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uyintt'o tur.ure'l
Ito Watch you well by Dayligh
BY B.II3IIJEL tAMIL, •
Oh, watch you well, by dayliglit—' .
By daYlinht you may fear, ,
But keep no watch, in dailmes..q,'
For angels then are near ; • „
For Heaven the sense bestoweth,
Our waking life to keep;
But tender mercy f.howeth,
To guard us in onueleep. '
Then watch you well by dayli,ght-:
By . dayliglifyon may fear. •
But keep uo watch id r,tarkness,
For angels then are agar.
Oh, watch you well in pleasure,
For . pleasureort beways,
But keeit - no watdi
,iii sorrow, •
When joy vri. : ittlraws its rays;
Far in the hour of sorrow,
As in the darkuess.dreitr,,
Si Heaven enfriist thein'orrow,.
For the an&els then are near.
Oh; Watch you wt4l by daylight--
By daylight you may fear,
But keep no watch in . darkness;
• "Por:iangehi then are near.
DoNoint . . Really Thinklle Did?
I waited twilight, • ' . .
And Yet he did not - ceme ;. •
• :I strayed alai); the, bronic. vide, • •
And :ilowty waluleiedliome,
When who should. - eorne behind nie
But Itim I shOuld.hae. bid;
findine .
,O Do you reaVy think he v did I', • • .
He said that Since we parted • "
• • • • 1 - 1 7 edilniuOtt of nott&t so Mreet,
As of the very moment - • . .
The:itioment:v!e . should' meet
Hs showed me ulere,lalf.shaded,
i A cottage lome lay hid;
He said• for inc he made
Do you really think he digit • -
He said a hen be . ftrst saw .me, '
• Life seemed at onee diviner—
Each night he dreamed,nf angels;
And every face was- mine:
Sometimes a voice; wbeh Fieepingi ,
S~'ould all his hopes. forbit.l,',
Ad then he s waked up-weeping— .
you really think he did 1.....
N.1g0104 . r0.0 gtlttittig,'
Q~r~itl~;Flelda... ~.~
• We rnaltE;lhe following .extract from
Governor Seyanocir's tictdren, et the lay.:
iug of the fotioclition .of the monuinent
,
on ..The Andre Ground" . '
•I n no period during the . gevolutionary
contest was our State exempt. frnin the . .
evils of war: '‘ The . Hishlands Of the Hud
son' Censtituted the Ertiting-holds of the
American army. While, other portions
of our country . were :occ asionally invail;
ea, bete tbetontest• was unceasing. The ~
British,gocernmeht
~iit all - times sir*" that '
' , the full possession of 'the ;Valley rif. the
`Hudson, on - their part, would \divide and.
weaken;the :power a'tbq Colonists; and
would destroy all hopes ef!..heir Inaintain- •
ing the freedom of our. - country. \ The
greatest•effert put fort h-lyy•••Erigland , was
congaed inlfs - operitiOns to our own` i ter.
ritu ries; and she 'elected 'foi• tie • march
of ber , cninbiningarnsiesclie same ave,
nue throu g h giv - hicb. dimmercot-now pours
its full tide,..where the savage made his
war' path; and - where Ali had snuggled.
with her picierit fee-during .tbe French
war. New'Tork Was iniaced,simultane-1
- ously through tbe Vallei - of Abe Vpper;
Hudson 4 her disciplined 'troops under-
Burgoyne, by her fleets:necending the
river, under Cliuton;• - end - by her savage
allies under:Saint Leger, who = .
.. were :.to
exert. all theieruittui or werfare,.and ' to
combine their ` rength nnt the present=
Capital , of faint are ; ' - 1.1* . s to - ,separate
• the Neiv't4tindstlites from, the res‘Of
the Coloniesoleit. theiktodestroy,tbe di
vided and wealreneStfirae: of the Maori
can Armies.,`' Ilreo.ileg,,siw The mmaiite--
r i d
We' stiectacle et savage4varfare,diecip le
es! armies;' ands hare] iiewer,Vitie ell •
,at once upon our atate - .. e brave n
hardy Settler on the Mohawk ettoeurite i '' ,
- on the. battle . ground - of Oriskany, the
tierce savage under Brantii ? the still afire
eg nd
euel tory under the-ruthlewßutler, - .i
• „
the disc ipline& siildiera;of Saint L r •;•.,
and in the:diet) foreitis the bliiodiest • : ud
fiercest tbutestiofthetoiolcition occur ed.
