The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-09
SUNSHINE FOR MARY.
HIM CLEAR discouraged. mother . said

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about 49, good O guide tot housckeepcp a.
the woman whp wrA books about hoese-
kcrVu' while t1mchody Gee Did the coca.
.n..' Herr Mary auzhCd Historically aud,
being worn cat and nervous. ended by hsv.
lug good cry.
There. there don't cry, dear" begged
Old Mrs. Falrhild. so0ihing'y. "canrassing
uay not be- your vocation, but you are
bound 30 succeed yet Your energetic and
willing. and there will rome turn IN the
tide, Mary. before very long, know"
MARI tgars had relieved the tension on
her nerves and her mothers faith in her ulti.
mate surce~ encouraged her in spite Of the
fears sbp entertained Tor their welfare,
y Uu'r o. a regular sunbsam, mother" abe
said, kissing her ailrcti0uagr'y, and hope
you're o. true pruphc, rs vel. and that tho
tlrn ia the tide you prgdict will soon occur"
Aud yet, despite her attempt ut cheerful.
ness Map was very Had when she retired
that night, little thinking that her darkest
] l0uu had passed ans that a bright future
was about 10 dawn for her
I When Farmer Fairchild died he left his
I wife and child ln comfortable, circumstances,
/ bot little hy little their property had dimin.
shed. until at iast Mary wa. forced to seek
I employment. She first tried teaching 4
/ country school. but vas obliged to give that
/ up Or account Of q long period Of illners. She
/ then tired book canvaning, but was not FL.
ted ior the work and wAs not successful. yet,
/ having hsr mother as well ~ herself TO sup
! polt. sAc vas determined not 10 be con
/ grrrtd 10y adverse circumstances. She slept
/ little that night and woke early undster
/ mined what work she would next attempt.
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ono 1f', o. noon recess This glrl went to
TIE hn.F"a'Err gHd lh great excitement De.
.r'I i"Ri q lni OF ven valuable lace had
o.epl'1''d from me counter. The hoor
walker accompanied her 90 The department
t.t began thorough search for the missing
.'.'. nH'F .Hr counter Do found a htie
; I''," '''.a'InE ."o magazines and hC.
t'""N 'hcs" m1E7Enr-whs hidden the bolt |
90. ,..N lace
NhH.c j. this porinhoE he inquired.
SHARPLY, holding up 'n, ace.
II belongs % Mls' FaIrehild. the girl |
answered, readily. but surely. sir, you can.
MT thiuk 10" would steal the lace. u must |
tr some mistake. although, she added, as
H reluctantly y heard her only Yesterday |
a'r che would give anything II it belonged |
90 her
When Miss Fa.rch,ld returns from lunch |
tell her TO come 90 the presidents Office and |