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Show ' i i i II Hr. bur Wasatch County, Utah, Monday, February. 22th 1892 No. 35 V-O- js - THE HEBER HERALD. Dont you know me? Editor and Manager. Entered at Ileber Postoffice , as second class mail matter . A Hatch Jr, SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. One Year. ,$i.co .0.50. , . Six Months. Three Morths. .$0.25. THE A UNT FR OM THE WEST k s. into the hall! 0, mamma! conic replied the stranger, sadly. Jenny shook her head. The woman took off her bonnet, and as she did so, her hair fell on her shoulders, Sarah s own curly black hair. Now dont you know me, Jenny? she cried, her great brown eyes filled with tears. Jenny sprang toward her, caught her in her arms and then the. sisters kissed one another and wept together. I he children wen. sadly puzzled to know what all this meant; but they cried too clinging to; their mother. At last, M-Silsbee said to them, This children is vour aunt Sarah, from the west, whom I, have told you so And about. Conic, and kiss her. they kissed r very affect ionately. When they were all seated around the fire. in the parlor, Jenny said, New. dear sister, do tell me what this means! Why do you come Jo us alone and in this condition?-- . . Sarah replied candy, It means, Jenny, that my husband is dead. Me was ill a long time with the fever, and the expences of his sickness made us very poor. I was obliged to sell everything to get money cnoug to firing me .io .you. But your children, where there is such a queer' looking woman there, with such a funny plad cloak on, and such an old fashoned bonnet on! li-- Half dragged by her merry boys, Mrs. Silsbee went into the hall. At her first look .on the stranger s ed dress, Jenny laughed with the children; she was so childish. But in a moment, she saw that the woman was poor for her clothes were much worn ; that she had been sick, for her face was thin itTd paleTand that she was probably tired for she carried a heavy satchel on her arm. -So Jenny said, kindly, Will you not the) ?" be seated ? And pray tell me what Jenny asked. can do for you, my good woman. old-fash-o- n p 1 v . |
