The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-24

sfect On his vif.. Che ~.s of>n sad. and suo~
tnns In tears.
Ono day whom this occurred, J.rno. Cheshire
s.id. e they sat ., tee I've made up my mind
Pcsce in this lie IL jewel. Bcst~ .,
sinner 81 herbs 9Th resee than H.ned
on With strife. We'll, now, I'm Determines
f,o have peace. Peace and luy'" s.d hes
Hooking sectonsioly 81 his wife and Nancy, "pcscs
/ land luv, By Gods blessing, have eetued down co
tthis hotise bu, there are stngs herc and snnss
5there' when We 70 ont q doors We mus not on,
Fly have pesce aud luv in the houso. hut peece All
FOUND H. 30 I've made W my mind. I'm NJ
"For Afnrrcs"' Exclaimed Jane. "surely yosr
lcAnnot he in earnest"
81 never wAs more in earpe- IN nv NE" said
james Cheshire 1T 10 true do very well on this
iarm here though irsa covdish situation tus
from a. can learn, can 10 much better N hme,
nea | can there tarn much bettr farm 81
ny own. We can have Q much hper climate u an
YIN Peak country and car coun,rym<u still sbcus
I W' For, | want TO know What makes mans
native Ian pleasant 10 timt-tce kindness u ms
Z relations anu frcnds hut then, II q mans rails
tions not hndi-Hp ey get sconce 4 into them.
mat because they are relations ihev to choose
mans wife for him. and sting him AMI snort At him
Because he has q win Of his o. nv by, then SAY.
2pol snd good big herring pool between me ant
such relations! M relations BY way q showing
eteir natural Affection, spit spite and bittruc--.
You, dear wife and sister have none Of yourn 10
spite you. IL the hou-e we have tcaco and Inv.
Let u- tskc the pace and luz, aud leave The bitter
ness b hind"
lN'Tt NhN = NefD sle0Cc.
"H 10 serious pruposA," at length said Jsaa.
{with tears In her ewes.
y "whst says Nancyy' ssked James
LISA Iroposa," said Nancy, hut II good
Il feel II so"
: Tier smother deep uence snd James Che
'cshr' said, "rion 10 IL c.iuci"
y Think Of ~" sad Jane earnestly, -"t think ven
eoft"
; 81 have ihouylt oft long .pd well, my dear.
There OF these chars that call me relation
'tbat shall not keen M hands on ~ stay smonsss
fthcu,-sud fHn would. Blt tor the pr sent (
/ ing book from his desk, here IS n book hy ono
! Morri, Birs bcck.-read IL boti Of YOU and then
Wet me know your min -"
y The sister read On the following Lady-dsy
\ James Cheshire had turned oyer lie farm sdvaD-
tt.g ouNy to smother, AMI he, bis fe, Nancy, A1f
sthe old servant, Mary sIe1oove, al cu.oarkcd ~
verpoo.. aud transferred thcfnse We 10 the Uuited
. ). tcs aud then 10 the Htatc Of Illinois. Ive-snd-
itweuty wears lave rolled oveT p e that day. We
= could tell lonx ,ur JUS story 81 &c fortunes
o. jamos Cheshire and his fsmIy from The d,ys
sWh' n. hsi-se outng Of his en- grafton and his pur-
sruugn aud sp tetul squstters. AMI 'Ey iut months
with race Of pistols under his pillow, snd groas
fsword hy his bedside rpr fear OF robbery aud MUIR
! der. Bat enough that ct this moment, James Che
9shre, In nne culnvR'ei country sccs hs ample
fesiAte cultivated by his while Colonel and
ImAyistrHte ho dispeusos the law anu receives TIC
Il icsuectiul homsce ~ the reighh, rhood. Nancy
u MISTER, now Hylol Mrs Duuster, q e n other IA
srae the promoter OF schools and the councillor
,sui Old and yUuus-sill lives Years have improv-
81 rather than deterorstet her short and stout ex-
terror. The long exercise OF wise thoughts and The
Sp'ay OF benevolent feelings hsyc given even sa-
y red beauty 10 her hotnely features Ihcdoarfh ~
uss pehrel, and there rcmlins In ieNd grave bu,
s yenersble mAtrou, Anchored : Ike que. u.
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