Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

X then you are told that 1t is "the
italian who brings the rOsaries and
gtifs and she Is crying" BY this
you are wide awake and have
z Wit her in. Poor little woman! her
"a ge are all tear-stained, her face
ilsaed and her usually smooth hair
rnPel; but with these defects you
q lhAi she has perfect features, and
hose brown eyes look as If they
N Tie hearts of the yellow duisies.
Asket Is put on the floor, and She
y waiting. You offer to buy rO-
6 but she waves away this offer,
. lels you that she is in trouble and
e Iea help her?
\ ~ many inquiries yOu fluid ont the
"a Last night her husband, who is
NY Jealous of her, was told by one
p y iriends-lHgo never dips--that she
II ieen accepting the loving atten-
"a The young shoemaker around the
~ The husband had rushed to the
l'ok out his knife, and just man
"A hfh the arm of the shoemaker
NE police interfefcd. Now he is
", and Annunciatn wants him
lshi out She never spoke to the
sAaker; she never loved anybody
me- husband; and, "Oh, dear lady,
M say a thousand prayers for you.
tless you all my life, II you, will
& me 4 letter to the good Inspector
II leuer Is gwen her: Annunciata goes
4. " hqppyi aud you think. My friends,
,sh'Fciata Is II years old. and she is u
IN ahc 4 mother, and this In New
Z not in Italy. Think over her case.
PDD LETTERS IN THE MAILS.
IT, have had your bath. you are
e Nv and you are thinking with long
4 sss OF delightful book, when you
Z < mott which saws:
w llere Miss cum up to Sister
and am goin' to get married at
Respectfully
MAGGIE"
pN you laugh and then you cry at
"ole ana then you put your head on
vs. and You say: God bless
ifei'e, and then The rest of the
4 ,'H1la come in To help you get ready
III " Maggic's wedding. Maggie came
NOM Ireland when She was II, aud
4 Vas parlor-maid In a boarding house,
4, Boarding house especially
4 where there are many
X, w me very worst place OF
4. nv Atter while, 4 young man,
4 w Tiny room on the top floor,
4 Wore most beautiful neckties,
~ soll ribbons in big shop, won
~ directions. There was nobody
4, word of warning; every body
much Interested III his own Af-
A aau Maggie did like many another
fiVFe her, loved not wisely but too
we then you saw her; heart
ashained, longing TO drown her
.sSa 'o9k her up TO Sister Irene's,
cheerful disciple, that loving
N, ,Huiekly told her how she could
n NJ her. help nurse some Of the
4 osn III the maternity, and when
/, AZ was born she would be taken
,Naa that to her sins would not
~ ~ stayed, and
nrN THE BOY WAS BORN
s ssh' ulp to see it, and when Maggie
N ~, sister Irene got her II good
~ nv Aolu her she would expect her
" ssuay 10 come and see the
L Y when the baby was getting Gun.
Nv eate' and would crow and laugh,
~ plg and bouny looking, Sister
IA Isia 70 Maggie, why don't you
|,ll,S iAiher TO see itT' And Maggie
n anl said something about "a.
" M sssh married" aud hiushed again
~ h,i sister Irene said, Never you
~ aug MIN to see his boy aud ht
~ = next time, And dear. deai
Z amsle came to see him herself, aud
X ~ now handsome the boy was
n NV ~ fond they were Of him, and
I'M, Am friends Maggie had: and whea
! ~ ~ n lone that night and thought oil
"a irends Maggie had made. and
! ,ao.ssa,n,tiful baby, he looked around
IA, ,,.S apie, bare room at the boarding
n. ~ Wondered IL II weren't possible
~ N. ~ week to get married. III,
\ ~. neAt week to see the baby, aud
w I.slnoer the last time you saw
NJ trele she said, II think we vii
n 49, q wedding; parental prii,
'aa9 sAssaed love, aud the combination
p Az pssife 70 do right" And now
. % es kst Maggie's letter, aud yot
Y. ~ sney are married in the chope
\ I. ,,llie-nity, with Sister Irene beam
aein, and The little procession
\ III, y Maggie and her husband
w X oaey, start on to try aud b,