THE HERALD TIH’RHDAY. APRILI), IMA I T DELE’S ¡’MUTATIONS. People’« Home Journal. Fidele Faxon was an ambi»i< us girl, for her parents had math: her so. Thev had warped her nature from childhood, ami thus made her selfish and scheming, when other wise she would have been a noble woman, for she was not bad at heart, and hail generous impuls. s Her father was a rich man. but he wanted more rick ie», and I. r nio’htrv.as anxious to out daz nil of Lei friend in her sh le of liv- i: w.;8 lhe.t Mr. Faxmi g it the credi i f i.'i . .-«i:.g five times the fortune he really bad. 1 .. . :.cour:iged tILs b< ii.-f l y : n < c--. 1 i.i v.>p..j; r squib, which I hj for, to the rii'eet that I c h:.d I <n:g i.t : ■ :.l i . ta'e v. h ch l.ad trebled in value, and mining .- to, ks ho owii-d was paving a ph u men- ¡il price. He paid for this, too, mor ■ than as an advcrtiscuient, for I'idele iva- not rlow, r.ot 1 1 ing in the secret, to order a new h < t of ci mo di and <lry-g oils galore or. th" strength of it. Fidele F..'.on v..;s a 1 nrlieularly attractive giil. She | 0 «, ,-s d a face of rare loveliness, a form of ex quisite symmefry, a:.d drc.-iid in j orfect taste. She had a fid! hundred suili r . and had her hands full in refusing oilers of marl i:.ge. One day, while cent-id ring a half dozen splendid offer.«, fir lh< i mm were all :;.-h and wo thy of any woman's love, sho was introduced to a new earner in the fa.-hion.ibh firmament. This personage was no h ss than a French count. He spoke English with a slight accent only, was very < l -gant in manners and driss, ami his till, was warranted “to wash .ami not lade” in the sunlight of search. His father had I een an exile from 1 rance, it was said, mid so the young count had lived in Russia, where he had large .states, and a castle somewhere i:i Spain was I.i- abiding place. He bad a valet, possessed plentv of money, put up at the best hotels and had a suit of rum -111iT a round ruiii daily. He had all the virtue«, too, of a French count, opening hi« cies at l ight o dock lor a roll and cup o! chocolate, then going to «hep un til eleven, bre.ikt'.isling at twelve. dining ::t six, an I ret ring at three. a. m. Cotini Corticelii paid hi ' promptly and the town was over him. Fidele wns a flirt miro and Mtn- pie, and so when she met the coiiut s.ie determined to lend him a dance She knew the other oiler» s lie had would keep awhile. But her father had investigated the count's tiuam-i.d standing ai d found a r -mid sum <1. posited < ach month to I.is er. dit at the 1 auk. He v.-..s g. i d ],M l.hig. dimeeU *i!» ¡Bel V, tel:i . >I, rede, dI'ove, shot, and in fact w-:. a gontleni:::i, a:: uthlet -. iieh and a <em t. He was the man that Fid.-h must marry. So the mother deemed . !sn. The count's ti le was tie r. for. painted a leantifu! carmine tint tor I' i.i: Ie s I i-nefit. anil »lie n i-.-iveil her instructions to ' <-. ime a count ess, and dwell in a castle i i Spain lhe day after meeting Cuunt » orticel'i I .dele n.it urdi an ad- veuter ■. File was riding in the Park, her horse took flight, the bit pa and »!:.