The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-01

'udden unoonscieosness me 1sins. suulit
LEY t.yys"the wild realization thse nevM %sr
~omld his warm arms DO thrown hto more J
neck, his clear aud ringing voice no Alone
IN I'M .Sona, and he-was gone, mover, never '"
return! darling son 70
w. NOR besrt found utteranee TOT tss .Svhy
4, words and with one wild, yearn'ng ;ds I'll.
annr herself down upon the moor v;JoINand
trunk-sileut memorial OF her co"" rowed her
isvinr her arms lovingly across ~ ~r;ef in
mad upon them, and poured forth ner 9''''
'' Aunt Polly seized hold of Jim SaS sSd after
OUT Oh 'I IT, .o ave, till il almost seemed sno
wnwrld ipiure them by the violence Oh IN, mater
peration, she said to jun ,.Sctt"i for you did
so %sS'y nj take good care of mis-. now .ood
good spell . cryin' will do her nesp . s
Poor tninR :. ha.an TO quake as he neared ms
Sstars door. He was afraid that Mr. O -. ~
would turn him oG-have nothing mo sn~nish
With him: and the very sno"s''
10 S,ul n,5,av,. house was situated on one Oh
tboss vide. beautiful streets OF new long
along the centre s o. %So.s foliage At this
AsSn% ~ the wear Afforded . grctetnl pto.s0
tion from the sun, and sesved to aao ,r.tchsl
ty TO the handsome res'oe"S q
alTTs y" w;"aoWs of the stately mansion were ere
omen. and through them jim coul f,r SIt
large RariGrs, w aad eit,ering chandeliers 1t
SSod alwava been his task, or rather PieasIh,oI
| 70 keep those rooms in ORDER anu '. .hem his
be though. Of the % a nsP !So.e sdsA frames,
sst 100000 table, those marble vases. .nnS
4 handsoIne piano, ond the swseS-eo"'A
: his dear Miss Blanche. ;aov and peered in,
lansing for q sight Of the kind young ,II "oms
a Who had always thought that ne %os .here, he
to his old sO'ssdd sd lei in IA,
= oou,a sec th II. Weight of polished silver anu
d differing crystal. .u docauters with
y .,air ionS' slender necks! Many time MAJ ha%
msster ciyen him generous 1ibstions 1rS" y. hin
."n' G,isd store. An! it almost seemea 10 ~,
ID that old master stood tnerG u b;s neerles,
o. s;na-and so he did! As jim made tn's Ill III
a. coyery, his heart jumped ard hnL.e,e tr,m tn
I'd involnntarily he Withdrew III" were on a leve
,e With th. sill. Yes! there was ola mas.s
mr. sure enough, just as stout ana en s,no
~ looking as ever; and the, Miss Kate and, poo
ei in,,S ssneciai favorite Miss Blanche. H9'
!, Saantifnf thew both were and yet how nhlik
ce in form and face. This one SO iai. a ,mh sneh
a | With golden hair and snowy cheek anu euo.
halo Of white.robed peace around her tnaS ~ =
ok wonll call her by her name as soon a. w..
IRE eyes rested ON her. The other, si eyes an
n' nsv Iiyys"the graceful, delicate,yet perfe
,us image of her handsome father. -, ;,,od II,
ned "Oh. Miss Kate, Miss Kate! signed o.l
liz 49,, ~ little do YOU heed or think OF inc Po.
,on sad darkie at your door" And yet jim kht
her heart was kind a;d sehtie, .moufM
ley could be- at times as stern ana M;sa Raneh
ont he went on thinking to himself she cr'ed
She me, and thought would come BACK .is ,a,;c;,
she Jim's eyes grew moist as thus as. a aa IL
Dfsve Co Be- Dream, and that would
be At home! @, how he longed to see buns
mas. heh;nd that happy group-to feel at home, W
waiter in hand, ready to do their 9 pIi
too would plead for him, and master might
give and keep him in the cid home still!
tely His Joy was SO exquisite at the thought, t
used and it was only when they assembled the st
dis and rang the clear toned hell, that jim ca
hack to the sad reality Of the present hi
amer, He knew we'll what 1t meant , haa CON,
rnsd spend a long, delightful evening under
efore roof he loved SO we'll. Little chance for him
resi- to see Miss Blanche, and the si2u ~u ny
ners companied this reflection came from 'ne
depths of poor Jim's honest heart.
.lono As the sound of the door-beli fei! upon
chair Dudley's ear, Jim saw him raise ms na INC
pssed mock dismay push his two laughing da
, her ters from him into the front parlor, and b
Aunt him say, in tone loud enough 10 DC u
,nced even by the young gentlemen at the q
d an Minis. SO, good bye; I'm off up stairs to man'
Jim sighed again. Oh, why could he
am have his humble share of that great he
comfort and delight! But he had forfeite
SIGH claim to his masters confidence, and now
here, hear the bitter consequences! AS ne
9 one dropped down into the shadow OF the d
heart. and leaned his head against the wall,
,athy; not reflect, perhaps, that his me was
ger. darkeued by anxiety and care; but one
ssusfn he lid know, and realized to its full o,
ontro and that was that his heart ar was h mot p!
don't heen a slave to kind and generous m
pause; He heard steps again approaching; pa
now" time the passer-by sent out Hveiy 80
I'd and herald his coming The musical wor
sooth- Lover rang out clear and loud, and Jim
ieving nized his young master William by the
ne had chosen:
$50 and "wbeu first saw sweet Percy
got a Twas the market day." etc.
for me BULLS THAT ARE NOT IRIsH.-It v
hope ,,d Scotch woman who said that the /
o;. er of her town only killed half be