Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-10-05
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"BrunsWicks"' the New. Yorl
&C rr sp pondeiit' f THE Boston Sat
w'day Ga9ette, writes;s This-eit,
Is teemipg with romance and trag
edy if one only knew just wher,
to look for il. I was walking up
street with a lady, and as We pass
ed an elegant brown stone house
surrounded by large garden, sh'
said: DO you see that house?
"Yes,' said |, 'und | have Otter
noticed it, and thought what fun
it wol Id be to live IN such q
! place" The people who live
there lon't find it.such fun," she
replied. and continued: o]''In the
back Ledrooms Of tia, house lives
a lady who has rot seen The light
of da y-for' years" Poor thing,
SAID l., us she store bfrd? IN
she j. not blind at all, tut sees a,
Well as | can, and she turned Il
pair of the GIiigbtest brown ey e.
il the world up TO mine OK
plain yourself, pray, said |;
"what is the mystery p There
is no mystery only. the lady
speak OF. who is still a young wo
man, lost her only child some
years ago, and bef9le he had re
covered from thr Ishqch her bus
band died Since that time she
has not left those p ropms-lhe
shutte rs are cloSrd and the gas is
kept burning, just as OH the nig ht
of her husbands death, so that
she M: " take no note of 4Rht; and
there she SITS, wiitTgg PafieptIy
| for the voice that shall cal her to
that country where there is no
night z 4NVhht. a WY. bid1 story,
said / as TIrlopked' back over m,
shollder at the house, which
seemed to gather the shadows as
they passed; lit isoa Miss HaNer
sham CASE in 3 real olifP.?'i '::Thr
only. difference said my friend.
''being that i4his5ady 'slmind ds as
clear yas the ponFlay sn9 . She l.
only dead to the w9rla because
her gerfdiss'ieafb % y1oja7aqs1I
.9nia
4As theyysat7on the steps Sum
day evening he cfaihied' his
riehtst0Ea kiss fsraa|Fyishoot-
inp sear27 SheaabfirstsleaHhrred,
as becomes a modest ;maiaen,
butt finally ~ eId68dtf%% $heedEas
even kindsenql4shIto to cal. his at
tentiollcto odlfyifrgqqapt doa;s that
were APT 70 6se8bg his 4bsdPva-
ti6ns7 aid dItheH Sc It t1,S9oo,c Hing
titia7ep9lighiniRs bugs, and at
hbf5g6f hmha58h. 9oJsteMB
work on the. light OfJ a. lailf eIn,
that a man was swinging about
the depot in the distance where
trains were switching. .;s.,. Iil
= Grant.Rias a weakness for rein
stating officers ofaothe army
or navy. dispisssd IforT2swlndllng
the GoYernmaHt,.- t. or each dtter
The latest case IN which be has
exhibited this peculiar tendency nc
is ,hatssUf Ptrylnasteri Carpenter,
dismissed from lh,' n IVY by court
martial for embez8lelnent.asaGrant
has put him back and Secer Rob
espulhns put him 81 fuTosg 4ieqg
with the. shonorlble list r. {ntiil;bsfS
who he has thus punished. iasr
doubling his honesty Soheimp0
ses a. new punishmentan On them
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A ~Gssrm,aqn farm1ser- j. in In. lp.diiIaapna: ~
after hearing ene.4. : Of SrhlInpz'
Epeechsg RRI t4Ps f9}llolwMgg 81 lE.lwA,t9'gS que qae5S-
tion to ffim. s,Woutd vnusaasiter Il
hen has been sitting on the. eggs
until they had become rottens tl~
feet change for the IL t'st5sr + 9s,,sl.I9. Z,
putting "a I'VE W hen on the rotten
eggg?3a Sshprzy g9ssyer +, yyiill! be
ph9RsRefl t4SpaliiP61Feat form Ny 4S9.v
The B6ston Metbudist mipdstTrs
voted. s40roF4sqS!9h'tttap weihl.rehy
dIsapp.prove of the policy 6f h6ldihg
camp meelhg oasthd Sabbath.'
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