Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 April 1881 — Page 3

-THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE/

A Careless Word.

"It's all that awkward creature's fault J" said Chrissy Vervain, imp* tiently.

Miw Vervain bad been shopping all ilant. At day, and was tired and petu another time ahe would probi leen gracious and forbearing ith the dressmaker's young woman. Now, the least omission or carelessness became magnified in her eyes, into a serious misdemeanor.

She stood in front of the gfeat, glisten

color of a heliotrope bloaaOm, while the timid attendant stood anxiously by. It was her first experience in the show rooms, and she was painfully eager to please. "Doesn't it fit you, miss?" she ventured to ask. "Fit me!" echoed Chriaay, with scornful toss of her pretty young hem). "What a Question Why, the dress is ruined! Where is Mrs. Golden? Do send some one to me that understands her business."

Ho, when Mrs. Golden herself, at the head of the dressmaking ,establishment, hurried In, Chnssy declared the dress was a failure, that shocouldn't, wouldn't and shouldn't wear it! "I do wish, Mrs. Golden," said Miss Vervain, imperiously, "you wouldn't give such valuable material like thi4 into the hands of such an awkward girl. Really, one would think, in an establishment like this, yon would lie a little more particular!" "Indeed timidly spoke up the girl, ."I cut it exactly according to the meas uremeut and—" "Yon will favor me, young woman, by being silent," said Mrs. Golden, who was by far too well versed in the wa of the world to take the part of tJ weaker party. "Let me assure you I have no idoa of losing all my customers through your awkwardness. Go to the work rooms at once. I will see you later in the afternoon. Now, Miss Vervain," altering her voice to a soft and obsequious acccnt, "if you will allow me, I will try to ascertain whether we cannot alter the dross to suit you."

Half an hour later Miss Vervain's carriage, silken cushioned, andlined with downy rugs and fleecy foot muffs, drove away through the orange glitter of the December sunset. "Really," said Chrlssy to herself, as she leaned back and thrust her pinkkidded hands into the little sealskin muff, "the dress wasnt actually spoiled, after nil. That Golden woman is quite a genius in her way and I'm almost sorry that I spoke so pettishly to the little apprentice girl. But when one Is tired

OIHJ

cannot always command one's

tongue.?* .. i,, 1 While the glistening carriage was rollslet

HjKue. While th

Ing on noiseless springs, over the aristocratic naqement of Fifth naqement or «mn avenue, poor little Elsio Emmons was hurrylngdown the dimly-lighted purlieus of a narrow wilderness of lane like streets, her veil drawn tightly over her faoo, her eyes obscured by Vara, until she entered little red Wricks ftdttfct which stootl Id a yard, a few feet back from the street, with a plumber's tin sign on one side of the door, and the printed advertisement of "Rooms to Let'' on the other.

Alt hough'li war only dusk out doors, it was quite dark in tliotow coiled 1™-" ment room where Mrsr Emmons, faced woman dressed- in rusty Waok lust lighted a kerosene lamp

The lire, oconoir' the very least mod} ed in the cheap std ered with a rag carpet, darned aud mended in many a spot, and a tall, lanky whoolljoy was studying Ms lesson with bollvHHt&f» tlto tabky-while two little gfrfij, sfaH/ifiMiatid into thl mvsteries of bread-winning, were threading black bugle* on wire, tonia&e cheap mournjujj ornaments for tjie millinery store.

Mrs. Emmons looked up In surprise. "Whv, Elsie, it win't be you

ahe.

,5ilomo

T,f

said

already? And it isu't

six vet?" Klslo Emmons flung herself, sobbing into her mother's arms. "Yes, am homo,mother,"«bo faltered through her tears. 4And, What t* more, I never shall go back to Mrs. Golden V» again. I've lost my situation, mother I" "Lost your situation, child!' Mrs. Emumus stood with a face of dismay the schoolboy looked up from his books, and uttered *a long, low whistle even the two little girls stopped in their busy manipulation#, and stared with round oves. "And however did that happen "I don't know, mother,"sobbed Elsie. *«ItV like a bad dream. There was a grand youug lady there—one of Mrs. tJohiuo's beat customers—and her dress didn't lit and sho found fault with me. And Mrs. Golden said I answered back insolently but indeed—indeed I did not mean it." So now I am discharged and, oh, mother, what shall we do?'

"The Ixrd only knows!" said boor ir». Emmons, sinking down on a chair and dissolving hi to tears. "And the landlord was hero about the rent not halt an hour ago, ami I told bim he should have It wfwti your quarter's wages were paid. And there's the coal merchant* and tbe grooer, and the new suit that Hillv ought to have—" "Never mind," valiantly spoke up Bill v. "I'U do welt enough, with a patch or two extra. But that cross old landlord means business, and them taut peck of coal left in the bin. And it is too bad about Klaie** situation, declare! But dont fret, als. Maylw you will get another." "It Isn't likely," said Mrs, riuiaihlb despairingly—"with no reference frwte the last employer, and winter setting In. I dot hink we're the uajockksstpeople in the world

Mis* Vervain decoraUnl Utile

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the anthracite lire WiiTe|l fWshooting anlres of flame, *nd the scarlet bi warbled fitfully in the suushin Mr. lV«nt, the assistant rector Ish, was with her. "Visit I will!" "I'm aiw

And ti 8b« was a?Mfearted^glrf ttt and he- rief *lalUlic«a o* •were pWckwir, KiN )Mdi ahe haul lodg lUnwforgotten tbe lKtie episode of th« Ul rtlthiK heliotrope satin drtws.

