi. love 90 berl Then he
thought Of his Scotch bnrr. the rolling rs
that be could not ,oltsn aud be laughed
His laugh vas not good to hssr. The
heavy er2z'ed eyebrows vers knolte into
= fierce frovn snd bis shaved upper lip
became harder and gqgsrcr and sttrnet
over hls Vbiskered chm Sill The little
thyme suj the gietial face woali ceme
back to him.
After msEiag bimselt thoroughly disa
sreesbie 10 every bosy be retorued sbtupt
ly to lis deck He made leInt st occu
pyios himself with bis papers and dnslly
picked up the valentine. He looked al
the stitlug sssiu,
With love to papa. from Mile
Again the wlstinl face looked at in, and
- the feprfesed love Of be heart wtlled
up aui.iue cen, OYER his eyes. lie
rare from be test and walked hutriedly
ont iuto the s'rs,t Vi b the valentine 10
hi. pocket. Perhaps ulaeliag With tie
crowd von.d nd him Of his bfsiu,cs fan
eli" Bot i eliol
Dnssld jtmysoB, be mot cred to tin
self, are VOC You sciius the part Of father
ora Coutar, 10 not rulirs your own
bou.eholii hAvr yo1 90, u'eIsclfd ycuf
dut}f Where is Vi, = lurttfeugtb Of uill
.rd tBs rsthusss thai nss made you soc
oetd 10 lii~, % you sIli letS somSu ~ho
ntItbsr loyes u bouofs 700 fn's over yout
Thea tue ,o.d lua AItpee Of he Slie
came bach to L.ul iiks b'o~ 10 The face /,
the blt discovery that she ustkly 20
dattd b., svEssf1 eatesses, the feeling
tbsl he sss rtpulsve 10 h.r. Thea the
,esfs Of welbtvd ,ost-upt II sagl lares
tia bui ,ttas love snd not Triie that
x.s rulirg htn noe It'd be rose serene
overall ob,hci,s BE forgot tse Eo'bsf
Orly tue dsu. A,er, hons q be bess and
assb Of biz aeskI H9s Lls heart yssfued
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

F'nI Otltrso6 vas ui.ht editor nn.
rliht Aboct n oc och NJ G-tl,
s'ii to htm 0ueunu. tbere y ii ns ,aoh
snd sasb = > ,per from this sttts br ths
mail 70 uisbtsah tbrr. sill be arm4p.
ton 10 1t sod want yan 10 saiia ia tbs
ll5uae The expected nomination s,s
from Congressional district 10 uhieh
there vas great dod ol iutsrost attached.
Fhe paper osms sad "Ot' looked over II.
bat could DOT dad the noptost#au. 30 fhe
Iuhuna ~cnt to ptsEs without b. Mt
H7fulos Greeley .skei tot OuH.ro Sic
Rocker sent ior him sad SAT-. q cs.a,
vautsyoa T1ora, somatlioe vrnas.
on, | knos Wbstttts uui 20. lie
santsd ms to gst uouia,uas oai cf
paper that csms and ir vas not ia II.
Nell, let Us see what II Is. sail Mr..
Rocker They vent to Nj. Gfeelsy Who
hailed the night editor wuL Va didu1
yon get tnat nomlusunu upt
II didn't come,
You lie Here 1t is 10 tho rImo.
knosit came,
Wei, sad poor oll 'Ot' don't
know where they eot 1t looked ell
through aud couldn't fad It.
s1cv me tne paper, said Mr. Greeley
The paper Was hunted up aat Nj.
Greeley looked Al The paper aud lum
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04


