The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-01
DOIlIE'S ~HAND.ORGAN.

brought home band Ryan irfu ii4i,
ua 0uf ~ bis yuys-,~ u tal 'lursl
T. a passenger who haI dasl 1u lss say
o. vi. country. and as Tna's GcarT
kuta uf ~ Hf Bic reIait s b.
had a1y. tt, organ. which "a. sl b.
possessed uh thr rteyfsHB ~ iaa
ciHid- which Hs bal Hn. So ~ On Bic
hands A. ar.i b. OBJ sH DE- wound
nel . 0r cret aall o. n. - tht a
end hand dealers ig .rea r.hanI
whrh crlwd ibe -ty nen D., q
clnlrd Go tab 3 home with him. n.
might aTs- I. Hnlihaf irs1. who
lived rH tHa farm 1 Fa slunfn. 10
wa an ..I rs.l vith a sseoL plzirlrr
mig iH i. u. aad BE- playrl q
great 'triotl % laasinK airs
lie wac right 10 thilkfHg The ehl
dnau uDuil b. pleased wib i. Their.
wer tarrr 4 them. aul .fey were All
Wild over o. lie CAV, j. q b1'Ie. who
Wa his iayortc bot. q c1u-. Wul
and Nrll enjoyed Il just s. much a.
shc did sBd. a. irr ihli matter. ~ al
81 the childrn in th. e-hb.rhrI
II wa rAw that an nrgaa-rrnder
bal eve simycd 80 far cut into
the %country. and When such 4
thing I'D happen. \ hal always
teen a cala dat IA ulU yuunrer p1pula.
Ton 1t the tnun. and Even ihr older folk
VEN interested N the musician. II moi
always IN The mu.iz The moment the
sound Of h. organ was heard in the
street oui trooped the children Anef him
as after The piid piper q Hameiiniswn.
and they followed BIN throagh lana and
rrOss-nad ryeuwhom - % own a
hant-orgnn seemed ike owning a biz q
fairy land Ned. who was hardly "a
than = baby, Wa luilrd N seen ever
night 60 ~ music. and D1ilie and VIII
both used 10 cry when. on it, dr.i arrv.
al they we're obliged 10 ~ TO school
and lcare il.
Sometimes Mr. Evans. the mother u
the Children. would declare thai .hs
should 20 disinci-d with thr sound of
II, Tor u was never silent from morning
until night, unless Nell. who ga. too
little - 90 q school. and lust lar,c
enough 10 grind IL. we're asleep and tie
Others al school And. strange 10 say.
Though OF ours Il was not always qui,a
~ enchanting A. when Il was \ novelty.
u never ceased 20 be a delight The
childnen nc-oteit b. IT, music as a c1ns,.
laiioh IN all their trials. Even Rob. the
wise Old housedqz. used 20 I've down
by " side and listen gaycly b. ali \.
better to laugh than b. signing The
siticn would mount ], and tn with all
h,i might To yet her mischieyous. furry
paws INTO the inside 30 feel where the
sound came frum and tka hinl. who
came around the door soon grew "a
recognize ~ voice. and answered IA
glecinlly. But the parrot which I'ncle
1corge brought home on a former ,oy.
nge senlded Al Il aud about Il confirm.
ally Polly wants quiet.n she would
sereech. keep still. keep sim. for,y
times In = day.
Good-natund Uncle George was de-.
lighted ai the success Of his glft. lie
remained at home a few monlhs an
account Of W.hcalth. and the noise tho
Children made with Il must have been
rather tedious b. him. but he borr /,
like a martyr. and when he first vent
away he wrote home that be- actually
missed the noise Of the old organ almost
asmuch A. he did that Of Dollin herself
Three years passed away. and great
misfortune came 10 the happy family.
Mr. Evans died after a long illness. the
farm, which was heavily mortgaged.
passed into the hands II strangers: and
dear, kind Uncle George came home
no more from sea. His ship was
wrecked aud all on boarf per.
ihed-so the Newspaper said which
was sent 10 Mn Evans. after two year.
OF suspense. Dolly was eleven years
OIL now. \ grave. womanlv. but bsau,i.
little giri. with large dark eyes and
an csqnisiicly fair complexion. viii
was a sturdy boy IT nine. Jolly In spi,e
OF the adversely. and Nell was A br;gh,.
eyed little fairy Of seven. Mrs Evan.
moved. with her llttle family. 10 the
city. where she managed To earn enough
TO sustain life by her needle. bu, her
health failed In this occupation. and
having always been accustomed h
breathe the pure free air Of the country
the stiled. smoky atmosphere a H.
city wa like poison to her lungs. Tn.
doctor advised her To move Into som,
surrounding town, and find differrn
employment. And after a while IN,
decided to 20 to DANNY, a brisk it'll
village. where she could find employ
mont In the factories.
just on the borders of tho sillar
there we're green fields with daisie. an
butier-cups tossing In them. and IN
river came rushing down from the cit,
bearing sails on ifs breast which mad
the place more pleasant and brirhI
and b brought a brcath Of coolnesI
TOO Herr they hired q little col
sage' and for = while all went compar
uvriy veil Mrs Evans grew sfron
sg.ln. and earned much more In IA
IAfsoFy than she had earned hy plai
ewing. Ihe children grew plump an
- more. and went merrily !
e -! q Ne ovE,a vas s.ill hear
- tHsk k-<-~ sn~ : ra1f n4l
-. - No children Of Il
We - much ~iui<reste