The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25

| Tic. WV u nope you are hearty
ready, It would never do for IL. person
like you to be late. So many mercics
In n few minutes more Miss MarigoId
Sc. off, with her heart all in a glow, and
her headin rather unbecoming second
hand bonnet, which she had taken from >
customer, in payment for the work on y
new one.
"Wonderful," she said to herself
every time she put 1t ON, show my wants
are always met"
And in just one hour and half she
came back, limping a good. deal, to be
ure, but smiling radiantly, and finding
that the stew was at the very point tG
put in the onion That would need al
least twenty minutes, so Miss Marig ID
sat down on the other side of the seam In
the carpet to & enjoy a. little
season with 'ia copy of "Se'ec
tions from Sacred Poets" bound
in red morocco zone of the few tangible
relies nf the days her little hardware
tailsrnah had just now conjured from the
past. The fragrance of the saucepan had
hardly been pushed aside by the SWEET
SAVIOR she found in it's pages when knock
was heard at the shop door Miss Mari
gold was really startled. $50 unusual on
a legal holiday" she said But when she
opened it she found NJ more terri flying
object than a little servant girl of thc
Pltikmm Sisters, ina green calico dress
with yellow spots, and very fight in the
waist, to say that t'the ladies sentttcir
b SC pnpllments,a and would Miss MarigoId
favor them by coming right away IL
take very simple dinner"1 -9s 'a '.
Dear me !" said Miss Marigold !;
"s1ch kindness! Ofcourse I will, and BIZ
only too happy. Right away, yes, indeed,
and my best thanks to the lad es' s.,
unex pected ~ ~ tH
Wonderful" said Miss M4rigolA
again as she closed the door after the
messen err, for ifthe truth were to be
told, at the very moment she opened the
"Selections," a question altogether mno
dare was pressing upon her mind 'C6oid
she, by adding u little water, 20 the
stew, make it appear quite enough for
two days? Otherwise, ulless some Gus
TONER should drop in in the morning, sh-
Ibid not quite see how she was 10 manage
ABOUT the next days marketing The
quarters rent, always rather heavy drain
had been paid the day b.fore, and the
one little piece Of currency left from
that had been dropped in the poor box Il:
tie church For certainly there WIS no
one there more distinctly called upon, g.
wonderfully as she had always been
carried through. FL.
| So sh3 smiled more radiantly than be,
fore as she lifted tie saucepan over to
the stone shelf in the paptry 10 cool, and
withdrawing he onion, laid it ON u plate
by its side Then Oae moment at the
looking glass on the other side If the
seam and she was ready. Not the bonnet
his time. that hal done very we'll for
once, but second time might disarrange
her hair. Soft was another relic. p A
hood of silk that had ouce been apple
green, close fitting on the inside, but puff
fei out with elder down. until it would,
on first sight, give the impression that
Miss Marigold's brifin has become sud
dcnIy innlfed by, some tremendous
enthusiasm, and that the first breath OF
encouragement from the outside might
Carry her entirely away.
II hope have not come too soon," she
~ai'i, as she stepped into the sitting roam
Eof Pinkham Sisters and was met by her
hostusses standing in their usual relative
positions, and arrayed in ancient orotades
with very full skirts and skimping
sleeves, aud wearing, the one a yellow
and the other q plum colored bow of
broad ribbon just over the thin spot on
1.-THE top Of the head. PIpkham and
Pinkie the customers called them if they
wished to speak Of them seoarately for
the sign said only aa'Pinkham Sisters, y
and they never were known to use any
more Individual term in addressing each
other i,'' &.' '2N' 1' 5iiI''fif' ..a.a
Not minute" said Pinkhan1 ION
the other hand we really feel that we
must apclogize,'' 4s ~sa@. i'fas laaa
a"oh, not minute" said Pinkie, in the
Supesr-sohrano Eyes, We really should
apologize 2" #.S'A' @t+ as
The truth is, we felt such an anxiet,
about the chicken, whether it was goina
to take handsome brown" 90
'''Such an anxiety" said Pinkie "we
afraid it wasn't going to take a hand
!, -ome brown" A-7 ''@. &ait
Aud then again, sister wasn't at all
we'll yesterday She could hardly raise
her head from the pillow" ,a@19
"Oh! no, could hardly raise my head
from the pillow Eo "a
/ ''Bnt she's been Frightening up every
minute to day 50 we felt we must have
! the pleasure Offending for you" Z
"Oh! yes, Frightening every minute
} to-day; we felt we must have the pleas
ure" 4. ~. @ ~
i "Well, I'm sure" said Miss Marigold, as
her little head slipped out of the inflated
mood, not a hair disturbed, '""rm SO graft
fed So entirely unexpected! r.. 11L
I on! don't speak Of it, sid Pinkham,
) whlIe she waved the tight-vaisted calico
majestic sign to place che chicken on
4 the table: ntIe favor is altauether on one