Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-28

NY o. i"S J"ut Pl"Jeio
over, and you won't think of anything
unpleasant. If you can't sleep, repeat
all the hymns you can remember. Your
father and will be just in the outer
room. We don't want to leave the fire
till it is all burnt out"
Mrs. Clement kissed her little daughter
ag1in, then took the lamp, and went back
to the outer room, The man outside the
window had heard every word Of their
talk, and it had been pretty hard for him
to hear it, and keep his resolution, tut he
did keep it. II won't give up after COM
ing SO far" he thought again
AS he leaned close to the window and
listened, after Daisy was alone, trying to
see into the outer room, ard hear what
they were saying there, he was SO close
that she could not whisper without his
bearing her Presently he heard her
talking in low tone, trying to get her-
self to sleep, as her mother had told her.
He listened, though he did not want to.
She was repeating hymn: .r
." Holy guardian Angel, keep
.-- Watch around me while sleep
Meath the shelter of thy wings p
Save me from all hurtful .hings:
Pour the light of love divine ua7al.
Into this cold heart of mine
Evil spirits drive away, NHH
That may rise at break Of day
Again to praise my God and pray"
80 Glory to the Father be, -a..FE r"
Glory. Jesus Christ. to thee,
And Holy uhost eternal Three Amen >
The man who heard her almost croaned
aloud. Why wouldn't the child hold hel
tongue? She was making it harder every
moment for him to do what lie had como
to do. Fe# sF .-H.
She vas silent a moment, then she be
gan again. 20 Lord bless Mr. Lauson
and keep him safe to night. and do no
let his horse run away with him; ant
give him somebody to care for him jus
as his little sister Anna did. Don't le
him be lonesome any more" 1aa1s a-
1t was too much. IKE man leaned
and held his breath to hear himself pray
ed for, and rcmem mbered tcuderly by tn,
child whom he was intending to make al
orphan or beggar, and tears rolled ovel
his checks as he listened What wa!
money? He was strong and could work
Besides. there was another world thar
this. and perhaps, if he should always b,
unfortunate here, he might be happy
there Some texts that he had heard lons
! ago came up in his memory "Blcsset
are the merciful." "ra
He turned silently away from the win
dow, and crept down to the road. Whe1
be was out Of hearing of the house, he rar
along the road. found his horse, mounted
him, and rode on after the driver as fas
as he could. And all the time the tear
we're rolling over his cheeks. 81 will b.
honest. ] will work for money" be KEEP
saying to himself
| When Mr.. and Mrs. Clement went t.
bed. they found Daisy asleep with Oh
hand under her check, and sweet, calr
look in her little face s'9
Dear little angel p her mother whis
pered, kissing her softly.
Little did the mother know what [,
good angel their daughter had been t
them that night.
They slept in safety, and the mex
morning wagon arrived and took ther
to their journeys end, Their friend
were delighted to sec them, and they WEI
happy and prosperous after their Ion
4 fatigue
i Mr., LaDson did not buy any land
but he went to work, and after awhile &C
to be pretty well off. In the new tow
that has grown up there, he is one
the most respected citizens. You ma
imagine that he is very fond of Daisy
Indeed, her parents say laugbingly ths
they are almost jealous of him. "M
good Angel" he called her, a asi..sma
There may not be cases like this yer
often, but they happen oftener than v
know Danger may be near when "
think ourselves most safe, and we shoul
! never omit to place ourselves under I'll
protection of Heaven. 1t takes but fe
J minutes to say prayer, but it may sa,
us years of sorrow, ,, sse yi.isee-
The HEART AND THE BLOOD III
: amount of blood in an adult is ucarl
thirty pounds, or full one fifth of the el
tire weight. The heart is six inches
length and four inches in diameter, an
J beats seventy times per minute, 4,2o
times per hour, 100000 times per da.
; 37,772,O00 times per year. 2565,44'
900 in three score and ten, and at eac
beat two and half ounces of blood al
! thrown out ofit. one hundred and sever
ty five ounces per minute, six hundrt
and fifty SIX pounds per hour. seven an
three fourths tons per day. All the bloc