The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-08

OIL his 10 bat Der anu DoWlnB Win grace
which even Grandfather Brantome must
have approved.
Miss Brantome, believe
She acquiesced in silence.
II am gathering materials for an his
torical work and was directed to you
for information concerning the ANTIGUA
ties of this region. And might rs well
say now that | have references and all
that sort of thing
Then YOU are not She stopped;
he smiled.
mo, am not exactly n bug-man, as
these little fellows have called me, al
though must plead guilty to a slight
leaning in that direction, Yet just now
would joyfully part with the biggest
bugs of my collection if in exchange !
might examine your grandfather pa
pers,
He was so gracefully genial that one
could no more be abSurdly dignitied
with him than with the golden robin
singing on the Indian cross,
"Wili you walk IMP"
II will sit out here instead, if you
will permit me. "
So Popsey and Wopsey dragged a
chair and then stood motionIess and
wonder-eyed, listening to the talk OF
discovery and adventure. They did not
understand it very well until the con
versation turned to Indian lore lndI-
ans and bears they could comprehend
Then the mother, attracted bya strange
voice, drew near the door in her mclan-
cholv, wavering way
"The postmaster wife thought that
La Sale was an Indian Chief, Char
lotte was saying, land she had heard of
Father Marquette, but supposed him the
priest down at La Paz. Her opinion OF
him would not have made him vain.
She does not believe in Poppery, rs
she calls it, ~
Il met woman the other day who
thought a herbarium was bug, re-
marked Mr.. Duncan. Then they laugh
ed.
But everything comes to an end. The
boys began a dunno show behind the
strangers back to Indicate to their SIS
tor ,Iot ,bav wore nprisbino of hum rcr:
So .ba LET ,be conversation lao in order
- cnd tbe r,ll
..Cnmo .n.,n,rrow and .ra tho paDers
u yon ill., " .be said at will be Sat
urlay, and | shall be home to answer
Va ,r,nled her and Withdrew, iump-
;rr, nrar tba r,iI fence which ,kirtad
tho Goli If rye in order to get a near
yiav' If tba eros on which not one. but
. dnyon Golden robir. were now hold
inc a vn>per ropcIaye. And the tea
rn,tIa was soon sipcino in the Bran
tome t,i,rben a SOM ~ gay rs that of
tbn rob;,s and Charlotte was not her
.nsuaI careful self a. She picked the
.tr,,yhorrie. for fen.
"uaIf If tbem orcen." said the dis
or.rad Wonsey. :. Sheet She, thinking
~ tho huo.man.
I,cortoinlvw,s ,stonishino how much
oon.rIting Tho Rrantomn manu.crip,s
,ooJoJ And foo Mr. Duncan re-
cured 80 much assistance. II wa,
ME. Prontome viii Won kindly read
his list while | copy it?" or Mis-,
Cborlotte really | can't make out
whether his is ane or an l." all the
wbilo Grandfathcr Brantome would
have beoun TO inquire as to marriage
settlements and Scotch pedigrees had
no hoen alive TO see those chestnut
locks. innocent of bangs, and that dark
mu,tache in such dangerous proximity
II wa, fine old story-two young head,
bcnding over fine same PAGE. No word
Of love had passed. All was on the
yl,fctIv business hasis the correctness
Of the History of the Missions Of the
Northwest the objective aim.
But nj last there was no excuse for
lincerinr LONGER. The hills across the
nrairie Woro red and cold. fine robin,
| had fled and tbc Grain around the liz
flo huryinc.cround cut and slowed
away
Charlotte was walking home As usual.
Far away in the road two moving dots
appeared. which deyeloped into twins
rs they drew nearer. Tear, were cut
,inc briny burrows down their no, very
clean chceks Iysterical sob, alone
como from ,boir mantbs as ,bov ,,.ind
IN .nook Inf GnalIv sistorlv hnmi,fon
eliminated those words from, tho cL.o. ,
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