Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-24
Refreshments were clrcnlhfing.--

helfeSnHlellJs were ClfCUlallHg.-
A | tried hard not to go crHzY,iq2
At last Dunbar came to me again
IAN ready, Smith. Catffage i
waiting. IYop3IJateh tlisIeyenin;
train with smart driving"
They hustled me ont again, kiss
ed Rose, shook hands with me, ant
we tkOs alone, were dBElng pelE
NELL to the depot.
B. | bought tickets FOR New York
| gave SMnbo FIVE dolIprsO and ",
were of ih YJilb ! 70 GYO
Well, we got into New York al
midhight x / eoek 4 aearfiagc 10 Tie
ST. Nicholas, took frooms,y locked
the door, and tUldmy wiEeall about
lit, t[oa darW agsdId
She looked at me awhile with her
greatblue eyes,and then said inno
Gently: a.i asr,t
"Well, l don't know as it makes
any difference" ,..
After ali, What diaerence did'it
make? The disheveled young man
with the bumped forehead proved
to 8el ai9 CsSbeetfd 2S4ith, bGt he
didn't arrive until half an hour after
our departure. dIi-
Dunbar came after us, raving,
bHtthere Ehsi ndthibghoi be done.
Rose was satisfied; the other
Smith wasn't. But l imagine he
was 4 follgg Of had FIacoklB .ICE
H.IN aDATss COVE BM''-The old.
maid sat ilr her old arm chair, with
half closed eyes and7pensiye airy
without q blush on her maiden face,
fehinto old I4Murphy's" sweet EN-
brace. Sue. dreamed that her hus-
band, Kind and true, her form to
his side so kindly drew while inI
accents gentle, clear and slow, he
called her the dearestcname below.
A fire was kindled upon the hearth,
while the tea 4lettle sang a m6friefI
lay than it had whistled for many
| day.. New lighti5gas ditfusod in
,he old maids heart as she felt her
onelness all departs tAe tablerall /
spread, all " clean and' new, and I
olates, and cups, rand saucers, for
,wo. Here the poet kindly paused /.
or the1addaBld purpose ofpfol6ngJ
ng9thG acrittts'sHb blissl l But to re- /
sumo. At last, yas the duslg dim
.Wilightwas fast giving place'to the I
shades Of night, she reached her
rms fora sweet embrace, and alas
las foLhId but empty space MS
rom her yisioiLofIbliss She awoke, 1
nd found that her dream, had per.
shed and broke, shearose and said,
nth 4 shuddering sigh, 'Oh would
had married in days gone by W.
'7TRuE RErEkfAScE. R The only tfie h
opehtance Is an abandonment afI'
nown sin. 'Fhe only true faith.is
le entire yielding OF the soul to
esus for salvation. The two
lake up evangelical conversion;
nd sincere coming to Jesus en-,
races the two This vital step
layibe attended poignantdts-
'essi of fmind or it may NOT. This
i'll depend on your temperament, !
nd on the method of. the Holy
pirit's work. Do not be- anxious
bout the degree 6f fayohr distress. |
Fait for n6thipgJgANaittfor no !
pe,9 just begin to serve Jesus in q
le first duty that comes to your j
md. Just refuse to do the first :
rong thing 20 which yoHl are tenn ! !
ed. Do'this in pray foD>Diyine u
Zip. You will get }poheiDs and no " "
'mfort whileNoq Yeipainl at your =
lets." Hasten to Jesus at once. +
"A little "ihnocentJ who re- n
ices in thename of''Nannie," and u
'es in the5"city of churches, came IL
shing into the house with llef u
1cly nves fait,lyr9 donfinoy. with do. 81