, 1866-12-16

Tho door opened, and the father psu,t u
"Why, Laupsr' exclaimed Baibo1 BIZ.
thsrs, the starting @ !, ntola his ehair' "Ho~ i.
TO *hleh, Lamrs- responded: "Th.
gentleman for EoHhere. How do you Do.
And they shook hands, to the .ercs,e,.
admiration and surprise Of Lamps daush.
., ssss sSss sefsd a:G sR sss ssss;
sre, but have never found yos."
."so l,vo heerd on, s,r, 80 IRE heerd on"
returned Lamps. Its 5our besae noticed
| Ing any ssasn. that haA begun 10 get you H.
pame antnE US Of the gentleman for No
where No offence In my having called Ton
! byit when took By surprise, hope, sir."
None Mt all IT'S as good name for
ne as any other Jou con1d cal me by.
| here.'t
Lamps suffered himself to be led aside from
| his daugt1ter's couch, by ono of tho buttors
| OF his velyeteen Jacket.
| songss'
! Lamps nodded.
The Gentleman for Nowhere clipped hin,
| on the shoulder. and they faced ab1nt a.aine
| Upon my word. my DEAR said Lamps
| then to his daughter, looking from her 10 her
| you brought acquainted With this een,i ie.an'
that must III this .gcntlemad viii cxcus.
| mel take roundes."
Mr., Lamps demonstrated in action yha.
this meant, BY pulling out his oily handker-
| chief rolled up In the form Of u bail, aud .iy-
inE himself m eiabornte Hnear, from behind
| the right CIR, up the check, ecsoss the fore
| head, ard down the other cheek to behind
bis ,eti ear. AFTER this operation, nc shoas
'Its according to my custom whca par
ticular warmed up b5 any u&}t1tio1, sir. he
offered br way Of fnpology- and really,
am thrown inte that state Of amaze By dad
fns' take anoaen ahioa s ySa s sss "
seeming to be greatly restored BY 1t.
They weIe now both standing bT the side
lace-piiiow. "Your daughter teils de-" = .aii aiI
8arbox Brothers, still in q half reluctant.
shamelaced way, THAT she never sits up."'
Nc, siG, nor neEeg has done. You see, be,
mother, who died When she was d yeas and
md rs she had never mEntloncd to ne liza;
she tras subject 70 fits, the; couldn't be
guarded against. Consequently, she dronred
The baby WHEN took, and this happenel.'
1T was veIT wrong Of her, ssid Basbo1
you, making secret oi her ,ndrmfty.''
We sir" pisaded Lamps, in behalf o.
tho long ased- = 1ou ace, PhGbe aud
me, We - linked that over tuo. Aud
Lord blt-s uss Snch . number on us bis
our inlirmfties, what with fits, aud what
with nisfits, Of one sort and another, that Il
we confessed to 'em all hefofe v c gct married
r1ost OF us might neEer ret married.
might not that be fur the hct;cr:''
sNot in this case, sir, said Phebe, siyin.
her hand to her father.
ttNo, not In This case sir said her father,
patting it between his own.
- You correct me- re!usced E.-bor
Brothers, with bluah - and mus, lolt
SO Ike brute, that at all events IL w,'a!d
be supcrfnous In me to confess to hlt a-
trinity. I wish you would tell nc httie
more about yourselves hardly k1ow aos
to ask It Of you, for au, conscious tt4t!
hayea bad. stiff manncr. a dali, diseoarssins
way with me, but wish you wonld.'1
i1h nil cur hearts. sir, returned Lamps,
cayiy, fur both. 7" And first ofall, thai :os
may know my name"
''stay!' infeEposed the visitor, With
slight lush What signifies your naass!
Lamps is nrue enough fur ne. I like It. Il
is bright and expressive. Whit do sla.
mpre:'
why to be sure, air." returned Lamas
II have in general no other Name anwH II
The Junction; hut thnu.nt, on accuaa; q
\ pirate character. TINT you might
The visitor waved the thought away
wilh bis baud, and Lamps ackuow1et:i
the mark Of confidence bg taking auosat!
rounder.
'syou arc hard zorkcd, take 70: granted
said Bc1box Brothcrs, Wbrn tho eu,,;rr' of
the rounder came ont Of 1t lnuca dl5:i.r
than he went into it.