Animated ,on one hand - by -inttri
courage, apa. 40 Oie..otlign::bar fieirAt
t red of -tbosewbO -bad -dritett-
I beirlcitoisibe: ,settler;-'the
the tory : en j te.gfid±:4ll:7 - 42 - '00104.1 I
hand, and IP'PPILPY: , !..,pO i : . *
each 401 her7C'Aii i ***P
r. -:•,
00044 f iiire0e,Wr+ii
.:nf. the inie*.litiOt s iit.l*. `•si*P* 6 *.'bir
ft.free
nine
biued 'k r " ,
bardyietfigi;44 .
• first et t eekliri * - o*** l-011 0 14 - i c -1*
erion •Biii;o7oo:rip**.r
!1 44 : 11 Q -. '•
- by our :o•oiiiii#:,o:l4,..***AlliOii
bit!, few. whel44:44***P.Pt:ol•l
• ened '.
ened . by tlifi.':fiiii*iipikEZA**lti.kit . )l4 .
and eiyilieoC&'ni4iiiifiii.f
, e6r
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- - THE WIL
TSilent hi Hunter
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1' . ' .
,-- The narrative ensuing i s . stnc ly his
torical Mid truthful...- Wikareindebted to.
the pen of 114.. hnuternaturalisti-Web
.ber-=for. it :. • . --• . -1. ..,- .. : -
Shortly before tliti American •. i - of
Inclep,midente there arrived . in • N . vir:..iig
lw
land an 'orphan. boy• called Bill.S ith:--
c n
Someifriends Of his parents took ;an. in
tetestlin him, - tind apprenticed him-tho'
only: eight 'years Of age-.--t° ait'Zild farm
er itilNorth - Parolina. The indentures
stipulated thao he s was - to. have -lbesides
sutficiiit'filo4 . and clothing, red:nimble
Opportunities i'lur education ; bui. Satin-.
derS..l le yeoman, thought this . filly; and
aft 'Bii .
Illearn4d•wagin'spite of-hiii. pl'eju
dicesli- Tliereiwas a.little daughter of the
old •iirmer's, ihoweVer—Mattie,: - a. blue
• I.
. eved lehildyarith gold and dimpled
I f irce-who;tiink - a fancy to, instruct.the
i . 1 ; - - ' i
soun - . alien. tkit. had come under her fa
ther' 'roof. -' lie - learned • to :' - ritid. 'find.
I •
to wt e,- and 'lionirliecariie so proficient
. . . .
in- bii
~- that ho began, in turn, to --teach
l i
li
his tu 0r:.., ... ' •. ti
ThiS pleasant exchangii, of mutual kind;
ness ilfmnt 'n till the 'children grew up,
and Manic. was a - bhiorrirg -girl; uncoil
acieuifty be riithed iii.the' !spring time of
lierlife to he orphan. Youth. who -had
been erpe i wally by . iher'stile: - The farm-.
erdisixiVer . d t his, 'and irn ' ediaielybega n .
to pi4i, It S ith. by - a seri s - of petty.,and
n l n
abomiii hie persectitii ns. . He made . him
sleep in r a I an), on a pile of hay; with
oily'nne t ' tt ored blatiket;to 'cover';- him,
and .ciit lii 4tr . f r ol iill the copsolaiions
I.;'s hive. He was rich, and
ne who a tr•Ared to aim .t
•ir to. his f:?lnne. He. jeal
cd'his dang!;; - 4r7 and tortured
--every kincUoi Cruelty till his
I , attt' ninitorioui and - some hu
sliesolied to':snmmon
. him
rt of justice-ie . barbarity : and
ty.' . . ._ 1 •
is .• . . .:: -
1
, was -known however, the
6a ffirMed a p an ot.running
Made', •up his little . bundle,
ht creeping illtlMattie`is room
' -
window, bade. her n. gentle
He embraced' ilets and kiSsed
il:her be would •come biek a
of little Ma'
hated ttny
ibeinetbe
louOy watal
poor Bill b
behavior
mane perso ;
bethreit- a .co
neglect Of di
Before ti
orphan boy
'away. Ii
and oue!-big
•Ithrough ihd
[good-bye. " •
and' tiil
• nd . make. her . his : wife ; • and
II wait for youf! He. ran
lc,o• the MO way, • and, came.
g to the settlement of Ra-.
ire he: fr.e.(l for some
lab Ont thelitchens of . the gen
bsieting On the scra ps which
icarted slayes 4Mstowed .on
~r
Igreqt 1111111.
she said, !..]
!all' night ish;
monali
11410..- . The
!110-.pr iWied
try by day,
Ei:nitt . kind
im,.r ttl
r
co it was
ilm~ 811 \YI
Mme "shed
- --- _ .
