The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-25
Che Nenosha Gete9raph.
KENosHA, WIS, JANUARY 95th. 1879

Sistera began 70 nress back, and the soF I
look beoan tn gather IN Bliss Marigoid'-
eyes once more. How close they KS r,'
dra winv again. those days Of long gone
hwF Inst rs they had done in the mrrn
ing, only with such strange tend'fnes
added in their touch. Miss Marigelf
closed her eyes and l-aned mel head ui,,l
Der chair, as if she felt e,caress.. Ard ss'
as the twilight ieei"ned, the present
hour grew st II more dim, and. as n the
yeape between nov AMI then were bto.ted
out, Miss Mari4o'd seemed t" herself =
girl again. How s'1t and delicate her
check was Ii w rounded every eGt l.nss
Of her form how lnug,an soft, andqto'd
en- her hair, and how lightly ,he. treat h,d
as some one bent over her and Whispered
many things
Sack! Jack vt a-Pinohi' she said, and
stretched out her hands iutO tie dlm1ighi.
Ttaen startin up <a4e shock til. redecnsh
ion intO shape again wibh lutte Spat.@
why, this will newer d"!' she ex
claimed " do get light, Miss Mar;geld,
and find out the longitude Of Zanz bar
So 'unntelligent !"
ESut just Us she was taking the match
il hrr hand, there came another knock al
the shop daor, and Mise Marig'ld "aS
star6lcd again 4 Es Is 5t l
a second timer she said. q ST. un
usual On such dag"
Nevertheless, seeing there was ssill &
little glow of slnset on that side Of tht
way, size ventured to step'ta tho door
open Ut. =
Not the tight Wasted cgaico This t:Hn",
h,1
cealed between bis Lat and a handsome
curliag b ard of lrhu gray.
II beg your par'a"n," he said, ~ hr
raised IS hat slightly. III don't know
that yau attend 10 sales to-day; dent
know shat ought tn ask y"G."
'.Ob. YES, sir" said Miss Marlgnld, with
her uw4l smile, ''if there is anything real.
" rcqnbr. :" md between ta'at moment
and ak: ng her place behnd the counter,
she haa arrang ID in aer OWE mind ttp
whole account OI hnW lie had come ~
town with his wife fng Thantzsg' wings
how they reith,r livrd wilere t4aey coata
not make purchases, or how some aces
dent had befalleU her hat since she catlss,
in.
The stranger hesitated moment; but
Mss MarIg,hd was accustomed Is see men
d. That, VIXEN they forge: the name of
the article they were sent for.
Handsome eyes," Thought aEiss Mari
gold, "very;" but what strange. thrill
they gave her, and how stessliay hey
gszed into her own!
what is that in the wiRG@~ 7" b..
said Ribbon. That is what 1 want"
Yes, SIR said Miss MarlgolGS "dId
al ean3 n en- n, "a 90 I'D Oh roo Z hn,
hand over the caunter To receive ii.
No." said the stranger " I'll take j
ALL"
Then, seeing startled look on her face
and ref, ct rng taat she might not like
Sudden dlmiauation OF her stock he
added, ''Never mind. Give MT ang I'll
the pieces. And what are theses Fe4th
ers?"
Miss Marigold silently placed the box
On the cnunter Her latte vision Of Che
happy Thanksgiving party has vanished
ooh, DEAR she said t. herself, Thr
afraid he Is going to masquerade =
"I'll take these" SAID the stranger
sand -" He looked about for somc
further purchases, and seeing nothing
but rows IF boxes, whose contents Were.
past his divlnIug, he turGed bis eyes
towards the bonnets upon The frames,
and added quietly Zone of these"
The masquerade became a nudity I'M
Mss Marigold's miDd, and the fearfui
thought of esca pc from the lunatic asy INN
Was just ready to take its place, when the
hat was suddenly lifted from over the
eyes, The hands stretched toward her, and
the very tones she had just been listen
ing to in the red. cushioned chair cried
gently and lowly, Marigold! Goldl.
Nary" Oh
What Miss MarigoId felt Or did then,
she never knew; only in an instant he
had pushed awav the boxes, spra 7g across
Che counter, and lifted her over to the
little chintz covered sofa in the back
x0om. Then she did not know anything
for little while, and when she opened |
her eyes the handsome face was bending
over her. She reached Out hand and
touched it. Jack? Jack alta Pinch /"
aud smile such as PInkham Sisters had
never seen spread over her face.
That evening they were astonished in
their turn by knock at their door, and |
" hen they saw Miss Marigold come in
leaning on a tall, strong arm, they expert |
enced a shock that displaced Miss Pink. !
hams plum colored bow so far as to re-
veel.an edge of the thin spot, and Pinkie,
for the first time in her life, was startled
off her relative breadth in the carpet
Dear friends, said Miss Marigold, 81
could not help coming to tell yon. I
knew you would like to hear that Jack I
was not lost after all, it was only / and
how he has found me again, and my cup
runneth over, as it always has. SO won
derful the way l am always led SO
many mercies And was ever anything
30 fortunate" she whispered in Pinkham'.
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