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ONE CHRISTMAS.

did not expect any company for Christ
mas, yet could not allow the dav to pass
without some slight observance, such as deck
ing; so my servant and myself had decked
the rooms with evergreens. and were busily
engaged making mince Piles, cruliers, and
ether indigestible delicacies. when little
Ben Shafer rushed into the kitchen exclaim-
ing:
Miss Bronson, I bin down to pestoffice
for pap, and Miss Lippencott give me this
letter for you cause she tho't 1t might be
frsm some of yer folks who're eornin' TO
Christmas with ye !" He threw the letter
across the table and ran out again in the
same breathless way.
1t was from my sister, Mrs. Elwood. who
wrote to inform me that herself, her dauoh-
ter Lucy, and Mr.. Mayhem, the gentleman
10 whom Lucy was engaged, would spend
CHRISTMAS with me. l had not seen NV
niece since she had grown to womanhood
and Mr.. Mayhem was an entire stranoer
consequently after reading the letter was
thrown INTO furry of excitement at this
threatened Invasion of my quiet home.
Mary" l said addressing my servant.
three visitors are coming to spend Christ
mas with us"
%" Yes'm," was the laconic answer
really believe If l should announce the
expected arrival of Queen Vict,ria Won
would answer yes'm in the same Indifferent
tone" observed in slightly irritated voice
TOT the cool reception of the, to me, exciting
news annoyed me. Her face flushed for a
moment, out she made no further comments
mary was comely-lookingy young woman.
with large, soft brown eyes and an abund-
ance OF brown hair slightly tineed with red
She was remarkably neat in appearance re.
served and ladylike in manner. She had
been with me nearly three years, and during
that period had never seen evan the sbadorr
OF smile on heI face yet she was by no
means suiien-only very sad. When she first
came TO i've with me her melancholy demea-
nor mad most depressing effect upon NV
spirits. Her predecessor bad been a rolIick-
Ing Irish girl, who made the whole house
ring with her merry laughter therefore I
found 1t difficult to accustom mvself IN
hsry's sad ways.
once spoke to her about her detected air
selling her she should always try to look at
the bright side Of life She answered In a
voice qniVcring with suppressed sobs.
Life.has no bright side for me. Miss Bron.
son. All the brightness died out of It wears
ago"
ou are too young TO be so utterly hope
less. Life should hold many attractions for
you STILL"
She shook her head sadly.
Il am twenty-six, but so much numbino.
neart-oreaking sorrow. has been crowded
INTO she past few years that it seems az II
nad lived century. Before thst was, oh.
80 nsppy-so happy" She uttered the words
IN waiting sort Of way, and raised her eyes
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BRAVE IRISH EAD.-In the French Ar
my, the bugler of the 18th Royal Irish Regt-
ment at the recent battle of Tel-el- -Kebi-,
would have received the cross and bugle of
honor. The youngster, a mere lad, was
breast to breast with Major Hart at the head
OF the attacking force. Turning, as he
scrambled up the face of the works, to sound
the charging call, hostile rife butt came
down on his head, and be was tumbled back
into the ditch. I-e staggered to his feet,
picked up his bugle. and followed the red
wave, which had rolled by during his disas-
ter. He got to the front, while the rank and
file were treating the foe to the cold steel,
according to the prescription of Sir Garnet
WOIsely. Here he raised a brazen note but
in the midst Of 1t was bayoneted in the
shoulder by a Nubian. The Irish boy had
lost bis sword in his fall, but he held his bu-
gle in his fist, and with this he Joined battle
with bis black antagonist, whom he put
down in no time with that ''point OF war"
called in Ireland "a hand and foot" Then,
standing over the PROSTATE captive, he blew
a triumphant blast. The performance Is
related by Lieut.. Drummond Wolf, who
adds in his letter that the drollery of the per-
tormance set the soldiers laughing even in
the very thick of the carnage. The feat had
more humor and not less valor in it'than that
of the French drummer at the battle of the
Pyramids, who had bis right hand slashed
off by horseman of the desert but kept
hammering the sheepskin with his left
Belfast Examiner.
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TIE OUTLINE OF A CHRIsTKAs ROMANCE.
1t was Christmas Eve.
Streets-brilliantly lit shop windows-toys
gay crowds-snow on the ground-eyery-
body out-Christmas turkey.
Jane Allalone wandered alone-crowd-
sweet sad face, wistful eyes.
Five years before, James Goodygoody-
Christmas Eve-betrothed to Jane-sailed
away-India-ship lost-never heard Of
foundered on coast Of Africa
Jane-held on to hope-never would mar
ry-pined away-etc.
William Badybady-rich, corrupt, dissipa-
ted-mortgage on James mothers house
foreclosure.
Away, villain Rather poverty, crusts, etc.
Turned ont of doors-homeless.
Down by the dark river-Pier No. 9. She
was about to take the fatal plunge. In fact,
Jane AIlalone did But just then the ship.
with James GOodvgoOdy, which had not been
lost at all. came sailing up to the dock. load
ed to the waters edge with china, silk dresses
and tea Captain GOodygoody saw Jane
struggling in the river. he fshed her out
with a boathook and hauled her on board.
My Jane -
"My James 20
The cook dried her at the galley stove
They were married on Christmas.
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A CHRISTMAS LEGEND. "A pretty Ger
man legend OF the Christmas time is told In
many of the cottage homes OF that country
suggestive of kindly impulse and unselfsh-
ness. 1t relates how, on one Christmas Eve
when the night was dark and the snow was
falling fast, Herman, the charcoal burner
drew his cloak tighter around him and ap-
preached his lonely hut in the woods, while
the wind whIstled heTcely through the trees
OF the Black Forest He was poor and work
ed hard to support his little family, and many
were his cares and his trials, which did not,
however, permit his kind heart to forget the
misfortunes OF others. Before he reached
the little hut, where he had toiled at his work
through many dav, he on this stormy night
heard a low, plaintive call, as of a child in
distress, Guided by the sound he CROPPED
about, and found little one, alone, and
shiveriug in the cold, scantily clad, near the
door of his own hut.
In reply to the kind mans tender words Of
sympathy at finding the forsaken child where
it must needs have perished Of cold and hun
ger, the little one could utter no reply, but
spoke with 5eseeching eyes the gratitude be
felt for his deliverance, as the good man
wrapped his cloak aronnd his shivering limbs
and carried him To his cottage home
When he opened the door. he exclaimed
8 Here, wife, Is a guest to our Christmas
Eve supper ;" and he led the newcomer by
his tiny hand to the blazing hearth fire,
where he soon regainea the needful warmth
and comfort
"And welcome he is,'' said the wife.
Let him share with us the gifts which
Christmas Eve has brought in which child
ren and all agreed.
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80 Zek'elr said Melissa.
Miss = said EzekisI