It happebed - that a ,Tudge earispliell—
a very burn t ie,_ an, was then presiding
in the or uit ' int.: He • found Bill
Smith one orniti among his horses and
cattle, half .ead ith hunger and cold.—
He took 11 in int , his house, fed him,
learned his tory, and begat: to consider
how his bib man master might be punish
ed- Great iliezefitre - was his delight
e
'N ' ' ' ' :
when, ob lo king over the .
.list . of ,icauses
to be \trPed fore him in that circuit, the
very - firii, , ,w6s " Commonwealth- 0. Stmi
uel Suundep, for abducting, murdering
or otheOrt4e unlawfully making ' away
With antdentured male child, - known as
William Simlith. ' - •
The Trial came on. -Judge- Campbell
cc/repelled- th e strictest scrutiny into the
1
facts. His Counsel *as stiirtlQ. cowed,
almost hopelesst. The. Winditig up Was
near;All felt thaverdict must be .guiliy.‘
ni
Suddenly there-was a comotioullin
'Court. .Carriage wheels, wore heardi-Up
idly nearing the plitee: . The sheriff cab°
in, and , with' hint Was the boy, still atAtt
mat ed_from! suffering, but neatly cloth I d,
end with the blooMof life reviving on 1 is
..cheek. -..cad_Saundertt:-Avas carried fr, m,
the /lock in. convidSions—his shrieks' e
big 'beard till the prison doors wore d
upon him.' ' He was acquitted, but rn
pelted _ to giro
. security for the,inaite
t
nance and education of Bill Smith, till
'thehge of eighteen. - •. '
That was-the-.first public "scene in Bill
':Smith's Career. . The ueitwas when, as
au elonent, v ivacious, d . young-law- :
11, 1
yer, be p lead ed . his 6 c use at timber.;
He_gaitted. „many - eller it, and., gradually
;
ruse to great honors, wealth, and pro:;-
.peritY. Maltie Bee sa his - wife, end
.their .their hoe -Was.bleas d- with sons •and
daughters; till, wliOrt the Declaration of
Independence wamade, men knew no •
happier &ably -t can. that .of William
- Smith.' He , was keo . eroug and ho vitas
charitable,
.but . nevertheless one-of the.
-most opulent men,lu the - province t forlhe
was , prudent - .end economical.:: When,
however : the mar Of liberty - broke, out,
his treas reit flovred.like water to support
'WaShingtoiritt histremendons campaigns,
Mattie did not repine when she saw their.
riches melting aray in the fervor of that
ticeiois cause. " Let die 4gold go;!' -.Ni
sei/It and - , tbq . old did, it i„ and i ,
.(wheni
-Am;etia-nraafn*Jit was.a ll sonei purl
witriain Smith :PAO,. himself a beggar !
But be: iii.s.l36e:;;Ork.owful:; ,4l. 9r oxer. the ,
Ati,,gbin :jaapiitatualira..4a3 nontifrY 5 11
,-KantankYe.r. . r tnifilt:PLll and Inn4era
'amillater. l etoi.:* , Onewliag..„lherit
Wi ne
ii:njt n,,,f4P•1 13 0ii,- ' .;',4d, bit.t!erlvir'snany
goos,who 4 iiiia !oat.. their poesea,as in
4 i 4
the Ailitti* Pa t!"s . o ; e4j - war--- - ....,-;. v:i . ,
- 'lnttigoaitist - ot - .l7B4;'fifty anitrints
1 3D
of
eat
the
the.
the,
CZ-
or,u
ere
8,118,
OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LEGITWATE SOURCE, s
;i4il.llstES 0
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111111MINW
. .
• SMith. with his own hands :du tbeir
graves --with, his o wn hand he-laid
_thorn
side hy hii..first-born on themeth--
ers right hand, his youngest on he'r bosom
where it .had and nestled so long.—
And: then he stood, for a. few Moments
looking upon thii-last 'couch made for
their earthly rest, and - filled the grave,
and piled stones to mark :the spot and
bade adieu forever to love in which
heart had 'made its home: IlisCfrinrides
were standing: around in 'silence. :They
•
expected that: When .he had ..finished he
would
.ful lovi. t heti. Balite walked about .
the site of the camp, nnOftmnd where . the
Indiaris had come and gone. '7llO he
shouldered - his rifle, waved his hand sob--
Pimply, and - speokiim:i.-intrewett, disap;.
