Willamette farmer., May 14, 1886, Page 2, Image 2

WILLAMETTE l!'AH.MElt: SALEM, OKEQON, MAY 14. lose
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C'n ci iterafarsj.
BAKU EGAL.
hiat bill enough to 1)0 graceful ;
.Iltt lls'nt'V I'ftnu h it- noati
hut lULus ii.imgli tj I'O tsfcteftll;
Jiift modest enough to bu sweet,
Juat tint fiinugli to l.o tender ;
Just t iglu en'iiigh to bo ad;
Tones soft in ;ili to rcnicmbcr
Yotir licrt tlir u(Ii the eailtnco inailo ytad,
A tongue tli at ept;.iltrt wuhout harming,
Yet mitchief uicugli to t ho ;
Matintrn bo jdontnnt, and ehan 'ng
That put you at enco at your can-.
Juit nmllet eaoiijdi to ho happy;
Juit slight rtimigh to Iu fay ;
Itriaht n ai morning i.uubcnm,
All fianhncsH rail rmivutc,
(Juneroitt, trun anil kinillioartul ;
1'uro nn the niiln above,
From her may I never be pirlod,
For nu cli in the waiiiiiii I lovo.
POLLY'S RELIGION.
There am bo butlittlo doubt tlint if
tlio pcoplo of Hall's Ferry lind boon
nskod to duciilo which was tho most
pIoiiH family iti its midst, tlioy would
unanimously hiivo named tho Doming.
Tlioy lind Ion;: njjo been tho nucleus
about which tho Viesbyterinn society
had Knthcroil. Now, Squiro Dcmming'a
now faced that nf tho tinitor, and no
matter how stormy tho weather, thoro
was bin vencrablo whito head in its
place, and Mother Diimmiiig'H placid
old fuco besido it. (Sraco nud iHabella
thunnmairied sister, mill .Too filled tho
pow. Youni; Mr. Floyd, (who was radi
cal in Ids viewh), or any visiting olcrgy
inan, might proach what tlioy chow,
tho DeiiuniiiK listened with tho tmmo
culm, devout pleasnve. It never oc
curred to tlium to ilUtinto any opinion
lirouitilKiitiMl by a niinUlor of their
church. It win "'all pood" liko tho
Itililo. There wan no room for choicn in
either. Tho Kqulro would bo just as
likely to lead a chapter in Xuinliorn to
a poni'ent dinner an one in St. John.
Tlio ellVet on hi own mind was very
much the minie. Both had the huoIIi-
hip; uilbiil of a repeated ehurni which ect
him mifely apart from other men. You
would always find on tho Diimmlngn'
copier tablo all the papcm and maga
zines published by tho denomination.
Thoir liouBu was tho headquarter!) for
clergymen and culportcnr-'. Tho jjirla
would toll yott at a inomoiil'it notice
whoro Hiieh and such a minister was
now, how lout; Dr. I), of St. Louis had
htiiyeil in iltirojie.aud how much money
had hcoii I'ivou to .Mr. J. by his ilock in
Olilcnj;o, to visit the Holy laud. Tlioy
woro oxcocdingly fond, too. of religious
poOiiM, and could repeat wholo panes of
llonry Kirlce, Vi'bito and Miss Haver
gnl. They took an eager interest in all
foreign missionary work; the Htory of
those heroic men in African jungles or
ludiaii buiiKalows had all tho dramatiu
power of a novel lo them.
Oiace declined that she tiad a posi
tive allbotion for that lovely Miss V.,
who was nl work in Ceylon, and consid
ered young Mis. J., who wits in ljong
ICoiir, one of the apostolic typo of
eliilfttinns, although die had never seen
either of them. Isabella took more in
terest in the ascetic doctrines coining
into notice. Sho professed a keon de
light in eymbolism, tilled hor 100111
with religions emblems and pictures,
woro black on (iood Friday ami lilies on
Kaster, and fasted as regularly as any
lOpisconaHrui. Kvery week sho noted
down in her diary the change in her
spiritual condition. The whole family
were lluont in, the use of theological
terms and talked garrulously of tho
doctrines of their denomination ; indeed
works of it'iitrovursy on this subject
lllled thoir bookshelves.
Tho familiarity with tho outer gat
incnt of rellgon made them appear do
vont in tho eyes of others nud in thoir
owa. They wen well-to-do family,
and hence had folt none of tho tempta
tion of wealth. Their plctuaut, mild
Imrmleuttetti, which was in (act duo to
tciunertunout, wtw set (town by their
f fiend as Itie effect of piei.s .
Ufoto Uio Ltamuin was along bum
mortlay uiitil J brought hi vi(i
lioouv None of the' trinity had ovor
eea lior. Tlioy knew sho was one of
tho Ajuarutheisuf Keiituoky.
"There rv AutriUhor of the I'nitnl
I'roihytcriau rhuroh," tid GriU' "I
liono Mary UJeuss to our membership,"
"Qh, jw ceNftjuly," sVmI Joo, eager
ly. "
II was just ttadiiiK to bo married,
and ho was anxious that thoyhouid all
love l'ollytin advance.
l,Uou elw fcing in, tho uhiurr akcd
taiboUii. ...
