Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-05


Him who sees the heart.
The laws OF Nature are imperative. Yes
sells sailing on the highway of the deep, if
they come into collision, must be shattered
in proportion 10 the force OF the shock and
strength OF wood and iron Steam engines
rushing over the highway of the land will
crush the spirit out OF whatever form Of life
strives in recklessness TO impede their way.
They will dash beyond the barriers OF eter-
nifty with their eight of Being AM Fer
nifty will receive il. The laws of LIE and
those of matter when they come into open
conflict mast fight desperate battle. The
King will have order among is subjects, or
they must pay the penalty.
There Was 10 one to warn, or caution.
or restrain these young girls in their way
of life; no one to say that the basement in
which they lived would prove a fatal dwell
ing place TO at least one Of them; no one to
open for them the doors of another home
to tell them that labor, day after day. in
the dark and dismal cellar, was acting on
the constitution and mind OF Jenny ruinous-
u. Kits eyes, which were swift to see,
for her affection sharpcned their power Of
vision, did perceive that Jenny grew thin
as she grew tall, and that her face, always
pale, had changed strangely in its hue, and
constantly was changing; end that she wea-
ried more easily than she had done of such
light labors as she could perform. The
watchful guardian saw this, and she asked
herself WIN was it so? and what was to be
done? With many q foreboding and mis-
giving asked It,. And in solitude she delib-
Grated on these questions: If the old man
were not there? or, ifhe could be left alone?
But the impeachment existed in either case.
and poor distracted Kit, how could she le-
move it? There he was, and their fortune
was his--they were indissolubly bound to-
gether-there he was--there was the ever
growing fear of solitude. The few times
subsequent to James burial that Jenny went
out to spend the day with Kit in the street
after the old fashion, proved to her that it
would not do to leave him alone--and not
only did the old mans complaint put a stop
TO even so much exertion as this, Jeany's
strength was not long equal 10 the cxerilon.
The last time that they made the ex
pertinent KItreturned before noon with Jen
ny TO the basement. IL was the first and
only occasion that Kits tears had fallen
since the change haj begun to manifest it.
self in her charge. Bitterly, passionately
did they fall
4 new care was now upon her. Many
were the devices to which she resorted by
way of making the time pass easily
and pleasantly to Jenny. The old mans
imbechty and carrulity served Kit here
Since james death he had lived in the past,
and the early Years of his life had been
eyentful wears to him. Back to the days of
youth his thoughts were forever returning.
He had lived in the country, he had known
better fortune. and neither Kit or Jenny
eycrwearle1 o. ais telling Of those days
Sunday had always been the girls holi-
day-but long before the summer endedit
ceased to be SO. There was no longer time
for rest: for holiday--Ait's 'lAbors went on
day after day, from morning till night. and
sometimes on from night nearly til morn
lng--and Jcnnys health became so feeble,
that had Kit found the leisure, she had not
the strength even for enjoyment.
The disease which had been wears in UNI
r;n3 T.mnn a,ya,. - go oY"S,,Iu''o' %"
shot ,," T h'or, %o wei L niI"' rs, UmI
for moment glowed with the greatest hope
that /, had ever known.
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