So 'h: i"gr wrote down the address on one' perfumed cards, and that very after: «t IarUi on hex tniajiea of nenn-, a tail, dismal-looking tene-

meni ber

which was opened by a pallid, elderly woman. "Ia tbis Mrs. Emmons?" said Chrissy, "I have called to ask what I can do for your sick daughter, madam. Mr. Dent sent me." "It's not much anyone can do for her In this world," said Mrs. Emmons, with a suppressed sob In her voice. "You'll please excuse the room, miss. It's poor place, but we're poor people. My daughter lost her place three months ago, and we've been running down steadily ever sinee. She was in a dressmaker's place, miss, and one of the fine lady customers—God forgive her—comlained and found fault, and the madam ismissed ber, just as the winter set in and she lost heart, miss—Elsie did—and we moved on a wet day, for the landlord wouldn't keep us, and she took eold, and has never held up her head since."

Mrs. Emmons talked mechanically on, and Cbrissy Vervain stood silently looking down upon the pallid, wasted figure in the bed, worn away with slow fever, and murmuring deliriously to herself.

Elsie Emmons did not know the richly dressed young lady—in fact she knew no one now—but Miss Vervain had good memory for faoes, and ahe recognized the dressmaker's young III 80oondt

She—surely isn't going to die?"gasped Chrissy. For at that instant Chrissy felt almost as if the red stain of murder was on her soul. "I don't know, miss," said Mrs. Emmons, wiping the bitter tears away from her eyes. "She's very bad, and the doctor aon't give us much hope. It was her wages, miss, we mostly depended mi to live. I'm but a feeble body my self,, and the rest are young. Elsie was our main-stay—and now ahe is going to die!"

Chrissy was silent her heart seemed to grow chill within her. Only a careless word—and how much harm it had done! How the circles in life's pool are widening, ever widening, from the pebbles that are flung fn by unthinking lands.

Butshe shall not dieP she said in a choked voiocu ^wiUw#itJbere aud see the doctor be done, Please^

one, donotde-

^An|H-ld& d£§ not dll. Mi«s Vervain was aj ooiistanfc^watebeli at herfeedside. EveryluJtury that wealthf6uu$ obtain wasa|Jberf command and, fannetiLby tbis pirpetual care, the faint sparK? of lifrpblazed up once more and Elsie 'did not die.

And when ahe at list became strong enough. Miss Vervain's own carriage carried ner to Mm. Goldefi'fl well known door.

"See here, MaPrfolden," said the heiress, "I want $0u fib take Elsie Emmons back. It was hf^fault that she was discharged Wtiw I waitj* her engaged

again." And the too happy Ve

sfciUng* mojUste was only

often,"

case. And her con from the lesaworcK

clear again

dofrtWf, ilk., Times.1

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went out fishing with a party. Sooll after they started he began to grow hoarse and be (jlightly pressed for breath, but ho thought It wareauaed by dampness and fog that was rising from the water* He steadily grew worse until he could hardly-whlsper. At0lrt h66li Ih6 party landed on oim^of the islands to coolDtheir ftUk^eheStlheir dinner, and Mirt^yJ^&WsWiding beside the fire, found himself unable to speak. The party went homo the next day deeply deploring the condition of their friqpd, wUft sift wed no sigu& of Unproyeijiflrtt. For three yebrs Mr, Llbby In a Inutfr *w*lte,s communlcatibf^ tt hli friends by the use of a slate. Mr. Libby was prevailed upon to go down to the Pool again fishing, aud the/party with' him landed on, the Ulaud .where -thred had lost

/ears before he his speech. ye They built afire and proceeded to din ner, and as Mr. Libby was walkin around after dinner he suddenly slij on a small stone and fell on Jiis side. When .he arose ho found himself able to speak *as well as ever he could, and he cohtiriiied to speak and have full power of speeoh until his death, which occurred about two years after his recovery of speech.

Do not throw away your hard earned money for every new cough syrep advertised when you can procure that standard remedy for coughs, Dr. Bull's Cough gyrup. Price, 25 cents a bottle.

Miss Ji*MKT CORSON prepared a fish dinner for some Now Yorkers, the other day, but her art did not soothe the savage ©roast enough to prevent the dineps from telling stories after their meal. One gentleman said he caught, in six hours, eight hundred trout anotbereaid thai last summer, off Fire I«hmd, be Uok itiY a bluefisla that weighed I50"p6unjto and a third, ^odidn'tlook like a confirmed liar, remarked that wbfle ngiiog for bass, near Nantucket, *j»ODto& laie ago, eight bass got on hla nnt itonrt&time, and pulled so hard thai lie bad to f|et a horse to help him hwtt Iff/ These three ftshermeli tuned to a fourth, who had sat quietly di^ng the atc^y telU|pg, and one said:

Perhapa yon don't believ*, haps these «t^i don't interest "Oh, yes, they do," said tl# qui tic man. "for I'm aunething ofc,i myself, "THKRR is no place like «verv home ahould be su boufe of Dr. Bull's Cough "Svrup,—the dy for |dl caaop of Mat family remedy for mil casqs^ PSKcoiat,

A SUCCESS AS A HEN.

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HAPPY rittmtmi 3*cte*m

DaUy Patriot.

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A REIGN OF'TEKBOB.

LeadiBK to Ncfenflfic IaTeslifa* ties aad mm Alfenspt to Cheek its Increase.

Vokderfkl Properties of "Se4»-iine-de-lDdte** and How to Properly Use It.

Faets of Inaporlaaee flkr Befarflag a Kew IMseoTerjr.

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Procrastination is the- Thief of Time."

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