The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11


heard Of old. amid IicSsali,n pines, when
the banis'icd Arrollo turned l.ls Tyre to tho
strains of his remembered! heaven Then the
fair hand tcnlerl:- drew the bow across the
slender string. and in dreamy delicious tones
the music died away.
When the spirit ci cnrhantment was brok-
en-. and the hum OF conversation renewed,
Professor IL. whose eve had not wan
dcrcd for one moment from the faultlcss head
which alone he saw amid the crowd, sought
The side Of Helen. She stood alone, leaning
against al'i.iar. the Golden riprles Of her
beautiful a,l 'rs'rou~ hair. dall,ing with the
light leaves Of ,he Corintlian sculpture. The
only silent persons in the room, they looked
each into tic cyrS Of the other, for that feel
in, for viii, i .hcre were no words for them.
All deep feclin. is voiceiess. Helen burst
inio tears Vt this lnomcnt Mrs. Mears came
~.
oh, Helen, this is 700 r.uch for Won, Won
look tired, quite itvcri>h: you ought to 90
home. Where is Mr.. Mcars - The gentle
nian was nowhere 10 be seen. ''Dear Profcs-
sor Il, will You take care Of Helen
You can return ia Tie coach for us, you
know"
Mrs. lIan.lin Yielded silently to the ar
rancclacn,, WAS conducted 10 the carriage,
AID al! the way 10 lcr boarding place sat
lilc and silent, opposite her conipanion.-
Professor ii - haic tic Goa, hman wait
:or him, and then silently he handed his quiet
c4.srre into the drarn.-room. lie held out
= lis hand tn lid her @oo1-hye, and, as he did
=, said, You .houlI nc:cr hear music-it
, ,:irs your hear; -. vou cannot bear il"
1T makes iny hear, ache" She said Ilain-
..yelv-.in,i,ic- ii:.c nrSir."
"IthoG.ht So he sail quic;lv, took a scat
, wl re the li@h, which fc.l full upon her, id
~; too much Le,ray liz face. and shading her
i ..,cs with his land. in.en,lr gazed at her. lie
( ,sil gucs,ioninclv-
= Il think 90" can never have suffered many
!irart a..ite- L llillh oui ii-t f."ot i"'S
: hccn crowded with lalIincss.
{ Il am very happy she answered AMI
! s:.hea.
.You can have no regrets, no sclt-ieproach
= Is haunting .ou forever and to:srer; no
/. no re@rcts for what ycu have doI:e, ~hat left
|. nnan," Aud Oh he added. in voice Of
Il thrilling nournfulness, '-yopr lo.c bestowed
an never have lcen Ike rich wire wasted
c :;,on the earth, which The scnsclcss Garth has
drank mp"
e Helen started and her lips invcluntar;ly
murmurcd. "lcu sad 80
: IL rose and approached her. MY
: friend" he said. in a sad but sweet and mel
u low tone. my friend Permit mo to call You
sol have known more hari'iness --..tiin the
r three past weeks. than in many e;..-- Of INV
: liic-harl'incss such as bclic,-,. my heart
I. incapable OF tccing aeain. | o:7c Z 10 YOU.
Accept my grateful thanks. I'o--.crrow you
- Will 90 from here. Since YOU told me so, |
: have been asking mv<.li the question if it is
II a. all probable that in this great world We
r ,llall cy,r cross each oilers path, again.
" answer myself. Never for it has always
/. been % 70 me- have never met and loved
j any onc-ncycr met one who could have
II made inv life harr,. without beng wi'icl.
IL separated from them. les amc:;- the thou
T. sands whom have ,.ct in the rt:, oi litr.n,,
thoughts 80 lack TO few: Int w,,v rall NJ
. these things: MAY not," L. e-scl, tahin,
hc. han! in both hi<, 'anlon. the ic'v rcmenl
l,rc.i -i,rsd-'
: Ms. IIan.lin >;3rtyl, ra:-el her eyes I
hi. a,a half witlircw her hand.
You viii rot force: Inc, hc questioned.
=. Il netvr FORGE
That i not all, he said with = sweet, "A
smile Twill vou rt"',a.''rme:" Ec!ore 81
" could rcsly. Ms. Kate N-srs can,e :.illi'
in. and Helen LEFT the roon with no fart
a,iicu TO Professor II I--. Kate had GROW
weary OF waiting for TIE carriage. and retur
-. on foot.
y. TO. c.!,c't. L! icxt wc'n.
o'" rrnn,t.l,r FAEMtNG-In a treatise
Productive Farming, just issued from
'''' mass. th. folowim. observations occur:
nc < !, the vegetable as in ani,na! lie: MOI
vs. cr c.,,;S lo, child with arrow root-lt
"''" come, Ia, il is true. hut alas it is rickc
''' an;l re,s lis teeth very slowly. aud With al
"' cultv.- Mamma i i-nora,:. or never tiir
That her offspring cannot make bonc-or vi
is .h~ >uac :l,n.. phosphate at ii,nc, {
ate
- doc it, l~...: a2,. were ]: 10 ~ little m
ans! brca'!. perhaps row and ,saen hi
our ,,, -,
:. teeth at all Farmers keci poultry; a
what IS true of fowls is tr,ic Of cabbage,
turnip. or an ear of w!iea.-if VIC mix vi
she '"i my VI "
the fool oi fowls sufficient quantity Ct c.
.;,, shells or chalk. what they cat greetily- tll
will lay more eggs than before. \ well I
,a fowl is disposed to lay vast n'lmi'er "t e@
!, Int cannot DO so wittDut the materials
the shells. however ncurishins N OTTER
s,,.c,s - food NAV be. \ fowl. With
49,. will in the world, not finding any In
eyes :, ,ror ,,e waIls +,
..,,,..r.ous matter In her food. is lnraiacita'
:, for layinr any sr.> at ali Let farmers
Il i, ssx.rS ,t fa