Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

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Eaxs ta.E never had sxPsrisnc-d- sx.
psrisaesa ons. aud Il ~as - plsas4at - tAs
eye snd TIA l2ss that tas fsc<lpts of
8y bar tor ne day sent over into tas Tar
a. ssssFa fhsa Ar. Johnson waited ms
" visit IA store room Ne Inspected Ecs
sboss room for about Two hours. ssd EAsa
ss lsexisd the rsiTiserstof-tas sspaicaFs
where as kssps bis meats. Ever therss
Al. veil the frigidify of ne ts.psrstuEs N
THAI vault would make one frantic 70 Try an
the seqaaintaEcs Of the assassinatsd NUT
tons. oesyss and swine. Mr.. Johnson sud
dsniy decided thsa ye both needed some
thing 70 WARM us AZ. de told me 70 wAlr
= minute, and as vent cut slAmming the
big door and leaving us alone with the
other dead hogs. / waited uRtil my nnsers
grew numb and then tried 10 walk out.
And ghsn / learned a hOfIi5ls truth- The
door sauts On The Outslds with = catch. and
1 vas locked in. The truth began 10 dawn
on me. fhe landlord. having secured his
rsfEeshmsats, had forgotten al aooar ms
and gone 10 oed-
walked Iaat cold vault al night long
and zoous o'clock in the morning
the yard man came in He Was an Irish
man-and the only one in town who didnS
Know ne. OF course. be took me for .
burglar and collAred me at once. had TO
submit and was marched up stairs 20 be
idsntihed. What did / dO2 Well. had
al intervie. with Mr.. Johnson that after
noou-and. but gentlemen it is Ii o'clock
and have an understanding with General
emitn about closing this place up ~ that
hour and l must bid you good night"
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Elsewhere appears Q communication from
several we'll known ladies OF this Sity call
ing upon all who are interesting in reform
ing and fading respectable homes for the
MAgtsisns of the city 70 meet this after
noon. The work is . noble one and noble
LADIES are engaged in IT, From the meeting
today The Emerson" may grow TO be an
institution which shall let the light of
purity through windows of love into the
heart Of some lost soul.
The beautsous delights Of June Sunday
morning will be waning when most of you
read these lines. and the ministers, in the
splendid Houses of God in the Valley City,
will have preached their sermons. l don't
get to church as often rs l wish might be-
| cause tired nature asserts itself and sleep is
| sometimes more powerful than a sermon.
But, honestly. often wonier why more OF
stead Of the next remember passing my
vacation in a country village one Summer
where l struck up delightful companion
ship with young orthodox preacher. He
bad most receptive and eager mind, our
he knew little or nothing of English litera-
ture. Indeed. / assare you.strange as it may
seem. he had never read one of Shakespeare
plays. to say nothing of seeing any sort OF
. dramatic representation. On long july
| Afternoons | used TO read Shakespearion
! plays TO him and tell him what little !
knew of the world. Before the Summer
was ended he was occasionally alluding in
his sermons to things pertaining of this
earth and sometimes reciting bits OF poetry.
His congregation increased from forty 70
more than 30. he built a new church
within year. and before the close OF an,
other year be had. after prsyerful consider.
alton. accepted "calp' to q larger town
where his salary was exactly doubled.
| On this point. my friend. Mary Fiske o.
the New York Hnror. last week bad the fol.
lowing when Lizzie Goodwin was buried
there was such a magnificent opportunity
for human remarks. that when the diyin,
closed bis book and addressed himself tc
some sheets Of paper. my heart thrilled
with coming satisfaction. Only few briei
months before the woman We were assem-
blsd 20 bury had gone up that isle hehind
the body of her beautiful young sister
| Thsrs she Was that bleak March day, with
her stricken mother and her trio of weeping
sisters, and sUss Of .orrowing friends
going out with lot Of Gaming word,
L to6At u-.1 d u$n 8Ha tn-8b VI toNk.s &uo
corruption ringing in the air about her. She
bad lived life of sacrifice and devotion,
she been q pure. good woman, perfect
wife sister. daughter. and friend and there
vssn't word IN the whole church servic'
that seemed 10 state the facts OF the case. ol
comfort the hesrts-soTrowfu and hsl
bsoksn-that schsd for something more
Is was then and there the voice OF I0gersol
could have been = comfort, a pride and De
| Ezht b rs al. when the words Of the priss
failed utterly. For in the worst sort o
taste. ignoring the special occasion for
which We were gathered, he began 10 osrsts
the profession fo- never coming near hin
| ill ihey were dead. and strengthen he De
termination Of many Of as not 70 interiors
With tns custom
TSs numerous friends Of henry Spring
viii be glad to learn that his jsgnt sbou
the coantrv IS doing him good ssd that he i
slowly recovering his vigorous health.
tei.grsm to bis partner. Which sppesrs ir
snother solansa. shows that he stsn thinki
| of politics and bu siness occasionally.
~. wm Celebrate.
IN response % a cal for q nestinV of n,
citizens for tie purpose Of preparing for I