M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-02-04

Il will send you up the money in
the course of an hour or two. Andrew
is going out with some bills. | will
rot trouble you to call down, as your
husband is so ill.,
Still Mrs. Blythe fingered. How
could she return to her sick, exhaust
ed husband, without the wine that was
to send through all the courses Of his
blood a quickoning spirit. She felt as
if this wine was to be to him the very
elixer OF life; and since it had been
mentioned by the doctor, she had seen
that her husbands thought was rest
ing upoa it, TO the exclusion ofsyervs
thing else. To 90 home without il
therefore, was Q serious thing, and
might involve serious consequences;
for his condition was one of extreme
prostration, and the l;ghtest cause
might destroy the even balance OF lie
just attained, and throw a responder
ance upon the wrong side.
Slowly, at length, she moved to.
wards the door.
You will send MP the money, Mr.,
Barker, right soon, she said, turning
partly round, and looking back ut the
troubled shoemaker.
The moment receive it. Andrew
is going cut with some bills immedi-
ateIy.'
The door opened noisolcssly; with
noiseless steps dropping figure went
out, and noiselessly the door shut
again The only sense that took
record ofthe circumstance was that Of
sight.
Mr., Redwood, the merchant, who
thought his shoemaker's bill Of 50 lit,
tie consequence that he would not take
the trouble to write check in order
so cancel it, LETT Lis store some two
hours after the visit Of Andrew, and
started home 20 his late dinner. On
his way he passed a wine store, and
dropped in to order a case Of choice
AmontiIlado, the flavor Of which he
had tried and approved.
Send il home within an hour. |
wish bottle for my dinner said Mr..
r., as he took out his pocket-book to
pay 'oT tH9 |ihe'
1T sh"ii De cone was 'he roauy an
S"Gr' 4
as Ilie hiGfcn"Ht foP''ceo ms PooN.
CT UooA' ana was o"I'oI'lS ms co"'
over ms Dr'@S' ! poorly ,oro'seu' WORN ;,,.Li
ana iceo.c-Io2N'nS "oi'i"'' c"''tG 'n'o
inc S.ote' anu "%'hco oacN' VIII" al
@lr oI ti'H,o 'rFeSo.u''on' 10 "uoTo I .n' I
wv u'o'i--'''o ." I!'i,'0"''I ,..- ''''" '''0
cuSt2mGr--Weio Stahaln,S' -,
Hoii' Wl'"C "aI''eo' Sa'o VIC WING
oea,Gr, III snort, ''hPol",I'c 'o'C',
My husband Is very lo"' anu 'lG
aoc'oF ,r1 I'a' or'J'eI my 'oIIi' "l.iJ' j
Inc "o'n"n b S"u, P'I"'l"S 'o'G' ui''Ho (
II very apparent 10 'he "T"'cI '""' o'io
came to beg ana not 10 10 ouy: c.
LAS me- iloee%' Nc voice u 'ne
VINE dg"lGr was ha'I-Ih'utC''S'
l iaIie' 10 get money 10Y my "ofA'
ana l cannot 90 nome without WI tue
VINE. Oh sir, Il you "1I' trust me
Ior Il Dottle, l VIII certainly come ana
pay yoN' Inc money IS oaraou' anu
IL Is Pfo'.i'Sou 'lllS l1 "I.'inoo'i' . ,I,, ,..,
Inc VINE merchant I""Sueu sheer
lngIy' as ne maze answer ~,
II won 90, my Sooo "oll"n' ]H9
'FiC6 OK Is 700 S'"Ie'
,I, D"' ''i cu.-,-..,,. ,Iu,
lne u'So"VJ VI 'i'0 0'''0 'i-''N0 =" 80
bly[ne lmPofIuHa'ei IN ma, n.
LheFC--lGeFe' In@V VIII ao' j u9
noW!-%hu inc WINE merchant ""too w.,
ms hanItT"aru tnG uoor' IniPa'lon'Iy'
MIS- blytho 'uFhou anu anu "'TI TT """y, ',.'
NOT SPeaE,nS "ho5neE Woru. 1li' elv'
ol MI heuW0ou were Oh liel P"'o'
thin race, ana ne saw !heFe au expires,
0ioh thaU n"uNVeu n,Ln' 40 "0 "'o
sometimes haunted by a lace III +"
picture, Tor many uayS al.erWaFu.
"A common doISe' Salo InG wine
merchant IN a vulgar way as ,fey tLi9 ,I "oi
man passed lnIo Il1 StfeeV' II ua3
given her the Dottle oil VINE, she Wo a.