Nhsa rscgossrd taa river sai o. ar.
ed 70 nessqau,er. 10 tbe evening. lfauad
u'nstsi dtatt sitting 10 fraat u b., teal
smoking a cissr snd anttovs 10 bsa, the
report, a. % lhs e1teat q the damage e.
the railroad Aboa' the unsI aatshed
relating h bim wh,t hai brau sooom
p'isheJ, a. ola wem,n sb5 oegap.oi :
small aoase ner by ttralja1 over to head
Qa'tlsrs, srPsrsutly hstt upoB having a
friaa1ly ohsi vilb the commander 81 the
. ltatse srntes The number af aaasliaut
she asksd sbo~ed flst ebs vas not lsct
iue Ia tae qalIity OF curiosity which is
supposed TO b' common to her SCI Sac
wore 81 old fashioned calico dress Ahout
syI inches too sh r., with the slesvss
rolled up 10 the elboSs s5e hal anase
20 sharp thst it looked as it had been
caught 10 the crack OF ths door snd
small gray eyes thai twi1klel and snap
ped 81 che srnta
Sue began by uoddlns = familiar How
do you doY Ia ths general and ssytag 10
voice which sqnesksd like the high notes
OF an Il At clarinet With soft reed, |
believe yon command all thsse hyah
\ I,ukees that are comi~g down h'ysh and
ca7orling rouai over this whole section OF
country. Tue general b5wsd so assent
and she continued; I'm posertul glad
General Lsa hss been llckiu' yol all from
the Ripijsn cpah wo h'ysh and that
now he's got you st wh'sh he wants
YOU,
Then she drew ups camp chair along
side the general. sesteI herself on 1t and |
Gndipg tbst her remarks seemed TO be re
ceived goo1naturedlr grew still more
fsmiir aud went o. bs,y: Yas, and afo' |
long Lae'll be e-chaun y3u all ur |
through Penusy sg'in' Was you |
up thah 10 Penosylvsuy when he got
attah yOu all last summer? The general
had great ditiicn Il ~ keeping bis iaoe
, trslght rs he replied. Well, no, wasn't
there myself | hal eome business 10 on
ether direction. he dlt nat txplsIa lo
her thst Ni'ksburE was st that lime com
maodIng something Of his s}t.atioa. Sad
she; noIcs our boys got away with lots
OF en- Conestoga hossss up thph aud they
brought lots Of them back with EN-
We've got a pretty good show Of EN-
round t1ls section of country ani they re
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-03-04

fUr her ltpu tbsu that jameson "a
traus6gaffd 10y srtn resolution thtt u
lie hsri Ice vuh love sud changed ll
uressy gate q Tbs, u : stfoDg aud b'pp,
mao.
J.mssu tgle rapbti 70 the supsrini.,
deal Ct tie school 10 stai hi' dsughte
bone by the pelt ir,in Tbeu be ws0
home to make rrsparauoa for her ,ecsT
tI1u,
sei things 10 order 10 Miles room, b,
called shsef.'y the house keeper vh't
he eut'rsd The mansion 10 witch hitherto
be had bsen lodser. she will be home
tonight.
Wnstl exclaimed bis sstonished vile,
wh9 Was attracted to tie spot by tbs
hearty tone 10 ubicb the order was svep.
What DO yon ms4ni
l mean that our daughter is coming
homsl And shes coming hom, to stay.
| have te!egrapbsd for her.
Have yon Iost your seuse.f
mol have iound theml Am going
to be the head Of thi, family
Who b" bsen putt,us these Bns notions
into your bead?
Wom.r, he exclaimed, tssarins to bis
full height and msklog use Of Sectticism
taat 1t al thef time would have made Der
snI ., have neg lee ed my duty too long.
After this my daughter shall 10 educated
10 her own home. as Chnslian child
should be, even il have to hire the whole
school to come here to teach herl
THIS is outrageous ssii bis wife, angri
Iy 1t is not enough that | must endure
you aud your uncouih ways tbs are con
staUt sour,e Of shame 10 me smong my
frieuds, Wit ont Mllhs being brought
home t. learn them from you' intended
that size should be lady.
1t was on the tip OF his tongue to say -
and you'd msrIY her TO q title ss you your
self married money, but tue love that was
Ia him made him feel kindlier to oil tue
world aud ell her ssrsssms sod stormIng
could not ell ct him. jameson had cover
Ell himself with a pauopIy Of slIetcs tlst
Is the blrthHsht of ever one Of Scotch De
scene and made 10 reply, Finally ehe
burst into tsats aud left tho room He
then tcok oHt the valentine and looked ut
it spsln. To his uneducated taste the lit
tie cbromo Cupiis were high art and the
little sentimental rhyme true poetry, It
was beautiful to look at, 1t should be
framed He looked about the walls to
fndia suitable place to pat it and decided |
it should be put 10 the place OF that sb
surd little Maissonier that had cost such q
mint O money The little Cupid looked |
more rogui,h thsn ever and it realized |
g hat ts fate was to be aud the face that
,rose in the Old ms1'. memory was no
onget wistlul and lonely. 1t was trust
uI aud happy as ohld's sbouid be and
lis heart sank within him.