■ saw death s’.uring h. th" face. But a stranger darted aft. r lk‘l*, 0:1 a horse sp, di. r ilian I r lii.« arm < in irel.-d h s'.-n.b r v end she w.-.s the i ,-xt m >m. .1 The Texan r. xs hand 11 i ’ 1 s braih.nl Yu»r K«WIH , ri«'.», » üm „ ’'Mun. j RE 8 PO Ns fi MW. 1 «It« V, :» Ui, viii.mia, rions HARPER’S PER10DICAI Y-ar: kina »ml Tinie,nd Sarti b; b('«rli1£l,, ÍISK.................. -V .......................... rant county, < >r< ■: urr-8. 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FERRYiQP-^ elements, and all known ad vantages ‘ Miss Faxon, for your s.-.kc I win not expose this man to the pul ii' here, hut take him back to Texas where lie is wanted fur < rime: against the Government and fiat' and lie will be imprisoned fur mam a long year. “He 1 ■ ‘^ikrfrtVxieiin, null was : that a sew make desirable I'.li WEEKLY ............. . I.tle Ell'.« M.'.t.AZINE iai ! pi : i :' s r \ zai :. 1, « YOI NG !')■' IPLE rice to a i 8U' 8. ribtirs in the I'nite. Htthi, < r Mexico. h .< s of ihe Weiklv will begin wi l N dui er far Jn. uarx <>f eat >t » eai i.otiinc is inentioiied, 8'. h b rip>iot p ..i in ui:h (he Number ttirreni at lime of re » Gion'er. uiit! V. ..f fl.irper’B Weekh f. rthrc ca-8 '■ ?u k, i.i : er.i doili bin ling, ul.l L cbci ; mali I*, a age psi 1. < r bv • x rets, tree < t ex ■ t'.Fc î no1, it.e 1 ’ he iicighl t . < b i..>. e.<< ce.l rvoliimei f«>r*7 ' jó n volume. 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Tho fo.lowing cot gives the appearance of it reduced to Í »bout the fllHeth part of it«bulk. It is a grand, double size tele- >ope. .is large a« is ea«y to carry. We will also show you how voit «a make from -*1-1 to 4 1 4» a day at least, from the »tart.witn- •ut exi»ii,0. Better write at once. We pav all exnr-ss charges, gddress, H H ALLETT A CO., Box NÿO, P omtlaxd , M a IXK. C HOME LOUIS AND FARM, VILLE, KY. Th« Lead:«; Ajrtcultu.-itJi-^rnl cf the South and West. ca. M ado by Farmers for Fcrmers. ( tic: As a record cf successful agriculture, IT omb I tm h;is no equal. Every topic relating to • • .rrur.lttire is oper.lv di«cu««eu in its columns bv t ■ • - j i >rsthum<el\r «. N»? expen.-ei««pared i't *- c-i! in- i full ; < .n’int of » very notable suc cess e»i th ? f. rin. ! i i- »listin ' ively the TARMEWS* OWN PAPER, A rec. ul of their «tadv : rrc -nted in a form aud languap-T which make it plum to all. and ”“1 X»> CZA3 ITS LIST OF OCT YfT 0UT0R3 IE. C.UX7 Lire i tua cf Cr V pura a: .« J- t r *• . Y ?. 1 Ik- I iw I V *.. 5 c X • Î i » Ä»S , i'O • . ..r* t • loua » ont.'.ir. -• th« names of li e mo l crcgrc^sive farm- <•[■* < ! lit«- mih arlW.-st, Thcv do not treat ’ 1 ttu . ..: . a farming, hut cf th? actual condi- . lmi « iv . >t c »nfront u» to »:.-.v : n F. Jo’ • tin • *' ,Tt. John M ?tah|; .. ! 1 • • J< b Welborn ; ihizh T. lhooks . John I . .t d ele’s Rf. mi . T B Pahlwin and a rto-t . oil . r< make »his journal nuiisccnsable Moreover, it h equaBv A HOME MAOAZIHE. I.. ’’v «m vert of interest to the honie-mr.ker is ful.v treated. Mary Mar< len. I.ois Catesbv. Mrs. 