The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-01-31
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F0n' ~ orsr see pretty young
ei lo1 s s had been carefully ed
:Ssgr; w sron r up in the middle
sd se ~ rood fortune to see one e,
'tft'd y, ,et vet reached the zenith
Isrbie has u9s A bonnie Scotch
a siI n, ~ loved to speak Of, with
gSis bu, Buzz that are almost childish
sH1e ere, 80. "a and shyuess, with pref
shslr 11 ssseis that wear the lovely
psn 's. Il perfect health, with a sup
5S ilr y t;cure and neat foot, en-
u senos' .assible. thick-soled boot,
"a - hand, slightly Drowned by
sa q gloves. A classic win
bsassa's. !. oleasant a sight as one
Ihs : o. q an these cloudy, disagree
esaxsh + Inst such a dainty g assie"
sfais! AVE- been seen in a household IN
ssd n'' little more than week ago.
JgheHy ,ss m,' now. 'She does not ex-
$3.50; !. the The memory of her friends
s's '. ~ o., sreat receptacle of sorrow,
,ds VA e her place there is a wom-
ts e. nothing d brightness or haRpi-
a"u S her. She has "big blue
= INIT they are dull and expression,
90 y mir brilliancy being washed
Hs :, .aIofIess and thin. The spright-
rs ave. hat once gave a charm to her
"a her figure, has gone, and she
VA i, .Iout like an old woman who has
s.' IN Nam None aud has discovered that
,1 ( full of bitterness and care.
y 60 md second pictures are OF the
~ ssrsor 50 far as actual indentlty
,ime are concerned, but oh! how
-.,s,at variance in heart and soul!
shsnce Is striking, and it came
-, = '' . suddenly, that the writer
alto learn the cause of it all, and
q \ ne story that was told to him:
as ,;ue 400 gentleman who lives
,I,sheuy went abroad for pleasure
= iskipg with him his wife and
cong children. Some OF lne gehtle-
r.ns immediate ancestors haa peeh
6u in Scotland, and ne desired 10
nssa considerable time in that conn
Il, and did so. During the Visit oi lhe
ar5 one OF the children was TAKEN
aEn Dunkeld, lille town IN ferth-
lire, on the left bank OF lay. Inc
own had but few accommodations,
at q the child was 100 weak 10 DC
usred, the family were compelled 10
ske lodgings IN q hotel ana wait lor
Aeltie ones recovery. Inc mother
became worn out with watcning the
sk boy, and his father asked the DOC
W i he knew OF any one VINO
Sud be obtained as a nurse
nd promised hoerai pay. Inc
Doctor SAID ne knew Just tne
rgh kind OF a person, provided she
Udd consent to serve as nurse. She
VS. Jesnnnle, daughter OF the clergy,
mo who had formerly had charge OF
tie iirs. and who had died, leaving his
mly ehad an orphan, poor and almost
fueadess. She had always peen good
b the poor and needy during her IA
Ihers lifetime, and after ne mad left her
shad gone 70 the house OF a friend tG
nnsn nnli sne could OBTAIN some KIND
dxox. Inc Doctor tod jeanne how
matters stood, and she at once declared
be- Willingness to nurse the sick child
saa accordingly took her place at his
%asas. me orlgn', cheerful lace o.
rl ana ner winning manners made
ms Iea' iavorite with the children
na uar parents ana, when they were
10y. v iease punKeid, the mother IN
M@ On Jesnnie coming to this country
'aa act as governess OF the children
Ma"mpanion Tor herself. To Thu
ZINC oolected stoutly, and said, witt
lay! onqes and much confusion, tha
,s &c ~a.a no' leaVe Dunkeld. Then the
n eaI'e ous. cne was engaged tt
s.i na.rleo 70 the young man whom she
=. !, nl a'ss.,. SINCE childhood, and who
D. : A.i'y ner as soon as ne was able
P,;,..a guard on the North British
aWsr ..,,,s
svu'a no, stewart come too?'
n y ~ s. issser 81 me boy whom Jeanni,
,,rsxs sa s9 watched. " will fine
n u'n' y f,iittsburg, and you neee
Tsss mel
a.sr xs = ' saine e oat that Stewart had
sis S a. ss gps.l and this was the reason
s,', sae marriage had not taken place
bMrasss IN was persuaded to g
.aaaec % see Stewart and ask hi,