The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-08

ence- "a city worksho op for girls looked
ipityingly aS poor Fay,s departing |
face. Otheis With feelings blunted |
ana hardened by years Of hard toll ana
scanty pay worked mechanically on,
undisturbed by the too usual sight OF a J
fellow workers misery. Fay's p!tifnl
story waB quietly circnlated among the
syrrpathizing few. and q small sum was
spared from their own pressing necss-
sities, that they might help to relieve
hers. She was scarcely conscious OF 1T. ]
Inc entire loss or her expected 900 !
fortune was almost too much TOT her
reason to endure brayely.
Mr.. Barry, attending with bustling
Importance to the 'fgetting out' Of
large orders. secretly congratulated
himself upon his flrmness that could
not be turned firm Its purpose 'sby q
lot OF crying girls" though he felt that
firmness to be sorely shaken by the
pale, slender girl who glided softly by
hut, down the broad staircase. out
into the bitter cold Of the streets.
Insensibly, to Mr.. Barry's extreme
distaste with himself, feeling Of re-
morse for bis treatment of Fay. and q
deep sympathy for her SORROWS, learned
from Miss Carroll's regretful remem-
brance, troubled his thoughts as he
walked home q night or two after,
though he tried to reason himself into
thinking that ne had acted right.
'sThe firm is young and rising, Just
making It's name.' lie mused; "and lts
INTEREST must DO protecSeo IN every
way. Its the small leaks thaS SINK ,-N
the snlp."
Ii was q questionable RELIEF from sor-
roWful tnought 10 meet 1rieno "nose
face reflects the hue or ones own feei-
ings; still IL Is diversion. ana MI.
barry caiieu tile lia'lle ., !oilnol on'-
ployee VIII gieaIei ooaul'lloy a.ll .n"n ne
nau SHOWN W any oiAe hoi ono Va wv
"eallso.ie us'y''
oo. ut.n "rry m,.so,, n - ~ aa,,os - .n.a ~
o'iio's.onou' u -.
YOU .ileal'''si,s 1Iu1uos y. sui0'oo @ .naO
you carry suoli q 1orS i.Io' @ muso wv
sleua'.on VI Soui AainiiS' +" hi0n' -
"iia' 10 ~
! None OF them, SIR" answered
Tom, graVely. "lt's not or mine OF
myself that nave peeh WorryihBVo ao'
thank God. It's the pad case III our
; house; II you ike TO near IL, slrr IN
an apologetlc tone.
/ ZOE course. Go on" said Mr.
: Barry, carelessly.
SITS very sad," resumed Tom. IA
i glrls--a young bit Of thing, too-in
such wantI And too proud to ask for
help, She had little brother who ac-
!: tually starved to deathI Died yester-
, day while she was out hunting fol
, work. And the sister, Toms
voice failed him.
"Dead. tool,, cried the listener,
hoarsely. deep in the shadows of that
dread which coming events cast be.
pora
u.,,o. .,,,,, .,,uo,oa n,on, ,,roLar.
,@s On mol1a
she came IN and fonnd the litt,a ono
gone Does nothino hnt ca,, Tor .Ed-
d,eI Edd,el, all of the time liza A. To
hraau vonr heart air ),
| More than the darkness of the Fast
GATHERING night shut; Tom,s face from
Mr. Rarrv,a v,ew aa tha conv,ctjon
that this was Fav rorcad itself n, h,a
mind
uWellp, ha onestioned at ,ast
co,dlv e. seamed to Tomyho ven,;od
ourtlv.
s.Well air TIM oo,no 70 tho nnd.r.
taker,a The child mnat 0rst havo
Christian huriaII It,s NOT mnch tho
NOR can do for each other hnt that
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Everv word vo. ON ,noon.o,o,s 20
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ceeded On h,a mo,,rnfnl errand won