The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-29

60 tween her knees, sAs won't on in . /
II voice:
:; You 80, 1iss, tksreis no enc tie hoy /
- any sia'n o. sas ne, and sia's the prop
y psr''a to bring lin mp. l thauxht .ou
l. last year, OF sending him away to Frisco
= school but whom they talked Of bringing
$ school, marn here, I waited until saw 70,
- and then I was all right, and could keen d
> boy little longer. And o, Mis-, h. Low
you % much, and II you could hear him tai
about you, in his pretty way and il he could a.
you, what ask you now. you couldn't rsfu,
him. ~
1T 10 NATURAL" she went on RAPIDLY. in
voice that trsublsd strangely between prid
and humility. 'It is natural that hs .houl
take to you Miss, for Ihis father, when
nr't knew him, vas . gentleman, ani th
boy must sooner or later forget me, and .,
amt going to cry about that. For com,
to ask you to take my Tommy. God ble,.
him for the bestest, sweetest boy that lives
to-to take him with you" @
She had risen and caught tho young sirls
hands in her own, and fallen on knee. be,;ds
her.
"fve money plenty, and it's all yours and
MS. Put him in some good school where you
can 90 and see him. andrhelp him to-to-for-
get his mother. De with hin, a. you like. The
"erstlyou can do with him will be kindness
to what he will learn Aith me. ONLY take
MIN out OF this wicked life, this cruel pl.e.
this home Of shame and sorrow. You will
know you will wont you! you will. Won
must not, you cannot say ro! You will
make him As pure and as gentle a. yourself
and when he is grown up, you will tell him
his fathers ZANE, the name that hasn,t
passed my lips for years, the name Of Alex.
andeI Morton, whom they call here Sandy
MISS Mary do net take your hand away
MISS Mary, speak to me- You will take NV
boy! Do not put your face from me, |
know it ought not to look on such .s me
Miss Mary my God, be merciful, she i, ,c,v.
ing me J" ~
MISS Mary had risen, and in tn. gathering
twilight had felt her wayteto the window,
one stood there leaning against the easement
her eyes fixed on the last rosy tints that we're
'aains from the western sky. There was
IT'LL some Of its light on her pure young fore
lead, on her white collar, on her clasped
naffas sns sad 4; ar.sssa ssas h.;ss ;s.
--- knees beside her. -.
1 kno" 1t takes time to con.;dsr II
Will wait here all night, but canno. 70 nnt;1
'ou speak. DO not deny me nov. You
!, VIZ see 1t IN ysur sweet face, such
"0' AZ have seen in nv dream.
see 1t In Jo-- eyes, Miss M,rv,
axe my boy" wiz
The last red beam crept hign~-. and ~,
used Miss Mary's eyes with something
Is glory hicksred andfadei and went ont
The sun had set on Red Gnleh In the tvi.
ight and silence, Miss Mary'c voice sounded ,
leasantly .. ...---. .-.. ~ |
Il will take the boy send him to me to-
light" ......- ..-......-.- =
The happy mother raised the hem Of Miss {
Larry skirts to her lips She would have ,
urled her hot face in its virgin folds. f
ut she dared not. She rose to her
eet
Does this man know Of your intention ~ J
sAeu mary suddenly.
mo, nor cares. He has never seen the =
hid to know it'
10 to him at once; tonight, now Tell
i'm have taken his child, aud tell him he
lust never see the child again. Wherever
may be he must never come wherever /
lay take it, he must not follow There 20
ow, please, I'm weary, and much yet to !,
o." 49,. ....-. .l-s.
They walked together to the door.
In the threshold the woman turned, GOOD
light" --ss E-a .s
She would have fallen At Miss Mary's
eet, but At the moment the young girl
cached out her arms, caught the sinful wo-
IAN to her swn pure breast for enc moment +.
nd then closed, and locked the door.
1t was with . sudden sense of responsible
y that profane Bill took the reins of the
lumgullioa stage the next morning, for the
chooi mistress Vas passenger. As he
ntered the high road in obedience to . ,
lsasant voice from the inside, he suddenly
eined up his horses and respectfully waited
. Tommy hoped out 1t the command of
fairy.
mot that bush, Io.umy the nextr'
Tommy whipped out his new pocket
nife, and cutting branch fr,m . large
zalea bush, returned with it - Miss :
iary.
Gan right now q" eee
GAN rightH'
And the stage door closed on the Idyl Of Red | !;
iulch. -- .-. - -.
A GENILRAAN who had several valuable i
owls afai cted with reup, asked well-known l
hicken faneisr Of this city for remedy {
was informed that the most elfectual cure
vas to cut of the heads Of the fow,s without .
making IN effort to save them. He commenced {
rsating them after . method Of his |
wa. He placed his deceased fowls
a perfectly dry room, bathed
heir heads with kerosene oil, and
rubbed their bills inside with . mixture Of
llum and grease. He fed them only en- !
Indian meal and boiled potatoes. we'll pep
psrsd with Cayenne, NO hard food whatever
being allowed them. With this treatment