Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06

least 70 sec the man saa az
aaE.xAter who ha1 sasod bis TIA lie
would carry back ths rsuE Aa. Il
hs kaew ~hers taA gotl Ia i easns
fron. psrhaRs ka wosasd iaz-ed beeusas
rs.h. aad tasn y 40 esula maze klsa -
hAssy As AlmoAa9
AsaaAs oaly lEefc2ssd tAs ionsllasss
In AArtszs heart hs wGs becoming
alscour4s-ad sszia lie evea besaa -
fear tAs4t s4isas..A wss married. Asl his
saai @wassasd - = sssss AZ losA Hs
weasd ~ back last onoe. aai sss her.
aad on his jsarnsy back he would sis
for halt boar as.sssr the Sss where
Red cioad bad found him
What ais Msgtiag'' said one miner
e. another "Ele nast - ia love
iaa IN atm "a Ia ths old dag. Going
~ quit camp, he ssys.
Alter Narssa hai decided ~ 60 W
see Red Cloud. hls heart seemed light
er. IL NJ MlIaoza wore Iasrried. he could
ss least show her his gratitude And
n she were notr Wvfl. 10 would be
very rsssfnl TO see her once mosei
lie started on his Journey. The fun
moon was r1siug N he neared the old
tree. where Ned Cloud had found him
As hs approached. he was startled by
. whits figure. lie turned aside fog =
moment. aud then went cautiously MP
10 tho great trunk. Two dzrk eyes full
of tsars CARED up into his eyes. ~ sras
with startled looA aud than with .
gisAm of Joy aud trust
"Nimosa." he exclaimed. snd elssped
the Indian GIRL In mis- axins
why ara you here. child. - this
time of ntghts'
II eame here 10 think of you. nart&n.
and the moonlight II 40 sweet add oom.
fortinS. The groen trees and the noun
tAins tell me OF you"
II have brought yeu beck ths sins.
NlmcsA"
And ara you rich yets Yos we're TO
keep 10 till you were rich"
''Na. but would be rich. perhaps, II
you would tell mo whore tho gold In
tho ring was found"
my father gave Il 10 me-" she re-
piled. quietly.
'M,mosa, would yoa love mo 4 !
perhaps I should be sfraid Of you II
you were"
would you love me u I remained
poor as am now7"
"Yea always"
"And II I became sick snd could NOT
care for you, what thcn?"
"fwould care for you. Martin"
81 have brought back tho ring.
Mimosa, that you may give IL 20 tho
man who shall make you his BRIDE"
And would you like TO keep tho
ring, yourself, Martini"
"YeA dearest"
They went back to tho homo of Red
Cloud. happy. because promised 10
each other in marriage.
After quiet wedding, Mimosa ssid
ono day: ''Come with me. Martin. and
! will show you where the gold In the
ring and the necklace was found"
Not very far from the tree whore the
miner had lain down discouraged.
Mimosa pointed out tho shining ore,
the spot known only TO the few In
dams
.'Mimosa, thcrc n mine hcrei. This
gold Is the outcropping of the veinA
shall yet be rich, my darling"
would you surely love me as much.
Martin. IL you were rich?"
II would give yeu everything your
heart desired"
''And not go TO an eastern country,
and be great. and forget Nimosa?"
''Neveri"
With . happy heart Martin DAILY
took his pick To the mountains The
shining ore opened under his touch. His
claim each day showed more value.
lie had. indeed, become rich through
the ring of Mimosa
Years have passed Two thousand
dollars are taken each day from tho
mine. The children of the Indian girl.
educated, gentle as their mother, and
energetic "a their father, are In hand
some house. Love In the home has
kept "a bright as the gold in the moun-
tain.--Sarah X. Bolton. In N. Y. In
dependent