Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19

Bot it hai its elcsancirs. too. And oppo-
siio iLe table ~icrc Johu B5tnan .ai hung
sqaarc mirror and two gauIy prints
John looked AZ one OF tbese. tlen al the
other
~ last toward the mIrror.
lie thoaslt Il was a windov and that
man ~a- booking ~ him through &C.. Al the
frst glance.
What an Unlocking log thou-Lt John
90 ~oui5n't trust him. IIo~ Be sisres.
poor wretch be- dont seen human. An.
On. ny God, r - s-y,-yr'''
IL vas an awful noaeni. Death has no
more iearful Paag. That miserable crca-
tur~ was John R3iman-was the being a
whom D. said. ''I-That-fha -that-.-
iie BAL bis hcaI in bis arms. aul was on
iy saved a sane man by a aood q ,car..
The rhlcgmatic Germans ONLY fancirl
him At ;hli Stage in 81. cups. ~hcn secpins
becomes qaiic natural one. yellow
haired groyvr. griaued anl quite enjoyed
thc joke AMI that wis al thc noti-- taken.
Aai John Eoiman. broken hearted and
quite crushed. crypt out into ,ie street BIS
oEn image haunting Lim a.. a ghost. o..
'ho io.t youth. the hysht-cy-d. bright
haired boy who had iovtl Eva Fay. where
va. ne gomez ca. tie staiwart. handsome
man into gh'n that youth should have
changed, Whcrv vas h,s grave dug Who
was 'his. bio; on the ua.hine. a creature
stamped prlbiack-uarl-brgsar- ini-erabl,2 ?
John B,lman-John RoImau-John
E1lmaa a-coaI it be-
The glimpse % b, o~n face had been
cuoush. anl siih clcnchei hand. and blood
shot eyes tarnri lIcasenvari. D. vo~ed
never o. see Ea Fay. never waiic he lived
70 irt her see and know him.
Blt PcrhaPs may in heaven. - John
Eo'lman murmurcj. 90 f5r God anl the an
gels kuo~ that I Suffered ior cs.a.c ncy-
er couim.iiel. aal that I mean % Dc aoacst
while live
Ilcn abe memory % time when be had
hai tAe hopes anil dreams sLai gladlen tle
liscs of oihrr men swept over John Rod
mans so4l H. bal expected 90 d. r.eA
aul famous. 90 lave vile an children
aaout las aearth. % be- respected isin. and
remembered dead AL nov. a. thirty iivc.
h.s hopes were these a crlst O. eat. a hole
% erasi into o. nisAi. an most of al. sL4t
thc eye oi ths womlu be yet worsAiFPeI as
a Cathoii- dcs1tee alorls his patron saint.
might never rcst upon Lin.
90 ii vo-li brcaS my has L.art.~ h,
s-.d. - O. sce ~iai hasc com. io.."
lie sought for WORK neNtday. lie va. A
splendid pcnman AMI good a-colntant. Bat
men looked a. his rag. aud Ai. prison uoalI
vii h -eensei o. han, about him. and drew
lack. Mea in ,.-aa biack coats were %
D. Lad labor vas 40 discount IL vas 4
favor to grant o.. Oae or tao asked Tor
Lis letters of introduction. or refcrcn-rs.
lie almost iau-h-d IN their faces. with iae
bitter recoiiectiou ~ thc het that o. isI
been Cen years ia prison on a iiisc charge
oftlsh.
AL so days came aaJ plsseI. and other
DAYS. sol sith them no rr-uiar enr'1rm.ut.
But -oneho~ De- picked up enough Cor neal.
ani iri-ln- ty ra.'.ns .n coal or mea.ai
work of the same kial.
lie uio bad been. nay. vrr. for De- bal
only been urfar,anaic-not cu.tr--a gem
t.-naa ly birth anl nature. o. .trosr a.I
prayed f1r pstienc- anl Or death. untH. at
ls.t. i-c deepest drpth OF darkness came 90
i.r
No fob nl Gre. no shelter. save I..-
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