.pearml .3ro'the trail Of the Shawanees:
From that /lour; a strange mystery
sprang among those plotintairts. There
was known to dwell .' on their'. a' lonely
ltunter!—a white.man--,:who: was seen•Oc
easionally-',by the lodi(ors,..or some solita
ry always -with a rifle in his
hatid,:bUt perpetually:silent, never speak
ing one word to any. If he was adare4s
ed he turned and retreated into the
woods.. Oradually, he was lost- sight of
-altogether, except Co Daniel Boone, that
-far finned hunter,' - whOse - name is farbiliar.
over the 'whole. continent of America,—
Daniel BOone was believed -to have fie-.
()tient intervieWs :Vvitb him,. .and to .sup=
ply him With .powder and ball, but he
neVerspoke - of him, and only: replied to
questions by shaking t:ist..head and. touch
ins *eta • •cin . fikr - tyitii.yerers,•.tind
had almost forgotten. Bill Smith:. Btit at
the end of that time 0 Shower* Indian
was .taken - prisorier , b y 'the People-of
Boone's fort, and he once : more : revived
the excitement as - to the mystery of . the
Silent Hunter. - He said that a terrible
spirit had • foe two years Uurited the
war-path of the shavtisnerman de-
mon, whose sight wai,:_appllirlg to their
nation. lktore.thatt:thirty_ Of -their .hest.
bray es had 'already_ fallen uUtter his liand.,
This fearfullqedicineinatt..was bent - they
believed, to putilsh :them for some pot.:
tentous sin: 84' dreaded hadhe, heconie,
that the tribe had inet;andwere nearly .
determined to quit. forever :
anciee t
hu•irting - grounds- in - ';Kentucky. When
- sked - whether the : y -ever seen . the
deinox t ,the.y said they- Ilid•• - ntrier seen it
distinctly,_ thought heir .yoUng 'men had.
puisned,ie - .oflen;•andalWays came • back
with oneitit least eftheir 141 mber mis Sing,
. . .
At leni,,th.tione-derecYto-follow the
.terrt,
ark cra
-4 --
led' into
MONTROSE, PA., TiIpRSDAY Noßtiliq, OCTOBER 27,, 1853.
. , . .
little valley.. t To- 'that he. came with his
companions. There- were traces . of the
camp, and usirks. of conflict, but n o living
being. stirred Ihere,no voice could ; . be
beard, no welcOme of the dear ones he
had left. - A confused aid broken
in
showed that the emigrants were in fell
retreat fer-the Clinch river, tOregain the
more populous they had-. - quitted.
Smith hurried- after. them.. " Where is
my •wifeHwhere- are my childrenr- ho
asked of tlle - first straggler he came up
" YOU • will ..fiod.thetn Where. you-
_left
'them. .4+ the ShaWahees ; tliey_can tell
you the rest." • - •
." You. have .neglecied your trust—they
are Murdered," said Smith, in a stern and.
deliberaie, yet trembling. voice: " And
Yet you arc retreating, yea cowards!"
Ire. added: . and. struck the man - to..the
ground. Then turned . - buck, rode alone
to the( abandoned: campin the valley, and
there in thO.eening
.he Was found,. look
ing with tearleis eyeS, but acountenance
more `Mournful than--weephig could. make itß: .
On the lost and the loved 7 -Igattioand
her children. •
Afier this story had: teetered: .ehroad,
men again to speak Of Bill "Sinith.
They spokeofitim however, with an un
accountable dietutiliveysin u low 'i•Oice.
'The - Shatvanees had. been- formerly ' one
of the - most TOrtnidable and 'beat organ
ized ef the re 4 nations. - They 'now - he. ,
came timid,, an carried - ohthe-inost`-del;- . .
ultory warfare:- They- were beaten by
every hostile 1 ribe, for whenever a battle
took plaCe, the Silent Hunter made his
appearanceseddenly, fighting with their
enemies. ,If they attaCked efort,,he was
always among the defenders ; Irthey de:
fended a. strong .hott r he waseeier away,
but regularly headed the-assailants:, But
be came and went : without speaking. lit
.
never;grcetedany -man, and roan ever
said farewell:TO limS the border pee=
ple looked on him wiilixespect and fear;
the Indians 7 shiddered et his - mune, 2 and
the Shwa - flees , especially, looked on him
as . e curse sent`fromlbe Great Spirit to
exterminitte Weir:l-ace. ' ' . .