'Irs ^liv’es#. Mi»« Cabell. Mi-* Mosby Alice Wi t «lot! and a score of others will ccntrib^ ute regularly. FAITH LATI”£A I« in ?’■. r ' of our ChiMren « P-p.Nrtm?•’.♦, and •he I:.. the peculiar faculty of being both in- I : I iu-structive. the ktstfst or the hatioji 1« a trilling story appearing in Koxu axt > F anv , b, |j. ind is exciting v.; i- attriii -t '«iHirt stories by di.4iiijnii»hed writers appear trom time to time. E‘LL LEHERS Appear in each issue, an«’ th « hmaormpiphnoso. pur was never taore interesting than at this I’uxe. K ITH i;»ITl)Klll. DKPAIITWFNT J1?5’!1 A^n I’ 'WM apeak* Kddly and fearlessly ia ne if cf •* Farmer.«’ Right* It fav-.-r« a r;- '•! the t&nif in behaifsjf the f .-mer better roads for the fanner . Free Mad Delivery to the I .rmer , c op ration among the farmes, and iu aiui aa to • Bast Trusts.’’ Its motto is “ Fair Trade aa.-’ Fnrmen* Li^hta.” CHERRIES PEARS, I'LUXS. 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S t ii •• Bill 118 !8 a b.i igel uf \vi UABPEil’6 PERIODICALS Per Year inexperience! advertiser her, vhea, and rhero ho sksuld advertise; how to write aa advertisement; Lor ts display cze; rhat newspapers to ts:; how much mcncy to expend—in fast, diocccrcca ca every point that admits cf profitable discussion, ¿dvertish’ is aa ait practised ty zany kit zaderctood by few. ihe conductors cf PZnTTZZS’ ITZ understand it, and their advice is based on an experience cf mora than twenty-five years in placing advertising contracts for mazy of the largest and cost successful advertisers. A yoar’s subscription costs but Cno Sellar : sample MILES .^lí0 *”MOFE MOST RM I’Eli YEA it: machine ing Tier in Europe for year«; I lit i t took to forgery ami robbery, pot : large sum of money thereby, -ought to make you a victim. “I was ortlerctl to track him, nru1 I have t]o:.e so, am! yon find th:.I ' am a United States Detective, lowing the life from a love of nd tare, f r I am well oil' in this world good.«. “May I ask you to r. < u'-t you father to order the count’s nacked. have the carriage ■ind excuse us I nth for htu nwny ? “Now count. I shall t. !<■' -.-i- irons i.IT; lot I aill I e at com-s ,! and VI II di" if veil make a:- aft. my- ft) CSC ’ C.VlTON PAINT & CIL CO., Alclr^se, r.?-.-s. ILLUSTRATED. SixdoldepQeQS^r Then be said to the amazed Fi lelt :- WATEkPriOOr Baratis & Büin î? Cil Dns: 2 Absolutely WATERPROOF, -in.» v»i:i btackon, .«of «n mul kce-i from RotUnv, jour Harness í -id Bupüy Top-». Does farther an i 1 :.:» work 10 «pp'vthhn -ny oth er Orossin«. ».tlARoUIU'ü to do nil that Is eia: ned for n ussil a.i dlroctod. H «are of i n- it-itlons and sco th:.t evr t. -. o murk la on tho ca.-r. Ask : >-ir Harness maker for |r, and If ho h. « no. not It send us ye ur nnma S!? wo wot ehlp j ou n s.- mpio <-.?n fREK, you to r.’.r »- nrcs»ng<. CANlCil FAINT Ú Oil CO , A.eirosa Mar«. VAfiriPlüE BLACít WATtllPA if BOOT «5 SMtOiXÿSt.:,:. Abso'utoly proof öca — st snow wu’-r, .-nil ker? th’L’:®” « ■ft nnd p'labio I io»en: c> Ids - ■ o «rorr’OT’fJft ,‘'U, I L L U 8 T R A T E 1) . And the Cheapest GOLDEN C^HSta Plant Harper’s Magazine. V I VE'.S .:•<• ' 'd Up- I ll >‘ I ill I- 1.» With »Hill 3 j: ( * 1 < , 1 • 1 * * - - ..lik."’'