The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-17

1t Is good to sec the face OF an Old
friend after a long absence. Tears filed
my eyes when the sunny blue ones
looked into them. and the handsome
face, Quiyering with emotion. smiled
into mine. was glad 10 feel once
more he clasp Of that honest maud.
"Ah, Lance J cried II would travel
twice a. far tQl one hour with YOU
shaIi unyr. forget dial .rctty sta
ton at Vale Royal, A beautiful urawi-
old-iaShicued rustic bridge three huge
chestnut trees, uoW iniuiIilower, secm-
ed to shade the whole place.
a pretty spot" said proud, happy
Lance "hUt wait until you see Dutton,
tell France. that am quite sure it is
the Original garden OF paradise.
et A8 pray that 80 serpent may en-
| ter therein 90 ! said.
'Thcrc no fear, john. ne replied
my Frances. would DE an antidote
against ,hli lHh s"Tpens IN the world.
| We HAL have q gibrdus drive home.
How DO Yoa like my carriage
II was perfect, 50 were the horses. so
was the groom IN hisucat livery. SO was
the dog-cW, waiting for the luggage. SO
was the magnificent retriever that ran
| VIII, tEc carriage What a drive it was.
Or all seasons, Ia AL olimcS, give me an
English sping The hedges wtfe coy
cred with white aud pink hawthorn.
| The apple Trees were all III bloom: tho
ar WIS TedoIcnt uf mariets. The white
lambs @ele ~ The meadows; the leaves
~erc sprInglnG on thg trees the birds
singing.
"lt II Ike u new life. John" said the
happy young fellow by my side, then,
| quite unable 10 keep his thoughts or his
words long away from her, he contin-
ucd: " Frances viii be 50 pleased to see
you we have talked Of nothing else for
| 4 week
u an afraid that she will be disap-
pointed EieI, She scfs me. Lance"
No, indeed he replied, heartily.
" fou LOOK better than you did when
| you went ~ America John you look
younger, less haggard, less worn. Per-
| hapS yOh iayD found some romfort?'
Not Of the Kind YOU mean, Lance, "
answered, and never STALL
"Ah." lac said, musmgly, "What mis-
chief one bad woman can make. And
She was u bad woman, this false love Of
Yours. John.
IF she had been a good one. she
would have been true" replied.
vi tlinl said Lance, musingly
"lhat in all This Warl@ there is nothing
20 horrible as had--N really bad on
wicked woman, They seem to me much
worse than men, just rs a good woman
il better than man could ever be,--is
little less than an angel,
go you know, lie continued. his
voice trembling with emotion, II die
moi understand how good woman
could be Ny wife, Frances, is quit,
am angel. When see her in the morn
my her fair face 80 fresh and pure
",i,p'unworthy of her when see tht
l,oi e,,,nest expression Of her face, n,
yyr slt aide by side In church, long t,
hn IKE her, She is one OF the gentlps
and sweetest of human beings, there i
no one like her.
Il nm heartily glad that you are s.
haupy my dearest lance, ! said.
H. coniinued. II know that my talk
,un aces uot bore you; YOU are too tul
n ir,pnd. il eases NY heart for ii IL al
VIVA Nil OF her. lon do not pnoN
HON GOOD she Isl Why, John, the sol,
of \ GOOD woman is clear and transpal
emf. IKE deep, clear lake; aud llf
on, secs such beautiful things. Whe
my frances speaks to a little child ther
comes into her voice beautiful tender
ness a ring Of such clear sweet music