Evening Capital (Annapolis, Md.)
October 25, 1884

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M^nrror.RAPHER'S nll d Bridegroom’s I? 'T.,, ‘'Tooken.” r r Like MartjK-Viewi Puo:ographir. nt mir pictures tooken.” V 1* v t ma'am; IT. Rive you r, vv minutes, Hiiid thn I’lamlly- Kt- ly. "bat’sa sittinV; ■•c u ;„t ai?v answered the le '..\'o\v. William Henry, F ..th,rni:^ T^ fc, ~,-y 1.-. 'ay. Mirandy. pm HKnO f> r mr E I moment's ailonre in the r C .re- gallery, as the bride W\.x to pin a 1 arse-sized hutton into William Henry’s W Vhe sil'H'-e was broken by. a you’ro a ticklin’ of V f i,f. l.ri !e pinned a mammoth r on 1,,-r n corsage, and the two K fn onas.fa. hand in hand. R, \|ir,i!.'ly, d’ye think the old H^Lt]run away?’ Kvfmoii-l.t.H the hand began to I s ‘]r ain’t use ter city noises.” Ron* silence; they wiped the per -1 on from their cheeks and cx r ’,i wor .ls of endearment. The a piece of comb out of his C-t and combed out the bride’s R Then they struggled into their Jetton gloves and out; they want- R heir rings, of which they had a Bering array, in the picture. oV would you like to ho posed?” the photographer, coming out Ei a collodion plate in his hand. that's that?” askel the bride, Egjng her comrade. I-punno,” answered the youth. I -winyou sit together or separate?” ■upLuned the artist. I They stood up hand in hand, with ■arfs that showed the spirit of mar y I -fl'e will be tooken together" I But the photographer, who had some Jp in his profession, induced the ■fixing mar. to sit down while the bride Hirtncdover his shoulder. lie sat as ■draight as a ramrod, w r ith collapsed Ijtonach and feet caved in; his arms Ijlm turned in, and his hands were ■spread upon his knees; his watch chain leveled over his vest pattern by dif ■kent routes, and held in suspense a irge agate locket. His hair lay in a ■nveon his low forehead; his pale blue ■ffes reflected every object in the oper ■ttDgrootn. The artist told him he ■nsa good subject, and he grinned, midi gave him a pleased expression, a place of a look of agony. The bride ■ns much older than her husband, and B looked it. I She wore a t an-colored dress and a Bace iichu, anil a gold chain two yards ty. bracelets and ribbons. She was I taking down at the groom with a ten watchful, woukln’t-trust-him-out %ht regard. At this moment the I Hick muzzle of the camera was un- I rered and after ten heart-beats of iiditied silence and non-motion, the B *'Rl was given to go. They each gave ■•real sigh of happiness and said they ‘uld come next day to see the nega and hand in hand the two chil Q °f nature departed. bo you have many sitters like ■isae?" Lots of them,” said the pliotogra- I r they are the most satisfac- V- class -always like their pictures I'l pay promptly. You’ll be surprised I what good looking pictures they I e after they are worked up and hed. They are a good deal less Bauble than the folks who get their Inures taken every year and know how they want them.” 'ho are the hardest people to pho l^aphr I Elderly ladies and young men; the I want to look like pictures of I ?or women they see and it is I Old people are pictur l?'” oun men are fussy, want I, to show, are par |jarabouttheir neck-ties and such I y?nse The best subjects we have I w men aneen obtained by treatment of coal tar. m wM&L'i •ami l 4 f t Won*! be a Hatch A man wh(Mse who are truly independent acknowl ndgo no master save o&P —God. pji j turners ettrod in ten days, rupture in four weeks. Address World's Dis ix iisarv Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. The pleasaro of fooli is folly to the w.se. Life Preserver. If you are losing your grip on life.try“Wells’ Health Renewer.,”Go? vtlirect to weak spots. Genius, like truth, crashed to earth will rise again. i Despise Not the Da> at Small Things. Little things may be*p a man to rise—a lent pin in an eesf chtdr for instance. Dr. iheroes “Pleasant Ptirgative Pellets” are small tli np, pleasant to take, ami they cure siek-lieadaehes, relieve?toiqxid livers and do wonders. Being purely vegetable they can uot harm any one. All druggists.

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