Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-07-12


n riage, though have the date somewhere, bu
, one thing recollect, that the kop-vine owe
Y this porch was in full bloom, end after ha
e joined my child and the youth in bands o
), wedlock, went out into the porch to Sc
! them safe into the carriage that was to TEX
1 them to the boat, and there Ada put her arm
about my neck, and kissed me for good-by
leaving hot tear upon ny cheek; and
, south wind at that moment. smote the hop
: vine so that its odor Of honey and bitterness
, mingled sweet across my lace, and Away
afterward this scent made me think of Ade
} line. After two years passed away, during
which we heard from her often, we he arc
/, that she had little daughter born, and he
letters were full oe JOY and pride, so that
trembled for the child's spiritual stale;' bu
after some three years tic little girl with hel
mother came to PlainEeld, and | did moi
know but Adeline was excusable n her Joy
for such fair and bright child was scarcely
ever seen, but next simmer came sad news,
little Nelly was dead, and Ada's grief seemed
inexhaustible, wi lie her husband fell into
one of his sulen states of mind, and the af-
| Fiction passed over them to no good end, as
n saemaJ
| "Soon ar,er ,bis tho Motmon delpsion be.
oon to snre,d r.n;dlv abont Jobn uenderson,s
DIVE ling place, and in less than year after
Nelly's death had letter from Ada, dated
at 81 Jo,;s which will. rea5 ,o von for I
have it in my pocket.book, having retained it
there since yesterday, whenJ took il out from
the desk to consult date. a ui
"n Sepins:--.Dear Uncle, n had always
instructed the child so 10 call me. rather 1ban
r.,hor oaoin, ,ro o.n b.,a brt ono ro,har
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n;,.,, :" ,a sna. .. emsu nno ,,rur ras
Rrotbrr Marvin nr,acb in The school bouse.
and he came home with n verv sobe- lace
T said notbino. but when 7 found there was
to he n meeting the nex, ni.bt. I osked TO
r., ,i,I, him md IN INV s,rnriso 7 hoard .
most novertuI and excitiog discourse, not
wanting in eitbsr sense or feeliny. thouuh
rather nnor ma :, ,.rr,,non,. but Iyas no,sunr.
cod ,ba, Jobn won,cdt, hear more. nor ,nat i,
III, co,rs, of foy u,eks he ovowel himself ,
morn,o,, ord ,r,s rocoivod onhIiclv ;n,o ,bo
scot Dcor IJncIe. Won will he shocked
knnw and Won will wonder wbv did not
nso NV inNnnnce over INV husband ,to kaer
hin r:om this de,nsion. I'm, Sou do NOT know
hou, nno, 7 havo lonnod onj nrovod for bis
oo",,ora;,,, 90 ,olir:o,sF nc. Iii onv 70.
Gaion, avon ons r,,ls of errors seomed 70 me-
| het,er ,ban tho hardened and istless state q,
his mind
ar co,Id M, brt f.eI that # bo were
,tenoJ n sonse ol the Iire 70 come in
a,y,nav HE own rood sense would e,d him
rinb, in ,ho end. and ,bnre ia so much ,rdor
and faith ,hou, his strange be,icf that 7 do
M, rorro, his h.niro foIIer in with !, for
u,inL Tho hurnirr of Gosoe, r,i,b will vct he
L;.,II,I -. or ~, i,,,..no ;.o +, ,ho
mean time he is very eager and full of zeal
for the cause, so much SO, thinking it to be
his DUTY, he resolved to sell our farm at Oak.
wood and remove to Utah. If anv thing
coud make me preve over change. I be.
lieve to be for Johns spirtua good it would
be this idea; but no regret or sorrow of mine
shall ever stand in the way of his soul; so
rave as cheerful consent as could 10 the
sale, and I only cried few tears over little
Nelly,s bed, under the great tulip tree There
nv husband has nut an ircn railing, and
have planted grea, many sweet-briar vines
over the rock; and Mr.. @Kenney, who bought