1 Afleie they became so eirified by this
43,r
phantom of thesilent hue
. :perpetually
haunting their Patbsobat- began eolleet
-ed. and' fie') Befogs' ilie '-giillt — atielin3 - of
Keutiicky; . . - 13iifilie1411o4edlliem-Over,,
and was ever on „their .bunting groundi:
So they fled egaie and paned over the
GitterGriVer.' - Hti - passe4 it tee and cover:
eretiseait akeitii ' Still the'lediatis: Were:
appalled by hearing !if the bravos alaini
the: n ,
e fOreet end.et. their Camp_ fires, by iti
1 atni - 3,shiell they' now so . fully' believed to
be the-arruer.isectuit tvenging spirit, that
they never dreired'arit - cpnflic4: Thi:
sileta Inititeriuiser hiiii_iholift4il..., f-Tkiiki k .
they siticti . 'n3ote heititid-: heir ` irigiiiKia
and Went, inintifoibieel6n2i* COntli. :
Aid vihtie:thelt4 . ortheSfotwinese bud
hitioehii4ll,44.etioo.tiieitt - ;hi: - Pliiiii ,iliii,
Smith i!asif freti'i - iiiajd the btisliisfo:tki
lanieCe;' - ena fired otivajittie'Ai*:'': - .: , :
novensti:ivisibii`Aii:iiiiiziti*:::'*rheis'
htkbari - 04
;-
hiiiifiiiirOtilaiit,i;4ns9btud
briiAtreio l + 3 tiOn * OiMilelfitili,*W
11- Vitealhesoß l -
:-
l4 ' #il o lllt 4 f l ht o ,l o44 t 44 -..,: t A i lri7 : ..i* AW ., V,4 ,jok4 4 i o t * .:
-*lKtitillaillYkii -I * o oo*sillnt
'aetfrtiij gis4a
rd: ,W ose tips
0110iit'itiii-*liii**niao;of
Or it44:410 -'ltickollo;i .
lu#OV4- 01 4 4 :fiC%..' 1 „: 'f*.:4l4.
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MEM
He hunted tO supply , --himself wit h_ : food
and skins to fexchange. l ,.for . powder and
shot, which en old nietiafeis out settle-
merit doWn ots the Giresita Hirer waif ac
customed; to Supply lid* With.'- His life
- was protracted to the age Of eighty-eight.
One day ..• .. ,
y the ow man athesettlenient was
_"
beard to. say that something must hare hap
to th'e silent huntei, for he had not
come as usual, t o fat his shot:bag and y.owder
pouch: Bidding no. optifotellow lnus, he
went out to be - Green Rivq,llfotintains, and
when he cambaCktheugh many questioned he said nothi gof what he had seen Or where
he had been. FrOm that.ilaY, however, no
1
man saw
_the Silent bunter. ;1.4) 'one 'heard-
Of his fate, bu it bftillte it dint-.tradition in
the country t at his spirit was still .among
the mountalui of Green .Rivel-' , . •._ - i
•
• - nit many' years ago however, ' Webber,
the naturalist4hunter, staded;with a coMpan
ion in searchf game among Ills Green Riv
er Hills. AT "tr Wandering' maily days among
t
theft' solitudef, they came tothe dwelling, of
an Old trapper, livingahine With his dOgs=
an lertnit. of Ose forest ftill 'Of its tradition's,
and familiar with all the spots they 'haunted:
He paid that ' i near the iplace, - under' an old.
black oak, laps the grave - Of a Mighty Ininter.
Ile lod been a mysterious - inhabitant of t these
mou i pains, add his resting bed was marked
by stone. ;He had elxasenit himself years
before he died. • It !ea near a- spring . of
whitilt he Lad , drank aini - an; old -mad bad
buried -
.him, thou2h no One since bad Irish-,
ed the grace.:, Webber .offered the trapper
some money; if he would lesd him to the 44 - pot;
but be shuddere&and refused, though at
length with visible trepidation, he:consented
to g'eide hini in sight of it, . 1
. He walked in-front Of tliem 'for some
_time,
among Bitis and trees,.over streamst and
mthemyudihkiled°llSonvv.n'";o t---crimri‘aiiiiiroitawilleim4ne.n.7.ce
Over :the surface o this,lay whati seemede
number of fiat roc 4, but wore...in reality,
stone sarCephagi, O &ayes, which are go be;
found in - thousands, 'sometimes "covering
miles of ground in like Southern part of lien
tacky and portions ' - ef . Tennes,see. The" peo
ple who u-ed this cnrioirdmode of sepnlture
are. now extinct. TbeY existed long before,
the - Indian natioaHlungbefote the red4kins•
buntA through those, woods' and stivalmas.
