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M VS(i MAUXIN 'AHI OLD MARTI
pectetr fla meet him at Mrs. Miller'
about thi tH." ,
' "Martin inight'.go roireii with you,"
tAjfi Anny. M tarn afraid your folks!
tmmrmm Annan fn Ya NXnnlr will UiirrB 1 f I
ytou are lato. . 1 should worry,- if I- had
such a darter out all alone." The
sharp old wqnan looked at young
Martin, and he, knew that then and
there she had . devined hs hopeless
ecret. Matil4tv a--0 intercepted
these gFances, nd was astonished and
dji.turbed. was a circus man -,to be
thrown out of Jhis buggy at Mr... Pell's
door, that she might discover, a secret
impossible to.rt-arn 1 otlierwistj ? What
tkit mean-? Young Martin, to,, , was
ujHserably flustered , he had a p-iiuful,
8$ne of his rr.cau home, the hotnliuess
of his mother,. the commonness of bis
father. Not in this fashion would he
hvifi fclectedV ta, iiae Matilda's ac
quaintance. A shade fell vfou them
ajl. Old Martin got up for hi pipe,
ajso embarrassed. Young Martin.
tflliog htiu.to sit still, found it, - and
Vld a mac th: for him to light it. Well
it was something to see this little,
fallow so gentle, and through goodnos
so refined, Matildia thought rising to
go. She. held her had .out to Mrs.
lcll, find ..then kissed her. There
w.er.Ujia.ii-.Matilda's eyes ; why, tu
luurtef aoald, aess.
Skaty I wait upon you to Mrs.
Miller's ? "sked Martin, simply.
'It you please."
And the pair walked down the yard.
Mrs. Pell saw w.ith a kind of dismay
that Matildia's bonnet va3 just above
young 'M.r tin's flat cap. "I wiIi,
lather, he had cn bin tall hit," the
said. Old Martin pounded his knee
Tjth his fi-it, and broke his pije.
Lord, I used to smash pipes in
New Londonu Uut it's no nsr, Anny,
we ain't high enough up in the world
fur. tbfim Northwoods. .Martin iiium
hfise UlQWedLut. J:is...wit3 with that
..- . . .
VQ VfW&fz lUMIl'l, Ulfi IJl'W II lit:
' aip't tfjin to reach up to that six-.
fotgaiy: ...
j I'll tell yocffhat heV. got to. He
put that gar oTer our fence when he
thought tthe was in danger,, when that
jyjgar Willis jumped, over, and lett her
behind, him. , . .
, Qld Martin's cup was full, bo could
fly nothing, but stared at tha fi;o till
Anny began to be alarmed. Then he
ftaid, solemn " Suppose. I go thare "
."Where upon arth,-. lather?"
"Tou-Now Ipodort, to tell 'em this
oercumstance, you know. There was a
nan there who used U) advise m-e on jest
y:Ji( pints.". .
Anny put old Mirtin to bed tt once
witlKfc8poonful of picra and gin, and
he was himself the next dy.
i.Mtildia shook hands with yonng
Martin at the Millera door, and saying
th simplest thiog she-could conjure up,
told him that but for his impulse that
nigbt she might have; bccD much far
teroff and showed him the skirt of
Wr dress ; there was a rent in it whicli
turned him cold to look at.
-Yes," he replied, "I thought the.
horse was bearing down on you, when I
"gjrt ya- Ob, heavens !" and he
capped his hands together with pass
ion "lam all gratitude. But you
tn.ustn,t thank mev Yes, you .way-
out I only did. wat I ought to have
dpne for any helpless person."
4 "and Edgar WilHs ?,
"lie is not a.blacksmith, and is to be
xcused.",. This was Martin ,8 first ear-
.."Well, good right" nnd Matilda
put ontlwrhaDil again ; she only felt!
th.yery tips of his fingers, and could
ntt deeid9: whether ' his . hand was
rougher than her father'a.. $ho, was
ient on her way home; her .brother
entertained her with an account of the
eircus troubIe;and upset. lie had seen
lygar Willis with the man 'that had
been turned out of his buggy, and he
cqqld oaMell which looked., tbe,(ost
soured. . , , .
