The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-14


She pned, aud the rose fed from her
cheeks. She stunned the usual amuse.
men,s in which she delighted, and gave
herself uD 10 melancholy. Ner father and
mother became anxious about her health,
AMI wished, when ii was too late, tlas
they had given her to Kennedy o'Hei,l.--
They III! everything to rouse her. in which
after some months, they succeeded, and
she lecgme more resigned. Again they
urged her to marry a yerr wealthy your e
man from the opposite shore. who had
proposed for her hand. even before the
supposed death oE Kennedy. Sae gave a
passive consent, AMI after sopa i.ne they.
were married. S1s wa5 anything buc
happy; she did her best to F'eA~e aaI
MAKE her husband as happy As She could
tut still there was q oo.suess and apathy
in her manners which she could not ban
i>h anl altnou-h Size Lid her bast 10 DO
cheerful, YET Sill, Ia the midst Il hef cf-
forts TO appear gay, ch'I woal creep.
over her, and the thoughts Of ke0nady
hnecb ma b0iHthce. and bow lie lu~I lis life
in coming TO see her, woul f&ar ". j sal,
ness every atterpt sha ma q 10 please
Others, or appear hapny herself. -Four
months after her marriage were scarcely
elapsed VIXEN her husband, who had been
out fishing, GaaTIeled vl,h one Of his
compaaiors as they were returning, aud
commenced fighting, even ia j!se narrow
boat. The other two men enieayoreI 10
separate them, bat without effect; AMI
while the confusion rei.uod, the boat
struck against sHuken rock, and lie four
men we're ejacteI in;o the oceaa, at The
same time that the husband Of Mary re-
reiyel violent blow on the lead. Y. I'll "A
boat hook. The boat kee,e4 wi,h tie
shock, and Immediately ii.Iel with water,
and settled down beneath tie waves ~
three men lose to the surfsco-bat tho
husband of Mary never rose; STAINED ty
the Llow, lie was unable to struggle when
preciptated beneath the wares, aud DO,
came the victim Of lis own rash 4lI GUAR
te.sone habits.
Mary WAS nov alone II the world, anl
possessed Of, comparatively, ? comfortable
independence, and she determined neve.
TO marry again. Several proposals. were
made, but all rejected, with irmncss
that told the solicitor that it would be
rsela.s ~ annIv > s.con4 t;..a "a. -.
m.ined in ,L;s stafa f,r r.s.,1y .-y r,ny.h,
and one eyenfno, - f1.a MOI s (,.r.b.7
=, 1ha shoytarir, aplu,no Inv MI. .lo,inr,
a sailor. with short s,i.,z in his hand and
! brrdfe slDn.. On tha end = i oy,r his
shonldsr, made +, snrea~.p.a =: tie dor.
and ADDRESSING the gy,t3nt mail ,.,s,.ra,
DreDqrinn Tie surDar. reora.,-. I. .,ihE,
and liberty 70 ligt,t - nine
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en1n!ovea af The other end q ,... Lo.sa.
with her back 20 ,le a,.-.
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raw stems sp,,a.el "a lonsa f-,,, rnnf
traa to f,nnlar.,n a,I -, 49,. sa.t.
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wanf no,h;no frn,, To., ,....., =, saI h.
tona was I,nrr;.l aH1 a1,atof ani ia
tnrnal FROM he Iorr a~1 -, Ne , man
,ybo Lal h..h.,J some g.iatstf uryou,Jn,,
mo7.I-r and from vIj.I he vas ,y,ips
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