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Not h»ouphl bill kUHT ■ *♦*>
Hul now, I aft mi »b* Uw night
llnd bom* my lirmth *w*y.
1 pemmiln'r. 1 rpmemlwr
Th* ram*, red ami ahltr;
The violet* and Ihc llly-cupit.
Those (lower* made of ll|(hi:
The lilacs where the mhln built,
And where my brother net
The laburnum on hta birthday —
The tree Is living yet.
I remember, I remember
Where I was used to swintf:
And thought the air must rush as
fresh
To swallows on the win#;
My spirit flew in feathers then.
That is so heavy now,
And summer pools could hardly cool
The fever on my brow. •*\
I remember, I remcmlier
The Hr trees dark and high;
1 used to think their slender tops
Were close against the sky;
It was a childish ignorance.
Hut now ’tls little Joy
To know I'm farther off from heaven
Than when 1 was a boy.
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titamni xv
tiik rraurr Bnu«<Att «u»R.
Tlw aiVi-Ik vokv* of l/wiiw, wlik'l*
•ouimWiI to Pk-rrt a* tlir Itartuiwr of
I >»• and pmrr. drrw a at*b of rrlwf
irum Jainunrs He liad ilrlefird Iim
iwohm*! at the eafwret rwrawer be *****
nu ■aonry ttarrefor he had aaited uni ll
be mat* !**•> fnau Um mm*. lm i the
■ewnt) amount rannd In t he IdWl
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t "Ilon't do . tb*r" ru lalmed
rmcliard, r#l«'liing la»ulap‘a .band*
M Whal.' wunld y^u wlp* away real
learty * Why, that i« I be very tiling f«»
■ ,tl< h youi sofi li. .ulcd fools.
.At this moment a gentleman passed
by. and Htelng the evident suffering of
the lieuiltlful girl, Itc drew a coin frofn
his iMs-ket ai.u put 1^ In the girl's mi*
willing palm, and passed on his way.
Like a hawk pouncing upon a uove
did Mother'Kroehard grasp the hand
which held the money, and In an In
stant It was, transfer red to her capaci
ous iKH'ket.
“There, what did I tell you?" she
said, triumphantly. Then glvhig the
jKxir girl a hard shake, she said:
"(Jo on crying.”
As she saw others approaching she
raised her,monotonous cry:
“Charity, good people, If you please.”
Among the people who were coming
toward the church was the good-na
tured doctor of the hospital of St.
Louis‘■and La Salpet riere, and to him
did Mother Krochard direct her tries
for charity.
"Please, my good sir,” said the old
woman, going toward him, and liold-
ingout herdirty hand.
Pierre and Jai'.|ties had moved away
as soon as the ctmrch-goers came up,
and now Mother Krucliard, her charge,
and tlie doctor, were the only otHrs in
t tw stpiare.
Ttie phyaletan paid no attention tnjly the old woman
i away
Ttw old woman pwahml laxitar Mime
itistamT from her, ao UmI she could
not, by any means, bear wliat was said
and wien, In a service, asked as she
went toward t lie physician:
"What Is It, doctor?”
"Listen,” said the medical man, In
a low tone. "You must not excite her,
and you must not tell her suddenly
what I hope; but bring her to me at
the Hospital St. Louis.”
"Yes yes,” said the old woman,
quickly: but at the same time with an
ugly scowle upon her hard face. “I
know, 1 have been there often.”
"I thought 1 recognized you,” said
“Let me
er ”
see,
L'Ogr
igh
you are
the doctor, regarding her thoughtfully.
<1 Moth-
called
Im- pr
obi
“Widow Krochard, monsieur,” said
the old woman,'drawing herself up
indignantly.
“Yes, I remember,” said the doctor
with a smile upon his face at the old
hag’s assumption of dignity.
“Well, when she is calmer, you can
tel! her gently that ] think there is
hope for ner, and then, when she is
more accustomed to the idea, bring
her to me.”
"Yes—yes, I will,” replied the old
wretch, with a wicked smile upon her
face, "ril tell her gently. Tn«st*me,
doctor, for ttiat. You can depend on
me."