+" And they were locked IN one snothsr's
arms, Then Ezekiel told how he had start.
ed to come to the wedding in spite OF his
feelings how he was hased by wolves how
be fought them for two miles through the
snow, and finally sought refuge In the spring
house. The wolves clambered 70 the roof
and let themselves down the chimney and
closed in around him. The terror OF the
situation had turned his hair white, and be
had been rescued Just in time
"In the midst Of the excitement created
by Ezekiel's story, Melissa said
Dad, this yer's the whlte-haired man
I'm goin' to to tie to. His hairs whittier than
Sims, by powerful sight
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NUMBER AZ.


A loud and laughing welcome to merry
Christmas bells
All bail with happy gladness the well known
chant that swells
We list the pealing anthem chord, we hear
the midnight strain,
And love the tidings that proclaim a Christ
mas tide again.
But there must be melody, of purer, deeper
sound,
A rich keynote, whose echo runs through all
the music round
Let kindly voices ring beneath low roof or
palace dome,
For these alone are Christmas chimes that
bless Christmas Home
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other; was wrecked and all on board were
reported lost. But he and two companions
were rescued by ship bound for Liverpool.
Through the kindness of the captain who
had saved his life he obtained a position in
Liverpool shipping-house. He wrote to his
wife appris:ng her OF his safety and told her
he would send for her and baby as soon "a
possible. She never received the letter for,
after waiting week after week for a reply,
his own letter was returned to him. Then
he asked for leave of absence. and came
home only to learn that his child had died
about the time he was wrecked, and his wife
had gone away no one knew whittier. He
employed a detective to continue the search
and went back to Liverpool. Later, the de-
tective sent an account of the death of a
woman, the name and personal description
answering to that of his wife, and for years
he had mourned her as dead. He remained
in Liverpool, became q partner in the firm,
and now had charge of the New York
branch.
Poor Mary bad believed him dead, and
when she recognized him in Lucy's betroth-
ed, her sorrow-stricken heart could bear no
more. Had che lived half hour longer she
might have learned that he had been faithful
for many years after their separation but
she died believing him false-doubtless
thinking he had deserted her.
Mr. Mayhem and Lucy were married last
July, and are going to spend Christmas with
me.
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siebt, bas permas er nidt, ein ieeunoeas
ianser furdtbarer 8ampf = uno bic eble
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unb @utb unb reiBt Jpn semaltiam fort
CUR Salfe, our Rettung.
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