Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-15

~ ,,lanty. peace, ana happiness
~. land shall overflow;
l'd ~ chambers OF the soul
hall glow with holy light.
= ruth tho stone OF error roll
Ero " of the tomb Of right.
.wPoRpsvII.LE, Ind.
AyELING DAYS OVER.
oroan had been on the road for one
~ y. about twenty years. This is long
cd Of travel. In less time than that
men work up or work down. No
can continue on Q dead level as q
sman during that time, even if his
E a are good. If he has ability he is
with rare exception, to work himself
he road. If he is mediocre no one
&C. can afford to carry him for twenty
3 Morgan was the rare exception
mentioned. He was an excellent
sman, and his ability and success but
ed to weld him the closer to his work.
house had made him a partner long
"a hut the business he controlled was
orse and SO profitable that they all
", and he best, that to withdraw him
experiment with new man would be
PLAYING with fire over a magazine of
der. So he went on his way year
\ wear, making no plans for the future
would change his work or his life.
ut his family, consisting of his wife
their one daughter, Mary, romping
of twelve, was not of his disposition,
Sc two could not see husband and
or start off without q protest. The
had always on her heart burden Of
ETY. about him; of dangers ON rail-
S, of his possible robbery and murder;
be liscomforts of hotels, and the fear
is falling sick among strangers. She
naturally timid woman, and the re-
1sbility of the house weighed upon
The whole burden of Mary's growth
body aud mind, her training, her COM
ions, and her pleasures were matters
mother would gladly have shared with
father, but she was generally COM
ed to decide them alone.
be fathers continued absence was
tant pain and grievance to Mary.
70 was never q week but that she felt
we'd of some special outing because
as not at home to go with her. Sat-
MIA rnn homo woro ca NEW so1;d
of happiness to them all, but to
they We're full of perfect bliss.
Who never worried. If a train was
be sat down and waited: if customer
he always signed a compromise; if
On get the best room in the hotel
OH what he could get; and he lost no
get ahead Of him. He alwnys left
with the assurance that everything
90 on all right until he rotnrned
then he went away he thouoht If tha
e loved as being nanny and Veil
as he started on thc trim ha con,d
hake off a slight fee}ino Of onxietv
bad possessed him ali tho nioLt ond
Fown since he awoke Their talk the
bus day had been about the the e ,aM on
phthora into the neiobbo orb lA and
fatal case but two hfocls awor FROM
door. Mary had com,,la go &c
ly sore throat Int ON Ma plaae 49, ~ q
eclared II was ' ent Gm 1nonua a morn
9 him GOOD ~ N hw , e;utir , wen again.
as if trying to conyince him If the
Of her words. and send him - aw WV
ID and happy. ~ '' "''
EN- he was seated in the oars tho
Tvs came over his sn;r;+s ooo;,, ond
TO torture him with donbts and NOS
ies. 1t might ha ba tbonsl,t tIo+
brightness Of tha rno,,,;,sa. ,,.a, Ina. a,,a
looked into her throa+ ond ha ra
d that he had not cont;onad bic ,;fo
her. He narsed thase faar u.9 WI, VIII
himself becomino ' w;l9 w rII,s an unsn
IN, and then he gesn1nta,u W. ,, "p, IT,
hts aside, declared he was foolish
ould have no more Of # o m' d Luv,tsa
L toa companion and 70 nc 'onars
cannot always oovorn 3h ai7 p r'inds
are kingdoms tbat fri.a ,noit lnan nus;
t all government - Sau em.1s r ;1oea
the day Norna, $3.50 Iln1s
back to his mornino t5nno htns seq
blutely CHANGED tha7 c, m4's p nnu
pt, try as he would I ha ella Du.
pr them. Even h;s d,a me ooulu o, NOT
ebodings of the dow e"n's eooA ~
tensifed them ona LAY, eAaggera!ea
morning foun5 ' LIZ, 'oi. . MN
Is and miserable. IN Ha oI Nd - . SONS ,nas,
b take in the co1ntr, ~ b,, ti 10 d sh ,ong
as if he saw danas, =, ~ -. 81 tna AIM
intuitions seamaS - - 'n 49,; .ae n:
pmou sense aoI WI VIVA! ne tnought was
90 On With ~ linslstlng mat ne
be bridge Of tron busi ness, ana not
A D0 o"'iio