The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21

could not do justice TO letter of that kind.
20 refrain, and content 10 let the sentiments
Of 1t "know and fret me.
the END MUST COME.
josie used TO call on Fisk frequently
during the month Of October, and as fire.
quently importuncd him for money.
Fisk would see her, and this
would unnerve him. This letter explains
itself
,., OCTOBER %, 1870.
why should write you AGAIN. Shall
L ever reach the end There comes an
other and another chapter, until l get
weary with the entire affair. ] would for.
get 1t, and no doubt you would the same.
me mistake yesterday was almost the
mistake of lifetime for me. Who sup
po'cu lor an instant that you would ever
80 my path again In spirit of submits
s'on sho with contrite spirit2 You
Jaw u0he mat you should be sorry for,
anu 'ne same IN permitting it. This can
ter and l shall see you no more.
L would fain tear your image from my
mind and l will. Why, I thought ali
night last night and all day to-day Of your
saying 81 would rather be q toad ;" &c,
&C Was that written TO apply to me2 l
should say so. Yes. Who knows what
yoi would not conceive. No one but your.
self. And l must weigh you carefully.
for l have nothing but a great character
TO deal with, and ! must meet things care
iulIy. You might suppose you could love
two and, perhaps, more elements, and
make them hover near you. Certainly
you did last night, and, for shame, I was
one of them. But it will never occur
AGAIN For once let US be honest.
Don't begin plotting Tomorrow. Take
tomorrow for thought, and be governed
by this letter, for the writer has much OF
your destiny in his hands.
JOSIE STILL oLIsos TO HIM.
Notwithstanding their last farewell lat.
ter, she still chung to him, and continued
to ask him for favors, which be ALWAYS
! granted, as we sec from the following:
NOVEMBER I, 1870.
MISS MAssFIELD-I have taken the
steps for the corn doctress' removal to A
! southern cline, where her business should
be better as vegetables of this class thrive
more rapidly there than on our bleak
shores. presume it will take from two.
or say four days, before / get the passss,
when they will be sent TO you. Should
she call on you say 10 her 10 come back in
four days and you will have them for her.
sent you package by Maggie for wha.
you desired on Saturday evening, with a
little surplus over for trimmings, which
hope you received. am Of your opinion
regarding not only DR.. Pape, but all the
doctors. You are well; let nature take
its course You are in too good health TO
tamper with constitution as good as
yours. This is important for your consid-
| Grafton.
Yours truly, JAMES
Enclosed find $500. Please use. am
very sorry We could not have arrived at .
more satisfactory conclusion last night
did all could, and the same feeling pre-
walls Ger me now. With a careful and
watchful manner you should look At all
our affairs. You should make no mistake.
| You told me should hear from you when
| you came TO conclusion. Therefore
| wait upon your early reply,.a and until then
/ ] must Of course pursue sIn.Ssrne course l
have for the last six w eky / hope we
shall mutually understand each other, for
the thing could be made, as it should DO
I made, satisfactory To you. am yours,
JAMES.
FfsKs BoYIsHsEss
We now find Fisk completely melted
again towards the woman TO whom he had
written such severe letters Josie never
gave him up. BY and by Fisks love
came back again by degrees, and We find
him writing as fondly as ever:
November IA, 1870.
DEAR DoLLY-Do you really wish to
see a "brigand at your house to-nizht7
If so, what hour, or from what hour and
] how late should / call for l might be
able to come at eight, or perhaps not until
ten. Say what hour, and how late is your
limit after the time you hrst say.
November Is, 1870.
1nclosed find box for tonight. Should
you find you cannot use it, send it back to
me later. DO you feel as ssid you would
this morning. The box, OF course, is for
whoever you may invite.
Yours ever, JANIS.
November le, ls-.
DEAR DoLLY-Don't feel that way. Go
riding, and tonight, darling, will take
you to rest. shall 60 out at hslf.past
three, and you can safely look ahead, dar-
ling for rest 1t will come, and we shall
Yours, truly, JAMES.
NOVEMBER, 49, 1870.
Shall go to the race to-day, and this
evening am engaged until late and am
afraid you would get tired waiting for the
ring of the bell or the knock at the door.
30 will not ask you to wait my coming
unless it be your wish, in which case I
will come as early as / can. Yours, &c.
lnclosed find the Leidunnor Bali.
Yours truly J.F.JR
Monday morning.
Not time to come up. j. f. JR.
We have not given in full the letters
which passed between these two, A. our
columns would be overpowered by their
length. The most important facts, how
ever are before our readers, and they, each
for himself, will doubtless form such opin.
ions as he may choose. The letter GER
tainly place Fisks character, for fidelity and
kindness, in very strong light, and not.
withstandng the disgrsceful Eason which
they exhibit, show traits of feeling
and emotion worthy better connection.
->OS-
TOO MUCH FOR THE DEVIL.
This is Ed. Hale's story; A man had
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