The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-17

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or orange spots, as they are certain 70 OF
stale. When the hsherwoman came round
Il happened that she had little ist except
plAice. and Mrs. Hood observed mat all nau
the spots, against which sns nad pssn Wssnso.
she hinted TO the hshwifs that tnsy were no.
fresh. and, upon being assured that they nsd
been long out OF the water, sns ooserveo:
my eooo woman, II may DO - you say pu'
l could not think OF puy'ns any pince WIN
those very unpleasant red Spots lhe
woman's answer. which HOOD heard with de-
iisht from behind the door. was perfect
shout; Lord bless your eyes, num- VINO
ever sec'd any without them
On the 22d OF August, loZV' ohVer oromweh
married Ehraoeth Boucher' aaugn'er OF
knight ana wealthy LONDON merchant MIS-
cromweii may not nave nao much cnarae'e''
but her husband never ceased 10 love her'
ana thirty years AFTER their marr'aee me-
wrote to her tine day after punosr' truly
u love you not TOO wen, tn'nk orr On
10 mo than any other creature; let that SUI.
nee"
General Gordon said he never married pc
cause he never found woman prepared 10
accompany him to the ends OF the cartn"
Such woman Sir Henry Lawrence ala nno'
She went with him into nearly every place
In india where his work brought him. now
ever difhcult or dangerous.
~
One day the scarcely less celebrated Lord
John Lawrence was sitting IN MS Drawing
room at southgate' with MS sister ana otnets
OF tho family. Looking up from the BOOK IN
winch no had ooen enSrossed' ne uiscoVorea
that his wife had LETT the room where's
mother7' he asked one OF ME aaughters'
she's upstairs, replied the girl he re-
turned to his book, and looking up again,
Few minutes later, put the same question 10
his daughter, and received the same answer
Once moro he returned to his reading; once
more ho looked up with the same question on
his lips Thereupon his sister broke IN
why, really, John, II would seem as II you
could not get on Ave. minutes without your
Wife" That's why I married her, he re-
plied.
~
MY face is my fortune, SIR she SAID
From the day when King Cophetua weddeo
tho 'oeggar maid cases nave from the 10
| 'hg girls VINO were not porn IN IN" Pu'p''
ana whose races were sne'F onIy to''""' Nv
l'si henry CECIL heir 10 'ne u''eS anu ESTATES
| of an old uncle FOUND "''o' not IN ee'ers-
via. but in Bolas' country village Oh on'"p'
| ah!re. He had taken shener IN oot'ase
| from storm OF thunder and ram ana rs ''e
| rain got worse ana worse oeseeu 'n"' Nv
might be allowed 20 stay TIL morning. even
+ no had only chair TO reht upon IN 'ne
lower room. This request was sruoglnsiF
| ranted by Thomns Hogsins the owner OF the
house because in answer to Inquiries as 10
why he was wandering about Coo'l 'poSe
vausely and unsatisfactory, ana at 'aai
said he was g? undertaken takins re'use
IN the vaugeness of the term rennysoh'
whose ballad is founded on TINS story makes
The Lord of Burleish" cal, himself not an
undertaken Dut ianu''ape '"'
which perhaps, rs more po'e'ea' business
Next morning the painter maoe ,he aVaaa,n.
'nee Oh SARAH 'he u"ueN'er VI 49,
Of love At first sight. and the fields wher,
a.. 49,. ho,,r,. r,ys,sr es,s,
Sarhh hii'Ae' 'ne 'o"o 'eN".
70 Mr., Jone6-for SO Cecil styled himself