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She had a frightened, bewildered look, and her bombazine dress was dusty and wrinkled with the long ride she had taken over the Kansas prairies in her trip to the county-seat. T regretted having called out-so roughly, and apolo- gized. She did not notice my apology, but. asked in a Trembling volce, "Is this the pristin’-ofice 7° "Yes," I replied ; ** what can I do for you?" “Tgaw ye didn’t have nothin’ about John in the i FGia not know John from Adam, and was about to tell her so, but was glad a moment after that I did not. “Ttold the undertaker,” she went on, "‘ter see that the paper knew about it, but I s'pose he didn't.” “No, he never told me, I am sure.” “Ye ‘sce, we live out in Cheever township, an’ ye prob'ly didn't hear of John’s dyin’. I looked fer it in the paper, but didn’t see nothin'.” “I'm sorry ; but if you will give me the facts I will see that it goes in next week,” was the only reply that I could make, “John was an awful good boy,” she began, ‘He was good to me, an’ that’s what counts, When we came west we had kinder poor luck. My husban’ died an’ the other boys left me, an’ with debts on the claim an’ no | money ahead I don’t know what I'd ‘a’ done ‘cept for John, He worked night an’ day plowin’ an’ plantin’ an’ He never had a harsh word for his mother— She stopped to wipe her eyes, and I found it conven- ient to look in another direction. She continued: ‘* He was twenty-five years old, but he looked ten more. He worked too hard. I guess it killed him, but I didn't know he was overdoin', He never complained. He wasn't sick long—just a few I'd have given my life for ohn if the Lord “dave let it be that way. | Vou don't now how lonesome the claim is now. Jest me alone in the sod cabin ; I can't die, an’ it’s only Sorrow to live. Thad John buried on the prairie, so I could go to him ; I'll go to him fer good pretty soon, I hope.” She sobbed a little, and then recovered sufficiently to give me the full name, age, etc., of the dead youth ; after which, her errand accomplished, she left me, to ride home across the prairies to the lonely cabin, If Idid not give John a suitable death-notice the next week, if I did not féelingly portray the unselfish heroism of the boy whose world was his mother and whose am- bition was to aid her in her necessities, it was not be- cause I did not try. I hope I succeeded in bringing a little comfort to the heart of John’s mother, who may be yet waiting to join the noble son buried beneath the carpet of sod stretching away from her door.—Detroit Free Press, days. I done all I could. fin it ‘The Sohmer Piano is an instrument that is an orna- ment to any parlor. 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