Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-01

Sister ElIz tbcrh! sister E IN chr caused
me carriage tnst"p. \ gentl man al'ght-
ed and "nquired for Miss Law renee Ma
ria ran forward. and in u few moments
was sclled by her sister.
A Ter Il mutual interchange Of affection
| between III: Two sisters, Elizabeth intro
| 'iuccd To Maria, Mr.. Arthur Eiingwo ID as
her brother Maria's surprise. at FIRST
overcame her natural pD!ltrness. but soon
recovering herself, she greeted him with
her sweetest smiles and imprinted kis.
on MS check, which was warmly rcc;3fo-
ca.ed.
D, sister, why did YOU 30. come he.
forel Ny roses al hlooned and faded
without N29F s0g one; ny strawberry
bed was loodcd with the finest rrulr, blt
t1rv nil d,cyej; I Would moi touch Ihem
til yoa came. Th-n / picked aud picked
whor,e berries I'LL was tired. dou';
know how many times have gathered
fresh bushes 20 adorn your favorlte illir
champtT. tut twas all IN VAIN Aunt
/ Hannah had letter from i.5,.,<;aa the other
day. bat would NOT . me the contents.
The very counteepartoF Yourself. sweet
EiIzabe:h. sand Arthur, 'ariess and IN
sophisticated
The conversation was interrupted bv
Mr. flari,'> and the greetings OF Aunt
Harris were long and loud.
You've got sweet criiter for YOUR
wife, NJ EIingwond,' said she, 80 ccv-
cr and 'ob'igin. And 50 your going To ca,-
~ off my MariaP
'Oh! Pam going to Boston Tam going
to Boston am | sister? am | hro'her?'
SAID she. as in ecstacv she danced around
the apartment; but observing the sober
! cou:t nance of Adnt Hannah. she said il
subdued tone, =. hate to leave YOU dear
aunt could you 60 with US should be-
happy
Nj Iria'S dress was arranged as speedily
rs possible. Mrs. E,Ilingwood anticipa-
ting some difficulty Of procuring suitabI,
clothing in the country. had made. her pur-
cha>rS before leaving the city. Ii Maria
looked pretty in her rustic garb. she was
certainly more beautiful in more modern
and fashionable. dress. Her friends gaZrd
| on with admiration. and for thu, fist time
in her lie she felt a touch or NI"rty, ett~
! Zabrth noticed it.
i think said She, turning 10 Mrs llar-
! ri<. Maria must take ore ItcSS o.! your ma
nuiac;urc with her. II the chang. in her
circumstances proves too great for her
Young mind, reference to this rnay be
| beneficial
'Thank YOU for tho hint, dear sister,
said Mara-.a dress vii! not be noccSSa-
~ To remnd me OF my kind friends, and
tn, happy days have Spen, here. Yet
| shou be happy 10 have one
All dear Child said Mrs. Harris, YOU
know nothing OF what Kind of place you
are going To-. have been 10 Boston twice
| IN my lie, and was so confused, did
not know whit to do. Like as no. YOU d
bs ASHAMED OF mt. il | should 60 10 see
| YOU
oh. never! dear aunt-ashamcd OF my
earliest fricnd!'
In, time of departure nj length arrived.
| Maria was delighted with the novelty 81
| her Si,uatinn. She combined much bull
liant wit and good SENSE, and her remarks
drew many smile from her kind br"'he'
and sister. Ia provide for Maria was n
favori:c prof ct With them. As soon rs
practicable after marriage they conducted
! her 10 her new abod'. She was placed
uEdrr the care of priva:r tutors until suih
! cicntvadv,ncrd tncnirr school on an equal
footing with youug ladies o! her own agr
who She rapidly "ut>lr'ppcd IN the solid
and ornamental branches.
The sun >trovc in vain 10 peirce the
mu>ky atmosphere ut the citv-the long
pavement echoed the football of some pc
! drstIian: the occa> ional clatlcr of window
shutters, the rafting ot baskets. and milk
mems carts; the law smoke curling slug
! gi>hlv from the towering chnnnryS. mil
! catcd the inhabitants would soon a'i>c from
| their SAUNDERS and pursue their daily az
! ocat "n>.
Ere the civ had assumed the appear
once of life and ACTIVITY, 4 covered wagon
drove TO the door of Mr.. EIlingwood, and
the feeble tinklc Of bell brought the ser
want 10 the door.
is Mr.. EIlngwood at hore!'
Home YES, bot he won't be up Thu
hour. You can come down 10 the kltch n
fire ~ warm. il YOU will wait I'LL he's up
We'll. I'll get NY wife first. Won't
YOU help me- ont Of the wagon with this
ctc kng ana trunk!"
The servant stared tut thinking some
thing had been ordered from the country
he a<Srutcd.
There. wife, you go into The hon~o.-
This man will show YOU n fire. while put
Betty up 20 some stable
The woman remained in the entry Il
long while before The servant made his APP
pea ancc; then with a scorniul glance, he
| injured aha, she wanted