The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-20
Miaellanrans,
Love Conquers All Things.
A Story OF the Blighted Hopes and Broken
Hearts, and Restoration Of Both.

A Story OF the Blighted Hopes and Broker
Hearts, and Restoration Of Both.
Long story, but must make il
short. No taste for love stories
this hot weather. Got the partic
ulars from an individual who had il
by heart.
Young man of the name of Will
liam. Young lady Of the name OF
Belinda, Lived in the same neigh
borhood near n ncighboring town.
Young man good. looking, but not
rich-plenty Of poor kin and not
any money. Young lady's beauty
not likely to ever be the death OF
her; ; bat grandma went under u
year ago and left her a pile ten cent
pieces us large as a pound of wool.
Young lady desperately in love
with young man. Young man
desperately in love with young la
dy. Young man wouldn't let con-
cealment, "like none of your DENIED
worms" feed on his cheek and
told his love ome.jitly. Young la.
dy acknowledges the corn-"t!linc
forever, thine dearest William ! :"
and wilted into young mans arms
as sweet as peach.
"He held her gentle hand in his
And pressed her slender form,
And vowed to shield her from the blast,
And from the worlds cold storm,
And then she raised her eyes to his,
And filled with drops of woe,
And in the tenderest accents cried,
oh, quit-don't hug me SO !"
Such is life and love. Young
lady told young man to interrogate
old folks. Young man did. Old
folks said "not if they could help
it." Young lady, broken hearted
quit combing her hair took off
hoops-wore shoes slip-shod, aud
wanted to find relief in the silent
tomb.
Young man met young lady by
moonlight alone, and wanted young
lady to throw bundle Of clothes out
of back window-climb down q
rope ladder :" into these arms
and fly to the squire and happiness.
L" may die-I know | shall die.
William, but never, never will
wed thee, dearest one, without con,
sent of Ma and Pa" Young man
pleads like angels, trum pc t
tongued. Young lady stubborn
and dutiful. Young man tries the
indignant upbraids young lady
swears
He did not think to find so cold
A heart he deemed SO true;
A hear. like his would yield her all,
If love like his should WOO.
and talks of pistols and prussic ac-
id. Young lady dissolves in tears,
"Ol William leave me--quit my
sight forever-but take me along
with you !"
Young man as happy as a mig
ger at a corn .shucking, and tells
young lady to look out Saturday
night, and don't be scared if she
sees a ladder poked in at the back
window, "your dear William will
be at 'tother end"
Young lady thinks she's gone too
far, and says, " better wait till she's
her own miStress--only five years.
Young man says " five years,
bedarned." Was coming Satur.
day night with ladder, if his hearts
idol would fly from parental tyran
ny and be happy with him and lei
him be happy with her, well and
good; if not, disappointment
shouldn't feed on his vitals long, q
pistol would fix all things quick
enough.
Yonng lady all tears again
Cruel, crnel, cruel man--carry
me to the ends of the earth dom
care much where, just SO you carr,
me-"
Saturday night young lady shu
up savigorous dog in smoke hous,
and goes up stairs. Young mar
carries ladder two miles puts lad
der up to window and whispers
" Belindy " very loud. Belindy
doesn't hear, dut dog does, and cut
up among meat barrels terribly
Old lady wakes up. Tells old mar
somebody's trying to break in
Old man gets up, takes down doub
le-barrel shot gun, opens door ca
sy, slips round to smoke house anC
lets dog out. Dog pitches rounC
and trees young man and young
lady up ladder. Old man smells /
large rat trap full of mice, an(