Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
ME JEALOUs HUSBAND.


..r In our Forest City living,
There's q nice genleel young man. 4
One whose name shall not tell y0u--
M You may guess it if you can. -t
Being married, one thing only ---- .-
Came TO mar tho JOYS Of life;
He was just trihe Jealous fa. q rt
OF his young and handsome vile.
Yet he loved her, OF 90 dearly.
That you must not think Of blames
In what / now shall tell you .--t-
OF this Mr.. What's bis name. IVA 57-
He went home quite unexpected-
Twas week ago9r more
III His young wife was in the parlOr
With her back towards the door. a
She was at the centre-table, .-..r .--r ---I
In her hand she held a PEN
And with something Interesting -.--g1
u She Was busy there and then. .H ...
. But her husband softly entered;
Ger her snowy shoulders gazed5
BY three letters OF repeatedf Glib
Was his very soul amazed
II u b >" were the initials
Written Ger and Ger againi - .-.- q
Fixed upon the spotless paper, r- 90 rs.1
For his hopes, aiasl too plain
.r They were not his own initials,
And the fact was now revealed z-
His wife within her bosom
r. Had secret love concealed
Then his blood stopped circulating, a
And his heart but faintly beat n Il
He felt o strange sensation
From his head down % his f5et. 90 I
And he cried, 'sInconst6nt woman
- All my dreams Of Love are Ger
~ Rolled his eyes 10 the ceilingt4 --
l' Then his wife with terror stricken,
By her husbands falling there,
Started from the eentre-taple ii.-
With cry Of wild despair
And she chafsd his hands and temples
.r. Kissed bis pallid brow and cheek, eEr
IT'LL with consciousness returning,
he had strength enough 70 speak. I
when he faintly sasly, 4 pttsFed= iss:y Old
WbT' Oh I why hast thou deceived ms2 s7ir3
1.s Thou inconstant woman, Why -at -a
GWho, oh who, in thy affections -,..-. ..
Has an love Of ne efiaced .
Whose, Oh whose are the lhitiala
n Which thy guilty hand has traced --..
srvTho Is the l. U. H. deceiver -.
Tell me, ere my heart grows still" -l-]
H1..ia And MS wife replied-"My darlings fr.5-
-r But be patient and VIII
81 have never yet deceived thee,
For my hearf i al thine oIEns ll. RI 2 20
And It's highest best ambiuon5 - r--.r
Is to live Tor thee alone.
.sIf thou'lt ne'sr be jcalans, @
will truly tel the9 all sG la.11 goo
stSnds for 1s1ACs' 0Nf ON HLrr
In his arms aha vas aniolded-
All his doubts and fears had led o.. l.ls1
-- And upon bis manly bosom, .-.-
AZ she piilOWed there her bead p
To the Whispered words she listaneds
ll Which ehectiOn made him speak .a.l b
-1.-.- Til his earnest lips grew silent
In communion with her ehsek. I
l5.." But the honeysd words he uttered, - IL g
In his whispers, son and loE, - E-
Were-siI'n n na'er again b leaiOuss
Not far ny heart shall know. -il
o. ssFrou the Hps that now cares ths9y r.i1
Not word oi doubt shall an
VVsiII live 10 love and bless thee a.i.lf a
Jt 10 And viii clothe ct UNION HALlr -1
-a7-s large stock Of Summer Clothing selling q
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for he szlaoi slnger,s eslsorated
.llisf SERING MACHINES "a 81.
ts ct -A - AID
STORR'S AUTOMAT0N PRESSA ma
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
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