The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-04

.Th n YOU are the only me 10 TN
house that must have u living! Am
not wc',ly Of your con>id.ra'ion?''
! 7" he SD bitterly rep~nsched by on.
whom h- fonaly love t. m ior whom he
bad done a'l in lis power :" render hap
ry, was more than James Irwin could
brsr wirhour maniirs'iny lisple,surr -
Though poor h" WAS prouI. His reso.
luthn M, u r, prove WAS broken.
y .Cafharinc." said he. looAing r..
Irnaclifully in her face. Il have refrain,
I'd ill now fror v"r giving yuus harsh
word or y scnrnful hmk and now il il
yon W ,riS and actions thu, have promp.
It'd mr. Im h.ve shot An arrow int,
my heart whose deadly wound You alone
can heal II ,ou va ur my happiness
ann your own brw.rc Of Your con.
duet"
Mr.. Irwin did not dare to trust himself
r
in the presence of his wife uni"r such
feelings aud he went out. ...
MIS- Twin had hown to her hu>ben |
but little Of her true Opposite before
h-r IN rii,ge. She had disguised her
nature. 1t now appeared in reality ami |
the cares Of married life. She res lived
to show Mr.. Irwin that his scorn woull
be repealed. She d-u rmin'd to leave
the house too. Not daring TO go into
the pres, nee m her mother, she walked
over 70 her cousins. ...
"G"i cvcr ing" said Mrs. Irwin. as
she -ne'rd the parlnr where sa' Mrs.
Jackson. with a Gu ly hes led boy lean.
ing TN her lap like srraph.
"How do you do" sad Mrs Jackson.
Take the rocking chair. Wh,. cousin.
YOU have a ~. lmcholy lock in your
couni.n,ncr. What is the n,aue,?"
.'Oh. Mr Irwin and have had a
vualrrl-thatS all!'
mol"
Yes. we have"
"What abuui?"
"Wny, ! a>kel him to buy barrel Of
h,,ur, xud he would'n, do it,"
Did he give any reasons why he did
no'?' . .s. .- ...t
'.W.ll. yes" careless'y dr.wlrd Mrs.
Irwin. His plea was that he hal not
money suffin nj 10 buy 80 much"
kate" sal | Mr., Jackson. VINO was a
900 hou-ewic and an excellent woman,
II have zen an attentive wines ol
your proceedings since your MARI e.
with Mr.. l,wln, and have seen much
that cou d not lali TO di.please your no
BILE busblrl You have made sumpu.
GUS dinners at lis expense, and ."u i We
drawn upon his earnings 10 pre- rnt
show t. the world. rs it his money iii
no, COS, tim Nh hours labnr; a. 4 you
hate trtat. i hir" cui,ily Of late. H loves
vnu - we'll ,iia. he has re'rainri from
what you have wished hu
though ht ha, ID nothing, he is DIS
pI-ased wi, YOUR conduct. Seeing shat
J on DO not tel an interest in his 'u'urc
welfare he is b,c"ming discouraged.
Now. as ! AM Your IN nd, and desire
t see ou and Your good Lu >band happy
let mr tell you you aust bt more care
ul o his h pp nrs, s"d not involve Tim
n 'lnmr ste p ril xiirs. L yon 10. bis
.I,,,an. nnlur wll become .ourrd and
,rf mnninu,. aud III, pleasures Of a go"i
zone will BE-. desti yrI. D. not lrt T
;"ur prrle oy'rrur Your b"tier nafu-e.
u must N kr some -dciIhcts in your
owe Of caalr in sochiy. for his SAX rs
,e is poor, and cannot afford the ,xptn
Is ynn incur |. you 'r-nt him cndly
'e will SEEK society abroad, and that
,om., where love. kindness and content.
nrnt should ever reign. will b, come
or,urr 10 him. Consider these things,
.le, anil BE- an economical. affcctionaie
md .uhmi.s " WIFE,"
Mrs Irwin had almost unbourdrd con.
i.l+rcr in lhr judgment in her cmisin.-
The onn. wife brcame very thoughtful
i the steps She had taken. S e alta
nom, MS in silrnce A, nsth 81 ,
ru>e with her yes ti'lri with tears. and ,
1T her cousin without u.,cring word :. /
'hr went home.
James had r., urned, in her abs, nee
nd seated himself to perusr his taptr ,