Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
RUTLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY ~ 1915.

when they let you rc,a glimpse OF her
brigh, taeo, you can think may b. Nom Is
looking NJ a, L, as she u.rd to do when she
was your own seeny dar.lnL wid he sham.
rock and the go~an IN her hair. will
work, and lay by rnoacy for you and
when you come OFT Of tins bad place u's
Nora will -;rnd BY you and proud will ]
be on, OF you, a utl',h raehr,t."
The young man smiled NJ he had no,
smiled for wears lie kissed hi, sister ten
derby ss he answered "Ah, Nora, maronr.
nss., ns yoursek that wus always good TO
me. Gods blessing BE- w,d you aes,hia
rictrtt. 1t will 60 hard with me, and !
| will mako some return FOR such goodness !"
And sure il is no goodness al all re-.
piled Nora
ait yourself that would be snor leaving
~ alone, and in the great trouble Hut,
tut, Jimmy, avick Sure Us nothing nj oil.
Any body would do il. You're as dacenl
ond clever lad a. iver you was Sing
that 10 your heart, mdrope,tcca It's Nora
will stand by you, oil the world over"
! With q smile tha, she mean, should be a
brave one, but with eyes streaming with
tears,Shc batc her beloved brother farewell
He embraced her with vehement tenderness
and with deep sigh. returned to his siIeu,
labor. But the weight was taken of his
heart, and his step was lighter; for
Hopes sunshine fingered en- bis prison wall
And Lore looked IN upon his solitude"
Nora remained with the kind hearted
chaplain, ever watching the gloomy wal:
of Sing Sing When her brothers tern
expired, she was AT the prison door 10 wei
come him, and lead him forth into tho blesS
ed sunshine and free cir. Rev John Lucky
the chaplain, whose natne will live in III,
grateful rccollectons Of many poor pri.
oner, received them into his house, cheercd
and strengthened their hearts by kiGd words
and iudcous counsel, and sent them to III,
Prison Association, No. l.. Pue stree
New York. AsJamcs brought ccuihca,ci
of good conduct while IN prison,he Associa
hon lent him TOO Is 10 be paid !ot il he shoulC
ever be able TO do so, md recommends
him to q worthy mechanic. Al this plac,
he would have remained, had no, his en-
poycr needed u journeyman thoroughly yer
scd in his trads |, is tho policy at SingSlns
not to allow the prisoners 10 learn all The
branches Of any business, lest they shoul'
come into competition with the mechanics
ou, OF prison. What James had been nc
customcd 10 do he did with grca, industry
and eIpcnncss but he could not do all tn
, mechanic required, and he was therefore
kindly and honorably dismissed.
Had he heon dishonest, he nigh: have
a gone of with the tools bui he came 10 IN
Office OF the association, 10 ask them whelh
= or they were willing he should keep them al
he could obtain work elsewhere, and earn Q
= nough to pay Tor them. They OF cours
= consented very cordially and told him to re
n member that, so long as he behaved wei
: they would always be his friends in need
His sister was with him like his shadow AN
d their earnest expressions Of gratitude wcT
II truly affecting
They are doing well, and doubtless wi
3 do well. MAY the blessings OF ourFalher b.
J with them. They are two of the kinde'
II hearts and most transparent souls, anon
that reverent, loving confiding, bu, impulsiv
people, who above oil others deserve to /
i called the children Of the nation
o % Potatoes (s) Csp,t3l Darling. ~ Sweet ia
. ling (5) Sweet Ntgn, 90 Pet of my heart ~ Put
, Of my heart (9l Llgbt OF my heart. tgl Dear