Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

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"Mr. Bell, | shall give the children lust what
think proper, TO play with, and shall not asl,
your advice at all in the matter" He dropped
his fierce look as suddenly as if thunderbol.
had unnerved him.
Pa tn Mary" said he, $50 you may; :" and
Oft he went heartily ashamed of his folly.
Josh was a blacksmith, and lived down at the
cross reads, about mile from the yillage.
'Where?'
That's for you to find out all I shall tell you
is that they lived on direct line of one of the
underground railroads, about ten miles from the
shores Of a river that makes dividing line be-
tween Freedom and Slavery; and to be said that
they owned some stock in some of those liberty
LOVING companies that intest some places, whose
spectators NEEDLE more in Virginia bonds than
VAS agreeable to the peculiar friends Of the pc
culiar institution"
But that is neither here nor there to nv sto-
ry. You know Josh lived IN a GOOD substantial
brick house, as was saying, lust out of the vii
lsge. His house, like most of the houses out
west, had front door in the centre, oDaning in
to the hall, which hall had q door on each side
one opening into the parlor, and the other into
the family dlnlng-room or siting-room. There
was kitchen back Of the sittinr-room and a
back door to the parlor, that opened out into the
door-yard and garden; and this door-yord add
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