Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
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'A sap' I,oM MEsfilE STORY. h.
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| Mass, journal, NE Il 6nd tlss following
u q II, l,,iollic SIN i:t Died ged
:.O. 's niis III u u. vii Clinton rsckard, Of
|iProyidss,cs, /, g. I.''si4In sths editorial
II. \ .aei.eluInii there Ii sad md senchnlg
stery ) relatinG 10 the annodncem sns,
which il given below. u IA " M lesson
from the tostib 70 the young aRd thought
less, and lid ~ eioquently that itcan-
mot fail 10 make M inpressiual for good
on readers ut every age iissys.sa M
IN another colulEn We record tho
death .ai sfsyoa.ng lady who died of n
br,,ken hesrt We doaslnt like ioslres-
pass upon the sacredncss Nh dosnestict
rrief, 40 sunf,ld the details of the sad
story; but when The privacy III addiction
EbecaInes public feeling. i Is pot imp OPP
er forlthe Press 10 naice t1s events on
record 1t ID not necessary In repeat
names or relate minute particulars. II
is,enoogh that we draw the ou,isnsss ofa
picture for the 4rea adtr to paint with d ri.
propr.ate4 4colors: Many ,norhs . W, a,
young man sought and received the
flandlof a young lady, whose home
was ip the lap f1nxury and whose mem
faISand personal attractions made all
pleasant around her, Like too many.
confding ones Other sex, she trusted
mans unhallowed promise, and yielded
all to him. From that hour he estrang-
"a himself from her, and soon removed
to distant State. When il became
evident that he hadaexposed himself 70,
the penalty ofthe law, at . request Of q
friend he visited her, 70 fulfil the VOWS he
had long before made They were mar
ried in one ,of those hasty, unceremoni-
o,is ways. which occupy but little time
FOR attention. Late IN the evening they
returned 10 her fathers house, where
he left her in the street, promising to re
turn in d. short time But that promise
was never fulfilled She asrote tohim. and
received encouragement that he would
soon provide a home for her, but delay,
Ifollawed delay, ill her letters and en-
treaties were ,nheebed and Unanswered
At length a pledge Of woman's love
for her husband came into the world to
open new fountains Of nff; ction to the
young wife. Still the hrsband and father
came not.
'The mother re :overed from con6ne-
ment, but after I .peated letters TO her
husband, found 10 answer; the idea thai,
She was desert d BY him forced itself
upon her, and she gave way to desPon-
dency and dsspair.a'The child, partak-
ing Of Its mothers grief, soon died.
There was nothing more that she could.
live for. and Though suffering from no
disease sheg sank upon a dying bed. -,
Then the swift wing Of lightning bore e.
The distant husband.fhes intelligence that
she was dying. HS s,ill hesltated, but
AT Length sci out, to meet his expiring
wife. 1,onsc.eus THAT her hours were
few, slie only wished toiise long enough
ID see her husband he was stili all to
her. Her last words TO her frirnas
were: +'s1sell him ftsat still love him---
thai; / aicd for him - When evening
shadowed the earth, the husband came
As he approached the bedside Of his inr
iurpd wife he WAS reces nizsd \ and the
words He comes, = burst from her lips.
AIreadv had the wing 81 the death angel
cast its shadow over that dwelling, and
She was entering the; dtmness Of the
dark valley Nett inorning, in that
room. Inv txe corpsesof beautiful young
wife, 81, " hich the husband had looked
for the last time, Aad, departed. "
/ y 4ast Sabbath ate rnooh. The funeral
of The young wife ooktpiace under her
ffathfr'S roof. Her neighbors and
friends, to the number Of Ave hundred,
wefe present; but TIE, husband, who had
Ieit tltf tot die tbr him. was not there. A
|7deeply affecting address was made BY
her former pastor, and just asthe sun
was sinking behind the western hills ],
four young ladies of her acquaintance,
Inlad in, white. bore her to q grave in the
garden; where ahssgreen turfswas laid
gently over her. eSnch is the story Of
broken heart. The grave is 9 quiet
place lnr. the injured wife: bur where 10
Ill the World can there be peace for him
NH Sssula kfii6 u sbrros "a deaahAupon
hsrss Tho st1Hfy has itss moral bA we
viii leave ths lfe5dsr, 70. ,apply i; i is
full! af Earning 'l ahd " M leaye Y the young
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.Passion hAa sifs fDundation in nature
livirturs II acquired By the iinprovslnent
h Of our reasor, ss.ssl ,47s Il, .,,., os t,ss
when III news comes too lateI q be