Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-10-03

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st.slsSse - ~ P'i'A "H ing
green spires. But
49, ,.s-EazsA,- the heather was
RMENIXf IL its first glorv
m l3d@
o p1oo'N- purple
in some places elsewhere tau and rose.
fus.Ud And slowly over an the even
ming Was tnllsrs The brown irlthlar-
les that all duy ilisled over the heath
eF we're gone nos. aud the lees We're
silent There Hns q streak q silver ~
the west where The sea showed a mar.
Eow line.
Through tae W0osaand . rough cart
track ran nt. where i disappeared
tie sunlight lleamrt on white walls u
cottages. Ii-at mna Pen,reaih, and
from Pen;gea.a g strange, nnroulh
procession Was sei t.its ioFth 70 bFeiAG
upon the 4N.pi ~ Wig waste lands. An
Oh gray horse Grew sta-SeFingiy over
the yu,ira MH% heavy cart tnAt
shooS and ,5itrd II WAS coat.
81 N'ih Rbf3 ti's accumulation oi
years ana .al crt loffoMclrN idrist'
II from some .laDflishrd small farm,
Tie harness assD was OIL hna patched
With r6le !N cue cart sort 81 rude
gallcAN had tern crested, Whefr.rom
tAo figures DANCED. One WAS the Ct
81 NJ man.
Ilg other n&s W q woman.s garh,
and embraced aiti s,raW-stnisrd
s.rryes u smaller riiisy, az q baby.
'ite figures sNnycd'aud lost.cd one
another aN'ar sst moved cpmbrously
ifom ru' 70 ENC or !urchvd forward
oytg grrA; nate spar ha'''sunken
IL the soil. Ij4.n the crowd that
followed the cart shouted coarse
comment and tte man that drove
locked back ueer h,s shoulder. grin
tlhs ~ i.r figures. For q girl had
sinh~f auN 'luse who hnd lived near
tfs wrre III. EHan q demonstration ~
tAef wrath The cart icltcd aud
tAYoA am SOME ri the crowd blew
horhs ur tra; nn itnputs and KETTLES
a. sael tp.1#el across the moorlA;td.
la5ah itrzsiifN WHA Looked on shy.
y ~ fau Villagers MhHn he cnme back
ifom 'iote.S- parts He haa ben
Ha'S.1t % r copper nliHe NJ Tally.
Eari, which . good score ~ miles
Isem Fersrcs'h 1na bic brought homo
Win WITH n.lH, When L,lHN WAS
slle4 at Peu.yFAth Consols tho MID
~ lt",l tt}l H tbe lonely cottage br
ha4 Feuie4. anal SHE only knew ~
wa Wenn shp found food for her.
ssi aud taun, When q Mas possible
az Horkod ~ the mime. She cut
Als'hns On The wAstelnnds aud
mace bFooHls ~ thcm; rhe picked
t.EcEherrirs % autumn and sold them
" sNgH .oiks ns had no children TO
FltN ihg lFu' Ter pastimc. Often she
s'Gflrl
blt !aua Ind always enough, and
Nt''e ih1t Was the case the mother
ge' content through she grew old rs.
.pFe hrr TING. and thanked God daily
shat Llnh ald not live % sec how
WI uFApty Hnd faded. This beHuty
Nses again ~ Lam and thcmother iclt
w Joyous prlla THAI had been hers tn
W. days p. Tailywarn. She had q
ttai pnFsonAt pleasure III seeing Lima
pettiy dressed and in the course OF
years the atila repaid lcr. Fer rs
sho grow % NE ago whercRt children
naturally seek FOR themselves com.
panions 81 their own Years. Lima
WV friendly by degrees with the
shNafen 81 tho village. whittier she
went sometimes on utranls
enc was qlicen OF them all Go long.
ahq presently their parents marked
W. Prettinesst aud were ed to new
: Higg1ndllness toward nor mother.
men, Of course. Lima went 10 work
.. tnc mine; Tor no man can do effect.
ual'y the work c; girl IN smashing
% N'tts - e'At - btti wv t'st'. -
W such size rs will fit It for the
ri ramps thnt are to powder it.
mere, also, III the long rough shed,
WIN rs cobbled floor, amid gray
pies OF ore, Lima was supreme; and
mnen they walked home at nights
al.er the days toll was done, II was
w voice that sounded clenrcst IN the
songs they sung and the curious wind.
'ug hymns.