.The world went on the same after
wrdi ,. Martin .drove work like the
ytfj oldchepi, ol,d Martin remarked to
Aony; but ho fell off on his musical
evenings, appearing restless of nights
and went about, more. One night he
brought home a, bran new suit of clothes
with a blue neck-tie, and told. his moth,
er that ho had joined the Cotillion
party. Every week there was to bo
one, and he had engaged, to play in the
band alternate weeks; the other nights
he should go on 'ho floor. '
. "Now wkowas that plaguy chap in
New London," said old Martin, musing
ly "who used to cut. such tremtnjis
pigeons wings V
' 4,Majtin,'snid his mother, sadly, 'I
almost wish father uud I had stayed. in.
Iih New London;, it might have fgrraded
your p'aos, and you been tho better for
it. I feel as, if we was your drawbacks
-r-aud how could we JieJp being poor
ignorant creeturs? A&doh, Martin. 1
Eee as how you are dikl ic-uting Yourself
we did not tbitik of doiug so and I
don't bo how to make things out."
You see," interpolated old Martin,
"he has got stamini, and status, and. a
sinking fund of character, which ve
haven't.
" Never you mind, oH man pot
bacca, haven' j u? Smoke it. Mother
jist go right on helping me. It's all
right, I teil )uu. V hero's my bilcd
shirt?"
Unfortunally, at the first party
Martin played, perched upou the little
platform behind one fiddle,- a clario
net aud a flute he louked very small,
and his dreadful instrument very large I
It was rcmatked how mildly young1
Martin played that niurht. Homebody
told Matilda Northwti'd-. that he WiiS
staring his head oft" at her.
"My, exclaimed another, "If the
musicians are going in fr sUriag, Tilly
will huvo conniprfiijs."
"ly i ) means," c.imty replied Matil
.la, turning ru-r full regards upon
Martin, who dil v.l hajen to ie
'aying at that unnnent. His ipjiet,
fair lace was flushed, and his fuir hair,
brushed utf his foreheid, wa4 curly
with the heat. Hi was dtes.-ed like
a gcut'.emau, too; tho'wht his dies.".
is well fittiu- a '.hat ot Ivl-ar Wiilw.
though th- tailurs were .ut the miii.. j
-Ma-tin thivirt'tl ut -it btr glance, then j
lie looked LacL ami gnve her a :ravt !
bow in return fr her. He wm nn 1-
Uncfuly, arid relbcted up::n what his
mother bad said; it was all true. .The j
only way her lather (lueanii? M'it
da') i 1 1 a'lu.v hint to roach her..
'would be with n.i.ney, an 1 by tie time
he had earueil uoouh soiitebndy el-c
wuuld le ht r I nl and Mie than
once Matilda looked iu hi.- d:rettiun,
a td perceived that his heart w;m nut;
ii his playing. He was afraid to hk
at her ; he tniht hurst iuto tears if he
did, fche looked so pretty, and he wa.
so far frwn her. Mjo danced every-
set, of c(ursc. Once when the
company '.v:-, inarching round the hail,
he came with her partner close to the
tiide of the platform, and stood for a
irouient near him He heard her pay
that she was tired, and warm, aid
didn't think it was o Very p'easejt
alter all. Martin felt o comforted
that a j;reat gulp came in his throat, so
loud that the Flute looked u him, nd
asked if that 'ere oflelide was Dulliot:
.
him down.
" Shut up, you fool," answered
Martin, "or 1 11 pitch' you headlong
into the middle, of the next dance."
Matilda heard this, and he felt
better, too. She admired pluck, and
every time fche came near this little
fellow he gave her an. instance ot it.
The second party young iUartin
joine.d a a dancer. Nobody knew
where he had learuedto dance' at all;
but no man weut through his paces
with more gfacc. ,
"He learned on the anvil, and old
Martin made him dance, on the hot
iron, I suppone," uneered Edgar Willis.
"Down in New London, maybe,"
laughed another. .
"I wish," said Matilda Northwood
to Kdgar . Willis, "that Martin Tell
hewd your speech ; but then is no
fence lor you here.
"Well, Tilly, if you are going to keep
punishing me I must bear it; a fellow
can't always controj his nerves,"' he
answered. "Your preserver is close by,
I see ; going to take him out ?".