Their butial-ground's areell that remain of
them. They were Apparently pigmies„ for
the gravesre •net, on an average, more ; than
three feet i ml,m ( ,gt_ ' Sigue bsve itna/ined
that theseere the graves of .their children
but
but the children ofi the 4ztee natiSn Irv ; this
case, must have dled ; by thousands when
they were just about three feet high. and the
older people must tavelleen buried secret
'retkri ' 1 t' f Z - g.
.4itit -
"(Iv - of Bl'lll.Blll'ol wilt' d gal Fir.er - a.
, -
sarcophagus sunk int° thst earthodmost - eigh-
I
teen inches deep; by I
li
theantrufin width.l The
explorers exarpined the ;grace-they 14:ivc_ii".
disturbed die Nriiai s; bilt .they laid [once agaiu in theii .phicet of -t l est, and left [once
more to --his ' solitary, reptise . the . Silent
limner of the . Green tivCk 1.1i113. . •1,
.. i •
What a dark and mou nful - story. Illoir
strange and checkeied a life- It was. : the
faith o this man to his 'l3 , loye, - and the
c,
affecti' -of his,. heart !km her children, that
made e terrible, silent, remorsettis .being
he 'afterwards . becathe. lit.- he was dot: in
~, ,
his paitare.w'elted. Dori 47 the latter i. part
of his life his mind vine,k saen by remember
ante of that melancholy 1 y, , when, -I(lattie
'and her little ones bad •ti buried \by his
hands in the ' , Vale Of Pi es."-- ' - .. ,:-
_ - - I.M tronligh Liwir:
- Thti Portsmeuth..(l 7 3 Globe tall the.
foll. -
ow . ibg good Story •
A , •
young . man was ..
pro' Me,nadt... l, the
streets of Poitstnouth last; - eiglit,-beforo
..
the moon . wept do: -end% orerterlc„a
young lady in a ; span new - arnis of the
latest fa s hion iu male lined.' make, and
whom our promenade 41elat to be, ene of
the-finest:if - not the fin ' t- formed woman
he had:ever-: , seen .Pe rem:pith is Iprov- L
Orbit& for. the beaatiitnfernalesl;, but
thie specimen hellion the most charm,
ins.., He folloWnel her on. at a respectful
distance, determined - o fund :-: out :here:,
_
she Wont, ;with a vietit to make:n.profitit-
Me investreent„of kit arectione ADO:hall .
talk in-the -fores.nel.b4witeltingly.:-.'envel
oped.ln the ttilkamilian that roil). well
ed and rounded out: - by her greed pr o i .
i f
pettions- . . -,: i -,• 1 :, : .., , -,--'- s: ~.,.
.Here :;:they: walke4 along High,
,treet,
these'they.turned - done - a cr.aaa!trefet, up - -
another, and so nn,threugh soioral, ef the.
highways 'lna- 43'voi l 8,, until.' frOni, the
monotonous. sante. - . ,ttatiltatinee. - ef a
ala i
' - ' a ' behind her , the beautiful
,certain' tees . ,
..,. .- . ,
'young lidy_with the - H be-likeftirtriliptick
ens her pace,. en 4815104.11, teaches, and" '
`strange to ty,-ilbeii:i ,
ii' 3 a`;tho.anitr''o the
very h'ils° the promenader hitisel :liret . ',
in. *' . : - L - . .- i '
Hi - follows' in - - r nolharin to - felloyr one
in One's 'vain lions & - •=th, a :entry. is inearlir,- 1
dirk; '..60 /wee her tio - ii!,'Aiiniy, lik that
.i;of tilianieitn twiliihizi - aketerek4Faitelyl;
Moidded; ift mei niio . lodidly Atll., Miii& - ,
it
4Vd neck -and ntsmilderi f- jie'eanno , ' hidiis
what he'does;-'her aitonishineleiriness
*deuce:
overetOnihiiiefise f par_.
nud -proprietyi 3 his . . nrin.in troll*
'set *mist; and all iMpulair moment'metes,
;Unit' xiliainriedft -406- - -two 'Oilier
. 5 - --t• ,
4nn
_ 10 4,' ..aidigtoftillropkmallowi: „lir*
litifllloevet*Teii linv* * 6 2g -0
lost
'f sweet' *it. ..' 8 litii .Of 03 tfia;iVali - :Oltst'yl
seeviiiit , Isilinyiritliii lamjii`: ! lWiti. - tial , "
lot;"-Jand oar
Vivlniefitlei-All disco vered ;
' with his:lister, Atiii l ltEkile nt --•;•.;nt net ;in
fiblikri9.... , '../iglikiliri*Wili:Eisig - 4 . 41"1
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41
G ray
I sir
i
was tinily s, _
paid So nil the preparations were made
and If the , co u rse of a Week! Henry. Gray
w
salis wife take,n scat in;the stage, with . ,
. a fc lin , * -of regret at
,parting,l whic h re-,
quired e '
all .- Lis efforts tn.conceal.- :As for
Lucy, when the phial came,; she ..
