The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-27

kind man was lie did not know himself
what be wantef bnt be hoped the parson
SUGli kuOw lie was conscious Of a loai
of disaster and loss which hal somehow a.
cumulatrd from his birth up, AMI Low the
mute sLarer Of the load was taken from
him
tie stood there in the doorway unier Mrs
Dibbins light gaze, quite Obvious Of
Brinkerhot, who was Sowing as hun iii to
ehace him tie had come with unietinei
hope that fortune had now done her worst
f0r him, and that, being informed OF this,
the parson wouli apply some of the balm,
OF which, he hal been told. parsons were
the sole Manufacturers and proprletorS
This hope, however, MAS slowly turning 10
certain disappointment, when the Iar>on
waived all doubt by remarking
Well if you re hungry. 80 70 the kiteh,n
My time is valuable. EFinkerLotf show tAl,
PRISON out
krinkerhoh heckoned with his fat lin GER.
ami preceded Springer, after tn. manner OF
al earl in advance Of a commoner
Springer toll him listlessly that h. might
show him the door 10 the street a. he wasn't
going t. the Kitchen
Cur Kitchen amt To lie sfornei,7 said
Brinkerhoh ~liut it amt suffering for
your compny, neither
Mr. Springer made hs>ts to get over the
vile porch AMI into the street below, think.
ing Of the stark form at home, ami glad that
Mary Ann was in world where human
hurts AMI disappointments made no diller,
enee.
Il suppose W. amt the right sort for
IaFSnp IlliLips a. M hi q H.,
for, h. thou.ht There's too much flowers
AMI GIN, racks ON thu ons side, AMI too
much bad smells ami trouil, on the Other,
betwixt US
lie sighed at the incorporating truth OF
his retie, tionS
Well, II amt to bc eNIacteL'
Meanwhile Mr.. bibhins hal recovered
his Poise, AMI gone 10 the library with his
wife To examine anew Giotto's portraits oi
lnnte They sat in an embrasure, where
the sun slantsd over Mrs DlLbns check,
AMI lent such enchanting brightness 10 her
hair that Rev Arthur seized her in hi,
arms with almost boyi,h ferNor
In what great measure the Lord Ia,
blessed mel" he exclaimed This room, my
darling" CHANGING up at the tap,streI
walls, shall ba our refuge from the worlds
storms The unkindness Of destiny shall
matter very little Ia Us, so long rs our live.
are spared for mutual sacrifices, for mu.
tual joys
And Mrs Dibbins I'M hillai by fourteen
months OF marricl life with this exemplary
man, responded in murmurS of toni,rne,,
ami satisfaction tor tho pair wero truly
loving AMI contentol
An hour later the great arch lcacon came
and banished personal thought.. Some
thing in hi, presence was calculated To
eradicate seliishnc,s AMI send tho mind
abroad
The wax lights shed "a softcnel glow
through the darkcnei rooms Flowers
banked against the walls expanded olor-
ously in tho warmth 1t was strang,
scene to be summoned there that Of the
sinful soul sinking instantly upon the com.
mission Of its crime into tho depths u "a
vivid hell, while tho surface phantom, tho
surviving body, still went to and fro lis
embodied souls-tlo figure was common.
place. But dls"nsoulet boiics--wh but
Danto could have drawn tho icsola,e
lines
MIR Dilbin'' thoughts ran back to the For
gus nh" the Prosecutors oil tho ihqulslton
They even lit up modern acquaintance or
two and shuddered lIc reviewed. his own
life with lnrionabe satisfaction Noshalne
Confronted him, no willful act of wrong or
cruelty arose to confuse him Tho wife Of
his choice, radiant aud TREMENDOUSLY con
sclous Of his presence, was at his side The
'"a'' !" ""''n "o 'a. INC rug On "hich the
a'.n.'a,o" ',oou ,no yer! name ui tho
"o''s' "no ''", supPh0' mo MOWERS all wore
MARKS o' 'he uNiho approval IN his heart
n' 'ha,'A.n uoe' ''a' Ne was ie"PlhS mo
"', YES. VI '"'"o anu so"' "orH<
al Tue .lose ~ the lecture ono laly I'm
ge'', "'S '1"o',s u'u not ietire, on,
,oa'ei htr'elI Oh a ha'sock p'si'.e her nus
oah'. Hn' was a'sorD'"' III grave thoughts
o''is'oho'' " 'ho a''h"oacoh WORKS Each
'o"'''''''o, upon 'noii MI ''i''ph' NJ 'oiile
'ohs'n' "m'n presently th' 'a'y' VINO ap
P"a'"' We" hho"!' rei'iirNo' upon mo I'M
s'aSohahlo warmth OF tno morning thero
was ''"o u M N''iis "bh, ia "e' eyes atiiiy
crimson spot on ei'her 'h'ek.
lie rector repiicd with NlhlI" ana slight
expansion OF ms frame, That upon the
hearth OF domestic happiness 1t was always
warm
The laly Mrs Warrington who was ~.
'abiy drifting toward separation from her
husband, Ut her mp, cllsFed an tnraslc'i
her hlgers AMI "hen the happiness Is dis
spaiei, she observed, ut becomes rather
100 warm.
An, Mrs warrington How sarcastic
OF YOU cried Rachel and In the face of
our honey moon, which has Just begun
am sure no adversely, no poverty, no calan
lty OF any kihi can ever dissolve tho iabrir
OF our de- Otion