"1 think not, but nlm is one. of th
sweetest vaees n low contralto.'
And you ought to hear her
laugh, Hell. Tho mcrriost ring oh,
bIio'11 bring now lifo into this house."
Tho girls smiled. They woro fond of
Joe, and ready to welcome his wife.
"But I hopo bIio is ready to tnko a
leading placo in tho church," said draco,
after ho hndgono. Joo will somo day
fill father's place, and his description of
her docs not givo mo tho idea of an on
orgoticnlly rcligiouo women."
"We'll hopo for tho best." said Ienbcl
la. Sho was very busy making an imi
tation stained glass window for the
Sunday school window, and was nnx
ioiiB to finish it beforo Mary arrived.
"Unclo Hon must bo kopt in his own
room when sho comes, and Tom can
bo sent to tho country for a month's
visit,'' Oraco snid, her delicate faco flush
inc painfully.
For thcro woro two skolctons in tho
Domming household. Tho Sqiliro's
brother Don, who wn. n paralytic old
soldier and a most cross-grained old
fellow, occupied ono wing of tho man
sion. Ho had a man to nurse and read
to him, for his oaths wcro intolerable to
urn nciccs. loin was their younger
brother, younger than Joe. Tom Dom
ming had disappeared for thrco years
after ho left collcgo, and camo back a
haggard, dissipatod loafer. Nobody in
IJall'H Ferry knew what ho had done in
that gap of time, but it was under tho
ban a marked man. Tho family treat
ed him with gloomy patience. Tlioy
had taken up their cross and boro it ;
but it wiib heavy and ho- knew that they
found it so. Tom was novor seen by
visitors at tho tablo or in tho parlor. At
dusk would skulk out to join soiuoofhis
comrades at tho village grog shops, and
occasionally, but not often, was brought
homo brutally intoxicated.
.loo's wife disappointed them all. Sho
was a plump, merry little girl, nothing
more. "A very pleasant little heathen!''
sighed Grace, nftor two days had passed.
"I mimed somo of tho bet books of ic
ligious fiction, but sho had novor heard
of -them, and sho did not know of a
single ono of our missions."
(iood Mrs. Doinniing was uneasy at
Ibis, and that very evening turned tho
con vernation on doctrinal subjects.
Polly glow red.
"lam afraid," sho said, "I am not
clear in my ideas concerning U1030 difli
cult points ; the truth is, after my mo
ther's death T had charge of my four
brothers, nud had so lit t lo time "
"You will have inoro tinio now," said
Isabella. "I will mark out a course of
reading."
Au time passed and Polly settled down
to her place in tho household, sho
proved a very busy little woman. Sho
has u positive talent for finding work;
took hor part 'of the family mending,
tosed up dainty Httlo desserts, holpcd
Joe with his accounts.
Whon Joo had gouo to tho oilico sho
took tremendous walks, advised Mother
I'cmiumg nu'jiii nor fancy worn or cop
ied the Squire's papers for him.
"What a olerky hand you write!" said
(iraco one unj. "I often wish mino
cro not to delicato when papa worries
over those papers, lint as for mamma's
embroidery, women of hor ago ought to
givo up that useless work when their
oyesaro failing."
"It does not seciu useless to me," said
Polly, gently. "Sho thinks you all
value ii."
"Where can Mary go on these intor
minablo long walks!" said Isabella, to
her father ono morning. "You should
warn hor about Mlack banc, Sho might
wander into it and bring home typhoid
fovcr."
"You ought to report that l.auoas a
nuisance, father," said his wife. "It is
a perfectiiink of tilth and vice."
"it Is a disgrace to l$alr Ferry that
such wretches can find harbor iu it !"
added UabollR. "They ought to be driven
li.lfmwl ll.A a! lllfkllPI
w...utl "v v.... ..,
"Woll. well, my dear! It down't tlo tu
Ih) too energetic," said th squire. "Thoy
uovor had a chance."
lie was roused however to mention
nUel; Ltt.o at a metjliug of thvtuwu
Bwkwwo that day."
"Hginuthiuu ought to b done or ie
tthaU Iihvo typluib among us," he said.
"Something hs toon done," snid
Judgo 1'uulft "I camo through tint
Lauo this morning and I family know
it. There has been a general draining
and oltfcuuni;; tho dung hills itto koiio
tho cabins arc whito-washcd. the women
somo of thoin had actually washed
thoir faces."
"Wlwt has happens! P asked th
old Squire. ''I board tho ound of chil
dren's voices singing in ono of tho cab
ins, and tho men told mo it waa OlibJ
Mary'tf olas,' Somo good woman haj
beon at work 1 suspect."
red, his eyes flashed, but ho said nothing
more.
Gointr homo ho met Polly coming to
moot him. IIo looked at her with tho
cyo of a, judge. '"Aro you tho Good
Samaritan? Ilavo you boon in Hlack
Lane, my dear?"
Sho blushed, latighod, and stammered.
"Oh, that was tho most natural thing in
tho world, papa. You know I was
brought up among colored pcoplo. It
was only a ditch dug hero and thoro, a
fow panes of glass, and a bushel of lime.
