Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

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Ikind?' at last said Mary through her
tears, 'when we have treated YOU so
shamciully?' As.e.r.
+ Say not word. You arc not 10
blame; you shall never suffer while |
live
4 cannot spcat, feel
Enough has been said. Be calm
: and collected. Forget the past, Hea,-
en- grant that the future may be bright
Before us
I Charles left the house, assuring Ma
~ and her father that he would call a
gain in few days. AS he passed to
/ his store, hisNlormer feelings began to
revive. Mary appeared the lovely
and allcctionatc being she once was,
and doubly dear since he heard of her
sailerings. Cller husband had deserted
and was probably dead-as .
man answering his description had
hccn Eillefin u street fight at the
.Soulh-apd should he offer TO marry
her now? Did she love him? Could
be doubt it? Thus rejecting day by
day, he made up his mind what to do.
II was not hong before he was sitting
with Mary in the house.
Il haze come Mary, to askyo ifyou'
will fulfil your promiscP
And what pray?'
That va would be my wife.
You astonish me-
VIII you make good your promiscr
so, CHARLES would--would You now
accept Of lnc--as ungratciul as have
PROVED? IF you were serious my hap
piness would be completc.'
Il mean, what say, Mary. VIII
you fulfl your promisc?'
'DcarCharles, Heaven knows will
NEST sincerely, and she fell in hisnrms,
while the old gentleman exclaimed.
God be praiscd--it is the Eappicst
moment | ever saw
A few months passed away and
Charles was united to Mary. They
live, in the old house, and two more
--ongenial souls il would be difficult TO
fluid.
Mr.. Emerson is now one Of our rich
qnerchauts and one Of the best hearted
men in tie city. To young men Of en-.
terrrisc and correct habits he is extrc.
tmeiy partial. lie often assists them
! In their business, and encourages them
/ to persevere and surmount the obstic-
les that occasionally Use in their path,
Every body respects and loves him.
YeuAc,er hear his name mentioned
except in connection with good deed.
or 10 lavish praise upon his benevolent
J heart. Would that our city possessed
more characters Ike his. Then pros
Sperily would be seen in our streets
pleasure and sunshine mantle the brow,
and hundreds would be in the path 10
/ competence, who labor under load
wisieh is next to impossible 10 remove.
, eel hE PHysIoGsoNy OF NEWSPAPERS.
+ There is nothing in Lavatcr, 50 far
as we remember upon this subject; and
I in fact in Germ my, the censor would
not have allowed a writer TO diatc on
the topic. This being "A free country.
the objection does not exist. Not only
! the forqnnbs of a newspaper may be
detected on lis face, but certain local.
tIcssproaode certain appearances IN the
public p6hds Just as the climate acts on
! the countGanccs of individuals.
Look 4,t,hc Western papers, bilious
10 a,c last degree; lingering ra,ages Of
fcvcrand aguc as plain on the yellow
sheet as apa Suckers phiz.--Look at
ttte solsa0fn papCrs, how they glow,
inclinins II is true, often 10 the brunette
but never clcnr-complcxioned like the
Northern journals. In the remote set
tleincms, they issue papers that are no
thing nuy than " orn-dodgcrs;' very
1hin corn dodgers; while in tie London
Times thg rich juices of English roast
beef car pc plainly detected, so limp
i'd, rlumfr and cheerful.
Dc alse locality Of the newspaper can
he made out, % much more may the
,tf6rrunc- 0fthc newspaper lie found in
its phisiognomy. We have in our eye,
n papcr we hn e noticed from the first
onset. When il set out in its pilgrim
age over tho uncertain waters Of public |
competition. ii looked rather promise
ing; there was a twinkle in its eye, Il
smile on its lips, and a look Of the com
Portable, that induced an inoxpcrlenc-
ed spectator TO think well Of it, stand
ine. 1t seemed to b. firm on IFS leg.,