The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-29
.aA sT0aY WETH A MORAL.
'R'hc Gsaost that Appeared 10
st'. HIM M r S. W II A r TON IL,
by CHARLES DICKENS.


When my mother was a gr, some, ru-
Innrs began 10 steal through the town where
she lived, absu somethiug having gone
anss viii Old Mrs. Wharloa; fer, if Mrs
Wtmfna was not known by all the 5t"@ns-
people, she was known and respected by 81
many thai il really was no trille when she
was seen 10 have the contracted brow, and
lhe pinched look ahoai the nose that people
have when they are in alarm, or living . life
of deep anxiety. Nobody could mike out
NI,at was the matter, lfaskei sie said she
was we'll Her sons we're understood 10 be
perfectly fespeclable, and sufficiently pros
petoIs and here could be no doubt about
the health, md the dutifulness. and The cheer
fuineSs of ths unmarried daughter who lived
wlthlhef. the Old lady lived III a house
which was her own properly; and her In
cotnes though not large, was enough for com
Sarla What could it be that made her sud>
denly 81 sleht and grave? Her daughter
was just The same as ever, except that she
was anxious about he change IN her molhei.
1t was absehvedby one oriwo that the cler>
gymdHhad nothing 10 say when The SUBJECT
wasspoken IF III his herring He rolled
endinodded, his head and he glanced at lbe
selling .oand then struck his chin deepnnio
his shirt ftilt; bur these were things that he
vas always doing, and thes, might mean
nothing IN When ehqnHed ,pf about his apln-
ion oflMfas ,Whanoh's hooks and spirits; he
shifted bis weight from one fo9ttothe ettlef,s
as he stood before the FIRE with hands behind
him. and said, with The sweei voice and win
ning manner that charmed Young and Old,
thai, as far as he knew. Mrs, ,Whar,on's ,ex-
setnal aiilirs we're alI1gTt ngd .as FIR pence
of mind, he. knew OF no one who more de-.
served tit Some one owhispered that ID
woalll be drendfiIalfa shocking mortal dis
ease sit6h'd he seizjhg, upon yhet; whereupon
he, Mf. Gqrpey, obsaYed That be thought he
should Asvekf.awn If any ysncllthihg was to
be apprehended. As far as a. fit &c ndigAst
tion went, ne believed k!e sifTared occa-
sionallyibnf she aid noi herself admit even
that. aIlEaRDh5nsen, who was present, said
ihaIMfssWharton's friends migIil be qli'e1
easy labolt her health SIZE was no' nouble Y
witliadiges1ion. ors ay,yqlherl complaint, -7
Peaple eopldi only galto ask neilaao,hef|
what aodldg be'lhe' matieri Oneaior ftwo
agreed Tint Nj. Quincy had nade very skills
full aRRswsrs, IN WHICH 5he, was. much assisted
by hisleHrions customary gestares; but,tbal
he hadlneper said that he did know Of any
able being on Mrs. Whsfton's Inind. ~ .'7
,SaqaAller this like mysterious change
.anpepeo lp come aver the daughters but no
gdisas,eta cohId be discovered 70 have h1p.
,psned. Eo eIs.ssdse3, 10 money losses, no
famy aryiai;as were heard off and. by de-
Pteeel hpihfss-r dies recoyereillnearly their
former cheerfp)aess and ease ofmanner,--l
nearly, Hnf noi altogether. They appearedI
Fpmswli liat subdued ID gpouRtenancet and bear
ingi and they kept a solemI silence when
some sghiaciss#sfs Iked DC whichofsnaurn
lip BY .tlls Ulltislasas silresldey Ii was seaEsI
before The matter waSsxptaiaed. II NY moth
sr wnsinia5fied sbtathat time i and Fstpoped
from Ief sssiokg glatiyp town, ID Il much
briglRqf ci N iin4 The Soul She Iissd III Tell
" aasTa pGewHR. iha sioFg NJ MI, WhpT-js
ton. and what sha endured; and We could, i'll
- haa l4thsan sshadsay havss goas ehlso