The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

"'rhe fact i. jams, that I ,~prct u
were q'Iie nncon>ciousiy III love with
he young lady"
Nj! rep'ied |, ssontiy; 'of that I'm
quite certain; hut admit that att.r
had honghr over the m tier some weeks,
asker my>'l Ii vhyI should not marry
tler { her parents wou Il < sc her to ms
willingly. and if she Thought, si,e could
ne h poy ~lfh me. That. IN Il way, she
loved me was 90 sure as ] .vsi her
nor wits vrr's love that was as i'm
ons.itie TO: me as c.,nd-~'ght but with
affection .te DprO0ttlln, cnrdsal .drnira
ION. genuine utrasure in her society.
con'd take her trom poverty 10 aM ,ens',
and when lid, leave her independent
"What prospects has poor persnns
dtu9httl? H. can leave her nm hing. II,
ny SINE painful pr rcrss. he cpntlive" t.
t'iu2,te her-As 1t IL ctIled---fo make II
gpvernesS IT her Vhtra life l. before her.
declare th:nk g'r' hai better MAR,
Nv kind. Z ''t maH win loves ncr than
: nch. 'tech, teach; c'n fl a. viii he nld
Aaam 10 hl'ireu dly after hay, vest
4 ter year; having no tleed IN Of ACTION.
un Aoine III" while. eli She IL tuc Old frI
/; AID st'er hrI41iHg he1 family, she Ela-
IL, ha, - we'd villa ~ rs her twenty ~
tirtv pouhAa per annun, on which, ("
langu IN and die. u ruthy, moreover,
could oniv bt fiji fnr a very anterior sitHa-
Il ~; ~he III bright D rt8.hut M ~. tenn
At G tr,in'ng Wha' was To become t
n,en? She might-With her u fractions,
she pTohab wnui.1--"nme aero more
than one man who would he tend 81 he, {,
ant could no' marry without money o.
~ h4' nsn would hat be? After h,>cnS~-
ing he matter with tnsSrit month, |
wrote her "A letter, "f winch | rem III '"'r
every word -ny, even To" position al the
sept. nces old hcr that though Mt
WIN vupng mans low, not with h.
s.cteH love h a given my wife, | loved
her: that | Mou 4 ! ice in her pres
enrr, would shield her AS far a. could
:r"'n The Ills "f life, till my death and
after It, wun 4 advance h-r brhher>'
ard sister, Interest, make her m0ther'>
life ensiar. t"iG her Ia take h. r own
f.>
rent wrote late one night. and mex
morning the let or serm,i ~ me TO-.
i'm Uoria tor my pos bag | was MOI afraid
ha the 81 rvan,s Or Post Office people would
ihnk ~ odd that wrote q tier, ICT | hat
often done thai; hu resolved to take the
'.'lrr tn , SELF, aud p"s' II q Cr''estord. The
Pos master here had married parls'.ioner
Ui niue; she would be glad o see me; he
walk Was "A peasant 0Le. and VAS in Il lrsmt
ut III nd which demanded quirk motion [
s stepped 0u' cheerliy, hat hrlgnl Sep miner
morning wondering, among other wonder
Ings whether D,rnthy aud shOu d ever
W. K that way M III n AMI VI r--'
Nov " interrupted Jtck. Il suppose we
are coming 10 he pnsiage Stamps
We are" said | nut we must come 81
hem Ty own @ay. The Pns' Office Cross
'crd was grncer's shop. The mistress nv
friend, Mrs. = ms was, as expected, pleas.
ed VII h my visit.
Sucu n PIE isure 10 he sure, SIR. and you
iuOk,rg so we.i-"frekh ss ii 4 year 90" IA
my good IMAM do say 0i you, SIR, spe olaI
US nr's u cely, SIR; thank yop-gUne 10
BuXham marke tn look ahu It, some pigs.
There's fac new Aorr. they do say. hat SIR
Wnlala nave TRIO ,gnt iE,o The county from
Ynu'ii come IN he parlor
slr. ana 81, down Youmty well took ~ aIl
,hem u,ters / cuudu'i say new many han
been tor siam u his m"rning aud hadn't
one III hat an hour agune. Master Charley,
too, have been tor seine. They letI tr-ir
le 'trS, and aid Id see 10 Stamping them
Snd will. surely.
"tl dit tor you" said /. L sec you
want TO put away these goods aud it will
smuse me white talk 10 you
So. nCtwlt hsiauding r sisiance on her
part / began. darrsay there were BET wern
tnIrty and forty at :hem md | was getting
rather tired when / cam 10 he last hal
re- .ly not looked AZ the address 81 The Others
could not have told where one OF then Was
goin hu, This one"
WAS 'n Miss Dalton from your sun!' ex'
c armed Jack.
/ wasIudeed " I rept,ed; and canot at
tempt 10 describe my Irrilngs l believe that
was tor some seconds nnc0 ,schus; the
yrounl seemed zone ir"tn under my leet.
~ own SOG WaSJecevihg mr.: ana l. could
r@s G. lecture now Tar ~ roiuV was thVoiVSu.
Tue one miserable cuiis,Ilatlon Was hat INV
own e',er remaintd safe IN my pocket.
.unclude tha| my cOuntrnance had changed
Tor when rose - gu as | did immediately
Mrs Signa enireatcd me to- have sUme brandy, cav
ing rne was sare that the smell OF nasty dips had
uuset me; Ut what c"nid tha do? People must
live, aud Hht must eSi WaaC thcfS was uemanu
ior'
You need nor be told with what different feel
ing walked homs; the c'tire aspect OF life was
change for me. D1rothy ir'etrieva'.ly Ina,, aud
h4ngiug over IN" was the dlsagreabIe neces ty for
an explanation with Charl'r. As far Az nay ob
seryatun r ached lie had not only shown no pref
ere,,ce tor Dorothy, but paid her lcss attention
than In my opinion, she had rignt to expect
f. ON him. II annOse me cxceedinkly To becUme
awaI . that.L was an utter stranger tn nay sons
tuner lite; I thought him more than usually
silent at dinner. but then was constrained and
heavy he ,rted. AS aooc as the servant was gone,
[ said: Pray, Charles, do you conAtder me an
ipqnisitive man?'
..Ceria'ny not he replied. No man lsss so,
should say.
.'iave ever demanded shown any distFust
uf \, H. or anY OisuOaitlOn To hamper you by liz