The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-04


and an anthem of CIVILIZATION -:
"Unto thyself be true, ga 3.
And 1t Dllist follow, II. the hight tha day.
-. 1h4u caGs. not thsn BE false To any man.
Tie Welding was = quiet affair ",
NersAhi atrA Ely tbs gray haired 4,fa pas
tori W DO had da4iaitSi'neEesislfslkne il
4a8yAood, and whose raven locks | hat
pulls q no .sfp hearts contanto-inta whose
apes ketsff siSs.s4) often sesrc ned to find some
Gil iaf;, (. Tor ltt!t gusts. rzOfl all 9TH.
mlbtsters'i BAD known,FiIG alone was 1tht
.oi9 e5ioitici.t this Important occa
simlaIo4basib Head ayBd 99m1alag& ta sa
we nsaved tito thelaame house will
JohhaIipirca tallI 1trle | to take the
o.. G fla dfattlter Of course did mol
.init eV. rSttNit 2 50 / would likEss .IAvei II
D5u SfFinaxsc afsawaice for lhe manUcr il
witch ef- haa Seen trosigtlt, mp. Mother
4 Used Ia: k Hdiy epoWgli, but as though
| lad iiil Jaeig lent. h nd5 aGldJhardlyi b.,
truste,ii;in,Se with aiiY ching thatraqu rec
,Yfebf ftsGug ssrtJ ltIseemdd that she re
g:s7ied tie asagehi4sisl ff I've 4,,"ka.l after
And mad lc bafersai8lo Sometimes if
+ IL re;ssiyifo crg our. .weuid say,s Fol-
us sieaf sake ? ana City up my tears, and
ana e 'ayse. Flnappy by 2LltTie tlialt, THAI
hurt | kgtEla1tlittiei thcr,is OF the thistle
n@t.me, Every aay,blt had shed my fee,
iniast4olq patton or aheu.s< gai7fG
Itrtbd h',t To ,.drs.w amy com paris ms
between my two homes, bat thsy wonld
contaap tu me. syGd segIif1d s.g' Z
81. 0he5 OF, the adornmcnts 4wii tlewhicl
Mother Wheeler beau; flied the GwallsE.ol
., 9gr saai,s was Il cat and kittens cut out
OF black ,ioti ansi pianeds on white hack
grsuna.a9J grew very tired pf The round,
headed eats aud cautiously suggested
their renewal but her 1FOh,dnu. I like to
see thunil siieIsced me.sa / did want the
SNOW wntte window curtains 10 be made
- bong that they woutibjnst toach the
Hoor, but she wanted them made long
eGoagh to reach only tn the window stills,
aud starched so stiff1y they ratified like
paper igss.3 sH8 llg i9i0E ui T@atHs i
Over the mirror in the,asittlng room
Sefe5iongi spraysaaf asparagus dropped
that in4itatwllight looked ke faint mist,
white the finest gilt1can1 .bronzed tail
Fathers slaughtered chickens inter.
m ;agted. wi h3the,1delicate agrcena;a Her
sids-saeldie, lwitfrthe crimson plush scat
and bright, Drassy tixings, always hang, in
The best bedroom, and III the night its
dim outline would hook like the horned
h adofs q buffalo 1t vas7 not /, for me,
Johns y0angw lfe, Chatty, TO say that its
time honared plaie should be vacated and
that it could hang ina closet or iii the
attic, out of sighT.a h eiaYiay vssH oss r.
Great punches of dried herbs hung
from the ceiling in the kitchen, while the
v.ry ch ,icest and most aromatic depend
ed from the walls of tife- sitting room
Files ,lf bed clothes reared themselves ilu
like things of life from different and con
spicuous corners of the rooms.sl1 Is f
D All his that shocked my ideas of good
taste, pleased snd sratitieti poor mother,
who had been accustomed to these -r,gu.
latiens all her life John wanted t4 break
in Iupni ner rules, but could not endare
the thought of the Innovation citing
aside hr & 'od OH way aud taking, as II
we've, her work from her shands, Just as
lthoughshe had outliyed her usefulness
lit would have been cruel and tnOughtles>
and wonld have given her agtatal wound
She had lsosn5a e. cat de Slofgtt ,uble, had
brought up large family, who were mar
-ried and living in homesofitheir own.. +, 4
6 Death had taken from her two lovely
babes who were just beginning to pratt
tie andone son, d young man, had met
I'm awful deathgbya being dragged more
.fhania mile over new road with his
foot 7fastlin the istirrup.I Her husband
had been 81 cnrity for neighbor5in the
first years of herr welded life, and had
the debt to- pa w. Half off the sum she
paid little by littie,g with BUTTER ami
cheese, and dried fruit, and berries that
she gathered with hernursing baby lying
IN the shade near her. saeie 9df H. 9lslg
81 Often, while toilinga thus, the dishonest
rascal, whose debts she was; sacrificing
herself to paywould dash past her, clean
and soft handed, and stately and proud
IN his gathering carriage t33fes y a. &.
ga Oh, could i, an interloper, come into
her home and mark out rev lines and new
duties, and crowd against the wall this
crowned cid heroine God helping me,
said in my heart, / will truly be daugh
ter unto you. }M52Aogon8 $50 masf gs4fs.
Iscould sec that my music wasisometline
new that she did not like--that her Lip
would curl a little when she would touch
my magazines and book OF poetry sc
most heartily did II sing sweet old church
music, and when / placed the books on
the table, would lay Pilgrims Progress
or volume of Sermons, good, old vel
read books on mine, as though intlmating
a preference. ut was a little thing, but
mother understood it and her eyes would
follow me in questioning look, as. much
rs to say, Il wonder If you love me, Guar.
ity ~ She always. called me Charity
sounding the r very distinctly. @sai. ...... !.
She wore old-fashioned laced caps, with
a full border or frill all; around the face
All the pride she had seemed to. centre il
her faultlessly neat but oldtime caps. Hei
hair was abundant. and quite brown and