The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

Mr. Carlton said this, in firm voice, he tool
the sewing from his wife's hands, and then
with gentle pressure, forced her lack upol
the pillow. This done, he added lF, ''''
"iiow can you be so thoughl!ess, ClaraI
Are healib.and life of SO little value that 70,
hold them in light estimation y D'-s s'''' -
) "Oh dear! Your always croaking abou
health" returned Mrs Carlton. ia hal
-fplayfuE, half serious manner, ''rm wei
enough. lis all nonsense 10 keep me l,in!
; here.'' 81 'n###2'y yiisdu'q .alaii ~ - .
! mo, madam; take my word for il that |
US NOT" spoke upthe nurse. "Upon perGec
quiet, freedom Of excitement aid budly ex
ertion, depends yonr future health. Disre
gard the injunction of your physician-A
'lsPoke very plainly to you to-day {yol
not only shorten yourrlife, but mar happiness
by bodily pall and selfupbiaidings durinG
the brief years that are ieftto you.n
The manner as we'll MS the words of9the
MUSE, rather startled The imprudent young
mother, and she turned to where her see ,
ing babe lay by her side, and taking it in he
arms, drew il with an emotion oIlenderness,
10 her BOSOM saoa sfi ding .ds7au sgvsHu
h On the next morning, il was with Mrs
Carlton, as The nurse had told her, over unc
over againsi i would be. q This over exertiol
had produced fever, and she was so sick thal
she could not raise herself from her pillow
When lbe Doctor came =, and saw her 'condi,
lion, be looked sober ;uud rather shlrply re,
!! proved The nurse, on leaning the CaIse Of
this change, for, having permitted his patieu,
10 do herself SO serious an injury.
day oftwo elapsed andilhe wGrsl symp
toms abated;, but MIS-. Carton RENAME {!
| very weak, and could only sit up in bed for n
few minutes at a time. After thai her
strength began to return, but il came bach
\ slowly. lInprudent as before, she over ex-
(ertedf herself al every Stage Of her GONZALES
cence, so That at The time when full health
should have been re9aued, she was yet a
droopiug invalid. ggi ugI III Hgl4
And SO i went on. The wife and mother,
upon whose lie and hcalla hung the com
fort and happiness of the dearest objects in
life. continued. almost daily, 10 violate The
commonesl l'ws Of physical order; and daily
Jim consequence, vas she undermining the
Foundation Of health. Grn o,t7 a.4
Five years have elapsed since Mrs. Carl
ton became a mother; and again she has Civ
len birth 10 lovely babe, the third that has
blessed her union.eta 30 94,suttga Ga4 aGS
Four days lave elapsed since the birth of
lhis ebild, and dieI by some shallIs a Iran is
usual for him, Mr.. Carlton has returned from
his business. He has walked the streets
hnried! and his face wears att nnxions ex-
fression. AS he enters he meets the Doctor
who is just leaving. psE
allow is Mrs. CallIon 2''sbe asks in n voice
| OF c. ncGrn. g.8 pal o. aarh SO us
TIE Doctor looks serious and shook his
head.
"No worse ] hope!" 1iJIt
"She is no better" snY9 a8Fhaj oaT
"There seemed TO be favorable change
at dinner time" sais- arJ g'.u "sfG23 7a
I $50 there was, but" T a.3s OF m9'
There Is pause The doctor adds: ta'
"But she would get up for little while
insisting that she felt strong enough 10 do
SO. 10 consequence, all her worst symptoms
have returned, and we have now everything
to fear. Keep her very quiet as you value
her life. ! Will come round again before
nine O'clock" "
! A long, tremulous sigh, comes up from The
Oppressed and troubled bosom Of Mr.. Carl
ton, and he passes up TO the sick chamber Of
Pbls wife. He starts, aud a cold, fear runs
Through hisgeins, as his eyes rest Upon her
tcountenance, for nc secs therein a great
change. There is a deeper shadow upDnsii;
and his stricken heart tells him that II has
fallen from the wing Of death. With bis lips
The touches her futehead--it is cold and
clammy, and he almost starts a; tho chilling
contract. HeIakes her thin anL colorIess
hand -,b, too, is cold. aWhh strong effort
lie masters his feelings lest their exhibition
should disturb. and thus injure his wife, in
whose pulses life was beating with but a
feeble motion. ,tQ0lpd al EBH'5vEW a9u.G"
The luurs pass on. There is stiffness
1 through The house, for the inmates speak 10
each other in low whispers, or walk through
tle rooms andlpassages steaitliIy and noise.
lesslys Alaslg Hope has failed. The wife
and mother Is about to de- d IIark! She il
tutieTng something an low, muttnurinr
voice, and a sudden iigh, las ilshed ovel
|herifaee. What does she saygssu14 amus
\ 1MF childrohD gn,Sooas baE Ini5of1es
\ She is looking around eagerly.aih olA II
/ One by Ohe they. are Ibsough to- her,
aW1lyt-sweet4f4ced,q bright eyed; loving.
IhearIedaWilly,l is i(ied, sleeping, from hi:
\ llittieibed oaadglaid rbes ide his dylhgmOll1er
Il Grace, ,with her long dark lashes resting up
.Epn,her sweel young checks, aud all Wcoa
tscious oftbe saIdoss shesis about TO sustain
is held for hertb impress a last kiss on lht
lips and bIOw and cheek ;iandI then The feeble
Iinfanl1 toiwhlch she gave birth lfew W day,
A b hore, gand towards which her mOtheFA
theartis yeafning within most intense Inffec
ton, is luld against aher 'bosouE A sIiult
while she looks upon these areasuresi OF het
n heart, and then lifts her tenrfuI eyes 10 The
Efaceaef her husband! Herolpsg q,iiyerilor
moment, and Ihencome forth, sOJbihg, 9bt
wbrdsaA u iaT7 nftt9~ d tLb gHb9s3lg 3
j s'Oh, now can leave you all. WHO WI
be alnOther 10 my ichAdrenG-4 who will lov
hem as love tleI6f on! ii islhaid! ohiD
hard Ipioi o1sila ,as7nnloaqQs iH % ,hat ~
i .ller lips lave closed. and hef V6ice hal
9snak into slIehes. But tears glTsteh uh lie
lcleeks, aud The exp xpfessioti u llsr rale Fac,
iis beyond Conception % sd' sa@ sll7 b9'at
II For half an hour q, Stiffness like thai o
death brocds.ogeYtae chaJnber, aud now NJ,
Hast struggle has ecdfe.a The aset III, d spt
oyBt @orkedphysic system can 10 lcBgert Re
iact upot lie infiieiR IFS N he Split, ant
death Quickly tloses lie Btiefe6fIy cxisleuce
Of one wh6 ,h53ed 10 live for her husbone
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