The Christian Deed Of A Christian Woman

A few weeks ijío a poor man from the nortbemn part of the state brought' liis 1 wclv,' year old lo.v to the city to ! have liis eyea operated pon. ing at the hospital the Doctor found atfteï makimg a thorough examination of tJie boy's eyes, tliat in addito tin' cataract whicli caused the bliindness in one eye, the other was so badly iuuflaamed thnt the boy would meed treatmemt (r several weeks before an operatiooi could be peri(n ïiiod. The exnmiinafon was made at a eltoi!c and wiicn the proiessor ga ve the decisión and explained that tlie operations could aiot be made at present the father's grief was M'mrtliiii'-r jitiful. "I caiuiot take him home. It would kill his mother," exclaimed the poor man, wliile those in charge qu'okly undcrstood that liui-c Avns no nioney to provide for boy's i rratmont The scène so touched heart of a student ihat lie hurricd lionie to his landlady and told the story of the boy's jhm-iIs and of tlie father's impeeuinious circumstamces. Although she had a liousi-íul of boarders and a heart full ol cares t!u; g-i'iierous bearted womam foomd room for the boy and is giving liim not ouly his board and a place to sleep but a möther's love and cave while he is takingthe aeceseary treatment. She ba ,ilso lound work few the father and in a lew weeke will haye the satfefaction of eeelmg the boy's eyeSig4it restored and both father and som go home to the ansióos mother wit h good news and happy lieaiis. Surely it is more ploasure to give bles-sings than to recoive them.- Democrat.