The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-04
NRt1rRli ilnn.
'kGk THE rElIA SUNDAY MrRCrkY.
INE ((kEI(I GIN.
by kEwTnE THOMAS.

W.T. '"'" W ''Uy h>S0C'tF. WV
Ia bahl will " absent. AMI I will inyi..
M9rihs Gn tin, and o'h.rs to come 20 J..
and "" vii have " good visit ~
On the morrow four "a lies took te, at
James lrwn's. l, was sumptunus r.
past. Mr. Irwin being absent, lis vi.
took occasion I" have jolly entertain.
ment other ,ri, n!s. .. 1907
81 Tie y"un couple Ind h.n married
bu two months Mr. | win was ra,h, r
embarrassed in pccuniary cir, umstancts
hu' his young wiir gave liulr heed u
that. 81" lad married him Ia nioy
lii-, and >hr intended to de- so u all taz
ards. She visited much abroad, and. of
ouur>e, she was expected ~ return the
compliment at home. Nol week pass.
ed without two or three ,i-iio,s at the
house oi Mr. Irwin It wuul,l have been
y sma HIatttr 10 u man of wealth; but
rs tie table 1T such tim, must h. Ioade |
w,th good tatr. Mr. Twin felt that the
't' CT was dangerous to his prosperity.
Had u Is been III. nn Y Expense .i his
VIE ptrhaps the lu,han! could have
survived it: bus she mas, IT, Au crrRAxr
III H." fashions, aud appear oi'en At the
opera and theatres. Mr.. Ir in locked
quietly "n with good g,ace. lopiuy his
laty would SCI. the error Of her course
without an intimaton fr m him He
loved HI vile too dearly To rprwe
hsr.
Tue passed. Often. when h- rrtu' n.
ed home to his meal he fuun;i hi, wife
abb. mt. and nothing IN 'lr table i"r his
palate. lie red to the p,nry The
food there was n "culI comfort But
Re complsined not. Bu' at length he
was obliged to visit the cArEs Of he city
to appesse his Appetite spending money
there which should have & ne to supply
his table At home.
He now began TO "el TIA, his sifr did
M symp,,hizr ai'h lin in lis toll Tor
their support. II WAS ruin"us feeling
for young hu hanl To "n'rrain. AMI
that >rn'im n, worked bitterly in lis bn
som. Il WA, poison NJ is good mature.
home hogan To b" AN unlltasan' Iacr.--
Ti- grrtin. Of his wife grew colder ~.
cry day. Tie slowly host his amhi'iou
10, k,hnr In short, lie Wa ii.c"nrAy-!
nj had grown mtlan -hoIy Sill not n
mn'mnr escaped his lips di-approviny %
bis vii, conduct.
Ore SATURDAY evening they wrre "ur
nf A ur.
''J.mr.." said Mrs Irwin, / want y
b.ir. ot fl ur'
4 way high now, "sait N'r. Irwin.
''ard 'tavr moi TIE m ny I" huy so
much, - /
Why" said 'h- lady. very much as
tonisitd. you u, yer refused TO buy a
barrel Of four before Y,u must have
b''n disappointed in getting you money
tonight" iNe saatart
NJ. Caharinr rc,iv-l my pay;
su ms wages were less tiii> week, and
V. nn>r have something {" ga besides
# ur" 'At3h1 i
This was y rev la,in that Mrs. IRWIN
did moi relish. She left the room IL
| rev himsrl upon the lounge and began
TO prus a morning paper. Tie expect
I'd his wife I" return s,"n. that he ini1hl
AK her what Ir should huy f'r their
Sunday meals. But she did no, come.
They must have something TO eat. Tie
ook the basket AMI went to he market
and fil.o il with I'Ui>ions.
III. re. Catharin-." sail he, as lie Tn.
cred his house. II lave. brought some
,'cr tling- hr Sunday"
Il con Gaze ii you lave" re-vislly
'plhd The Young wiir, I" I am DING 10
:" cousin Eliza IN morrow"
But. kalr. .re y"u not go!ns I"
lurch w!h ~"
No. | am not!"
Il am very sorry" said Mr.. Irwin
slnly. ,,t.-..
Yes, YOU are vrRY sor,y.I presume. :
Why don't you go t'rn, and iuy bar.
% Aour? You could borrow the mo .
sy.iI Las bsa -5 at i
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