The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

, NJ x.fIeoob f.,,sa = 81 h5Tg,r4r L III !
,eoover.d sonsd ,n,..lt ls;.r Ian h.nd.
lbout NV head and eyes,' mon n soft gcoals ysi
low, and heard tlirout b" .rhe7 .darKness,I white
| .I -. q ! ,-.1- 49, r x Z \ .,
sos,is ,loss $3.50 r.sE s,I
,bs,. &, ~ roa es s.i IN e,
!; been night 70 me ever since bue Ilhad saIe T.
nv dariine--yes. nav darliur.d From Chat 6,
mept even as aJmothe, IoSes; ths, Bshss =, q
49, b;sth 80 s.,sra -. I.J
sell, for whose sake 81 lad lost the srfeatss
blessing man possesses !, and fromalt6at mS
ment s5a had rena;d NV s.c,;e.es hs = =. :. ~
hs ,eis oa.e, an
nre az nv i;Gs Isd hen -
Sinee,tbs bopr Inew 'sbs ,vp,;iS 80,
r;se ,nra;a to me bsr Nstls bsd. led me- .sndsS
ly and 'cheerfally as thoush hand beenIa, sis
ter's '''N' - . roitinp'r
sSn5 nr.,.,,,..o.,.sa. ,,s,,5
i ait for -, -. ~ - .hI
= :. =,
Tbs sonnS af tb.'' old .;r e-,,,,
ouiel' bronebt bacI nv reason we;gtSs isS,
1 NV Own ecn,,,,t in, bay tal.,sce of INV oon~
sc;enc. - ~ -.
4 sPanl Rl.;rp .,;5 30 n,s.If tv,,,
not dared to home tb, he vo,ne, rsIof on,
80 fair as Ese RnssslI -o.;l bs1 q,
your sake !, that no strange eve roum sFpye ON
i blind hetnIoSS
/ are, could never hone to claim: that love
/ which comes sooner or later to cyery wuman',
soul, would never come to hers? Paul Blair
you have not dared to think thus p, TsJaoft !
| And even as bowed in shame at the CON
/ viction of my own heart, almost prayed
| Not ye.-pot yeti let her be ours little lon
| ger ?'-and laid down upon !. q rude, bench
and wept as I had not wept9 for years, for from
the inmost core Of my nv sad heart. I worshipped
Elsie Russell.
| A low, trembling voice aroused me. - 80
! Paul = it said, dear Paul, why do Won stay
in this sad place alone come, in, we miss. YOU,
my SON. o0a af AZ -,
| 1t was my mother wiped away, NV tears,
laid my hand within her arm, and 'thus-swent
back into the house. i had ncrved myself to
bear the sound of the strange ,footstep before j
| reached the parIor. L was right when, I
| thought il would come between us Elsie WAS
as kind as ever but somehow, whenever, she
was singing to me, or reading Tor me, or. when.
ever she was waking 10 the garden, or, chat
ting in the parlor, would hear the, ring, Of
that footstep upon the path, and it was all over
for the day by and by, almost grew to hate
1t. .q.s,,-3 3r,sf .bes.5 sl'pcr,er
One evening when she had gone to- walk
with him, as she often did late, my . mother
pausing in a cheerful click of; her knitting4
. rTT1 sa'o, PleasanJy aaais.gr n sifI
= shouidnt flo. d,ts Fyonder ny dear, if DR. Clay
more seriously admired our Elsie. hope it
Is 50, for he Is fine man-is he not, P.ulP y
r answered IN gte the affirmative, and she went
e n .ba,I! oh Q. 50 hinl
Mas s.sI Ilrala sat ~ lg n tl1s lonely h9Sfs
i:ie roul9 Is iead oan tlfe 2s she grew older,
=. = not as though yonI gould pay her these
att,e a.Ientons Slrs are SO fona Oh aoW,
an anu reaa,y III. Gisymore is quite = nat Is
- the I1uupa natter iaut s,a.i2s sEd s1.ti
u Mnas pam lne pest people "lIl give nnin :
!er.,oaa LII 1t Mas, 2 PAhg a. my neaIl'L no:
4, as ny rS.1 rSat a,.as ~ ny no.Ief sma
ler sPseen; onhy my ior the present, however
was aoomed 70 near OF Dr a..
sen.,ons 3 anG h'sle Oeau'y, ana .ne h.,ie -
- I' u TX, .., ny az irs
bays n.S =. bs dpsf a an h,ad 0oue
Ait -. 's. S u 10 ny,