The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26
kENosHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY OCTOBER 26; 1865

But one day he and Snsgsby had y quar-
rel That young gentlepar made an ex-
'trayagant demand on the petty cash. and
because his wishes were not complied With.
flew into passion, and said many naId and
bitter things This made Gedrgeifrghlen !.
ed, and wien he went honle he had almost
made up his mind to tell his mother wa,at
he had done But his mother had beeesat;
tackled by sudden lluess, AID, could nos .,e
disturbed. Watching beside lsr9 t:sorge
thought over the folly and wickedness II
his conduct. He remembered the old bdns
500 of truthfuness .nd honesty whicinslle
impressed upon him. and kneelingi besidt
her bed he wept and prayed for pardon.
On the next morning Mrs lempletm
had in some degree recovered; but ,G' orgc
had made up his mind to go and tell the
whole truth to Mr. i.atiiher, Ga reaching
the Office he found Mr.. Latimcr was there
and had just inquired for him; and with n
trembling fralne aud beating near, he went
up TO; bis master's private room. n II ,uf
M Latimer was carefully reading 8 let
ter when George went in, but ne, nlotinned
TO him to sit down, and said nothing qto
him for several minutes On looking up,
he nodded famiiiarly, aud asked show Was
George, and how was Gelrgels, Mother /.
George could hardly reply that his ntptbs:
was ill in body, and be- was sick At hearl,
that II Mr.. Latimer would allow lhim to 10,
he wanted to say something Of iinnortapce;
but Mr.. Latimger interrupted Ia in,n dby say
ing;-- idw. aaiar9 edi} soa2is.z3
10 My dear George. ! G,ean to make you d
present. oftive-apd twenty pou,ds;en! what
do you say 10 that? .,ash ~ aad 6 x
t9'Ipdeed, indeed, sir. 70 said George, idh
not deserve this; indeed, inJesdt inyt 10 u
~ Indeed,i indeed, = said the old gfilteniaui
deserving or, lupleserying The, tive-and.
twenty pounds are yours. Enis |, tnInk,
will make things straignt." dsuuld gui.H
He handed oveI oue pound llne. and 4
written paper containing All ex,.eI list d
every penny that George had taken. The
whole SUM amounted 10 twenty ttTse poif'rts
eleven sniiings George nearly tainted; 1tfc
fell on his knees before MR. LatIn;er assnt
begged forgiveness .s,... raoat
ii. Frankly and freely forgive you 81! ID
not fear that yanr folly and y0pr ornaS
snail be heavily punished; / overlook b,tn
Snagsby has led you iuto most Of the tnis
Chief, and acting, as you nug';t have ex
pected he would have done, he has hetrayut
you to screen himself Wnat has become
OF him don't know; | shall not inq'fire
lie has gone off With m1re ti,an douhlo the
amount which you have taken; but wish
the matter TO be kept secret, and ani re-
solved TO- give you another opportunity /"
being what You ought TO bs. q No one sh4:
ever know it, not, even y"ur4 Dlotner, wha
has taken place. q. 7 on are wei, ONE to wh.s
you have taken; you shall remain i'll my
employment; but bewarei of evil cotnpau,
bewass Of forsaking the old PATHS bsaSs,
Of forgetting your God. There go"
|. Aud so, refusing to- hear any more alHh
it, ar. Latimer dismissed Gong fco'u IN
room. George never forgot thai interview
He, turned over new leaf; III. began to lea
new life; he had, / think and ID hope
new heart. And though the np-mli worb
was harder than the downward Course a
first, he perseyered and was happy. Wha
became of Snagsby DO not know Som
time since, however, understand he wa
arrested under suspicionsof forgery, but q
this am not quite certain. re 155oag ..I.,