The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-03
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80 ---.'.--. - fSs SEs.sS .a;-r- ~ q. !; !.
their wealth FOR ! emlle OF recognition
Tor one nod Of heg magnificent head. ! =
,s tits very rarely ~ recognizes any Of
the sterner sex, M1osgonlasbeast of her
acquaintance. nlqaeob ~ this irespeot
she was SO reseryed, so circpn,spect, that
men suspected ber o. beng 4 prude.s
Bot Bessie Katck Vas fsrVffom being
go; her coldness' 'and caiuness we're mat
ters Of calculatiou nohe feltIlhat itswas
q necessity, for s1pr peace 81 mind, as,
we'll as social reputatlon, that she should
be recognised g :. : re reserved woman ,
whose heart wasln ner business, whose
qua o.'loh ~ 70 og.aao'a s,. - neF s'aAo
anu onnopl'.E o' a.iL sE..,tas
leruaps' oen'I1 ~ p.v1uuSsu ~,
serve tlele was ,ys.se suss coI'roLleu VI aalt
ner Iar aeeper sasn @ g 10y one ssw upon
tue surtsce 9! ne. .a ~ 1vs've wn,css Y,
IKE .ne pad o 49, ;sss egas.'es 4
1sVlSlsey g =
grans oII.Wulcn, pos. uafaug '"Vy M
su.eu, onw gasy 'o.u's. - : sgeese, ~ sese
iusu'e' 40 'ulo "oMaa Sapao'e ~
oeeP' passionate' unai'e,ao'e iose
In ner unimpassionea momeutS' ner
eyes were calm almost to GOODNESS, and
ner litne ana exqulsiteiy moloeu loIm-
every movement Q! Wnich expresseu .
subtle charm-outlined seH.possession'
ease, contentment, without ianguor.-
When aroused, her orns seemed 10 sx-
pand, her nostrlls to dllase, and tue nre
q juno appeared TO leap IN ner veins.
les suca woman Wnesuers utgeo py
rove or py natrea, wou,o, to as.aln M ner
saui ., s"eep e'ery 'mpeu'"ens 'ion ne.
p".n. -
Her reticence was particularly DUSTY
s9 az reneaIsals. laele sue was lesslv- N
es' se.l.coa.a'neu; cor1ec. ~ -, ,ae isaumss nj,
y, "er parssaaua sua. mss .s az. "a q "asn .ra
NJ "s, nrpm;sa rp II tha tr;"mSs t ~ tho nisSt
Whon w | ~ tha.,sa - W. :. ;. san - vsis !
,;.s.. heu .ao .n .uoae ~ SaS a1e e.a y. -
ds" o,o.d .ue .sa' ;sh I us ~ sr,oc,p.o,s
and % ,ho - orobss,r. NV ronr;ns fo,,h 70 an'
."oaeoS u 'S osa oa.. .sa are".;Hs @ % ~ .ho nrsat
maa.as. aeu ea's 80 s;a su S'Sa.oae sa. nsd -
ohaasa - - :. s ..sd.,aof ~. 80 . ,ss,.sor.as,;e,, :,
w.. -. ;..sis ses ssas.,., IA whan
snas "as ~ 'seea Nouu.''u,. Au" !. .sn 49,.
upou .ue ssases iorgesslug ueisel. ;aa.;s, ~ sae
sa. en.I .h :, .ns I0 ...t .h..oe.a. sIs p
uo' .uous.ss WIZ nei 'no'sse suo
uouse woule oe Us snens as oua.u, % ~
e,ss' wiz WIN .re .. .senAy o as.s ~. -.
nau 'u.o"a .u use., -povs'iu w. ,s;t, sIs
.auoa. =. ..s mas,slaa W. ~ Mns ,,,s
l.s' uafeSl.tlu pa'.en,s-suey o.1,o "ou's'
f'Se auo appiauu net s.s y ,us . e0uo, ~, .,sg
And now, on this third Christmas Eve
since sae was rescued rom an aw'u
ues'l 'rom oenea'n sne ponue'ous
wueels ., tne iron Morse, DeSSIe "Ns
weary Oh ner procession. Delore ners y
Tue dressing taoie, isy 'ne' ,caskee !,
was open. iss ,Wealsl % JsNelly-o'
Gems ol prics-spaskleu oenea'n w
nsu'S 'I1 mirror lensc'e. oaIA upou
sueln JUN WIG n'sn. sney nau ~
uesn ,"okeu upon y ~o,aal ,n Eyes syess'so. -.
sne u.soscsu ras y. III .ne y, us, -
mosae. " -Aue'e' u'ea'nsu n.i is's apo'
'ne wy spo..oa Mu.Iu .Sl sue S.ooo w.u.,
p;sas .au AZ. .e,u'n ~ -, 'uo "s' ~. "aaes .
,har ,,o.;n ou. :. nau a;nssSln H,.sS ths. % 81.
comn,;man. - | :. sy sonoh. pol' - nv Mo- NO.
IN aona;dora.;on ] % So' 81 hsr " hs:o;c pay % a.. :
aov;nn tha ,;eo IS he d.rl;nn Ill oh;Id 70.
donhin 40 do.. - ~ ~, ~ 's;noa hs had s.uns
houor5 ali ~, ooo..nn.sa., ~ - rot ~ =. ~ h.. mo,ha,
bod J I'LL a. n,.o,, uoo,s haas.sh,'. .t @ am;dI"nn
sns.n; @ .u pus, .s ,;a.; aHuo, as .;,,.,n,s r;,os
who % haS no;S iii [ n.nrr ,ha' nan.,,v :,
~ ~ I"u palu' WIN usu'y' 'ne p'n''sy = :.
rs,..;... s5 a.. :.
,,n.o .s ,hn n,sus, @ -. 'ue se0ouu .,. % !" ~, ~
Dram. % OF ~ tho a. nrsv;ogs ~ au .s.r % sud hscause
S.I;a";s I ~ ~ po'.oo a Jeai' ,ss -. =. A. -,
80 @ @3, 0uo u"u ~" " shss
que "ouiu "esl 'lem. An. yes sno s:, ue.
''a.eu' ner rlcu MASSES VI so,oeu % a'''
r.'o gloly VI uer wen'po'seu neou s
pelng loosely around ne.' anu ~ oelo :
ner slenoer waist' wnile ner assls'an
moved nolselessly aooos 'ne roou' Pre
paIing ner to'let 10 otner respecss
Ana tnat true woman was tue muissN
nurse sue nsd nrst seen TWO years sas ps'or. a'
IN cnarge OF her dead frlends cnllo, OF
the platform at Baton Rouge. She hac
been brought into contact With her whel
the tragedy happened in that room anf
when her master, with the little Adele
sailed for Europe, declining to accom-
pany them. she was invited to enter tn
service of Bessie Karck. She had De
come the trusted friend, 1t might oe salo
OF her mistress, because she was faithfu
and true. gess
"And 90, Miss Karck," the negres
said, after long pause, In somewha
desultory conversation, "you have hear,
| from Msssa Rivers and the dear Misse
Adele-bress her heart p a.
"Yes, Julia. her mistress answered
"an hour ago the deterioration left
package at the treasurer's ONCE Iron
him. 1t came 6f the steamer OF 70 DAY
1t is dated Genoa} December "a. II na
been long time on the way. Adele
in good health. De says. She is quit
Il nr0ficient in Italian. French. AND SD6llS