Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
vol, 5l.".No a..


see pug quotl, aud untufIlrd by the winds
AMI stocm. We, there Was something IL
het scarrhinr eve iva, told OF ~ u, ol uo,d
daring 'el slumUcrius IN hct bu,"m, which
would ~ ,int expand 90 degree shat "oui'
readily teUuke ppN ucstiuu ut too bold M
tote. an resent sny iuauh ,hst mRI ever
he offered 10 Lei. Her guardian slwa)s
took great delight IN Guessing her 10 the vi
moe, efteh, Of her childish grallhCstru s"d
ldvisheJ upon her all the iuudness ~ par
rnt. lhus she grew mp, the pet OF MI Rug
Giles, and tespec I'D .nd loved ~ her whul-
htcie vi acqusiD,suo, which Was Vefy lAtge
Tot there Was scarcely a resident OF the vi.
age but what knew 'llcien, tho lVundling,
and each one had word al Kind gteIng |
wtrnev,t they met her. which Was received !
nv her witn suilr ut pleasure anj returned I
! IN mhouer 40 courteous, that She soon wun |
the affections OF ali who knew her. As shu
grew older, and vas iniurmcd ol the tact oil
lhet beng ,oundiing and perhaps an orphan
without a relative on earn, aud when SO
alloweo herself 10 reflect upon these thiu..,
a shade OF deep mehnchplv wo ID settle up.
on her biow, and her iceiiu we've ANYTHING
hit pleasant She often wished size had
mother, Tor iuy took eNr'y occasion to
NANTES: her hatred for her. when she could
do II unObseryou toy others, aud she would
very often, belute she Was aware Of II, mud
hesclf 10 teas Whenever she reflected upon
heI situation.
Time rolled on. She was now somewhat
advanced IN her teens, aud the glow OF child
hood was last deepening INTO tile darker unls
Of the discretion and judgment OF woman.
hood A dstcmpeT broke out IN The village
81 an alarming character, which Frustrated
inanv pi the inhabitants upon beds Of SICK
ness, and great number ul deaths occurred
IN Consequence ,this disease.
Mrs hnsun was as Us al al her post, al
tending upon tie SICK, aud suPpiying their
wants. she move about even AMID the
worst cases OF The disease, without taking 1t
herself 1t vas that Distressing complaint
called the Black Tongue, irom winch few
that are attacked with II ever recover. 1t
ragged violently sweeping the aged, the md
die aged, the aspiring youth, aud the smiling
Iniani,slike into the grave, MANY were HE
heats that we're desOlaie by the loss vi one,
two thee, and sometimes more numbers ui
family, dunng tue prevalence ot this cpl
demIc. Al last, when u had nearly sOAted,
Mrs Anson WON 6Own win excessive Toll
ana waichings, was taken sick, and the KIND
r attentions were pad her which she had 30
. long Uestow we'd upon otHels. Her labor to-
reiner wuh that trouble and ,oftuw which
had wrigucd upon her spIrus. UtpIg Il her
= very low, aud lfum her tIist attack ahe lett
convin, ed that sho could NOT long survive
, and There was but one TONG that ,ieaIed IN
\ her mind desire 10 1--we any longer and
9 and That was The welfare Ui her daugMei.-
Nhcn shS found thai her strength was daily
failing het, she sent Tor Helen and uisclosed
= To her the fact that she was her mother, and
. related the story OF her HE that g h We civ,
IN I'm TO- pfe | kxa y
d new era IN Helen HE She had mother
p, and she now watched by her bedside Luil
e night aud day, sclrcely allowing herself sui
4. hCIeut rest 10 satisfy the demands OF nature
A Her mother grew worse, III death came e
=, her relief She died rec luing ~ the arms -
her daughter, wllh prayer on Ter lips, io
!, the guiding hand ol Providence 10 direct he
"a through lie. For while llelen's gtirl wa,
81 unJUunded. She had found he, mUlhet, Ou
to lose her aud the re, oIleotons oil sutIcnn.
r she had uuGergonc, served but 10 heIghlel
nj the tempest ol her grIei.
d Many supposed that Mrs .insous discast
=. was The same mat had So Ie, emily pICvaIIrI
GO ~ the village, aud 1t was thought bcsi 10 Du-
. ~ her as soon as practicable, and much q
~ laInst the wishes Ut Helen, the iuuefal va
}" to lake place on the afternoon OF the day OF
n which she died Notwithstanding ;Le sup
I'd position that her disease was contagious, th'
n. Church where her funeral was held, was III
cr lea 10 OVERLOOKING. In consequence ofiItid
- ing some time TO The prayers aud Cntfeaic
uI Helen not 10 remove The corpse, II wai
late before ia. procession teso lIru the chuicl
aud twilight was last succeeding tie scum
sun, before service was over. iiele Was
ID solemn and impre ssne scene which Is sci
n dom wnnessed--d funeral ~ he n0righ .
s. crening and a burial by mo0nnsM hlhougl
n the coipse VS. followed 10y one mOutLeI Oh
ID ly-Ine lonely iieien-esch one felt they h1
Il. lost a Trend that WAS dear W them, Iuf oh
. had iUng been mlnlsteIng angel, and IN
= iacto her beng the mother O!iieienIHcTess
ed II possible thtlt respect Tor The deceased
" Tie hymn was.gl'en oul and sung with a -,
IT, emnny that swed the congregation, and ~,
n PRAYER that tuin~ed seemed 10 come ifor
s the htan OF divine iullness. The serve
nj VIII, h Immedialely suc, e.ded was ImpTessis
i &rloYuenId Ihe eUIu1y upul Me uie & hat
acter ui the DECEASED, lett scarce Dry a.
~ the house. Tue service over, the proc, =
SION moved 10 the grave ny tie DIN lIylh 81
~ ioIded 10y the u,Ing moon, aud the remdius ,
tins once loved aud lovely bot broken hear
u" ed being consigned to the silent lo,nb. llel
" en- remained weeping over the gave OF he
'" Eolhe,, MI the sssemblage had diste Use,
~ aud she vas lett alone, ~Ith uOUgM 10 ..
lace Tot Me knowledge hal sne uied atm,
tan. ihe death Ot Mrs Arson N.s sewers
Nv ly felt for long ume, aud the lmpresaIo
wh,h her death 1uI The funeral scene hs
n AIDE upon the minds Of The people Vas NOR
~ lasting and effective Ihln auS death hat ia
- o,oufeI ouung The ptc'a.c"'e 81 tae IA!
y sickness.
~ / ie~ days AFTER MIS-, Ausuus dealt
AL there came man ~ Mr. kvgs,es ~ scare
ne OF employ meul. aud az his sew anI bad bee
I'm numbered Win those VINO .haG been sneI
A. away by 81, kne,s, he gave Alm Situation
m aud 49, he takes sn aclNe pat 10 lhs cipriu
. s.tnns ~ IILs aloIl. u may W wei. lu gro