Matilda wai stung. Martin keep
aloof, and &hc understood; that tho
advance must come from hen Martin
was ou the alert, and at a motion from
her, hp was bowing, and asking her for
he next set,. It, was, an ordeal for
him, Matilda was at the head of the
hall, above the salt which divided
I those "who workeJ for their living,"
and those whp had money enough
to live without actual labor.- The
male and female ancestor of every
person in Tacktown was -a laborer or
tradesman of some sort;. but there was
not common sense enough for ariybody
to blow those airs away, till Matilda
and young Martin did that night.
"Where bhull we takj ouF.placas?"
asked Martin, very pale, and hi lips
shut so tight, and his eyes bo determined
that Maiida's heart Ceat with pleasure
She knew that he could bo, tested.
"At the head of the first set."
There they stood, the .first couple on
on the floor All eyes upon .them.
Matilda kept her face toward him, and
smiled resolutely Her spirit parsed
into his. lie prcw. She was fluttering
her fao earelcssly. , , .
"Let me fan you," he said, and took
it from her, and no polite dandy could
have flirted it with jnore grace than
our young Martin ; he twirled it first
before her face, uud. then b slowed a
whiff upon bis own.
Well, I never!" gapped the lookers
on. "Should think his lace wou'd
barn ! dust like Matilda Northwood
to mu-e herself so'
Hue Kdgar . Wilis did not agree to
this, he felt she wa in earnest.
They wre well aware, Matilda and
Martin, that they were the objects of
criticism. As the tets slowly formed
j hey ventured t j I i ik itilj eadi other
c.yes. Martin's Hushed, and he did
not feel (juite so .elf po.vsos-ed. Matil
da went pale, but each knew that the
look exeh.i!iir'"d , .ru'inine--. She
Wure a pretty braele t. j
Ho.v would you like to have me j
forge you one ?"' he ; &ked, as tm
twisted it round her writ. j
"I will wear it, ?ke awswered. j
'What it it be of iron, and I could j
ive yMi. 'ornauieuts of no other sor; j
"Alt the same."
Oh, M;itilii;i, bo careful I can't bear
't little. j
'Shc took the fan now, and hOtu!iiw j
jiifir bui U touched. j
"Nut from v.h, Marrin? I mi-bt !
I tk you to beir a gcrat deal from me."
The tender accent of ht r vvice
uuiui.-t ak.ible. iShe Lept her fac-
r-.;;cc;;v fYoU crowd with her lau
and tiaudkrelMef, and Martin stood
very tirr her, ulniint fce to fac : io I
i
i -. . i - i l
i ter ,,ie,y were as wucu n no as n mey i
wire m the wiuiernes wi tch t:s"m
ri t . ,
a tlie rose, 1 he heart alone kuow-
huwv d:.e,.ver that matchleM soiitud
where-Iove in first revealed. Again
, 1 .j r, .-, . ,
ht began, and so did the violin and
I -It - I It
flutes.
' Tiir other day, "vhen I went over to j
Hegham for this suit of of party clothes, j
I made a resolution. I put something
n i ti is vest pocjtci, atto. ociermiiieu
that if ever you would dance with me.
I would otLr it to you, and that if you
refused tne, I would never wear the
-niit nor dance, again."
He was to nervous that he put hi
hand to hi neck-!ie, a if he would
denude himself of the Nes.su apparel a1 j
once. Muiildia was so moved, Kverv
demonstration that this obscure little
young Martin made pleaded her. inort
and more. 8he slyly put out her hand
to take his gift. It was a ring, and he
not only slipped it into, her hand, bu'
on her finger. It was a pretty ring too
au emerald circled with pearls.
"You know what I mean," he whis-
pcred.
"How becoming your suit is," she
answered; "do wear it. The next dance
is yours 'Hull's. . Victory' and the
.uxt "
.All Matilda?
"Kvery one."
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dose is generally retired.
For ItheainatUns, Gout, Cnrrel, PmIhI
ffarifl of (h Ilritrt, fln in ttt Mlde,
Hack aud L.oin, they should be continuaut-ly
taken, as required, to ch.inge the diieasI a:tion ot
the system. With tuch change those eomplahM .
disappear.