Thoy nro good and affectionate people,
and they aro so anxious to Icnm."
Tho mattor wns driven out of tho
Squiro's mind beforo ho reached tho
house, for ho saw Tom skulking round
the stable door. Ho had returned that
day, and a dull woight of misery fell at
tho sight on his father's heart. Tom did
not enter tho houso until lato in tho
evening, when tho family hod gathered
about tho lamp. IIo came into tho room
with a swagger, unshaven, his boots reck
ing of tho stable.
"On purposo to mortify us," thought
Grace, bitterly.
"I camo in to seo Joo's finolady wifo,"
ho said in a loud voice. "Unless ho is
ashamed to introduce his scapegrace
brother."
"Mary 19 not hero," saidMothor Dom
ming. "Whoro is she, Graco?"
"In Unclo Don's room. Sho roads tho
Now York papers to him ovcry day now.
Tlioy play backgammon togothcr, and
they havo ono of thoso silly books of
Artcinus Ward's. I hear him laughing
and swearing hardor than ever, so ho
must bo pleased. I wondor she can Htaud
it."
"It is hard to understand her," said
Isabella, dryly. "Mary is not as careful
of her associations as sho should bo."
Tom had been listening eagerly.
"Kuough said," ho broke out, with a
thump on tho table. "If Jco's wifo can
take thought of that lonely old man up
there, thoro's heller stuff in her than I
expected. I'll go up and innko her
acquaintance."
For sovernl days afterward Tom was
hoard joining in tho jokes and laughter
that camo from Unclo Don's room.
"Mary seems to havo enchanted them
both," said Graco. "Tom is clean and
shaven today, and looks like a human
being."
"Pcrlmpssho treats him liko a human
being," said Joe.
Dut oven ho was astonished when
Mary camo down thai ovening dressed
for a walk, and nodding brightly to Tom,
asked him to go with hor. "Finish your
book. Joe. Tom will bo my escort."
Tom followed her Hlouchingly to tho
gate. IIo stopped there. Shame, do
liauce and misery looked out of his eyes.
"Seo hero, Mrs. Deintningl I rockon
you wouldn't ask me to go with you"
Polly'rt tender, steady eye met his.
"Yos, I know."
"Do you know I am a thief? 1 was iu
jail at Pittsburg for a year."
Polly drew her breath hard. A prayer
to God for help went up from her heart
iu that second of time. Sho held out
both hor hands. "Yes .Too told me.
Dut this is all over now all, all over.
You havo begun anew again, Drother
Tom. Come."
Sho put her hand iu ills arm as they
walked down tho street. IIo did not
speak till they camo back. Thou ho
stopped her again at tho gate. "My
sisters havo never been seen with 1110 in
public since 1 c.uuo back. I'll nover for
get this of you, Mary, novor!''
A month later the Squire said to his
wife. "Did you know Mary was going
over her mathomutioj with Tom? Pegu
hirly coaching him. That little girl has
the clearest he.nl for tlgures I ever knew.
Dut what can be her object?"
Mrs. Domming cleared hor throat be
fore (die iH-ukl speaL "Sho has applied
to somo friends of hn in Kentucky to
givo Tom 11 chance. Fnthor, 1 think
tlmre way bo n chance for tho boy. IIo
wanta to Uglu lifcaU ovor again among
stranger. '
"God help him," muttered tho Squire
IIo nrpriiiod Polly (he next timo ho mot
hor by taking her in his arms, and kiss
ing her with tears in his eyes.
In tho springtime Tom went tu Jen
tiwy and began his new life. Helm not
broken down yot.
It was iu the spring, too, that L'noh)
Den began to fail. The old man was so
fond of her that she g.wo much of Iter
timo to him : so much of it, indeed, that
Joo began to complain.
"Don't say a word, dear, sho mid. "Ho
hm such a Kttl while to stay, let me
do what lean .' .him."
I wty, Polly, was that tho Dtble you
wasrendlng for hiift to-day?
"Yos he asks for it often."
Joo began to whUtlo and choked 'it
down with a sigh, Unclo lien had Uvm
that it hud not occurod to any of tho
Dotnmings that thcro was a way to reach
his soul. IIo lived until lato in summer
Tho Sunday boforo his death ho Bent
for tho Kov. Mr. Flyod and talked with
him for a long time.
When tho young minister camo out
of tho dying man's room ho was pale.
IIo had been much moved.
"I will givo him tho sacrament to
moirow,' ho said to Squiro Domming.
"You think ho is worthy of it?"
"If silicon) repcntcncT and trust in
Christ can make any of us worthy, ho
is. Ho asked that littlo Polly' should
take it with him. 'Sho has dono this
for mo,' ho Baid, 'It is her work."
Tho girls overheard tho conveisation.
Thoy sat gravely silent after tho minis
ter was gono.
"I do not understand Polly," said
Graco, at lost. "Sho novor scomod to
mo to bo n religious person."
"Perhaps," snid tho Squiro, "wo havo
not clo.nrly understood what religion is.
Wo took to. much for granted, if wo
would waken up and look into tho truth
of the mattor."
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