Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-02-20
EKEDO. WAYNE co, W. VA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1881
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comes here every day Of his lifc."
Every dnyi"
"Old letters the blind artist. Is
dying up s,alis. and VI II wasn't for
MIR. Brown bless his kind heartl---
he'd starve, and freeze. and every.
thing else. Mr.. Brown comes cv.
cry dav TO rvad TO him. aud talk
with hum, aud look after his wants
and Jeilers amt tile only one Mr..
Brown Is kind To. neither. don't
believe in Your snivcling missionn.
ries, ,ha, bring tracts. and talk 10
you about your miserable soul. aud
wouldn give you penny II twas
To keep YOU fiom starvation. but |
do think. IL there ~ heaven, Mr..
Erown'il get to H."
Carry's ewes filed with tears. II
was 40 pleasant To hear these words
spoken of her noble Kenneth. She
put bill softly INTO the woman's s
hand.
Whats this fori"
For all who arc sick. and suffer.
ing. and nccdy,r murmurcd our lit
tie heroine, ~ She stole away, think
ing how much there was in life
that was so sadly real and carncst.
IL was quite dark when she
reached Broadway once more, but
the gas.ligh,s made nm artificial day.
light along the gliitcring squares,
and Garry Elton hurried on ia the
direction of her home.
Suddccly green baizc door, sur.
mounted hy y row of brilliant PAS
lights flnring in colorcd globes, was
flung abruptly open, and Harry Az.
mour rushed into the street, the cool
wind blowing lns let black hair
away from bis unn,iurnlly flushed
forehead, and his eyes flashed lur,d
" under his contracted brow. lie
was jus, Ikea madman, who scarce.
ly knows whcre he goes OF what he
does, aud man leaning against tho
door post broke into laugh. aud
nodded NJ his companion, who was
smoking a complacenf cigar.
There goes Armour cleaned out
again. suppose, as usual"
"Fooll' muttcrcd the other.
"Yes, a man is fool who gambles
away all he's worth in that hap.
hazard sort Of a way. It'll end in
a jump into the river. or a pistol ai
his brains some of these fine nights
AMI not much loss, either"
The man who was smoking NUT.
tered some unintcres,ed reply that
was maud bic to Garry, who trem.
bling ia every limb, fastened On.
ward TO her home.
No sooncr had she safely reached
her pretty little room. aud thrown
oil her hat and shawl, than she mes.
tied down ia corner OF the sofa,
with her face TO the cushion, and.
woman-like, had good cry. And
then ,he looked up, and gave pussy
a h5 ste deal hug, aud smiled family
through her tears.
III don't know whether I'm glad
or sorry" sobbod Garry: "but IL
think Pm little glad! can make
up my mind now which lover III
be really and truly engaged to-"
SO Garry Elton took the diamond
ring oil her forefnger, aud placed
IL IN is satin box. and sent il, with
brief note, to Henry Armour,
Esq thus irrevocably dissolving
their week old engagement. And
then she put the little pearl IN is
place, and though; how much purer
and pretlier il looked after all.
When Kenneth Brown came that
evening, he found his sunny haired
fancec unusually grave and serious.
What's the matter, my petf Has
Aunt Tabitha been scolding your
mo, Kenne;l,. but-lifc seems so
serious TO night"
Life is serious, Garry; but the
more serious il -, the happier We
all should be"
Kenneth" murmnred Garry
playing with the third button Of his
coat, ~ am wild. silly little thing.
VIII y0u tcsch ne 70 be goodY"
Mr.. Kenneth Brown agreed 10
undertake the life long job-and no
doubt be succeeded. Tor every one
uniles in the verdict that Mrs. Ken.
neth Brown makes a good little
wife
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