The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-22

hands on him and crushed hlm 10 The earth.
Mr. Dalwouh paused, and Granger sat ST.
.ent and lost in painful thoughts Tor many
moments. AT length he looked up and nsk-
led-- a43a ss l,.t h. r#rs -tsf4st.
|. What Ihen7'za l.s .4,ats lt.5-gst
! 'What tbenH said he. 'How mnch is in
voved in taat question! Embit,ered in his
feelings, and utterly dspiriied, he left The
| city, aud took his 1Nay across the mountains.
In Wheeling he staid for few muntns. and
then went down TO CincinnalE wheIe,I Il be-
}lleVe, he BOW Iesides' i sdl rHi.-a
And his wile?' asked Granger. -..rs1
Quickly lost all she had gained. A yeal
ago ! heard, incidentally, that her husband
had been compelled to place her in an osy,
llum.'
I For the lnsaheP' a.g 0t7s0 1EtE
'Yes.'
1 A deep sigh heaved The breast OF The mer
chant. He asked no more questions; he
made no further remarks. tr
That alters the case entirely
Thus lie thought.
THAT tliets the CASE
Thus he spoke aloud, SO soon as he was
alone.
Mr.. Granger was often has,y in his con.
clusIons- too quick 10 Judge from appear
ancc, and too quick to act from has,y
Iudgement--yGt, ior. all this, he was humane
Ia his feelings.
Yes, yes, That alters the case,' he would
repeat over and over again. How wrona
to Judge harsbly from what simply meets The
eye. In Cincinnati, Dalforth said: | must
see about this. | will write to one of INV
correspondens there. This wrong must be
REPAIRED. as far as possibe.'
And he did write. A few weeks went,by
and this answer came:
As desired by you, / made inquiries 70,
The Young man named Talbot, Some DAYS
passed ON before could learn that such a
kperson was in the city. Then heard of an
individual by that name, and sought hin. ont
| ! found young man occupying, with ghis
wife and child, o single room IN the third
story Of third rnle boarding house. When
DIOR him at the door, saw, by the
manner OF The servant, that the person.
wished 70 see was but little regarded in The
house. Twas sent up to his room unattend.
ed. On knocking at the door, il was partly
opened by a pa,e, haggard looking young
man, poorly dressed, VINO seemed sur rised
at finding The summons from a Stranger
/ 'lEyour name Tabor asked.
THAT'S my nane,' he replied.
From Philadelphia?
He Bowed, while a flush came into his
/ face. .a
"A gentleman from that city, continued
has desired me 10 make some inquiries a.
bout you t.'R##
'Nh"? he quickly asked.
"A MIR, Grauge er,' answered.
| lie was vsbly disturbed at the mention
of your name. 7 3
'Whal does he wantg lie asked rather
slerniy. a,#--
'Wll you call at my store this afternoon?'
| mentioned the street and number. With
oul replying, he glanced, with an anxious
expression OF counenance, back into the
room, still holding The door so nearly closed,
that could not see anything that il contain
! ed Then he turned and said: 1921
Il doh't think it will be possible for me
to call al your store to-day. But # YOU wish
to make any Inquiries about me, Carter e.
Jones will give you lhe Information you
seek atl. aaIF wiaIeat f-Gnu ~
bowed and retired. 7 fsaJ a H
etsestasz+ n .sr-s.a,ar,* gqs
| do you know a young man named Tai
botP asked Of Mr.. Car.or, wllh whom
was wei acquainted. "A FL aaa tagt I'll.
4 do,' was his answer. .7s.f ads ,,. .sa
1 What are his circumstances? enquired.
bad eHongh,' he replied Poor iellow
nc has hard line of il. lie was clerk for
US about a year, and proved faithful aud hen
esl. During this time bls vile became de-
ranged, and was sen, 10 the hospital. Some
'hree or four months ago, being Dissatisfied
WIN her Treatment there, he determined 10
have her Brought home and muse her him
sell, lpndly hoping thai The presence of her
husband and child would have salutary
| effect nppnsher mnd.. Her condition, | be-
ne, rs better; bni he cannot leave her for even
an hour at tiWe. We give him some little
writing to do al home, but the pay will hard
" Keep sonl and body togeiher.' ta44
This Information was sufficient 10 cause
me to do Tor the young mau what you desired
relieve oil present. necessities If o0y3 ex
lsted.s called upon bis landlady imtnedl-
ately, and found that he was twenty dolIars
IN arrears orboard This paid. | nexl
conversedwilh him, and learned many inter.
esting and touching particulars of his wife's
aberration. An immediate change / sa " 10
be necessary for her, and therefore pro-
cured thema boarding place mile artwo
tfomJ'he city, 10 a beautiful ne ghborhood.
Yesterday The unbsppy ;oung creature was
$50 much have felt au.horized 10 do,
from iiIe tenor Ufyour letter. | awsii your
further comnands' E e Be8' .tl6e q
The effect ofslhis Hleter On the mind IL
Granger was painful IN the extreme. He
wrote back imnedIately, enclosing draft lor
ave hundred dollars, and directing his cor.
lrcspndentto expend The umouit,a ,aas he saw
Uest, IN dinelioralIng The condition ot'TaIbol,
nd promoting The recovery Of htswlle
Iiappily, lew months suiliced, under The
care Ota wise physician, and the untemating
ana attecuohate attentions fqhef husband,
% restore, iii some degree, the wandering
mind of Mrs. Talbot. + a,tg a7
Bat, the injury wrought by Mr. Granger
ras, 70 eteat extent beyond repair, Not
sat stied with providing fot ,be immediate
MD pressing wants OF tlie young Ipaif and
ais fliniIy, he aided IalUoiithrongb business
sIriends u Cincinpati, to make atIplher sfafl
tor binselfi III the world. Aud tie Is now do.
d u NfH ID HN.. Is H.aIs ~ -
ing very well, StilI, The wrOhg bs sulleaed,
IA cJnseqtiehce ofundttler's hasty Judgment.
mas left nInrks upon hinfa0 his iliat nSgnmg