Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-12


shank God. But asiek ssms i pEsezsas.r
Speedily and dsisiy they gavs hin aId
ard at ieugth, q half umeonaekoua nguxst
sssli wrapped in ths haansy was hrsaghi
down Ia safety s@..s. l. ss.
| They bora him into ths a Adaaa and Eve !,
] lAla him In q warm bed, maisa pssaFsd by Dc.
I grAea little Mina aewn hls khRaak. URs
der this sreatmeas he Heou recoysTed hia
consciousness, aud began 60 thank bis ds-
Aivsrw SaAasniy his eye fed % q msiFSeg
hanging oa the wall opPoaats the bed and
/ he exclaimed
&wipe ths hoar-frost OF nay hair, and
| that ysiiosS dEss OF nay sheeksfn ~ 8
/ In truth, his cnried locks ware Whats,
! his roay eheeks yellow and wFinkIed, and
| hfs bright eges dina and saaksss Bat nefth.
a. daaa nor hear frpsk wss tnsss 70 wIp&
away--khas one night o. horror had addsd
forty years To his age
| Tn tha course of that days aambasa @ho
\ had hsaEd ng Gahrlspg aAgantaFs sEqwaAd
| TO the Inn aud sought To ses him. bat none
lwera admitted cave che three who sat con-
/ kanwaIly By hla bedside, his iAaRplag ysaRg
sister, the brave Arnold, and Master 5pas,
l4he most unhappy Of all Tot bis con-
science ceased noe 20 sayj fna voice that
aaanid be hsssal f'Ksa sspas are the cause
| Of all this"
| EAhln said GabEiel towards sTsAiHg,
| Ills all over between !na and AaAie, She
/ wotffd shaaeSr as the sight Of ss "a cid
| ariukIed gray haired fsllnSs like ms.R rat
| No one answered. His slstsr hid hsT face
Oh the pillow, whiIe her bright ringiets
mingied With his p0eE waits laeks end
AEnoIds handsome fAEs graw very Maa AZ
| be thought-"The poor fellow ia right !
thsge are few things that young girls dis
Ike moEs than grey hairs and yellow
wrinklss. y .-r-1a -.as gaz Fl
Il have but one request to make of yea
| all dear Friends, aad that is,D sald Ga
hrieI, painfully raising himself on ala soach
'tda not let Anais kaaw a woFd ok thls.-~~
Write to her that am dead, and she'll
| mini 1t less, think, then l'il so tnto the
| foeest. and lat The wolves eat me 4 tkHy
will waEt to save her from pain"
! "a fine way, indeed, 10 save Annie from
pain 70 cried we'll known voiees while d
| light figure rushed taward the bed And
| claHpsf the poor sdRerer IN eloss and
| long embrace. Ny own true love you
were never more beautiful in my eyes than
now. And pretend that you we're dead
| A very tfkeiy story, While sssfy stala In
Vienna is talking Of my peoF esys advsa'.
| tare. And let yousslf be eaten ey - siEsss
| No, No, Gabriel yoa wsHidsn't treat ySaE
poor Annie 30 cruelty aa thasP' .a -
! L regular haiI-AtprIa of kisses followed
and It Is said-tEow truly know aes-that
somshow In ths general Hssls Arnoll's iipa
came into wonderful eloae confsct WITH
the rosY ones Of GahriePs little s!ster.---
Certainly he vas heard tAe next day 10
whisper ilt his friends ear g A fair exs
change la no robbery, ny boys think II
You fakerny sister, The least yoa esa do h
! to give me yours" - T..
II does not appear that any objection
/ vas made Is any quarter. Love and hePe
proved wonderful physicians; for although
/ Gabrieps hair 10 the end Of bis life remain
ed as white as snow, hia cheeks aRa eyes,
ere the wedding day arrived, haa resumed
thslr former tint and brightness 4 hap
| py man was Master Joss Oh tha asY hs gave
hIs blessing to the two young eenFlea--tRe
! day when Gabrfst's sore~Ersed 1--we eStEad
| LIS reward in the hand uR his Anhls.ta : Z