The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-14
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THURSDAY, OC
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thst was ever sSsnished from Happiness All
ny pride and fnvolity Isrsrs gone forsvsr.--
Only that which was best aud most earnest in
my nature remained. The. wife Of such a man
should never degrade herself further. went
awav into poverty and friendiessness. For
three or four weeks I took board at an OBJ scure
lodging-hopse Even in That retreat I heard
Of my own disgrace, and turned pale at the
jsers Of the brutal crowd who jested with my
name without Eaowning Who It was that heard
then.szr n is8E ,sA1ifis. g63 l,l ssais
= 81 have told you that py jswsls, were in the
carriage. The. prize was sufficient to tempt
me honesty 81 the man with whom / was to
hssS hsd, ahf Ks ethbafksd 'for Edfope, and
hasbesnl living sincsI Ipresumes upon theirjsal
knew that must do something; %, I sold
tbe costly brooch which yore, aud obtained
means to set myself up in . provincial town as
= music teacher. But not until I had irst en-
dared iIl-health and suffering which it is strange
did not xiii me. The rings upon my fingers
secured me board and attention until after my
child was born. Look at him, Ralph ], he is
you. sonnseu n.ai'a al'er rei you. Wnen ! nao
.y. a'nec my neatn' eesan, as
.a''' ''~s'as "'Ne' gave myse'f OUT as .
WY" anu 'ne ssdpsss VI my oemssnor eor.
,oco' ~. a'ou 'he IMPRESSION. maze toietaOse
ns."s. in al y, TINS 9s'me' never iost sgntor
Jou . AAe" VI your voyage 20 ooutn pug Ameri-
:. you' .e.u'n :uu sets'e"ent nere, ana
."s course OF me wn'cnyou pursued. floai-
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! s.You have suffered. R,,ph--ao have + /. nv
suffering. have been embittered b, the knowi-
edge that they were deserved.
uI have had motive IN living vh;cb h,.
enabled me to nrolonp NV feeh,s strength sor
wears !: the care and snrotect,on - NV INV. .
my fatheriess bov--whom 1. mvse,f. denrived
Of the case he should have had. I have work.
ed for hin--I have tried to instil high priuci-
pies into his heart, and have not failed. He
4 very like his father. noble child. a.k
you to take him when i am dead. and give him
his rights. could not die leaving him to
shame and poverty, when portion of the
wealth and happiness Of your house was his by
right.gs svs2 Vf eaMsf1 ITa1
.s1It I, nv o,,v ,e,,,.., 4, A. ~. a., ro,, &,
forgive me.-to ,,ook mon ~. ...,, ...,,.
Bu, Raiph-I love vou-.Ib.v. never loved anv
other-and with wears and time, Ibut love YOU
better and more, as you deserve. i shall take
INV effect,ou for YOU Dure and unsnotted 10 rho
heaven OF that Father who has long since for
given my reported sorrows" )" -
She paused, exhausted Rosaliod and her
brother were weeping bitterly. The Doctor
bowed over the dying woman and kissed her
forehead. She. loaked up with a beaming
smile. She was the beautiful Elea,or Of old.
He lifted her head to his bosom, and his tears
dropped upon her hot and hectic schsek. W
ssThsn YOU promise. Ra,ph !, let me a.. van
take your son by the hapi, before -. ~.
And as the Doctor held out, his hand eager
lyto The boy, whose eyes were fixed upon hi,
face, she tainted. For d moment al, thought
her dead. Bat agdia the skill 81 the ply sieiaii
was weli-timed, and the tiny vial which lhs
drew from hs vsst packet, held an el;xir which
called back the hoyering breath. A few low
words which he whispered in her ear, had
stfll more mysterious effect Hope ana hap
psness' nave strange power TO combat disease
ani dssthss9ifipgfas = ,cslssast .a'aws
Frederick grew Impatient and thsn uneasy
before he saw his beautiful bride |; but she re-
turned to him at last. .a.,.:..,a.., \.
DR.. Gcldstone is now . man Of family. He
~. soruottan ,n.n. 81 ~. e.yo,;ts aYh q III.
Hisisres shnn..'; q n.ve,5 5tnns ,.rss. .sr, ,6s..
who dwell, within. H;. Eleanor !. ,u;,,,ts;,.l
a. believed asI Of ,o,a, ,od both ara crossing
young .sr.pidiy q most peopl, are growing
old. He is yerv fond and nrond of h;.. .hor