The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-10-18
xonHNo STAR AND CATHOLIC NEssEHe1R.
NEW oRLEANs. SUNDAY. OCTOBER II. lses
ASsUNTA.

quickly to warm Cne3iseAy = 90 dar1
looked chilly, e1eeeShM a r 1a - al $S
over the little ~ oh"s ~ glow !
burned before tlie@ ~ " ~ eSear ,,
that looked warm An[ a moor little ]
cold air. SO Seem ~ S.:.,. aEont !. for
glrl VINO hao uoon .,o ,f4hosa Charcoal fires,
she drew near to one OF tnose cna ar,, s;aht ~
and stood gazing aC ~ 10 st s seller beck
it did her good. Inc c,Ies.nuo ,.,n;ch sLa
oned to her TO apProacna "p .,d cromch;nu
advanced CLOSER W CaI I;:.t1o honds.over |
on the gsohnn sRAS4e w si,s Vas nnaccns-
the hame. Poor chlla sno vas - r..s,,
toned TO Ieel SUCH 0Unu Nanies. where the
N"l.s -. III ,as +I,a rich have the bright blue |
poor as VII Us quo and where ali can warm
shy :. s =. g 6. o.1,s own hearth :, asIthey
cali the sun. =, ~. eats, i,t E,ss,if,axs -.1os
rh;s l;ftia child was named Assunta. Her |
.a.hnhnS bsr called thns because she vsas
i'N' ~, ~, faost. If Our Iaflyie. Assump-
t;o N mt Sic had no mother now al nor did
Snn halon% - anv one except an old man;
sIo '.so5 r., 90 from town to town playing
WY ~ usia 80! -; - tha sounds Of which he
on the aSEskcs,i ~ - 1890 nra rattle ON n
- 80 Crowds often gathered round
~ y, har n;ctuTssoue dress as
Une Isessy, SI ~ $3.50 ga mon1 attracted
sue u E.u- 81 fscs dronned soxs into her
~ Ie. ,.,han sSa carried it round, or
C'o9uiIIMo ~ haro niece or cake. which
oSSa S;IaH '.S,,SJ, h.ttar for the old man took
sm ~, saas and fre0uently left poor little
Assun.a ,!;i IsaS foot ached. and sing until
oI'a ''7,s haarsa Rnt. tirei and hoarse, the,
e u9 =" Eli node her 90 on and she had
o o, nn as ,;nhIv and sing as gailly, and
ro+t,a tho t.mbourine as loudly as ever for
!a.s.e .no t''a ~ rot The old nadrone was
!. snS 80 har = -, a.Aa-z-
SIa nod haen roinp through this all day,
,onm and now her head was aching and her
r roS ama hannn,Saj viii, cold and fatigue
G oSe' W. 80 tastaS o"vthino since the day
0uO haA Aoo 'eASoNN .-AS
oeioio, w. e. 70 warm her frozen little
nut vehuol ~ W as ranaling him
,!'.i. e' son u fr;ands in n neiahboring
SCI ;s IaU,
TIa Chestnut SELLER was a GOOD natured
IL 80 La cow the child looked hungry
,'n' ".'I 80 ~ rf L;s chastnuts She ate
ne S"He nSl sui tho0. vera az delicious thew
tlielil G..se th;, nf N"nies Then She looked
,, ,au ti,e stars "a they twinkled merrily
up II. 1he s'. $50. o; md she thou ght how
.iouSn Sne go, Mot IL was to he cold.
the! otu hoI hnom aS',,,.t, o"niI not hell,
OF .,teu t or mu. an5 she said to herself: 81
,;si, 'Is , .a - starr In n few moments
M WIS w. $500
she was ASLEEP .., s,o,+ sbe dreamed
anu aa., -. y" ~ that she saw her mother
II seGineu " i hei n1',ars worn mean attir
ou. sue , i" Ia. ,io -, rohs whiter than snow
VIZ; ,'or aSes shone with such serene 10,
whi,ss nei ~ Go s o then, with wonder
t tt Assu ~ s, r;od and then. as she still
Mo11 tiaa faaturas seemed to change, ant
gazed tue ieaIulI r.. &C. ;",o%s of n sloriou
Shsre rose oeiG u, nur snlendor En-
l.uy al i,5 rs n S;aiem of stars
circling her mead was s a.au had eve
more ofiliian anu .nan was full of in
seen ana net ooan enI neace. She locke
enaole sweetness +a an1 than If she Ina
on a AsS sun mI.e a. %enaina towards he
DSen n g. 80, +hosa sfars that shin
she satu oeo J -" To oh one of thel
so oriShiy IN my S,'m aaoh ono of the
Is an Immortal sour, an sra GUY" aud hnner,
was once upon earn, w Int thew DO
ana coia as you w ,n.,,a,nteJ ali thing
with all Things anu sur NY '', ,,ra ars vi
These are the chiiaieh vi my p,a' fiJ,ow.
have sought my lhtercessioh anu I