The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
WsrnIng Star and Catholic Messenger
INV oRLEASs SUNDAY, ocroBBR Is Is7e


extended his trembling hands, saying:
so heavens! my brothers voice Louie
Iouie!"
Tho captain fell into the old IN an's aims and
embraotd him afectionatey.
at Sd mis-. my dear brother. He still lives.
praised br God" exclaimed Aunt Clara throw
ing Der arms around the captains neck.
s'You believed me Dead said the captain
sand yet wrote To yon three times. Did You
net receive my leitersH
whilst he as speaking, he felt his brother
passing his hand over bis coat in singular
mAnner. and he noticed him touching his scarf
and pistols.
He started, and said, sorrowfully:
blind , ny poor brother blind Tell II . tla'
am mistaken. That is terrible"
'sMy eight il SO weak that | can scarcely cis.
4iDgusb-d anything but all hope is not lost,
added the old mar. smiling, Is If 10 sootGe his
brotbeis grief. My eyes may be cared. No
matter absus them, Louis let ne r,joice thu.
God resfor.s you to me alive. All. / have bad
heavy trIals since you left Us. Bot If the Lord
wounds. he heals alro. He has given me
great consolation and joy
The captain interrupted him, saying:
bot, Simon, where is your wIief Ho" are
tho boysi They are now grown men. And Ey
little B-iaf Sne must be "A lovely giI!."
The old man DO we'd has head i'll sI!tu1e.
'!You do not answer" sIrd tie CAPTAIN.
"Sster. why do you weepf fou fill mo VIII
anxiety"
@B-iIa is indeed q beautiful girl" ssih thr
old man; how happy add joyous she "'ii be
She s'iii speaks u NDn.'
Bot rne othtI-" interrupted the oaP,.id
anxiooely. "PhiIip Nicolas, Peter John =
'Gph has taken thom from me-" sighed the
cid man.
"Sbr - in heaven with my children"
''Dead-an cesd Poor bIotheri blind. aud
mourning the luss of u whole family
Time heals every would" replied the old
0naD, "cvrn those which u father feels for the
death of his colidren. Death is tbs lot of all
in another aud "A better life, shall be reu1ited
TO my vito and children"
Although tho young officer who accompanied
tho captain I'D not comprehend what had been
said, he knew that his companion was pain
fully affected, and he approached TO console
him.
at is Terrible" replied Captain Lonis to him
iu Freuoh "Insgine, my friend. that after
twelve years absence | return, hoping to meet
anumsrous family. and l find my brother blind,
and OF four soils. not one romans to close his
eyes,
knew Iho treasure. of goodness virtue aud
love contacted III Bslas heart, yon would IN
Aerstaud huw. after enduring 80 many misfOr.
tones, | could still he happy. Had no God
given tits angel to sustain my courage aud
soothn my sorro~s would long snco have
sank nunrr thtrr weight
" Where - r';r = asked Louis
" She has gone out lit,!o way, but ehe WAL
coon rrtnr""
~ ihu hear her opening tLe DOOR of the
stable remarked Aunt CIar.
Tho ap'tin, nmIiinE. turrtd his 8 ea in the
6irecri',' tu"NCated al d cav Young girl ad-
Vauc,rg r,nflru-ly, y no ~ last tnrus, her head
%hroug" rrr Ls.f oaeu door then she stopped,
tremb"< pat" with fight; she g,z-d pou
she cAvr-iu srupeh-d, when suddrniy altering
joytn cry, she appfo.ca'd the I'll ssr Gose
eTeA be and Win love and feud-T.e-,
"CAn IL be true. No /: !. Iuy.-zib.e TX.
cuse r.-, 81, bu, shoaka Jo2 Eer- ny U1c.=
Louis"
"My drar niece VOC rec,y- re z a. u.
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