Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-11-02

fountain of all good things. She was
to them the designer of Christmas
games and charadcs, the giver of
charming presents, the organizer of
picnics in the pleasant summer time,
the best of all nurses, the kindest of all
comforters. She it was who drove
Ellice into Midlothian every week for
singing lessons, she it was who was
keeping Tom at school for another
year. There was no end to Cousin
Mary's kindnesses.
So the girls were rs merry as lar S
and as happy as queens Gf that old ex
preston yet means anything, chat sun
NY June afternoon as they covered the
village library books, and told Miss
Furnival all the home news. Grace
and Belle were doubling and fitting the
covers, and Ellice, with n big apron
over her pretty pink dress, was past
ing"
They had been hard at w0rl; for two
hours, and the piles of clean, tidy books
were almost complete, when handmaid
Jennie opened the door,
"a gentleman, please, ma'am, wants
TO see you. In the library he is, please,
M" and she handed Miss Furnival a
card. The mistress looked at it Won
dcringly, and then left the rcom and
crossed the hall, holdingit in her hand.
Who could John Colin Cameron, NJ.
D." be?
A tall young man standing by the
window, turned rs she entered and
bowed, and said with u smile, as he
gave her letter
"This will explanmy intrusion, mad
am
Miss FWniyal read
Ny DEAR OLD FRIEND MARY FuENIvAL: |
hear by side wind that you arc still living at
DOrlcy. Long years have passed since we
met: but it is to me an impossible thing to
think that my school sweetheart Mary, can
have cast out an old affection. In this faith !
have desired my good son to call upon you. |
want to hear about you, and, | want, you to
know him. You will like him, for his own
worth, | well know; but at first be kind to
him for the sake Of Your old friend,
MARGARET BLAKE CAMERoN,
Miss Furnival put out her hand with
cordial carnestness.
"ThiS is Il pleasure TO me, DIR. Cam
cron! Pray come into the other room,
and have tea with me, and tell me the
history of MI thnsc silcrt veors If is
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49, ~ onJ ,'nm"moE @ tn Cousin Mary,
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me way, Whiie Ei'ice s,"Seu 10 'lei
0 MISS furnlVal humper Ihe DOCKS II
@ correspondence; WIN the ca'a,oSue
n she would go nome ny 'he nclus' Sh
n SAID, later
r Conn cameron was wa, WiLikins ,r nonio n.i !.
c NliuuielltiI N III 'no Sm;t SI1N ~ ;n - o -,
way from DoriIey TO- ollllto' which Is oNl D
d the hiiSh ROAD. Inc moon, leaIly u
n the full was rising clear ana goluen
the AIR was full OF fragrance from
blossominlg bean heid; nightihgal
n was singing in the larch splnney'
# Colin leaned on agate listening en-
Toying the iovelinesS OF inc tlmc, a
, he Stood, drinking IN inc sweet III
q liuences ABOUT hlm' MS mlhu Iurllou
!; the case he had been talking over wit
K DR.: Main, and TO an operation lhat. wa
!. llXed to take place tomorrow, anu VII
!, these thoughts mingled With Vlslo
Il of q dark-haired girl withkind eyes an
a little brown clever hands, Elllce' the
II called her-a Petty name, 10 oia i W.
about the age Mary woulu nayo pcch
d she had ilvedi ana then inc younS ma u
= seht u tehuer ,houSnv t1SHuH -
daughterless Wluoweu inotPer P u! u. m
IS tnS irugal nome IN Iilc memo Nor'n 20 o9unIl! Gli
Il Inc piru lhusic SS oc"sGu, "n,' 'S.Ipi 0ol,
strobe on, Buy he suddenly stopP;e, Pc;
OF tnI