The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-02

last SEQ EcF be.9r6 yo6go.' "s "
'r's1,,eY looked l,&saIy Gp'as Dfr'sfar,
7 cane n, From under III ebordeis. o
her cap.
I I'm a i pssoff BODY ,sn,sslt ttlasAe
ts.d Tn fnsib'S ThM Making dea
aftrdtbiSs IN in ibs.' woiis,,. : aa,
sLp'd doakalM'ys. .sake US, rairsNte;
Swc'd lil'o.to ga'y da,dr ~ ,,lT 81
'This'is ho'dtctof,' said MRS oun,
ninghan.
Tho litls woman would have riser
mp to hsvo made o feeb!o courtesy
butDr. Mary mentioned her to kecr
her sent.- = al 80 ,I.r .rs.i-tg ,
WA! ia your ualpo9' said she
pleasantly. s7, ta..-.+ ..r.l.ar ,
Louise Mlrlow.' ....
Mallow? Taat is very unusual
name, isn't it? said Mary Clairmons.
co!oring in spite Of herself. ion, .
.Wo'ro EnsliaA. miss. said thc'oll
woman, struggling lbravoly with .heil
asthma. There ain't many OF us IN
this country. I've q son, miss, in the
law business. ~ my mother might
well be proud H. ..,,.,,..,... ..
"A son. echoed Mrs. Cdnpi2gham
and ,ou in tho alurshouse?' ... 4,
Not tia. it's his fault the old Ia
dy mado haste to, explain. Ny con
is TO be married ton fine. proud lady
as is fit for any Prince in all the
!md, and of coursc no can't bo ex.
pcct2d 10 bnrt'on himself with G
helpless old woman ike noe. He soy
I'm 10 wiio 10 him ani le. hin, ,knoH
how l get alolS, aud il I'm sick or
any tlipg, he. Try TO SEQ me. sew,
I'd carpets ill ,lie ea.hma. So. a hold
oi lie. and suppc4taa myroif comfort
ably5' Bato courso I couldL't lay
no anything 70. raiay day--wllo
could ? AID IlSSry couldn'tae:p ms,
.,r le's goftirg i4'sdy to be married,
'pgotl lad. g. rwc:it to D.. n m'oAl
AID rsacl him rid he know Of any,
decent plaza ,vhcrc an old woman
Ike mo could end hcr days Ia peace.
.Aad lic ga,c me card t, coms.hese
aud somo m5n.y TO pay M travelling
cxucnsci-If ayen Bless l:,n!-anl
here am ]. '.e .'A a
M,S cliirroat' hid listened qui-
ctly' to tho Ga'ru'cu, talc, bnt tie
-coltr lad va.i,d IN her cbc,k mare
Than oacc rs chc s!ooa'theIe. r
~ Ts yt,ur sons name Harry Mar
low p aho asked, tiCssly nld ,lloush;.
,f0!ly.
.'Yes, misr, at your s,rvice.' said
ibo Old wom:n, with a drck OF her
,w4ts-eappel bead, which waa M:aat
todo dutyiin pl'cs efths Impossible
Courtesy - s,s', . 70. ..>a
Il, he like !i,isf'ta;d DriMary, ta'
king o photograph from her ,pocket
Tas old woman with ,.r>mblins
hands fitted I'm her iron.rimmed spec
.ac,cs ard looksd At tie pietare, a.
,cs;ns q .lisi!c dS Of t!tc ,gai'i,n. 'D'
! di'Srrr. miss. u his aQwa s9l', she
cried. 'Ycu arc acquainted with Him
then p - '
TiSSSGn iSSSG.ns2aaa.,' VIA Ssii" May. COM.
bossaiy, as.he returned the photo.
graph topi.s;p.ate. > ''H'd So7tn @ S''
iPsfhiapIss aIsSs yca know The yorhs lady
my i fDh ID II NAVY, ,... 49,. . ''',' a.s s4i
Yes, sale, ps4My, wlitigg s'mo.
thing, in her prescription book. III
have sesn her,. s,s,. ..5f, h,7 soi-
q s.Pefbapss miss. islte.od atao yole
womap. 'you would give her my
humble dnty. and tell her ] would
! just like 10, SEQ ghor- ouco, and sec
what she is like. There's nc. fear ol
rhytronbling hsa miss. for Imean to
'eud my days tere. lBaI,Iwonld like
to SOC. her act onoe, misaT iWould
you please writc,to my son and til
Ihim where l and? for Lana no, schplar
myself, andiI'mshis mothr, ,sftsrnlt
And ii it wouldn't DO .ssking toe
much--',s sIs vsj' isii -iq
4 III wits to him. p said DR. Mary
quietly. .'ana soishe wshtaWay '.q''
+ rnevsr ssef q iidy'qdESt ntot.!'
saia old Mrs ssiaf.ow,d Win o lon:
lsigh; 'bdtshs rs a pretty stectef, asS
iissocmg giol to ihaas s'Esr About. =.
d1hspe slo wiiPctms agah, soon.
lbi ~, bba. .In3 bsIlsE Sr sBi ~ Az
IN mmaiiiracp, iiia bla.aneiyy b aiisi iDf Ciai.ifon
]. one it9. 7. .issIsss; $sE ESSEs Pssr PPssssrse
csappssil !spsil sRl shfI iise ssP p2oris sI.spap 10.
That .es ming Amt Ann yds fsStsssul
lers over the kitchen fire, MAS SUI
prised l,y a Wait ircii her Liceo. VIII
caroo IN AL yraprc1 IL ..,rs, VII. We