ever_ c
Isaing, thought of goink without her
husband *hi . child ;- but she Wasi:ishallied
tiiill :heir:: - -iiiil feelings he kneown. -So Wet
kei - Oti -- -A'f ,- isbOw; iifindiffeien* ;; all: the
:whil tbit - Tier: heart Was : fluiten . ni. The
'`'go
,1 bye' was‘"ftnallY"' said, Ite.: -- iii-iil
era calls whip, and , eff.folledi the stage.
_
'Gravterned hoinewardilwith a dull,. lonely
.
feedle, iin - d,Xtucy.aiew.htt:viii - irOt:ker
facetto 'conceal 'the- unbidden tears `from
her ellow. passengers. , ,:,.. 1 - . L- ~..,.! -..,,.---,-
i '. T 14 -1 .41g 1 . 1 t Pooc - ..Gt'ax.:sleti.:;ibiK:.ftitlO-
He ; :coutd.he t '.. His'itiCY';*ii...allellt..
s and; °c-ill-e-fit-1100`triitithli?.-'0 aii,"': -. .ba .
the, eit toOrlliigi - -Oi'llo 091 - 14 1 .:4101= ,- !'
thin ‘,hetldi 'trife,:hS..SPt. ali,titt 6 titc4 - e - -.I
'ln - r;'s.Alifiii_h6l. liii - lissi',liiid lonely 4e '1
fell, and how - o*h little tney of:4.4'oller_ --
but still , 16 tr y- : and
, injoihe*lf;:And - 14 -
11- . eani.tn- 'write hitn-u‘l 4 tei,biietOm
071 -
ai - - . -,-.-'• ' -.,' • .—"_ '' 4 ''!' - ' - YA-- , 1 . '.. - P -5
- v - As'-fnrlkirs",Gray; dewing - bet jo u rney'
ri .'r
of t 0 viihoro-' ll SYst.-Allgrctied4O l .lkhalf-of'
the . me , gluav - Po s4O. POtliSt#LO!ltttiltsti -, ~
ths 14 - tit .14 .44 11 tic!.0*; 8 400k# 414 i0q -, )
In . lof dig.iosi,iattincthatcAlkdauglater
toll 0f.i4 , 4-1 12 S9tlik, 1 0.iliafelitte- , -..., -'
'gilt 41ad'We 're the old lieOiloto.meet I
the r - dear 4211114bize: - .gritfvedat:tba - siiiiie.
thin t and 'iilittle htn-COSJit - liiitivnii/f - ji&i:
l i ci
And evidint'lg - tii at hailei,-14 I Si'lliOi ; ' '
ban ,to ' thetn., A brief t 4 isi 'This
real pleasure'that 'l,licY fe4 at ..ein - i mere . ,
I L
see
i ng the faces' ofher ffirenti,iir 'eitiiihii
tit -, ‘loxed,_.was - 44stritniten 'VI - to
salt ae-. and ;keep in:cencealrnenti except . ..,
fur * - v.cry - sliott ,: -Peil,mt:at' - -a!ti ~
e , ho..=
Y e l ru t n O :d e sir e tco• - -wagitili" - Avith , fairill 3 ";
, 4 ' ir a . , for She:neverfiefOOlOzi'cli:
.enc A a:l,feelingvf such.;ileetiiiti jenrnest.;l
'aff 'ci ion. ,Seierat thiei,durin` e first:
day:tit - ht.':isit; . :4 l i.d 4 4 4 * , Itiath" ' ed her ,
to': Sarsi':_klitit - . 4 4 tiotill 44 1 k: de; ati4,
the , endeiribfto'sill.k*la*co' lio.eillo
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HE, PECT.i.;E. THE TRUE END: Oil. NM
-
The,Unepeet
trim is IM
s nearly . a year now;. . since . I •was
Lucy Gray said to her has))an •
soyou must:let rne go forafew weeks'
'ey bad beett.mqrriLed' r some! four,-or
Vears, ancl had never. been
_Separated
ig that- timofor the apace of twenty-
hours at a. time,-
thought you called this your home,'
. said looking Up with'a mock-serious
mean mr.old hilMili'Luey retOi6d,_
half affected. toie of linger`.' to
plain, I Want togO.nnd *see father
mother.'. • y.• :'
„au% you waitrtkreil ar MM. ftnenths,
I 'Can go - with ion I,' askeA iheyoung
and.
