The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08
One inch Of space will be counted a square
He drew her closer to him and kissed her

ingly. .''i'A
lzzs.Ea
He drew her closer to him and kissed her
passionately.
upon my word p said gay voice be
hind them with comical mixture of hor-
ror and amusement in its tones
They looked up and saw Addie. who had
entered uuperceived. julie started, but How
ard held her firmly, so she shook her long
curls over her face, and awaited further de-
velopnents.
1t seems Addie had been greatly eyer-
cised by jules disappearance, and had
gone about enquiring-''w where is Julia
Deane? Has anybody seeen Julia Deane p
No one knew Jules whereabouts, and Ellen
who alone could have informed her did not
chance to hear the question so Addie, hav-
ing searched for her everywhere, had at
iasI stumbled upon her hiding place, where
as she sarcasticallly observed she seemed to
be amusing herself much more agreeably
than she could do among the prosy people
in the other room.
81 suppose | am intruding," she remark
ed, nevertheless not offering to go, but
julie. presume the mention Of his name
will not be entirely forbidden now, will it?"
noddipg her head at Howard, to indicate
him as the possessor of the name referred to.
Suddenly, her glance fell upon one of the
mittens which was lying on the floor, where
julie had dropped it. Enchanting at it's
beauty she picked it up saying:
''Where did it come from who made til
did you julie, say did you p
julie never spoke word and Howard an
swered for her.
"
same time skillfully displaying in such
manner as to bring it under Adde's observ-
alton, the hand which wore the mitten's
mate,
''Oh, julie 7" cried Addie the moment she
saw it, Il always thought you gave How
ard the mitten, and now know it and
shall report as much but it is rather un
common for aFman to get first and second
mitten from the same person, | should
say"
'Quite as uncommon for the second nit
ten to be received with as much thankful
ness as | can testify to in this case said
Howard
Addie concluded just then that she ruight
be be missed in t he parlors, and possibly
Howard, at least, did not regret her de-
parture At all events he did not look
ter in the evening he dawued with julie up
on the company. The surprise gave the
gossipS occupation for week.
- -s~.-
Forty cents oh the greenback dolaris
the legal tender in Canada.
The French papers call Semmes ''The
Hero of Sixty Chronometers.
If you marry scoIding woman, your
chill dren will be dollhouse plants
Hopeless old maidenhood or bachelorhood
is matchless misery.
Persons who pretend to be dying for the
truth, sometimes die of it when they get
it.
Laziness will cover your garden with
weeds; hard drinking will cover your wife
with weeds
Pray as if all your trust were in Provi-
dence, but work as if all your rrnst were in
yourself
With The Egyptians the enchan ters were
only learned men with US learned women
are enchantresses.
they who walk on the heads of the multi.
tude walk insecurely Mems heads are
dangerous footing.
If you wish to keep your enemies from
knowing any harm of you, don't let your
friends know any
We like to see an hourly struggle between
a farmer and his geese which shall be the
latest, man or birds.
A stormy repentance often makes Sec
nd nd OF
more pious repetition Of the fault.
Even if a woman had as many locks up
on her heart as she has upon her head,
a cunning rogue would find his way into
it.
The memoirs of Lieutenant General Scott
announced some months ago, have Just
been issued by Sheldon &Co., III two vol
umes.
Sometimes when a person thinks that he
is bound in common decency to cry, almost
weeps for Joy at the near approach of the
tear of grief
We tell you, young ladies' that divine
love is better than human. You had bet
ter be upon your own knees than upon
the gentlemau's.
A retired actor, with fondness for pou
try was asked why he named t,vorte hen
'.Macdufis" He replied that it was because
ne wanted her to clay on
When there are peace and fulIness in a
nan he wishes not to enjoy anything but
himself every motion, even of tie body
ostles the full nectar cup.
The professional money. lender moves
;tealthiy as an agre as though haunted by
he memory of a thousand acts that have
written him down in the DEVILS memoranda.
S. NJ Clark Superintendent of the Prin-
ting Department in the Treasury, las near
y completed the necessary plates and ma
;hinery for the issue Of three-ceut notes.
Tweuty-seven hundred residents Of Bos-
ou and Koxbury have signed petition to
oe presented to the next Legislature, for
he annexation of the latter place to the
ormer
Martin A. Freeman pure African ma
i've Of Rutland Vt, and graduate of Mid
llebury College, sailed from New York for
Liberia, last week. He is professor i'll the
new college. .s. t.3.
eAhere are some very cultivated men who
split themselves ID opposite directions to-
wards heaven and hell,just as saanander,
cnt in two, runs forward with its front and
with its hind part.
A fellow who hasn't the heart to fall in
love himself will often try to spoil the little
love Of everybody else ; just like the boy
who blabbed about the stolen apples, oily
because he hadn t the courage to go into the
orchard
j A brother and sister met in Lowell, Mass,
On I Thanksgiving dayy no had Il tseen each
other before for more than forty y, airs He