The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

ueI 9-"te VI l"e none! III Ae4 AA-4-
ZONE along. l ci-ei she lllL move
Dul looNrd strange a-l serious. an
Aou gong I" Du{ c~Lll ".tA IL asAe--
iHvn Sire 74OoA Aei Ne.-i -i4'e's- anu I'.-
tAr ulhie iA1' AeI lNcNe- 1---' o.u
lLiLA sAe meant i9l -le ID near me "oI-s
Il = l.4 '".-el HoH''' ~-- -e''' NJ - So
went orcN 'o lAe scA".l room. A~. 1.i
she .l.e'a log '-at' mother. o-' SIZE Is SD
strange
-, Hel I-o'Ar. j. poor ~ Aio"' lei ---+
MS. SleI4ll-. Lay iu- -' h"lle ,-ii--.-. -t-
mara 10 oe pondeTc. ofrL
SAe must re, sa4l flJld, lJt Nat :
worn lue s~n.e AocA % sc-"O- ever. Jay
ioI nearly thlee months
Nj. sterling. WHO CAL not -e- q single
"oit ri lAr t."'ei-'-'icl e,tai A.-If N--
lar rom lte"iS Comic. ,.''-e li'tf ,'r
loaned Nr Granger rs BE- felt an A01r ha-
for he understood of Katie's remark.
"l's forcltLcr's honor" The truth dashed
al olce through DBL, mind.
There was another period Of thf.e
months and Mrs. Granger called a-ain np-
Oh Mr. sterling. and eave him twenty-five
doilars more. The pale thin face made q
stronger impression on him.
Il troubled him 10 lift the money from
her snail fingers. in which the blue veins
shone through the Transparent skin. He
wished that she had Sent the money instead
IT calling It was on his Ips to remark
DO NOT trouble or pinch Yourself to uay
faster Than convenient. Ms. Craurer.~ hnt
cupduv whispered that She might take adj
vantage Of his c9nslderate Kindness. and
kept silent.
No. dear its for fathers honor; can't
spend it,"
Mr.. Sterling VA, passing a priut-shop.
wLere iwo children were looking i'm at the
window. when this sentence struck Oh bis
ears
An apple won, cost Jut penny. Ka-
/ tie. and / want one SO badly" answered
the younger Of the two children, little
girl hot five years of are.
Come away. Maggie said tie other
drawing hor si-far "'.'-'.- from ''.e ''o-''
don look al lheih any more 40" 'li'"A
aooll luem-
'DI. can nelp lhlnAiH- 4'ou1 'N''''
sister hatle' pieaded t.e clilA.
IL was more IMAM Mt. H'eiIth- Cou'"
stand EleIH want oi -ls o"" S."'.''A
wds supplied lie ool@ht lTuil pt the .ii-
rel ANA mere was Ht'ie chiu lhe1dii-
lcr an apple "nlcn cost pul cent Out
the apple was "enle1 because 'Ne i'e"Nt
must oe saved 10 AldNe -vo' ."e .'."I
nOhOI- 10 he'u 1H"' "oi.'' 'n l-r'-c
"uO tD'A 1lc sum '0'@l ot ''i'C p1''''e'
saNel ii seH-uei'i" 90 ",-4r Cii-''-'N' "l"
auue" 'nelh 70 HIS ".le""9 -. .iii'.' '''-
leIs iSeHh7 "i s""iiie "-' "0'' '' '.''
CHEEKS oi ut. Hlv'-.l--
mere niue ou's "o O"l''''' d. 'N0 ''
CnlIuIeH went S""i9 ava. 'o' ''i0 9'''i
Nlhuo"-
ne "ds 'o1O"eu W." 'n' I' "a
tnelr young sweet l'ce7' a. ''e1 'u'"e'' ell
MS ln'llatlOh'
Ooihe Ill., """ il -e' f0" sunni "lP''7'
ne sald-
Nate heii odcA' ou. M.7-'e .,e." .l- i1'
hand eagerly TO accept 'ne V'''' 'Vl sN'
was longing lor IIuit,
ZONE: repeated VII '--'''- Si'e''N
ing very klnoiy.