- < 1 Hsaudareguni. ... - I perfect. ¡»«>-1 in • ha»!: ',’hem. am If ; ur.l.aler cannot MH-ply you. an or. Hr sc it toud- t . . , i„.|.>v. '.vill ! ' r iiipt iiiK'i'H n L'vS«-»-*/ t:su cauluguo in -1 nrk- iup-m appHcutiua. kuna MBLÄCK i Hvr.ert bpvuvcr would > <* him." Tho < .ip:.,in hvi-d i i ui io. tor hi.« rm me were , x| iu..vo on< 10- K'ivvd tlio visitor pl. as. nilv, s.ud he took mi credit : r i i< t. a: ,| ueccpted an invita'.i >11 io dine at tho Fax.>u m.i: i-io:i the m xt d.n The count w.i.« nlro there; but Fi h'lc «eemed to have nu t her fate In tl.iK tall, hand.-oine, T< ’ a tain. 8hc was realty in love, and the fentiiuenl brought forth 1er 1er! nature. But Mr. and M m , i i.xon ilccMed upon the c. unt. 1890 ' i’-DA.'i';, 2‘w. ~ f ifk The count was intlign appeared ns though lie meant to fell the captain nt hi« ft e‘. But the captain smiled and said: ".Juan Corti s, alias Count \j< tor Cortict Hi. you are my prisoner, as a Unit-<1 States 1'i t.ctive I rest yon for forgery ami I r.nk rob bery inTexas—bold! lamarmed, «o hold out eour hands for the irons I have for them." The count wilted, almost fainted, anti the captain c'a ped the irons upon I.is wrisls. j / âmpîre ! KASTBttM „ srilTH & WESSONS Finest «mall Bii.ia eve •’ dl l u’ac n vd —-— , . ar.d the llr. ’• cuoicei f alt I ;.pi rts. la ambrcN a.’, 8i i u»l 44-1’L bin.-o or dot/'inaction, Sai'.iy Ha ricrkua and Tartec mode 1 • .1 <;u wroi for v ?’rk‘n",D-‘'iip •■ ' Lu <’k. U; ri' akd f r Ti e Faxons moved to their ele gant conntrv l.t. and there a num ber of guests were* invitili. Among them were the count and the cap tain. “I have spoken to my daughter, my dear count, and she is prepared to listen to your suit ” Yon will fimi herin'the garth n. said Mr. Faxon one daV after di: 1er. TI ie count hasten,'I to th leparib-n and there found Fidele. She heard his tale of love with a sigh, accepted his hand, heart, title with tears in h< r eves, was about to allow him to s -al comp.iet with a kiss, when sudden y a fall form sprang between them. It was the captain. "J.” UAKPER A HKOTHKRS’ PUBLICATIONS. STOCK BRANDS. Ye J WISH A C0O3 R’VOLVER Rich ’ Ve». Very elegant and a perfect gen tleman? Yes. But he was not a count. This was a crime the noble Tex an was guilty of. , So, ns she had been molded bv her parents into ambition and greed, Fidele yielded and agreed to accept the count when he offered. And he asked for her hand three months after meeting her. Captain Herbert Spemvr seemed to fee) ti at Fid- le lovt-d him, He certainly loved her, and he watched matters calmlv. copies F:eo. ¿ddrcfc CEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, to Spruce St., New York. i \R TR’3 BAZAR •! h • .fi I« S VA . \ZINE 4 cl • i/S UliIM.Y 4 ■fl ‘ kt’ER’s V')- Nii PEOPLE 0» 1’. b :v E er o ali sul 8 r;i.v;E in tho I’nileC a ■ s, Cana»,a, «r .uvxif«>. The v..:’;:n>, s of the i nznr l egi.t wl h the n ii>er for .¡n .uary of va h >mr. 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