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

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The lat fast faini h pe ha' the epesi
was dreadful mistake had persisted {
fore Ms. Cranky - piacid nrtesances
Austln,the gay and Careless, = hos@ spend
hrift habits had often n,sI,le.se,i his "a
rents, had preserved his inssgrry; White
Charlie Morrison, shr son ot ulauy prayers
the steady, in,sllectuai young n,nn. wh,
INDUCED III no low taste, M ''ioud a',4re
had forfeited his h!gn chagactet and az
graced his fumiiy--tois Was her conc,,
sion.
Away through The busiest streets o.
London, hurrying on with her. iate mnf,
fled in her veil, lest any one should Der
ceive the anguish depicted III J., she
walked. till she found hefsel before ne
I, we'll known offices OF MeAsrs S,nths,n
They had bean Closed hYufs .c,'lm; "a
! he old man who was ,,,rter ga ere
taktr was standing ~ the door, "a kin. IL
some curious acIua ln'aiIce~.
/ Unpercclved Ivy The eArrulour spe kes
Little paused long en-, n4' a. i,,-r a,r,
lovers name tl,ti Yi't, w,rt~ lAtl-
iinc'ly caught relating 70 ~: large un..
OF IN nDey THAT VIE mis- lg.
'h's father Was here trls. n,lt,;,rs, w
sou az the news was made pHplc,' it
porter W. 1T on-'~i,ch resp. era 81 d
gentlem Bat he!e - vniiae wa>
iowpre0, cod Lcttle passed ~, hearing
only sonefhing about the young man
a. tml lded ler nas she Was hoi alou.
III her grief hat the having parrnts,. x ne
hal cher.s el her son IL hIs ca idA nj
anl Setu htm grsbnpliJ eXpaud lnto IL.
bright. lneiligen, man, mus ne Il
nlgb crusce1 beneath the bi,v maj Ead
sosuddeniy talian upon hem Oh wuat
was her grl"f TO th"'ra?
! And now Lntis fl. " ~ h rtewn h,v,o,
the Al N. 0t her M, her. snd there wept
the frs tears her bnrnlug ,y.s hsd >he,l
Shocked, and I some m slucrcdut ,ls
Mrs. Wslde, with ihNnite p4tiencr aud
benderness, SUSTAINED her chad during
these hours IN VIII Gu her anguish WAS
almost ear ,bau she Could bcar.
| Never again would Lnttie accuse tins
dear friend and Comforter ~ being want
ing III sympathy WI, ere ouid Ia We
horne 80 kind witt her Wild bars = ~
lnpatieDr sorrow her restless tlAcidg< Ia
ana fr0--aer passionate coinpanina
Who Else g. skiltuily taken advanttfse
IT her better .oeJDgs 10 bflpg her 81 her
knres, and teach her To- bow her head u
The DIVINE will! r-H
How good you a'e 10 me, darling
mother y she S, bbed when Mrs. Ward,
had prevailed upon her 10 lie down, aud
wa bathing her achlHg head and IL
deed don't deserve II | have iieen so
selfish, so uugrAtefui, that if you knew
all my hard and b tier thoughts you
would surety cea.e to |, We me at q =
! Mrs. Wards 0n'y rrplg WAS =, >tc,p
d kiss her and THAT k'ss upropt Il ia,
las, tioer OF seIhsnne>s In her chid'S heart.
| Never again did Lotfe lei vanity stand IN
tie pace OF duty aud IN the midst 0, ter
:ronbe she could be humbiy thsuktuI that
| this dear mother was still ali u err Owu
| All Chat ngnb she vepi and be1vai ed her
self hut when morHng dawn+d aud sire saw
how waary ard exhanS ed Mrs. Warde was
! looking, Lottie put her go"d attentions IN
practice aud res raiued her grief.
! Willie her mother resed ate mover
quietly about dressing the little ones, whom
her altered looks and swollen eyes awed into
unwOnted so5erness; nor was it iii every
task had hetn accomplished tha' cOuid spare
Mrs. Warde fatigue that she eated herself
at her m0ther's teet and Wept he sci into
| tho sleep 0t exhaustion. Ak
Raj c.r AttYnr vyarA Ia yisNtP hsar
wneu, vita start, she awoke. It WAS not
the mild tace OF her mother that heift over
her and smiled al her. u vas Charles MORT
son himself. aud for u mainent she believed
hsrsrltie be w u hsppy dream. g7s
Car it be you y sue asked. wistiu ~.
"Speak 10 me, Tor know not what To thlDk,
nor Hhot 10 believe. ~ 1884,.
You may believe that Charles Morrison
has commltted no ACT that disgraces him"
! said her iejOciDg mother WHO stood by.
"Need We tell you more ~
Hottie pressed her hands to her head, aud
louked trCM one TO The Otner, :ill the tender
! a,n,le Oh Caarise's lips c0ntrmed the tidings.
- seem 100 much bewldered TO be as glad
as should be-" she exclaimed. Am
really awake? has there been no robbery
after ali? That dreadful nepepaper i-why
did believe the paragraph heard SIR John
read from II y #vs @8aaHs
''sit De-. "a here, you poor, paie chjId,"
ehlU Suai IiSs "nu 10" AA' AZ ~ yHufSoe w
your my >tific&tion think 1t began the
nigat. before last. when / sought yoa.at Sir
Jonn'sso say good.by before | went On a
| hurreo journey, and TO tell you TIE Two ioid
Obi CT OF H." ses.g
I had heard, dear, that the man who
was The Cause of all yonr fathers mats ortuneS
WAS az Birmingham and Messrs. Smit heon
freely gave ne permission 10 go there, and
see whether any "Reminiscences, AID, II hose
failed, ms thr@ats 10 expose his rnssarlous
| proceedings, would induce him 10 do justice
| 10 your father widow and orphans.
/ AM you succesded ? ~ -.
"Be1 ond my expectations. have just had
tie pleasure OF putting into your mothers
hands q sum that vii; enahie her 10 educate
ner children With cnmlorC.' aa
Lsttle was oDilged 10 interrupt him that
| she night throw her arms around his.
Warde's neck. and congratulate her raptur-
luuS!Y Tnen ChAr.le hILLlseli h&.l 10 DC