The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Keeps honor bright,
ts as5tso.sss s .. lit rot virtsss Ssisks sal
nea'un.ntea tet ~ thing gsiltt n wast4eu lee
For beauty, VII,
High birth, visor' ofbons, d,sert IL ssstttios,
Love ffisndehip, charity; ~ sqhjsstsAll Ia
To envious and calupnpiating .tIlae<
onetoueh of n.tars naksI h. Whole world XII, :
H. That all With On. oopeat spsai. .nsHba.- -sk~a,
Though they arensae I'D moulded d thi.p NJ,
And give to dust, thst Z ! it'll. sift, > u
Moro land than lgitd 'srd1ss6d Iias.sx'. ->c
Ths present p sye prsiss.ssI ths prassat sAts<t,
Since things in motion sooner e.tsi a. ~. - :
Than what not stirs. - 2::u sH7,@!2@ .sy3,
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| ,. za.%ser .-=---ss>: s@.;t2v asa
was workingo,astle slrdsss tjtsd
tto5 5thia q p. / q TsFfis41h@ i
which would al go=to=teps.--1 I III
fallen into r. dsJ :alan oyer tasn
about what + would d. i ,axsld ninsS;;
Or oll 1en ,(it VI, il J oRsse1l,t tsa.3
were diseoversdi ens psxusasaey b t'oi
land, orsits tt. airyeptieyig ttsnss Cd
va. to 5. q, 'tf.iis; 'toi, Il oosrt. 90 I
believsdliu sueha fairy & ptfaes->1iaaftJ5
girl does, though rhe nAy t.tsths shiip,
Of a d.pper .dry:soods slsrt t. oae,' q
an intellectual giant teaaothsr: l ,sas
msroenary in. my 'drs.uisg. Il siiisi
building ! niv house, : Z 3verit.He ehst:.s
eau in Spain, when dear Old dsd salied
ne. QaioEly 4 dSnolish.d il, and
with one Of tVe vsky pityys..dihss in
my not snow white hands, I ran ~ through
the garden paths, a rapidly - the
struggling weed, would allow; !!iisto tn.
house-the dear old dilapid.tsd house,
with it, worn ;oarpsts and venerable
furniture. Ihad tr;ed;to brighten oss
of the rooms with ehint. fxinlx,, md
it did look cosisr than the ret. I
knew my dear old dad would be there,
and 20 he was, standing !itA the, sun.
light on bis head, and his figure slight.
ly stopped, through trouble, not through
ago, and that wisfal look in 'kis .pale.
blue eyes, which know 20 we'll.
II am taking sssount Of stock" I
cried, very ehesrfully, for Ls.w 10 had
somsshtuR On h1s saa.ad stI,*> :rr;n,a;- i
pally radish stock, lind: Dearest
dad, would you mind living on ,ad,sh
tops for month Or two I"
<"My DEAR" he replied, erav.ly, ~
have something to say to you"
"Well, dad, I'll just go and wash my
hands, and then can listen in peace. :"
And I went, wondering = little what
it could be about. M.ny's the talk we
had had together in the lonely years
since my mother had left US and our
poor belongings for tho shining courts
above. I had been a wee creature then,
I installed myself ~ my father. house.
keeper 1t once, our hous.fe feeping bsiae
simple experiment of miKihlgS l + nothing
60 as far rs possible. -.
I sat down soberly enough near ny
father when I went back, and looked
fondly up into his adsar '+asss,, fan o4
delicate expression j. but apsa K kssw
there WAS alssk Of f5z6s atk,ts iShiek
had made him one No 81 tke1 losers u u Ii.
great battle Of flife,s I could %. . trs =
ulous 7mov.msnt.. .beut the lip ID y.
'"Cinda," he began. alnost d1idly,
"l don't wantsyeusto; hear it from 81:
sips before, Jos heir eithe9 no. I'm
1'm'soing to mary ssii;;s .''sS'
"Oh, my dear old dad r. I cried
with = sob, "don't l do al I can 70,
you !-don't 1 ..tisfy yeal'
"My darling, yoa II. as;totd .s sdll
and 1 am thinking Of your: god.
You are old enough now 70 90 into q,
oiety you are pretty and you havsli 7
q sign of . chance in life. Ws'rs, /,
poor as-vsll, JOBS tsfksy S.s ~ ep'
ulent bird compared to - 4; aud I u.
only one vay out Of it. I have MT !,
widow lady with some property aat
two daughters nearly ysur sgs. Woa''
it be pleasant for youto have eonpanyF
| I'm afraid I grow rampant tiSa.-
Was it Mrs. BenhAn Brown I I didn''
want her company and her two stssl
up daughters Oh, I hid bssn n hap
py with my dear old dad, and hewitt
more sobbing-wn tired ef ne!
He soothed mo ~ best hs could, nj
8
darling father, bat tho Ugly fact r.
NAMED tho same. We we're to havl
no more sweet long talks together, n
lingering walks, and <,dsy.drsams.-
There was a little brushing up Of th'
old house, till 1t looked ike 4 very sha
ky old lady with some. new an'ry On
the BRIDE. dashing, l.rg. .xen.n-
aud her two dauehten-6ns leokin'
women in their ~.y-toek, pee.t,.ise- r.
litter.lly took possessions tfit + tsh hat
: had not corner s.s~ call ny r,ov., Il
eept in the kitchen; no one dispute
those quarters With me; lsStnsa 1i.l !
mo into tho Doiition of 4 konaahol