The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-25

Ih'5'e not trlnO OF cAif'bg pah pFah.
and he baking furiou-ly At every call and
l,tnping to kiss nv hands At length he
:sughl the parcel was carving and dash
ed ahead. throwing it up once or twice to
catch it again in his month, irving I" IN
cite me to get It from him: bur he gu
home first. and carried my new. thick
shoes to nv father followed in few
moments. laughing and excited " WHY.
ather. | have found his name did yon
| yer hear Of a dog named Bran g. Bran I?
VIII Of course. Allie; Bran WAS ce|e-
hra'ed dog: second TO none Of the can'n-
WORTHLESS Bran WAS the companion of
tlnga You shalt read abnn' him ~
'ght in nv Irish L4gand- " | r-nem
her too that there i an account Of tl'n
besides in the Legrn.'s of ne C"un'v
Clare" How funny j. is hs' the tory
here o. his fnaI disappear anc- CONT a-ird
rnrnanIicalv with his spp-a ance here -
| is asserted if remember the legend
rightly. ths'. having chased a >nnwwhlte
hart for MANY hears. Bran sp'ang after il
into smal lake The deer vanished On
touching the water. A heau'ifuI lady
appeared in is stead, laid her hsn,i on the
DOGS head. and submerged him forever !;
and the cliff from which he sprang is call
ed 8 Craig-s Bran y
How splendid father, that this dear
old fellow is ralal Bran Whv il Is the
same dog. Of rour>e-i sea il Ill H.
swan after sinking in the lake. under is
banks through 4 long cave ot water: THAI
took him ,esrS. How lo"g acn is it = a
century, Will it took him wears and
yearA. and hen re came nur INTO the sea
aw " off On the west shore "f lrel an. and
emiyrared. ~ every "n- does. from that
country and came here No wonder b.
was so tired Scotch girl-and fInysl
~ maSts, WAS really = >cn'chman. WASH
he. father? put her hand> rnnni ',l> d"a'
BODY and rescued him How Sp'"ndlt
And We must call the sea-ahors h-re
= Saved Craig Bran
trom that time, two move Attached an.i
Svmpathizing fri-nd- than Bran and | new
-r exi- ed |, WAS knigh, and LADY Tie
was ~ devoted to NV service; always :"
cen.rouS so consi l~rat.. 80 brave | 'eei-
y
happy in his company: proud Of his love ;
proud. too. If hi> great courage AMI pr "
-~S in so chi vairic knighf. Bran. i"ar
dear Bran YOU lie buried now on that
5 one seaside spot FIVE wears ayO. Won
laid vonr noble head. grown gray and fee
bic in nv lap As We sat on that same
Ea~thamp,nn beach, AVID with last CRATE
fu wac and long, soft dr-an-like moan
Your 9, =, f,lin. on mime The while. ,our
life went out. For the first time IN thai
beach | wept and a. one may weep Tor
such FRIEND and there. now ~ | write
! know the roll of tho surf chants tn vnrr
grave. for there WA one whom You had
lost once and fe nd again, whom Won
loved as we'll As me, who had carried YOUR
dear old body down to the beach 'ha' LAY.
and who laid YOU aft.r~ari> in grave "A
enduring a. those IN the old EaS' hamp'"n
rhufrh, ard, close 70 the surf on 'S.ve'!>
Crsig-s BrsH
I'll. Ssrnnd summer after Bran Wa.
given 10 III" hv The SEA va real, CAV II
E4-thsmp,on There were more MR. pei
PIE Their. than ever befor.-'r"n Naw
York, Phila ielphla and Baltimore tine
evening ! wen: mp to the hotel To hop,
which exp-rred to be the CAVES, Of The
season. | had been dancing. AMI being
very warm. asked NY pArtner't" get me a
seat bv tie window The steady nj 1hr
breez., in passing. left some of It's fresh
ness where | lat; could hear the crjck-
cts and kat> -,lids; could zee the grass
>i,ve, G / with dew AMI moonlight. | en-
loved that. and vet could hear 'h- brgh'
conversation Of my companion, ami The
laughter and chatter IN The ballroom,
AM be az are of the dust aud the hear, and
the many fl,ckerIny candles that surround
e! The crowd. ~aS on its outskirts, and
could ignore Al viii It's r5anor and J-pg'-
Tor the ,.eep booming e The ocean. Il"
NOT know If | wsS not growing deaf t" tflr'
former, and only nnc"nsr'"ns o! HE 'a,'-r.
when | heard a .auulil>," v"rr--n wa
Mrs. RaI>,on' >---ay; Alice N"u aud 0r
Grant seem nhIvtnu> Of qua,!r't'r- and
pujka,' and a, | ,urued from the Mn
low. she continued wish tu ln'r"dhrr
Miss Macdonald Mr. NJ ~ - r"uiA
no. t9tt'f ttS HAD 'iN'''t''N ''' ~
Agreeable. figure was b"wihg h"t"re M
A. jhe face WIS iiftei | SAW nv VISION al
the light OF the storm my constant com
,,auon, in -pirit aud fancy. of ,h- last two
wears in human body and expression
Nv emotions snrgea through me. bringing
establishment, fear and delight. w ether
NV companion talked to me for five min
utes or one hour, do rot know dli
not faint, but tho scenes about me oe;e
hInr-,he sounds hum Everything
wa. confused and Indefinite The first
shock wore If were: Miss Macdonald. |
fe ar YOU are not well yea have gr"~n
so pale may ge, you glass Of wafer z
No thank YOU | anSwered, but If Won
will take me to nv father wiz" is on the
p,szza. will 90 hnne; DO feel unwel'
As we went towards the door Mrs Raj
sion came Up AID SAID Wv. Alice.
surely YOU aas not going 80 early! y eli
| have something TO tell YOU first Fh-
gen,lemsn handed me 70 my father. bow
&C. aud wi h1r-w Your partner. is h.
not hand-ome have known him for
sev.ra years, but he only arrived here 10
dav. | was talking viii, h'm when he
saw YOU. he looked "a If he had seen a
; irit, and e1cIai ed in the most thearri-
cal manner. Gracious heavens. how
STRANGELY and then he apoIDviZed To me- ::