Had the good man known how gent-
wimid lave tola t tie
t Itc obi w«
walking awi
fW’l III he %l
III fl
whining 'un
I M> , leal
la*
h cut it-al y, and was
ul I* Kr«« bard was
4 off mi easily. Site
>( blm. and cried, lo a
iMrtty.tf yww plrasw."
evr talmed thr dor-
rr was * tltaiMf^d
■< Miud rtilM. If yww
iwrstued the *M wo
IM*
It »• an
wtilrh Uw Chief MagtatraU of the
HUlr seta apart on* day a* a day of
thanksgiving and praise to the Sou ire
of all Llf* tot Ills manifold b'OTt'ogs
and fiwterlng care. When lo Ul* en
joyment <if health and happiness and
prosperity we are prone to forget Are
sustaining hand through which these
blessings come.
As a people we have had our trials
and hardships, oar days of adversity
and of bitter strife, and through them
all we have triumphed because of our
trust in and reliance on an All-wise
Providifnoe.
During the past year we have en
joyed peace and prosperity. The labor
of the husbandman has been reward
ed by abundant harvest and all busi
ness has prospered. We have been
spared pestilence and plague, drought
and flood. In this day of prosperity
we should not forget the source whenco
it comes. We should, as a people,
render thanks to (Jod for the blessings
which we enjoy and in the midst of j
material prosperity strive for moral
and spiritual uplifting: for it is not In
material progress and prosperity that
a people can claim to be truly great,
or hope to obtain lasting happiness.
The greatness of a people rests In the
character of the Individual citizens.
«♦«
•M «*MI Uwt r*«
that M cuMMftg lei UkMW
I sot very w*4l a*u»t*4 wfUi U*
owtetww* of Uw •Mrlbm." he Mid "|
dua l think It wouM have (wen any
hritrfll to Uw IteuxrraU to rnMtnil
Uw liouae now. 1 waul the Itepubll-
can* to hold all Uw rvwponulhlllly.
We ouuld have done nothing with
them, controlling the senate and the
exeeutlye. and It Is my Judgmcgt that
the party will suffer nothing by its
failure to win this time, for the red-
son that there will now lie no divided
administration to lay things to, and
the Republicans can hold the bag
themselves and shoulder all the blame.
I await the day when the crg&h will
come and they get all that's coming
to them.’’
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Men and Women
pone girl of Uw good news, he wool! *"d this character Is built upon deeds
not have left her as lie <!bi; tml lie done deed* which glorify Ood and
llevrri Irmiwt to hr Krts'hard’* daugh- 1 help lift up and blMi our fellow Bt'M.
ter. and like many othen, was 'leer;\ I In no way nan w* twttar show uur *p-
r*l hf tlir obl ti*g s wblnWig wmw. pfrcisUuQ uf tile klndaw* and the
forhraraam >4 "or ffmvwaty rather
_ iiitimg *••**■»
**IIotv, my poor child,'*«wild the
iVstof. going toward Lou lair. gltlngl
bef snswr dMMry. while to lhr punr girl
IM* wo**la wfnrh fwMowsW mmtm at,
s»ww r*tw thaw Sit I Mr Mwwwy ta*
muM hn«v gtwwtw* tuuragv■ hr,
•Mad iw* phaMok wakew, **WHMfs* t
I *>«*wrd •
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hen by doing our duty to Him.
Mirwtvm and to our frimw man
Vnw. th*r*hw*. I. M Ik )
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y^tawaUw «4 th* rvc hrt of l
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«. u* U* ;: tn day Mf th* fMomw
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whoarrin n«*ed of the
brut mr(H<-al treat-
mrnt ahouid not fall
toconHult Hr. Hatha
way at osrr, as hr la
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li-iutiinr and mo-t suc-
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You a f r safe In
placing your case In
hit hands, a* hr is th*
Ion*rat cstaMtahsd
and has thr test rep
utation. Hr cures
where other* fall:
th*i> I* no |Otrhwnrh
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Tj* grret rS*wm*tlc rwmody
form of rhvumatLm. hut m*kt« radkal CMPM *f
Contagious Blood Poison.,
- Scrofula, Sores, Boils,, Catarrh,
and all diseases arising from impurities In th* blood.
