Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-01
SrIsetrn Sturp.
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The Key of the Church.

JOHNNY. lua will Lave to take the or
.an ou SUNDAY"
TIE words gave nir a surprise. II take
lhc organ. -aod mother What, that
iog:'
.Bcr.u,e was to have taken Il. John.
nv. and tli~ accident To my finger Will pr,.-
vctt b."
Tod and had inst got home for the Mi
charmlA> HOLIDAYS. Not a week of Them
iortAi> wa, Wednesday afternoon. and we
should 90 back the following Monday.
Mrs Tudhetlv had cut her finger very se-
rou>Iy in carving some cold beef on ths
previous day. and old Dgfham had put il
into >plurs.
where's Mr.. Richards :" asked, allud-
.u. to the church orsanl,t.
'.Wcll. it j. rather a loig tale. JOHNNY.
good dead Of dissatisfaction has existed.
a. You know. between him aud the CON
Gr,-ation."
Through his loud playiug."
just 80. And hc IA, resigned in a
huff
Il am out OF practice
There's plenty of time to get up YOUR
practice between now and SUNDAY. Don't
make ELECTIONS. my dear. We should all
do What little we can to help others in a
time ui nce'."
| said no more. And, not to lose time.
went oil To practice there aud then.
Tie church stood in a lonely spot. and
took the way across the fields 10 il.
Nn.>tluE softly IL | went. aud fixing
my mind upon the chants aud hymns.
let me see. For the morning we will
have the thirtv-Seyenth psalm, Depend on
God; there's real music ia that: aud .Jer-
ueaicm the Golden In the afternoon
ABIDE with me and the Evening Hymn.
Mpruington's Chant. and the Grand Chant.
and the-lIalloa. Fred. i it you?''
\ 1.-the. straight-limbed Young fellow
was turning out of the little valley. 1t
was Fred We,terbrook. old WestesDrook' :
nephew at the Narrow Dyke Farm-or. a.
We abbreviated it. the " ID. Farm.
''liow are you johnny"
shook hands and asked after Mr.. and
Mr.. Weste:brook
They are both well for aupht | know =
lie answered. The y. ID. Farm is no long.
er my home. Johnny"
Had he told me DYKE Manor was no
longer mine. could not have been more
surprised. why. how is that Fred?"
They have turned me out of il. Two
mouths ago.
Ana why: never thought 1t would
come TO mat.
Because they wanted to get rid of me
that why. GlsDy has been the prime
mover in 1.-THE chief snake in the grass.
lie Is worse than she Is.
AND what are you dolng:
Nothing; except knocking about. I'D
be on TO America Tomorrow and try my
luck there II had a fifty-pound note in my
pocket. | went up to the farm last week
and made an appeal to my uncle to help
me 10 II ana be rld OF me
Ana would ne: l interrupted. too Gag
er to lei him ilnlsh.
outd ne repeated Fred, savagely
lie Dade me to 90 to a place unmentiona-
bic. lie threatened 10 drive me OFF the
premises II ever put tco; on them again.
Il am very sorry. What shall you do:
HeaVeh knows Turn poacher. per
maps:
Nohsehse' ffed
rs IL nonsense. ne retorted. taking oil
MS io"-croWhed nat ana passing his hand
passIohately over his waYy, auburn hair
about the incest halr L ever saw. People
sald FREQ was proud OF II: But he was Il
sood-looklng young fellow altogether
win clear, fresh face, and steady gray
/ eyes.
/ Il can tell you. johnny. | am ripe for
/ any mischief \ man must live. But for
I one thing. swear I'd not keep straight
] | knew the thing he meant. ..Wha,
/ does she say about it, Fred?'
What can she say? | have been uu
/ there now, sitting half an hour with her il
/ the Old study. There was no opportunit,
tor a private word. though; the young
/ ones were dodging around, PLAYING at sal
iisn'-if you know the delectable game