The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12

days TIL evening service because he
shawl was 81 shabby. Ls.tie slid ie
hand INTO Ihe p"cket where lay her it'll
purse, but drew it back again tellin,
herself hat she could not nossiisly - l.
visit Charities friends meany dressed
when The youngest chi'd climbed on he
knee and frankly asked whet she was g
ing to bring him for a Christmas crescent
she WAS Sc down again and 3. sfarpl,
,pld MT TO tease that Mrs. Wardc's mile
eyes were raised in surprise.
II beg pardon" said her daughter, co
orlng under the reproot the Look conve,
ID. Il amafraid am rather stupid Thu
evening. What were you saying abou
Roherr:-he is elected pupil teacher al
his school. OF course he isl knew j,
would bt! he has wo ked SO hard for 1t
dear. & od bo.!" ard sne ran across til,
ros IN I" kiss the srudious lad, who warn
ly returned her caresse
"Thsn ynu''e glad of IT, LotsicP So an
|, only think mothers bothered hi
about the i,sks shall want"
NV III they cast much asked his sister
well, dear, 1t seems much to person
of our lmits d incnme," Mrs. Warde T
piled" "And he mus. have "A new sni
olosbes. But / hope To manage it witI
Ut running isto debt. if you can hel
me little"
Lot,ie did aut speak. and her m"the
thongl fully added. THE girls will hav
se do wlthout the Bew hats | promises
shesS; aad baby's peiisse must last snot
ar winter; and"
But here her daughter st 'pped her D
psstishly say.ag, "Oh, mother! pray don
tell us OF ANY more wants; they ,e.m en-.
less. How miserable it is 10 be 90 poor
bow sick of contrivances ami makeshli
you must be. know | am. Ard 8. m
h~'. the children always scented TO Zee
most ~hen nne has least 10 spare"
Il did rot know you were in that pr
dcanlent. dear. os would not h.vs sp'
ken so piaiuly mis-. Warde replied; "br
don't 1t it worry you" she adte5. will
the cheerful air that covered a multitud,
OF anxious Thoughts; eve shall msAag
very we'll, | dare say"
Little wsnt away with her money still
in her pocket. but with a load at he
heafs-haif shame, half Sc fsh i'll hnmo
which was n"' lessehed by standing a
he MERGERS window for another halt hsr
before shs went hack to Sir J.hn'
While her gaae was fixed on the elk. he
reheliious spirit was murmurins al tn
difficulties of her position. 1t was 3,
hard that she should be hampered will
the home cares. Other young people
c"uld spend their salaries On themse yes
while her purse had such constant csll
up"n 1t that there was nothing left TO
herself. And mother was nos thengtfu
for her; she never seemed to rsmea her
that q girl nj her age would NATURALLY
wish To be smart, especially whea sht
visited persons in bettar circumstances
than herself.
Miss Dayton wanted some trife broueh
frsm her own room that evening, ana
L'itis bad executed her commission and
was retrea.ing, VIII n the vocs Of Sill
J"bn, h" was reading the evening paper
arrested her. Dear ae! how SAD ,hes.
cases are; one never knows who TO trust
Listen to this. Letltia; The confdentis
clerk Of Smlthson Brpthers absssnded
last night. His employers had theil
uspiciuns aroused by some circunssa nee
or other, and limited az intention of look
ing into hIs accounts AS scon as hs
learned this he made business in ths
country pretense Of his fight, and il il
supposed that he is on b is way to Amer
Ca" sa@
To Lattie's straiaed ears every wora O,
this WIS horribly audible, and the mex,
rninnte she was rrnning down stairs. pu'
ting on her hat and shawl as she went
"lfi am asked for" she gssp.d to tn,
wondering housekeeper, "say thst / an
iil---tha: have gone to my mo. her .: bu,
dos's stop me-dou's question me, or
shall die"
But i WAS to the hrme Of Austin Crav
ley, fellow clerk of Charl;e's. sha fra