Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

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going 70 do about pay ing your ~ ,dSfp@tsI pts I
Haveta hide mercy for these childsi
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pFetcled ,oabomita ablesw5mAnH hnA ID
laai'I coulsllss tseet these ohilaSensfreeze!-TI
oh; think what yop5seNRs RsfeelpgE lEpal'di
Pc to lhsT E9ur Rnbss e,y Hlss SSpla !, pnd q
.i'eopie shouldn't aiiaVe qeliildReh unisssE
ttlleyre able Us Isappsft theAis9 ~ ma nm
Ioat.sofs sthisnsyol,, shalib COB iiH shoIjah't 4,
wonder if you had plenty sof m9pey-TTyou
1a DO il look ike it?' she exclaimed,
Throwing back the hood of her CLOAK, and
exposing her pale, .fsminesBtrickens face,
sTake all there is in the house, but. leave
us the shelterof this roof for,aafew days
fake all there IS? or course + shall
tEiPslmiiSe by r Ght; but don't want any
of the live stock with it,AsosyonS must
packP ------
3sNot sto- night--eh.s my God--not to-
night Hear the wiad-yoq would not
murder usp -, l.. -.....,.., -
| Go and beg4g-auybody let you sleep
lin their sbarn2but Pve beer SO cheated
that you needn't expect any mercy from
me.'s5ie sluod al1ii 20 gHy I..a,s. h~.:1ga,
/ just to might? We will go eip the
morning, but wait till then -. -! .
'11q Il WON'T wait d moment! Come. you've
got YOUR CLOAK on andsaie ready to start
YOU ought to be5obliged to me for leaving
: lyeu a rau to wear, Out, with you, say.
sOh, You would not drive me away now
YOU must not be human! Tomorrow
l PwfIfbe the first day 90f the New " Year.
would you leave a memory like that to
n
Don t, attempt that sort of thing. it's
all no use. Up Win yop' VIA say Apo Nptd oe
-IE He forced her out Of tile CHAIR, and
: pushed her toward rthe door-wit coarse
u imprecatioHs.ihT snob sGamEb ~. baE
Margaret ceased to struggle--she ut
y tered no word. but Still holding the bab'
:. fto her breast aud the boy sth clnging to
q her robe, allowed him to thrust her along
He pushed Them outluponsth steps ans
! the door closed claiming. sudt sfs ID, y,r
She heard him ,nailipg hast the window
a and doors, aud in a few moments he ap
tpeared. He fastened a large placard upo'
O. the fence, and then turned toward hero
E.If you are seen round these premise
y , to morrow morning. III find those that
II |, clear you OUT he said; remember, | am
{, q man Of my wordp
q ~ He got into his sleigh and drove of; tn
q echo died in the distance; there was n
}. sound but the moan Of, the wind and tn
low wall of the child, IL, 5,i..,.,te ,,..,v.
Is The snow was falling rapidly, and Gu
II like ice upon her bare forehead. She drag
J. red herself along a short distance iron
d. the house, and sank down againstsa hig
! fence. A paper was rafting IN the VIM
II 1t was the announcement VI the comm!
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sac of her furniture.
d MANN mammal pleaded the boy
er do sreRk o'me!I / don'tmin1 the COLD
'e bu. it seems .aslif you were dead .gr~g
pr Yes. Willie, yes.' she said, family
'e mamma is here. ~. r.. .....
y a.Can' YOU walk, mammal Do tryI
70 Somcbody'n let us stay in their house.
y know they will: h9uai'ssr / ds.,b !
OF It's of no ,,use,' ,murmnred Margare
ie sit will soon be over----Ye1y soon! y
u She Was so weak and exhausted that tn
1c5Id had taken an almost instantHneou
y effect upon her;the blood inslier veins col
OF eealed TO ice; yet, in spite Of all, astrane
I ldrowsiness which she could not overcom
8 stole over her.
lie - Mamma! mammal! cried the boy agai
a. !; His voice of agony Brought her bac
10 to herselka1 She opened her eyes sar
3 looked rcHnd:nsh tgsr4 d'ir 'aas 1sd
sh come MAMMA nam do GOMEZ a'f'l4rsq'
's She strove to fise;s Uut fell back upc
. 1.-THE ground, The snow was Sitting heavi
\. - upon their garments, and each5instant u
nv wind increased in force. till it threatenS
. to overwhelIi them in the gathering drift
ny Margaret S senses began to forsake h
hS lt--she heard strange esvoices in the beatif
'S' storm--sher pain began to Isbe less felt
70 the cries OF. lerinfant were SCARCELY hear
ue Mammal said the boy again. aud mo
ne family, Il am not quite SO cold--the sno
I'm will cover us up and we can sleep j. 'Io
q s.tNo, no. she groaned, I'VE must n
pc sleep. Come, Wi!lie--come--w will &
ler can walk now >, indeed I eanp ,.,, 4
me Again that fearful struggle that elm
aus ing to life that gives unnatural streng
me Ia Ii n oct frame. hui IL was all in va