Lamps WIS beginning, "Not par.ieularso,"
~heR bis dsuShtfr 1t I; l.oIs took hln; up. p.,o,
teen, lflcen, eighteen hours day. Soais-
times twenty-fou hours st q Tine
"And you," said Bar1sox 81 others. what
with your school, Phoebe, and what With
"But ny school Is Il pleasure to me-" s',t
interrupted, opening her brown eyes wa'',
as If surprised to lind him 20 obtuse- '" he
gan it when was but child, because !:
brought me md the other children iuto rp:a
pany. d9n't you see: ;;, 4S,t 1 WIS noi wo;k;
e5l'sren About &c sui lie: 0s<2ssf ~ ESne: aes
Theu ny lace pillow; her busy
hands bad slapped. as If her argument re-
went on again at the name; ut goes With
my thoughts when think. and It goes ~ith
my tunes when hun any, aua Itdrs not
work: work: Why. you yourself thought 1t N W.. !:
Every hing is!' cried Lamps, radiansly
Everything Is music to ter, sir.''
my Either is. at any rate" said PkHoe.
exrltipEly pointing ler thin f,rcaneer st
him. There is more r1asic. in my fa:hes
thun tlleae Is in b1nss band
I.
done, ynu know hpt you are fa.tesius yout
: tather," he protested, sparkling.
mo am not, sir. assure you No an
not Il you Gould hcar my father st.ss, sol
! would k1nw am not. But you never ,viIf
lear him sing: b=c4usc hu never sings 10 any
oEc hut me- However tired nr is, lie nlsay;
singa TO me when be- cesacs ht>".e. Wh..n |
iay here long ago. quite pons little brs.~eu
Hcl,. he used 70 sirE 10 uc- More than ths;.
be used 10 .'aks aoa@s. ntinetus iu wi.s:-
ever little toaes We ha1 bc:wteI US. Moro
than tint. he often .dor< SO TO tha day -,
III tel Of you, tathcs. as tho sentss,Aaa hai
asked about you. lie Is q POET, sir"
SHOULDN'T Wish the tsvnt1"n.au, my dear. y
ot served Lamps. for moment Earning %saye,
10 carry nway that opfLion Of your fltheE.
because It might luok IS sf was cirea 70
asking the ttcrs In q mc:lnncol1y manner
Ehat thcJ vas rP TO- Which woaiin': ut
ny ,iear.n
my tailer.' resumed Phnbe, ameatliag
heF iexf, rs always On the bright siI.. ani
t1s sfod side Yon told me just nt,vS. ,sd
4 "We11, hut ms t1c.1.' returned Laa,as,
a5snmeItatisels, 'how can It.e!pits Pui i.
70 yourself, sir. Luok ut her. tIways rs
5nu see her now Always workin:.-a.l
atss a!l, sir, for bat yerj few shj.lin:s a
Msck-aiEa1s couteutcd, always lively, d.
Ways Interested IN otocIs, Of all sorts. I
ea1o: ILLS Eluuent, she vas alHnys rs yoll
see her now. So shE Is, with a difference
~, ,nat ,es. comes s to much the came For. when
h,xa ~ ny SaEaas on. and the morning bells
thanks read il the touchlnsest way; aud
bose tAe byms sung to mt--yz. spft sir fhat
5on conduit hear sem out Of this room-in
Eotes that Reem to me, am s1,re, 10 couc
from heaven and 20 back to tn
It might Lave bern merely throurh thc
ASSOCIATION Of these words with thels sac.cd.
quiet TING. or 1t might have bccu thr,,,,. b
tne larger association OF the words With the
hsaeeMefs presence beside the bcdridaca
ston on etg r. nss ae5,stous angess came 10
asises around his neck as lie ben. down
dnete *as great natural eeuslb.litT IN both
iathcr and daughter, the visitor co;,1d ea.tiy
zee ont each made It. fur the others sake,
nhaaaEt fhnEt not demonstsatiye: and perfec,
eneef1ulnest, intutstfve or acquired, was
Slther thu Grat or second nature OF both.
| ana Fefy lew Momenta, Tampa was takinn
another ronnder with lis co,aieal fatures
eesm.5g e1.'sS,nd he a rhabc's laughing eye, ftut
we're sssin directed by turns to him. and to
nef Work, and to Barho1 Brothers.
when my fat1er, SIR" she euid brightly,
3els yon about my being Interested in
s,aet e1nes People @ sEen though they know nothing
about That mr fathers tioinr.3
l. mo, It Isn't |" be protested.
Don't you believe him, sir; res, it is,
10 Tells me Of ereryth'ng he sees down at hia
nfy be gets together tor me, every day. He
LOCKS into the carriages, aud tells how TIC
taales are dIeseeo-so that I know all the
iashions! He 1ooks into the Carriages, and
1els me What pairs Ct gloves he sees, mud
thsmi II e eo}1eess leas e5s.es aw all asoas ns@.t
rapsrs and book*-:o That hare plenty to
@ .esa. ,, ae seals me about tne aiek people who