The south-western., 1861-01-09
Love Connuers al THINGS.


Young man Of the name Of William. Young adyof
the name OF Belinda Lived in the same neighborhood
near ueghb0rng town. Young man gGodlooking but
not rich-penty of poor kin, bat 10 money. Young
ladys beauty not likely to be the death Of her, but
grandma went under year q 60 and left pile Of ten
cent pieces argeas pound wool Young lady des
perately Move with young man. Young man wouldn't
let concealment Hike none Of your dened worms"
feed on his cheeks told his love cmejitly. Youngladr
acknowledged the eorn-thue forever thine, dearest
WillHn.' and Vilted into young mans arms sweet as
you please.
He held her gentle hand nhis,
And pressed her gentle form,
And vowed 70 shield her from tile blast
And from the world cold Storm
And then sh e raised her eyes to his,
Ard SLED. 81 Stops 5f 5ct.
And in the tenderIst accents cried,
oh quit. don't hug me SOP
Such is life and love. Young lady told young man
Intemogate old folks Young man did. Old folks said
motif they could helpG" Young lady broken hearted
quit combing her hair-took of hoops-wore shoes
slp-shod-and Fantad to find relief in silent tomb -
Young man met young lady BY moonlight alone wanted
young lady to throw bundle o clothes outback window,
climb down rope ladder 'into these arms and fly to
squire and happiness. q may die--I know shall die
Wifa1-but never never will wed thee dearest one,
without consent ei ma and pa" 1ouhg man pleads
Ike Angels trumpet toHgued. Young lady stubborn
and dutifl Young mau tries the iudignant-uHbraids
young lady sweals
He did not think to find SO cold
A heaTthe deemed 80 true;
heart Ike his would yield her all,
IfoFe Ike his should WOO,
and talks of pistols and prus5e acid Young lady dis
solved in tears "0a William, leaFe me- quit my sight
foreyer-but take me along with yeu" Young man
happy as nieger at shuckHg, and tells young lady
to look out Saturday night don't be scaredH she
ladder poked up In the window-your William will be
at tother end" Young lady thinks she's gone too far
and SAYS better wait till she's her own mistrcSsony
five wears. Young says Give years be deFned.'
Was coming Saturday night with ladder, if his hearts
idol would fly from parental tyranny and be happy with
him and let him be happy with her. well and good; if
not DISAPPOINTMENT shouldn't feed his vtals long
pistol would fix things quick enough lomg lady all
in tears again. "Gruel man-carry He 20 the ends OF
the earth; don't care where, Just 50 youcar1y me
Saturday night young lady shuts up 'sayageoUs dog"
in smoke house and goes up stairs onng man car
ries ladder two niles puts ladder up to window and
whispers Belinda very loud Belinda doesn't hear
dog does and cuts up among the meat barrels terri
/ bv Old ladv wakes up. Tells Old man somebody's
irving to break in. Old man gess up: takes down
double barrel gun opens door easy slips round to
smoke house and lets dog Hog pitches round aud
trees young man and young lady up ladder. Old man
smells large rat trap full of mice, aud lodges behind
tree. Y Dung people reach the ground, young lady
having drove dog off. 'O William, / am afraid y
here to pTotect-'
Old man lets off one barrel Of gun; young man disap-
pears over enee-leaying coat tail possession of dog
and Young lady and aintS in old mans arms.
Young lady sent of next day Kentucky, and young
man soon starts for TexaS-in horn.
Young lady has been two weeks at a small town IN
Kentucky-telegraphic dispatch night pa quite
sick see if company can be had at hotel and come
home at once Young lady sends to hotel to know il
anybody is going To-, in Tennessee. Yes; genteel
Young going right Straight TO that very place
Early next morning Stage takes up young lady, and
/ f0 bptp tn ia q m
cets IN. William. Belnda hush, don't say a word?
Hows PAP In first rate health. That Dispatch had it
sent myself Wretch where YOU going to take mes
To the parsons.
4 Happy couple at the hotel here last week Tee-
eraphed old man all about it, Old man comes down
next day with all necessary feelings and arrangements
/ TO take young lady home premature widow. 5ut
doesn't doit Young son--aw gentlenanlv and polite
loved daughter SO well couldn't helpit Young lady
all tears again. with equal prop0rtions- Kill me if you
will, my father, but spare Wliam. Old mans feel
ings 20 down several pegs. THINKS no use to cut up
over split mill-"get your hats and bonnets and let's
90 homen Young couple happy as an infant with
fingers stuck full of molasses and feathers Fly around
after baggage old pays hotel bill and all leave
town together.
''Didst thou but know the inly touch of love,
+ Thou wouldst as soon 90 kndle fire with snow
! As seek to quench the fire of love with words"
--~s%---
LADIES SHoULD READ NEwsrAPERs-It is a great
mistake in female education keep young lady time
land attention devoted to only the fashionable literature
of the day If you would qualify her for conversation
you must give her something to talk about give her
education with the actual world and its transprins
events Urge her to read newspapers and become
familiar with the present character improvement Of
our History is Of some Importance, but the past
world is dead and have little comparatively to do
with it. Our thoughts and our concerns should be for
the present world to know what it Is and improve its
condition Let her have an intelligent conversation