Want to go now. . toll said 'altaking
I ,!ihould go in -Mai.' : ; * •
know-1 did4-' .Ijut "then; 'auFilm - seil
Ould he able to go is ith you
ell why can't you t- I ;am 'sure *You
t, if - you Wiilul4.'.•, -
.' •
0,, Lucy, "cannot liossibly leave:lame.
13ut- if you-are noxious to see
.
d 1.-.Cari.fmt you. in the stage
vat will go safet -enough:. Ellen :and
care-of little LucY,. no. • doubt.
long - a time : Oil yon - Wish spend
-then. 7' - •
bont three Weeks
i . ry well, Luey,FiFYilu are not afraid
.
alone, I..shalt not . .saY . a! word?
inotilfriid, .4car;' the wife Said in
e Chatiged'and Softened iu its expresS,
.•• . -
t
ire )-otiperfeetly willing:to:let me
enfy 1' • • - • • • •
bud in is hich die .Vvilid•-.w4.4 uttered
Isomething Hof
,reluctance . tit. I.t
be sel fi sh in meYowl;
1 - niother will be delighted til
. •
a Visit just
- yon . think that you and Ellen can
ong with little Lucy r •
yes very well.' ' •-
huuki like to gp so- rnach.l
- by all means.
t won't you'be very lonesome
e ?' suggested Lucy in: wiicao 6%vn
a feeliOg Of loneliness iwkiA alien4y:
Bing to be felt at the idea of a -aepar
from her husba nd .
.;
san stand it as long.as . you can, was
laUghing reply to'this. 'Arid Ilien
have ourdear little :girl."'
laughed in reinrp, but did .not feel
)2r at the idea of 'gcdp g T hou 9; as
Qhtt she would: be her bet bus-
urgingher-,Teturn l . ho.},had_, topyneneed
aktnn nrr4i9g - the Weigisi-' PPIf±P,- 11 °Ine
send; when pale tifimit:4andstWas in -
denly placed twor hin4eyes, 'by 4Mne-bne
Who la& sielenAyli 'and =softly behind
him. • - - •••
Retarn.
Guess my uiMe, ioiekitrfeigo
ed tones .:
But lie tuttirio . need - id - guept. r a, sud
den crY ofjoy toddling hin
tad
How wasjlitiggeflamtltisied
all round need' pat -,here,..be told. That
scene was -well ,enoug . h:
would lose Its interest, pi: It *ay
4 - 0 imag!oedb6veior, ( l 4 ' r ithottt; l isnirering .
any particular - detriment have
fancy fu such. things.;
Acid father,loo Suddeuly exclaim
ed Gray„aftet,-heliad.
ered his Wife 'with - kisses,l9ol - ing up
_with
an, expression . of pleasure :and surprise, at
en r ol(' man Wit() stood looking : oQ with his
. gobdhutooredlfitce- coVered with Smiles. '
Yes. I had to brii4thegOOd-tor-imth-:
ing jade hotlie,! , 'replied 04_41 man,. ad
va tieing end . graipinghis son-in,laW's hand
heatty ,gi ip. _She: - did nothing
.littt mope and cry ;Attie While; and Idon'y
care if she never comes to see -us 'agaio,-
tuilesi_she-briogs youtiletti to keep her in:
goOd humor.' I - , , •
lAnd I: never intend going alone twain:"
Mrs'. Gray sent, .holdlng • chuhbV ° litile
girl to her bOsom,..while she kissetiit ov
er and i. over tigain, at the same time that
she .'pressed up close-; to - her husband'i
„
_The old min undecsiOokit all, was
not jealons . oflaucy's affection ; for he.hnew
'she loyred him us - tendiily '- Ile
.with'a_ husband - , to wheni she' was: sthe,
apple of his eye. ,In al:mint:three nuniths
Lucy niade-another visit honk', 13ut
band-and chlld -- were aloe th,s time and
the visit proved =aluiriir one. all around.
Of course, father and mothei,_ had thefr
jest and laugh, and their affectation Of t i eal
ousy, and auger at I l ttey, for her... childish _ -
-nos,' !lA . . they 'termed it, Wlien home in
but Lucy , though ve xed• at What" she
called a'Weakness,.neverthelesS.-persever,
ed- in saying that she never. -meant to_go
anywhere again , withoutirenry: That
was settled. -
IN LGIiiiATIVE
Carious Fact
,Front the Nitiefiel Intell/itter of March 11;181A.
It oaf cannot haveliwived th!„pbseriatiou
thobe- *66
appelits, .
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