Endorsed by physicians and prominent people every-
* where after thorough trial.
DOE£ NOT INJURE THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Rat.sioh, N. C.
Gentlemen I take pleasure In liearlnir testimony to the curative properties
of your** Rnsrnacid*." Two bottles cured my sotrof a bad case. If this will
be of any benefit to you In ad vertluing your meritorious remedy, you can u*e It.
Yours truly, W. H. HAND, Stt waql State Blind Inntitutlon.
All Druggists, fi.oo; or pnpaul on receipt of price.
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aiM«er of Dm* blind girt
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found mo von imiinLicti
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Aiibt 1 doing It?" and Die old bag's
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bread. You must sing,and I'll do the
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a voice full t
It.”
: "Yes: lint how doyou .singV" asked
the old woman, brutally. "Like a
mourner at a funeral.”
1 "1 sing as well as I can." pleaded
the blind girl, piteously. "1 cannot,
indeed 1 cannot. When 1 think of
what I am—of what 1 am doing i t
—1 am so unhappy—so miserably un
happy!”
And no longer able to restrain her
feelings, she sunk down upon Die cold,
toet snow, and gave herself up to an
agony of grief that plainly told how
near the poor heart waste breaking.
During tills affect ing scene the l wo
brothers stood looking on, but with
entirely different feelings..
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forded him great enjoyment, and noth
ing ever gave him lalf Dm* pleasure
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Locur, eagerly, but before slir
i-oihluded Dm* ((‘iilciice Mnlher iro-
« bard gave her such a cruel piiM*h on
Die arm Dial sim* did not dan* to say
anything more.
"Well, do you s«s*," asked the old
woman, shrilly, after 'he doctor had
examined the p«»nr girl's eyes for a mo
ment. "She's blind, isn’t she?”
"You have not always, been blind,
jny child; have you?” asked the doctor,
net heeding the old woman's question.
"No, monsieur," said Louise, timid
ly. as she involuntarily shrunk from
i he blow, or pinch, which she expect
ed to receive. "1 was fourteen years
old when this misfortune befell me.”
"Fourteen!”exclaimed the doctor in
astonishment, "and you have hair! no
treatment?”
"Monsieur—” liegan Louise, eagerly:
forgetting for,1111* moment Die old
wretch that stood liesido ner.
Mother Krochard saw in a moment
t hat Louise was aliout to speak of her
twist life, and she adroitly administer
ed a hhrw tn the poor girl's side, un-
perceivod by the doctor^hat prevent
ed her from speak ing. (and tiefore the
interruption could lie noticed, she said
•lulckly:
" Wi* an* so poor, good doctor, »e
la« r im* Dm- monry to 1"
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Mat* way« tW • targr uf th* iwa-wn-
|n not Mtorr
actively pnawcutlng Um* blind ligrrw.
which was mad* by Mayor Mmrth
against rurporatiun counarl («*strge S.
lavare WediKaday night at the meet
ing of City Oiuncil. was the most gen
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Thursday. The charge was a severe
arraignment and the refusal of corpo
ration counsel to furnish desired In
formation to the mayor seemed 6i es
pecially arouse the ire of the chief ex
ecutive of theeity. He submitted ids
statement of facts, as they appeared
to him, to city council .without .any
recommendation, and after a short
discussion a committee was appointed
to consider the master, and at the
meeting Thursday Mr. Legare appear
ed before the aldermen and asked
that the matter lie referred liack to
city council, which was done. Mr.
Lega re defended himself of the
charge* without entering into the de
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l»wu durlH* the wint.r ami ■prlni, ul... .xc-M.'irt
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PAINT.
75 cents.
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in using good
paint.
For beauty,
dura h i 1 i t y
economy of cov
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use
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