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
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‘ Miss Faxon, for your s.-.kc I win
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where lie is wanted fur < rime:
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t ey [■
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ehe know? al! tli--S is coin c:;. a-'.il ;$ br: lit and
entertaining I i < -
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information, hi ?; ' ‘ Tie foe .
no: tber of her
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Mr. All.n s.v.. y it
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how it suits < \ r
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mily 1’-
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pub.-ription i> i c ii ce.ly >Qa ye: r ; and I
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HOME LOUIS AND
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ca.
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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
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ITS LIST OF OCT YfT 0UT0R3
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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|;
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• • 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 LATIӣA
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
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journal cf Aaericaa advertisers.
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’ • ing lhe ivr.i'ing inform* ion with regti.m I»,
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hi.« rm me were , x| iu..vo on<
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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
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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.
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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.
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