Inc chndIeh loIo"eu MN mo 'i'V '""p,
ana ne NiieH lher aprons Win "IIies "-I
oranges lhelI 1l~uAlul etes "ut ia. i.ps
laceS were Ill ms memory d" o"9'
was DIS reward 1i" II Wa S"V
ihfee ihOilLs more anu @-a'u ni. S'Sl
hh9 hau q Nisl' rom 1He p"'e 9VU"7 "'N'".
lhls lliile sue iidu o"9 '"S".9 "0''"' = i
was an lhal size ii"u "eeH "O'9 w S"l'' S'5
s"iu' "ul s"e Hi-oo 'io ~ ols''1o' ~
no complaint. MI SteIilhS 'oOA .ie u'o
ney' ana cOuh'eu IL over III nesl-"'','- "ee
lhe loucn lneteo' wa p-e1s1ns p,it ~ ms .i''
gers lot ne iOIeu nloueS DuI '.s
oil sober chiiu iaces "as "elY'c lii' e1 -, '.'
Inc SOUND ol pieadhs emu sViOeS '' i''l
ears lhrOuSl o|ei-,aAi"7 an 'on anu "v'''''
ul herseil anu 'ue n,.V V"0S 1"0 l'D'-
WHO" had SalheIeu LIE sii"" sun" ',i'
was no" paying 10 INTO his manu- 10 uiaN,
lOnOfUk4t
, husband
lie hesita'eu' IuinlnS III nan .., o.
, way, the euSes oi Hl'le PIE "' p'ils ,.'"
lay under his myers. one 'hlnS vas c'e.i
10 MIN lie Wouiu ne' Il 'df'e any ''l'DS ii''''
rom the W1do",
Inc uaiahce Ci 'ue ueoe .Ius. We 10. y, 'i
feople "Uuiu se' 80 Hluc' S.',-iu % 'lg " ~
ow's case; they would near OF her sen de-
hial anu 1ilal ol ne' Ili..''e.,, i, ~
pay the husband ana lalner geo'' III of
der TO Keep puIe NE uV'.9'' an" my ~,
! ASK halur1nS VINO M09 '.1 ote,''10'
InOuSnt "lee.el n'.ll u'l 80 ..i
slowly ds one III "Hose iIl"" "c 81"
"eit on '.I' o.e;'ll- .ooH -. .,l,'' ms
D poCAe'-pooN, a"t S''oV'e" 9'' ~ VI NJ. ,.
com lparInleh.s 1uv ny VA ",-, -.
p Granger hau no" hade '1ree pay liei- ,'ll =
p FOR some moments ne he'1 '' III "'s H'..'-,
+ looAlhS al tHe lace ene.eoi' me 81" 80
: zen oo"h' 10 cieAl NSN'es' ."9 Sl..i
( seventy vi '"iS n~u oeV" l',"' ~ Hy -
up OF destroyer 'ne paper' ne No'1t "9
e TWO huhuret anu Snl'.s uo''ai7; II, Il, Va va
vii - - . COW, mo- mn son9rel ~ Ills Is
80,
. Sorootl;,o foil in batwaan his eyes IN.
L. tho nofs of Iand He did not saa fna ,vri
: In, ond fi,,,,ra of tho ohli,,a-,on. h,lr -.
: 'Iis77Sin(r Inc i,f,ie fsca and with the vision
: III 80 ca1,e ~ his aors th.. sentence
NO. dear. its for fathers honor"
; Tie debate in Mr.. Sterling's mind wa
over. Taking up a pen. he wrote aero.
e the face Of Nr. Gran .rer's note. the word
+ DCanceled~ and then handed il 10 III
c widow.
"What does this mean 8" she asked. loob
inc bewildered
o III means said Mr.. Sterling. that
+ hold no obligations against your husband.
!, Some moments went by ere Mrs Graz
; gers thoughts became clear enough - con
y prehenQ II all Iheh sic repi-e1' D. I'D
reached oack the note;