Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

They had "erown up" Ssesthss, in the
full sense Of ths erus-and hat WAS just the
matter. They had eaten each others mud
pies, tahes The Group in each others sRo~
fofta, cried out the SUNS On each otheSs
States, tipped over each others ink>bott.es,
soDpsd up the ink With thsis nutual hand
ksrchiefa, "told" Of eaeA other 10 about
equal proportions, and msAs up" 10 com.
mon exuhsssnce Of sobs asd sasseitas. They
had plsysd q lovers bshia1 ~ vood>pls,
been ssssisa b. she prise spsakss, been di>
vorced by ths 6mt baee," 6eea ssusited By
ths nisister's daughter, ord gone 70 house.
keeping 10 the peat swaop, q regular inter-
vels, = hr back - their osmory sxtsnd>
"a.
Sac hsd blss eyes, asl sssss sslnsassd
vslgas Fsactioas.
He sesd 70 oiss, - thal - night ~ to
The bead Of the class.
One day she braided bsr hair In two little
braids behind, and tied il with . pink Lutte
string ribbon at three csnls yard. When
they walked home Together ks touched il
gently, 70 signify his spprobation, and shs
blushed like Nay flower.
1t could not have been long after that be.
lore she grew Shy at singing g-school, and waa
apt 10 be going homo with hsr broaher. Ia
another year, whea be went to St. David 4
College, she cried herself 70 sleep, forgot ia
crimp her hair, and said that nothing VA
| the matter.
So, Of course, when hs came home on biz
6rst vacation, il al happeaed - it could mol
very we'll help happening. and - suppoas
il must 60 % happening 70 the end ef 81
young things dsssnisg q Of old ones warn
] ing:
she sat in the choir Ia blue dress with
white spots, With pink bonnot and pini
cheeks, and sang IN . very sweet little couu>
try voice, that quiversd and curled about the
pillars Of the sunny white Westinghouse like
incense in IN open field on May day. you
might have ihought-or you might not.
He, grown rather tall, rather quiet, with
long hair, and The unmistskabls ST. Dsvid'a
shawl, sat bslow Il his fathers box pew
and listened.
Oos Sunday Il ehanced that de Rsvessad
Mr.. Love, the reesnsly settled and very pop
ular shspherd Of ths meeting hssse," felt
moved 10 the spirit TO preach to his Aock .
ssSmon upon Christian aaity, and to suggest
q its most fitting musical accompaniment
Hyns e57 Of The s0wsst Singer Of Issasr'
Al, Jon excellent mothers with washing
deys % your minds, and 70 fathers strug.
g1iag 70 keep your faith under the discovery
Of Te0's afst cigar, do you never suspect in
your stupid good hearts, the tears Of solid
ooa(ees solling into yoar spectacles - you
siag, and your soul s-alow with Ill the hid>
den meanings Of fellowship in the one Mas
ter whom they who love not never know-do
you never suspect the 6irtatioas conducted
ovse hat aduirable hymn7
II may be very nuch too bed, bot it b
very much the case. Il is quito - bod in
me to suegeAt the sacriless to your young
people. Bless your indignant soulsi they
stand in need of % suegestiou. Ask them.
do not deny that it i strocious IN ne 70
spoil the hymn for yow bat that is another
mattef.
She then, in her Blue and vhits dress, with
. sunbeam struggling through little ground
Glass gallery window upos hsr pink bonnet,
sang:
" Bisst bs The tis that hinds
Our hesrts il Christian love;
The fellowship Of kindred minds
II IKE - thae abevs."
Il struck him that her voies was lsss like
isesnss row, end ness HE melted silver |;
which was . very gsod fancy, byths-vsy,
and be would make . note Of il against sose
inds6nios sxiessciss - elass orator.
Soar fsass, ear hopes, eur aims are ens,
Oar es0fssts 81 or sases,"
iAltsrsd Tie little silver voice and % sisklsd
into this:
"Whsa - asun1ss part,
II eivss - inward psin;
Bat " shall still b Joined n hsast."
And hs, turning round With the sudiencs,
back 70 the Rev. NJ. Love, - WAS The fash>
ion IN ~ Bloomsbury First Church, liiled
his lace to hers, sud their foolish young ey.
mss-nss and dropped. and the work vss
doas.-ELlzAsErl SruARr PHsLPs, 10 Har-
s.ev,s MannRSnp