The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09

What bitter grief for Or. her sT. whose love fo
To r know her n holy sSia sRh or sase. v
oh. when the sorely tempted heart II
Nav some good an gel make the thought:
What would my m0'h De Ia az Sale Monthly. t.
THE FATE OF TWO FLOWERS. =
ssTbere came two travellers from ais q
tant country to very thriving anu ,v nau i
and covered with the dust OF the way. seal
o., themselves by the roadside, they dreW
from their wallets some food they naa
hronpbt with them, and in SO doing ioGnu
that each had taken with MN hauHi4 the ~
ha Crash y" said one, show foolish to carry
this worthless rubbish further. Let us
cast it away" ca they
GAS you WILL" said the other at+ors 80 ;t IL 70
tha w;nSs. That of the first traveller was
f %iown down the hill to the lakeside; ano
taii in the marshy ground there, but tne
other traveller threw his upon me green
BY When . thy ss shouid tho o
nus haze cast away take root and their
Howers grow up, they will be mar7el w.
H NOV nsanle about here. I wonder what
would they call them J" 4u,1,,er
sIt matters little" said the nrs1 t Slsn,
mMv flowers will grow in an unWholso5he
pace, an aa1 1s aver ace them !" sMine,' said
the Second will at least gladden. the eyes OF
people, if they do nothing more: =,
"And they passed on , to anSt to r. pa'' u
But in the meantime the flowers grew ny
and bloomed into beauty; AND les US mh Sei
MAT became of them. The hower WIZ,
the first traveller said could never Do Oh aui
account at all, and never DO harh OF guy
"reW in the shallow water of lake: !!
g g,e~ above the clear liquid, and nodded
t%e LIGHT breeze that swept across it. ~,
One moonlight night there came 20 c p
vater,s edge two lovers-a valiant knlgt
and q beautiful maiden, and as tney wa ~
ed along they spG1a aSv OF noticing d the fow
Growing on the lakes brink, pointed II o
md said behold that arrange howe'
How beautifulit is. would wish so mu
to have it. ,h. .,rr;ed do1
L.. nv IaIe and waded in to pluck t
strange flower, bet just as he reaehe s.a,
"n;cksand caught him and he was ara
into the treacherous pool. IN HaiG :,
struegled. His fate was sealed, ne al
he must perish, but fa1tnlu. a. n d'e cast il
the , sho1e. CRYING to the frightened maid
ssForcet me not" and SO he dleo.
sT6is was the fate of the first nov
1t left tale of fidelity to an Nh Jl% Not a'
called to this day the .Forgets me N trsv
w.rU nntrue. and the maxim made G
that. WIn the smallest things o lesson oid
'ns esfba second flower, as the second
veler had said, did gladden. the . eyes
many so %he Of Pa the se sn fe1
But it did more. SOM ta " r. rose mn
49, ia it grew along the corners
M,bed along the ivy up to the roof.
; T. Glanced that a little girl lay SICK ~ VI
the cottage. She nao o lag die The
they I1a, she had was to lie beside the
Ple ,a md watch the bright greer, held'
40" ,, T skies. One morning there
IN; IL frnm the open air bright yellow N,i u,
The sunlight fell upon it, and w III er n1
iii-e gold. The little damsel was p'
18th It. and tended it all the gay;
W. SoWers, like the first, rose aoos
ot nea and filed the room wit
VIC They cbeered the chiid's no
illness and were e,1 Pasa she p i for
Rnt the morning always oroue
1oui, to her as beautiful as ever.
9 9aS tb No sladden the life of the y
ond the people called them IA! M
olories," for they always orooen' "A'O
q iov INTO the cottage. rs ,
"vou see how much good may De
the humblest things, and OF Tue AZ
much good may come.
And Ellie learned IN the sIolS
AnWers GDaG AuLO"n.
everv one learns in life.-L'tHe
mate.
PRIDE.
Young lady named Gertrude
So; handsome castle, and prided
On her rank and station. Marie. the
ter of a poor mason, came 70 see
day, and said to- he, her. .h my yo1 fa 1iil
him Quickly, as he has something
importance to communicate to you
moor man as he can surely hav
hing interesting, no doubt" she
ironically. eco; will not go
Soon after Marie returned, sayi
nv LADY, run quickly During
Vcur mother placed quantity OF
silver in a wall, :; So 4nn SSd ast a
nov Vt year. Bnt death whic
Cnes does not permit him to wait
cG neS, ID ran "a fast as she coul'