The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-04-17

they never would have arranged them
selves. The house was so white, and the
garden so green, Snd tho children 80 Wv
idly dressed that tbeE-e Wassa small %hirl-
wind of "ohs " and abs" But the CEN
trail figure was that of the other little boy,
who had an empty basket IN one hand and
a prize peach In the other. He was a
chubby, sturdy it'll Q chap, and became
popular instantly He looked very happy,
and so did his plOyHnates, each OF whom
held in his or her hand q specimen OF the
kindly fruits of the earth'
"Now, my dear ehildren, said MI:
Slipkin, when. he could make himself
heard. . I want you to look very hard at
that little boy" Mr., Slpkin' s emphasis on
" that was one Of thodnest points ever
made in American o-ratOry. " lie has had
basket sent to him, at his school; But,
instead OF stealing away by himselfwith
IT, like very selfish andwicked little boy,
that little boy has called all his little COM
panions around him, and has given one
thing to one and another to another, till
all that he has for 6imSesJ is one single,
solitary PEAoHlP r,,-...,,.
Grand climax on the part Of MI Slip
kin, which brings clown the house, DR..
Gaylen applaudlng with the e loudest
dI asked you Children," Mr.. Sipkin
continues, "to look very hard at that lit.
tie boy. And why, chldrenR why did
ask you to look Eery hard at that picture
and at that little bOYH Because, children
that is a true picturse, and that little boy
was a real boy r3- Fa at
Profound senatlBn
"And now hesa real mani .,. .
Increased senation,
"And his name is"
Breathless SUSPENSE
"YOu all know HIM"
Feverish impStioEce
"DR. GAYLENlI ,
Thunders Of appE ause, during which tn
Doctor rushed wld1yOut of the building.
Mr.. Slipkin, after the exhibition, beinl
sent to look for him, finds him in thu
deepest shadowOnz theother side Of tn
way.
"Gaylen
"Slipkin! Dear mOhOy could you d.
that? l had fergOtten all about 1t F"
"Neyer mind, You and and Jacl
Stencil we're atthe hants' Retreat to
gethef; and jack remembered 1t anC
painted it. TherG5 ayOung lady Waitini
| for you--Miss Baw n"
aF For me WR=re'sMr. Darrons?n
al rather think i J'sal up there. Ane
look Slis's up there atthe window look
ing for yos. p" ..'
am get my hor5e," ays the Doctor.
The net profits from the Fair weI
, $1,000, Unfortun= atolN the very nez
week, the stiff little steeple blew down
Q and it cost exactly that sum to put it u
again.
0 Those cases OfEraClure are sometime
very tediousl NOB steeples-but legs an
arms. But it Was 0Teal good of ID
I Gaylen-so the NIiSes -Gaday said
t drive out all the ay from town to see b
/, Door patient; RtaIst once aWeek the
d as he got better twice; as hecontinued
I improve, eyeryotherday ltimatel
Q every day. lar .. t8.F e
!. At last the D oCtOrs patient is we
enough to hobble to bis cottage door an
;. bid the Doctor gO-odby. In the distant
4 is the Rev. Mr. Slrate WestcOtt, Witha ne
fifty-dollar bill in bis pocket-book. III
$ Doctor is not in his buggy He is in
Y close carriage II g isnot alone. A lac
!, is with him, ayOGng lady, who looks q
y the happier for b eing there and all Il
prettier for blushiDg
" AS the carriage rolls nthe hill tn
). lady, looking into a little basket, says:
n "There is just one peach left Charlie.
y will you hayeti'
But the DoCtOr-there being nobody
o that shady road 10 catch him doing it
kisses her cheek 6nd does not care nut
d about peaches-Haper's Week5g