The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-23

/ Trite so cruelty To me 2?
He is rascal I said the angry old
gentleman; "a scoundrol He has found
some newer face 10 fi,tter, and tries to
ma Ike you "a blame for his INCONSISTENCY.
Why, the letter IS perfectly absurd on he
face Of it. Accusing you Of having anoth-
n love, and giving your photograph to
some one else You, who have lived
like nun ever since Sir jealousy conde
~cendtd to bestow his reg irds upon YOU
y Il, who are such model Of reserve and
devotion, that your own oil / father has
been jealous fifty times of your
ffaance, to be accused of want Of maid
emily mndestylI should like TO wiring the
! tell WIS neck
There is some terrible mistake, faith
cr."" -
e Mistake | should think there was a
aIstake! There was mistake when we
all believed him to De an honoroIl. gen
L'man, il he was a grumpy, su ky com
panlon; AMI grand mistake when We
believed hin caplbte Of approaching our
Sadie, and making her an affcctiona'e
Husband"
. But, father, am sure he has been de-
ctived in s''Ine way
/" He deceived ! think it is aoe who have
been deceived Well, there, dun't ok at
me SO pitif,tIly I wont rave any IN re
| II re, mother, you talk to her" And
conscious Of his own inability to talk qu
ety., the angry, iusulted f;t;her went off
t" he,iibrary to Ihlrch UP and down aud
| work off his wrath in solitude 3 trsga,
| Poor Sadie! Il. WAS III vain she read the
crnel letter overland over To try and find
some solGtion to tile mysttry She could
not accept her fathers theory Of Aibert's
Voluntary Remuneration her ,ove s. me
influence had been work upon his jrstl-
aus, suspicious nature, she felt convinced,
though what it was, she could not divln /.
1t was a hard blow, and her cross seemed
almost too heavy 10 carry, but she put out
of sight the pretty clothing collected with
So much ctre and full OF such loving a~-
5 cations, ockcd up the tiers hat she
mad wecum, Il SO eagerly, res pended to SO
faithfully, and br veiy crushing her own
SrroW'ut of sight, as aiwiys the low
! ing child, the dcvD cd sister ti the home
circle, fully approaching the tender care
hfr mother bestowed upon her and the
i ielicacS which kept back all her father
expressions of anger she was not Que 4,
arade her griet, nr bare her heart tor
any eye, and. he ttf ,rtto appear calm an
cleerf | vas rewarded NV Il real feeling
,if resignation. She had done no wrong
ma D, rllaps at some future time AI,crt
might learn how truly and faithfully shg
mad loved hun; IN the meantime size
would try to find happiness in her home
her ptrent's love, ana ner friends society
II
matter, perhaps, OUT Que that require
more unscitish neroisln han MANY an act
: admired by lie ~0lll ,..i rs 4,t .f'
Four years pastel away with man,
changes, and Albe 1T U nyton returnfc
from prolonged European triIt.rCir
cInnatl, ana again opened an office 10
tllr practice at law. Amongst the nlanA
lrienis Nho came to ptf 9iiim IL word %
welc me- he Was surprised one nl5rnins
to recelve a>clll from Edgar II lines
t "When helrd you had left Cincin
natl, A., Thought | w"ua Come tor
+ while, ami see If some OF yaur client
would not fancy me for substitute.
Il hone you have done well sal,
Albert, p'ilteiy.
/. ''Oh, yes, pretty wei. You must droI
I. in when you are passing amt see hOwgth
! old office LOOKS By tile way, you KIN W
! am married man, don't youy"
I" No, indeed Did you marry Miss Ell
: Kingdom 7" .,.. t.. I,
Tue name seemed almost to choke hun
g Joken for the first time in fur lon.
years. .-,...t..! ....
Miss Elkinoton Never heard Of he
! in my life. What put that INTO yoa
!. headY 2 W
:. Twas she not the lady who answered
your advertisement for Il wits?'
20 AL, must tell you ali about thai
. Can jou listen to a long story +"
yes"
swell, about two years ago [ had bust
ness which called me to Boston, ant
anOngst other gentlemen friends there
, was one Mi. Green, who m ,de me wei
come to very pleasant home, and intro
/ duced me toa very pretty daughter anc
an equally pretty niece, Nj lss Lizzie Thorn
dyke. OF hilton, Mass. Miss LIZZIE wa
, in Boston purchasing her bridal fnery
being engaged to q young gentleman iron
New YORK. 1t was not long before no.
tlced that the young lacy avoided me as
much as possible, seeming half afraid o
me when thrown into my company My
business Was soon Transacted, but my hear
was soon yielding To he chains of ANNIE
j Green, anu fingered in the city, trying
to win an answering affection succeed
ed and woh the fat hers consent to my
suit. The day was set for a double wed
ding. The cousins wishing To be married
at tue Same time. You look bored AL Y
"Oh no, go on" said Albert, VINO GER
ia MY did look bored. mss tt.4 - 4
Well, to make long story short, Liz
lies J5etnce, Mr.. Moreton, came on from
j New YORK, preparaLiOns were going or