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Show t I VOL. II Heber Wasatch County, Utah, Monday, ArRiLg th 1892 No. 41. THE HEBER HERALD. Editor and Manager Entered at Heber . Post office, as second class mail matter A Hatch Jr, sweetly together, they heard some unusual noise below, and then their moth-- , er coming up stairs with some one who stepped a little heavier. It was their father, returned from iiis longest and last sea vo) age Now he promised to stay at home with them always The return of Captain Harrison did more than medicine to cure his little son who soon became stronger than he had o eer. been before. One afternoon, n hen Charlie bad boen a fortnight about the house, it was an angofl that he should take a short ride on his - white pony, soon after breakfast, the next day. When Walter came down in the morning, his mother kissed him more tenderly than uMial, and his father, shaking hands wih him heartily, wished him many happy ruirns of the day. Walter looked as though he did not know what to make of this ami his mother said, Why7 my son, is it posible that you have forgotten this is your birthday? Ah, yes, mamma, Ite answered; i only remembered that h was Charlie's firs: day out. And so, said his father, you are itrgivedmn a ridegpray w hat are you ! SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One 'Year. ....1.00 . Morths. . . Three Months Six . . .$0.50 . 50.25 . 'v - ill nrnmrm t IWTTB Vr Walter weptlmterTy over tins will ; he; had grown calm again he but-whe- n said, If go 10 him, mother.'' promise not to disturb him, May I you will she answered. 'Walter promised, and stole sol v into the dim chamber where Charlie was now alone, sleeping quiet1 1 ly." He . the counterpane, and silently sprayed God to forgive all his sins, to give him a better heart, and toj make his brother well again. Sudden ly he felt a soft hand laid on his head. He looked up, ami Charlies mild blue Uome and lay eyes smiling, on him.: laid by my side he said; and Walter himself down therand the brothers to dor kissed each other. O, Ill trot along by his side, on foot. again embraced, and As thus they lay, talking softly and I believe I can outrun that pony, now. hid his face in " M , 'w |
