The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-21

81 "V any pI1Csa Auc DOy returned
\ with his booty, and his employer found
the notice he had anticipated
"One and one make two am as good
lat addition as any ether blockhead, when
III is drilled into raa,''' he remarked. la
Ironically. "By thevby, CHS is what made
| her SO inquisitive, yesterday morning.
EShe almost drove me into corner with
her questions. Considering the position
aHairs have taken, slle'rnight better have
Eheld her peace. Eeisho how little we
asen knowsabout womanaiud anyhow! I'll
bad not been so internally sapt in nv
Town project migas.have nipped her in
tAe bud"
Well Saturday cane.. The san rose AS
early and beamed as brightly as on other
hess eventtul days; 1here wae the same
balnlY freshness in the atmosphere, the
same piping note $ frosa.the thsoats of tiny
spring songsters.
Wher Mr.. Tapscotarose he Looked as if
nc had slept very .ihtle, aud took view
fEom the window. When Mrs. Tapscott
rose she looked as ia she had shared her
husbands wakefulness, and proceeded to
| take corresponding view from the other
window. Then both passed some yawG-
ing comments on the weather., md tried
to appear sublimelys unconscious of APP
preaching events :; and each secretly
wondered how therotker could be so cool
under existing circuas tances.
They retired to their respective dress
rooms, and adorned themselves for the
|6ay. 1t was like making ones last toilet
prior to execution ftGefH DgHa
/ Next in order came esfee aud roll,
and broiled chops. and the disgustin
NECESSITY of forcing an appetite. After
ward Mr.. Tapsco.t complained of head
jache, and thought lie would not 60 to the
office that morning.
"On, don't p exclaime,1 his wife joy
fully. Stay home and let ne nurse you :;
there's good Caddy.''
Good Gladly :: Stay at home! Nurse
II she is SO enthusiastic, there is some
thing at the bssAom of il, reasoned CAD,
wallader.
81 nave decided to change my mind"
he added aloudaas he bent his steps tow
ard the hall to put ON bis oVercoat. "The
fresh air will probably do me good. I
am just as mach, obliged to you for your
benevolent Intentions, however" he
slid this wah, a, cynical smile and Gym
thia sighed ... ....-. .... 49,
"Benevoiess' is a cold word, Gear.
she said, "andi hardly applicable to aay
Intentions; they ass spontaneous offerings
from an afectlonsse. faithful wife" She
laid particular emphasis on the lass three
words. The whole speech cost her an
effort.
Humph was the gracious Esspouse
from somewhere inside the surtous
Then they embraa for farewell kiss.
Each party fessiDg like the verisst Typo
critic, bha oarass was, of course. unusually
fervant..
Cadwalladeg went no furthen than the
hotas on, the corner. In taar reading
room, be tcsk np,a position whence he
could command the best view of his
dwelling, He sat their perhaps an hour
it seemed an age-whGn. he saw his
wife emerge, neatly but unoo nspicnoasly
tattired, and walk at rapid pace IN the
3opposisa direction.
/ He darted off in pursuit. but kepa safe
distanee behind her. At length she
turned a corner he anrried after, and
Just as he completed the curve fOuno
himself face to face with her. She bad
evidently forgotten something and was
going back for 1t.
~Cadwallader ~ 5
!
Cynthia !"
Which blused tie deeper it would be
hard to tell. The wife was the first to
speak
81 supposed you were at your office"
"That was natural enough; but you
see changed my mind again.
sob F8z
Yes. And now which way are you
bound? I should like to accompany you.
| ''very glad to have you, I'm sure. |
am on my way back to the house"
Both were victorious, both discounted:
40 they walked back arm in arm. Tap
80. l Ii 4l,o xuau To the lihrnru ,reSknred