Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-07

cnlaaroradto Sleep, but that hdcons face,
which we had locked in trunk, kept staring at
me through lis many enveops-and when the
cold winters sun shOnc in at the easement, it
found me still aw ike. Nervous and rrtatCd,
descended to breakfast; and nothing hut the con-
temptation Of my coming revenge prevented me
from treating the widow with positive politcn IS.
Bless her not despairing of marrying again spirit!
who would keep angry with her? Snch sweet
smile of inclfabe goodness and spiritual limo
ccnce rested on her countenanCc, that | almost
rclgnted Of my purpose; but my love letters read
my duns made evident, my poetry criticised by
eyes which Love would not lend his blindness to
make perfect; and thcn-She was a widow -
Nv heart at this last reflection, became Immedi-
aely barred to the sottcDing influences OF for
ciycncss and determined in all hostility to face
her.
The lecture that day, as far as we were con
cerncd fell upon liotless ears, for we were think
ING TOO much what the night would bring forth,
to pay much attention to them. Ihc day at last
came to close. Il had been showing all the
evening" and at supper we complained bitterly
how di,agreeahlc it would be walking to the col
lego. and Wor' ing that night, and wished that
we wcrcnot di-secting. 50 that we might stay at
homo and answer the letters we received from
home that dav. Business could not be neglect
-ed to the widow. scatter supper We donned our
di,sec,ing clothes. and putting The package for
the widow in coat pocket, hung it up in
prominent place. 80 it could be- found readIly.-
/ Telling the family we should not be back until
la'c. and making as much noise IS possible with
our feet 50 as to assure her we we've gong we
left the house as if tor the college.
We went no further, however, than to the
nearest coffee house where, by the time We had
smoked cigar. We Judged sufficient time bad
elapsed for the widow to commence 7cscarch-
IS.
Returning 10 the boarii1r-loHso. we pulled
of oar boo and noj-lcs>ly a,cCnded the ont>!d"
steps, the door at the head Of which we had left
/ open There was passage leading from 1t to
the door at the head Of which we had ettopcn.-
There was passage leading from 1t to the door
of our room. winch we had left closed but now
perceived to be aar. Silently, as doctor speak
ing of the Patients he has lost, we approached it,.
and, on pecFng in, to our great qualification
found everything working as we had desired
/ The widow had got the package out and was &C.
cupied IN viewing it attentjveIy from all sides.
and stldvInr the character OF the knots OF the
Hraturp, embracing it, 50 she could restore eve
ryrhinr 10 il original condition, when her curl
o~.tv was satisfied as to lis contents. Having
/ impressed IL, shape and peculiarly of tie, wei.
/ upou her mind, She proceeded to take off the
/ first cover. which was soon done, when SINH
/ lar envelope met her eve: this alt.T undergoing
I the same scrutiny, was removed when vet an
other met her Gaze this detached and sl.ii the kcT-
/ mel was uar-ached. some TX or eight We're taken
Of and at length she came 10 the iasf, the OIL
/ kin Poor old .adv she has long been where
( the curiosity Of lite never penetTaics, aid the
gsandcst ana most awful mystery OF onr nature
Is revealed: vet see her now rs the LAST cnFe',
ope Of the mysterious package was reached ana
/ nhcn CLEAN of satisfaction shot Ike an erF~i2-
atuu, blush ever her anxious face. rs size e,,,y
tie cCn~urunalion cf her long expectancy ap-
preaching There she stood. wIih spectacle
3arIai - aeagy neat, aer brow as 10 appear ?
portion of her gisagt; usck-not of apopIecljC
arnpordua.- elongated 70 is utmost capacity
Hq--tra.n waichiae ruby of youth had derarleC
wide MISUNDERSTANDING wha, our svumpi
land, are famous to1-big guns and old snag,
Ia fact the embodiment OF women in her hour o
curiosity. Holding the package in one hanc