For Oropay and lropiesU wllin)re they5
should In tken in Urgu and frcpAeut doses to pro
duce the effect ofa lr.wtic purge. "
For Miippreaaiou a largo dose should be take
as it produce the desired efTe:t by sympathy.
As a Dinner fill, take one or two I'llli to pro-'
moto dtgeatiou and relieve the stomac h.
An co"aiiiai tioe stimulates the rtomach at A
bowel- into healthy avtion, restores 'the appetiu-,
aud invigorates the system. Ilence it is often ad-1,
vantageoits where no .nervms derangement exists.
One who ft-eU ulcrably well, often finds Uiatadose
of these I'iitu make- him fcl decidedly bttr, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus.
liR. J. C. A YKR Jt CO., rrartlenl Chetniiti, '
L.OWKIT.. HAS., U. If. A
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
won. Pimriitc the iiixo.
The reputation this tx-,
rt-Unt medicine enjoy a,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly -marvellous.
Inveterate -j
rates of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by iu
Scrofulous affection and
iliofdcr ,v Inch were ag-
rra voted by the scrofu- i
lotts routaniinatioo nhtil -
they were painfully af?!ictin)r, have Ixn-n radically
cured in such great number in almot every sec-
Livtn of the counur.tli.it Che public scarcely need to
Scrc!uloii poixun Is one of U'C mwt dpsrrnetive
eDcinies of our rn e. 4 Mien, tbi uuecu and unfeit
tenant of the orgahism imdei iiiine the constitution,
aiid in itet tle at.a k of rnfevlding or fatal di.-eaet, .
w iihout exciting a Mupicion of it presence. Agrln,
it seem to brwd itife tiou tin oti):hotit the body, and
Whcii,n STnie fa vornl.V faion, i spidly develop .
into one or other of it hideous fonr.s, cither on the !
koriace or among the tals. In the latter, tuber
rlcs may lxi suddenly dcpoited ih tbe lunge or
hcirt, or tufii()r' foitiird in ti:e liver, or it l:ows
iU ;irecn e by eruption on the tkin.or foul uUer
ution on fom'e part of the body. Hence the orr a-
afmiil Me if a WtUc oi this Sttrtaj.ariila is ad-
vial le, even mben ptvm-tlve rymi-tom of disease
hupcar. IVron sflli" td ailli the follow injr rots
j.raiiUs generallr find tmraediate relief, and, at '
length. ei!-e, I y ihe ne or this ffAJiSAfAltlL
LA: M. Autiotp'g lire, Hote or lCtytijH-ttu
Tetter. Salt JUicuttt, Scald 'ttrnd, i; nju-ocm,
tSore x, Sre J-.Vrrs, aj.d other eruptions or .
viille forma ot Hrrfutvum ditrave. Aio in Use
more concealed forms as Jfjesf, ltrorty,
Heart JHnae. s, I'ttilrpit, Srurafyim,
and tho various t'Teemui affet h of the uiuae
lar and nerrons systems.
Jiffjtfiilif or I ru err til and Mcrrurtal Tiienm
are cured by it, though a long time im requit ed ftx
subiluingtlicceobftinnte maladies bv any mellcine
Hut long contimictl uc of this medicine w ill cist
the complaint. J.rurorrtma or If hitet, I tri
VleeralioHS, and J tin ale lHeti$ct, are cotp-
monlr Kon relieved and ultimately cured bv frs
furifving and invigorating effect, ilinnte iHrsv
tions for each cafe are found in our Almanac. sua
plied grati.. Jiheumatintn and Uout. wl:
e.-frtsed bv acenmnlationn of extraneous msttctj
in the ldool, -vield uuicklv to it. as alo l.ivr
Complaint, tnrpid iff , onffct ton OT Inflnn
matiitn eTthe IArrr, andVrtnf ice, when arisiof,
as they often do, from the rankling poisons in tho
blood.' Thi SATlSjrAltll.LA is a great re
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those trho are Languid and lAntlett, Tepo
Hent, SleepltMM, and troubled w ith rrs Af
preheneionM or Tean, or any of the affections
symptomatic of Wenlittena, will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its estoiaUTO
power uyou trial.
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Dr. JT. C ATKIl 4c CO., sLowII, fsta.t
"Imrtieal and Analytical CMemUt. ,
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