The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06

ed to her wishes, and new htpes sptung p
within him. Alma went into lie g,ttden t,
take fresh air. Il was a glarous morning
ahe warblng Of birds came from every bougl
aud the merry whistle Of the hefdsnan, tn
sblea' ing Of young lambs came from ! he greer
sammy slopes Of th3 monniain side AL
naruSe relojced, but the sound.uf Joy fell no
upon the the lstning eat OF Alma; her eyes
We're turned inward npnn Ier own heart witt
Aall iis'crusling weight of woe, .sa' a".
| In her walk she encountered The hostess
who Gag aer!y related TO herthc melancholy
IparicuIars of Theadore DEATH which bJ
this time had spread through The whsle vii
iIaae. $3.50 ya.ea sS"nas5 io1r1l Sin ~
Without auy visible ernoion AlmT merely
remarked, will sec the cunIlappyonee more
/ VIA thank you # yon will procure me
guide to lead me by The shortest pathway rt
the Ilospital;i if my husband or my servant:
ienqlivs for me, say TO them that wish Il
be alone in the garden for an hour. 19ae' Of
So saying she drew form her finger heI
costly wedding ring aHd gave Ioalhe woman
lwho hurried away TO doher bidding. Shf
soon returned bringing young peasantj2 girl
who knew iootpalh over the rock. which
would bring them to the place IN moment
/ They soon reached the hospIiabIe and were
readily permitted to enter the sell OF The un.
fortunate man. 'Phere lay in the calm IN.
broken sleep nfdeath, her beaulIeuA, her no.
BILE, her once bl0aming Theador. A white
towering concealed the face she hfted II and
gOzed forhe last time upon thuse Idveo
ifeatnresanG imprinted one long kiss upor
those pale lips then turning slowly away
,tha cllmness Of despair seemedlO posses;
her About midwayInHher home wntd pail
stood little stone cross, and near il,
small chapple containing picture of the
virgin. ".. to sItI- -aI Il .sgaag H5
'What means this cross 2 she asked.
Here, answered The girl, The abyss S
the deepest and here wears ago, a nun cast
her self down and was crushed to pieces; il
mikes one dizzy to look over She threw
a stone over and after several seconds came
back the hollow revelbratlon from the fright
ful deplh below, eaaaE s5gaar.. aia
Alma unlocked her ear rings and gave
them TO the girl, saying This IiutIe chapel in.
.vites me to devotion, 1 will Offer prayer
for the soul of yonder unfortunate. T. Go on
i will follow you in few mom3nls.' Alma
entered the chapel and knaeled with clasped
hands befure the tnlge of the virgin.
Toe Rnon awoke aud his frs, thoughts
was or his wife. lie enqlired of the SER
wants; they replied, that she had wished to
be alone in the garden. lie sought her there
hut she was not 10 be found. lie enqured
of the hostess she referred him to the peas
Iantsgjrl, wbotold him all she knew. A ter
rihle presentment seized him, he reused The
village, all were employed 10 search Tor her
The Baron hunted with the pc lsanl girl
lalmIg the footpah. shonting and calling as
! he went, no answer came back. ON wild
| rose bush near the tttle cross something
ihuuered in The breeze --he htslensd thther
| il was AImn's hat and Veil--the aierrbif
trulh was too clenr- she had lhrewn hersel
over the prcti pee. -F EsHgIa a.,ssa sHi
After two days oI perilous search, the,
recovered The mangIed budy tho Barol
was in despair. On tho third Jayi the ehurcl
! bell ioled Tor Two E,Id burnh .uusYL .ggr
Alma sleeps sweeIy in the little church
yatd beside her Fheadure. Love was stlang
Ter than death. Is aa HF yr[ msdi
Cypress overs! adows the grave ofihe low
crs, which Clara has planned the hnwers..--
When the pale moonbeams shine upon tn
| graves, and The evening Wnds play Rmun!
the cypress broughs andlhei taIlalops wnv,
and beacon 10 each other, the spirit toucsno
in harp are heard, but they are no. more ,rh
tones of grief and woe from broken hears
but melodies Of womans beauty, ofloye ant
peace When in the .aorning Clara come
again all is s,il and sad and tue cups Of .tl,
T fl wGrs tears are glislhiHg. hn 1sgsaau