Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-08-25

years have lived secluded life. that has bee
sacred to the memory Of my sain,ed james.
m~,, H. ,hroo~h % Wsaaes @ anS ha ,, ~,
brought into contact with gay, frivolous compauy
It would be sacrilege to his memory, and hay
40 @ sosrs On, nS 20 os ,e saops WIN my swesn s
thourbfless world a. possible. II can find sue
seclusion in your home, and Il, during the perio
my s'ay you WI seeeao . ,a what may seem
and happy friends TO visit You, or, at least 10 se
me, viii gladly seek your home as place Of resi-
and your heart as twin sister in sympathy an
consolation with hi, eish'ng grief of life, an
w Va" "O"'" 'Vyeapv1 yosr ,,0s sr,.0d
MABEL ArHrn1or.
Now tbe livelv I;ttie orav. .ba;re,
woman who was ihe rec;nsenf of IN,
above miss;vo nrzzIed aver !, a lon,
time ,o Lnow isha, to ,h;nL os ~.
writer. and NJ Inst hor concIsion n,
his no;nt was made verv ov;dent h,
tbe bear,y GOOD nat,red laroh sho ~ ~
dnI,ed in
ison,, ho sho.Lod rrsons;,;,,. .o.d
ans ;nto snnnos;nn ;ba, ,h;s E,,I,
woman vba had ,,o.,,s onon,,h !,
lTnow ho,,er-was Iona;no ,hsonr i
shoer he"r,Iessness a, ,ha ;n,ao,neeS !
cr;ee of ,ha vonna NJ W.hai k,Lor
son which found exnrass;on IN he,
letter with Ire deem fr;ngo Of ,nonrn
;no
A. ,hot vas "a ss,ou;nod ..;oe. -
Cor H. I;rol,, I;,,Ia ,a, Lo;saJ aorsa, g.
orsnvMrs Sano Elaw;nahads saan
enongh ~ ,ha rorld ~ az ;,s nhasas
snJ Pa r;,I;n No. omn i;ce dnono,I'
ae ;,s avnas;"na"s - Lno,n
o,;sf ~ = iii I,ha old isdv,s nords
nv deor tr;snds| oe ,won,vono =,
two wben Of n,ore ,h.n ,hrco r or Con-,
mon,hs' or welI sav a, ,ho n,mos, y
a vosr,s dnra,;nn aso hr, ,Ls narra'., "
81 s.;hias oc s;i,,s -. ss ,,i,'n.,,.' ~, 80
Mo ~ d;sordara3 ;n,a,Iao,
Rememher ,h;s ~;sa I;,,Io wo,,on
bsd rasarsn.o nnlr % 49,. "o D~;as'
which G saaS on,rorJ ~ sas,s,;oss a s.S,I anJ
on,,vard srmna,hr r. hosmra .,'. ,hana $50
sso s,r;oss lat' a. Ioada. ,oa, 49, !
over ave salI The sIeme1,s M ~ ,bo hear, sVso ond
head. breathing a oentlcr hush over
the spirit. and iingiug with golden
clow of ouiet ncacefsl suhm;ssion ov.
erv lineament of life these are too
holy for utterance-too nure far con.
tact with the opter world-too gentle
and sincere TO find sympathy in augbt
but the quiet whispering of their own
memory, and too full of heavens mer-
cies TO Peryert a life from its heaven
II az, an '"a"i'y s'a ys.oh = rr;es hidden from
one ,s,. naI 'sj r;aw sod Il was never
nercoived ,sr IN her face bv those who
wnro cnr;ons aboutit Ifter A bappy
un;on of Eve vears her husband. whom
she had loved with all the devotion of
a ,rne and faithful heart. was taken
from her That wastwepty wears ago.
and she foo might have Sat herself
down in idleness. and frittered her
vears away in selfish repininQ. but
yor The needs that forced her TO forget
her griefs in severe struggles with the
world but even now. when she sat
in the twilight, with peaceful calm
in her face, her eyes were looking
through the shadows, and her thoughts
were wandering down cobwebbed and
dust. begrimed yistas, TO that golden
period OF her existence when ho wan
dered with her.
She bad never married since. She
believed, too, IN her good, generous
heart, that Mabel Atherton had sueh
quiet. sense OF loss 10 her heart as
we have described aoove' ana IL was
not at u she was laughing; out AZ 'ne
false gr'ei' ihe imagined unay 10 mourn !
loudly, and to wear hcr sorrow "ou
her sleeve Tor DAVIS 10 peek A.
Al any rate, the young w'uow re
ceived the desired assurance OF seG'u'
sion, and duly found herself on he'
arrival at Mrs flem'ng 8 caspeu u
the iadys arms, ana greeteu Win
warm kiss, which made her reclpro
cate these friendly advances WIN n,o.'
animation ihah sue hau eNpresscu u
any act Tor long tlme previous
These two had never met before
but the Widow Fleming had been tho
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