Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25
THE JEALOUS HUSBAND.


In our Forest City living,
a. There's a nice genteel young man.
One whose name shall not tell you
You may guess 1t II you can -l ID.
E.. Being married, one thing only ana g,
Came TO mar the Joys Of life;
He was just tr1fie jealous
Ofhis young and handsome wife
Yet he loved her, o so dearly.
That you must not think of blame,
$50 T In what now shall tell you fa.. .ssl.
OF this Mr., What's his name.
He went home quite unexpected-
-- 10 Twas week ago more III
His young wife was in the paTlOr
.-... With her back towards the door --1t
She was at the oentre-table, -tI..
In her hand she held a pen,
--' -' And with something interesting -
She was busy there and then ..-- . ..
But her husband softly entered
-0er her snowy shoulders gaZed; LIZA
By three letters oft repeated,
-- - Was his very soul amazed --- - -.|
i Il. o. b." were the initials Gu =l
Written DER and Ger again; pei.
Fixed upon the spotless paper, 4 -.'.
.r For his hopes, alas too plain. .
They wero not his own initials,
And the fact was now REVEALED l--
His wife within her bosom - -.--
Had secret love concealed - -'--
Then his blood stopped circulating,
And his heart but family beat;
He felt strange sensation
-- From his head down TO his bet. L
u And be cried, sInconstant Womanl -
All my dreams OF Love are Ger
i % Rolled his eyes 70 the ceiling. -.-.
5ss And ieil Prostrs'e onn i Il me noOf' 10 s-a
Then his wife with terror stricken, - -
By her husbands falling there,
Started from the centre-table
With cry Of Wild despair
And she chafed his hands and temples
Kissed his pallid brow and cheek
Till, with consciousness returning,
He had strength enough to speak.
When he family, sadly uttered A
81 am ruined shall del
Why, oh why hast thou deceived me-
Thou inconstant woman, why
ssWho, oh who, in thy affections
Has all love Of me enaeed
-l- Whose, oht whose are the initials
Which thy guilty hand has traced
eWho is the 4. z. H. deoefver7 ...l
And bis biS Viz gsS Srs1Ilsd@aay II Si darling,
sl.t--i- But be patient and Will
ltl ssI have never yet deceived thee,
| . -. -- For my heart is all thine own,
And its highest best ambition r5t -r.r
-1.l--.r Is to live fer thee alone-
sIf thou'lt ne'ar bejealans, . tiiai
will truly tell thee all
roI stands stan for sfsAACs' UNION HALLI'
In his arms she was eniolded- .1 +.
L All his doubts and l6afB mad uetl--
/ Aud upon his manly bosom, ....N
3 n ae As she pillowed there her head.
To the Whispered words she listened,
| r. - Which affection made him speak
TIL his earnest Lips grew silent
! H.. In communion with her cheek. -.H-.
But the honeyed words he uttered, Ts--
In his whispers, soft and low,
| Were-ssI'u ns'er again Be jealous
Not fear my heart shall know. D t...
- 'sFrom the lips that nqF cares thso, b q
/ a..| Not word OF doubt shall fair,
% r.f-I will live 70 l0Te and bless thee. -l
And viii elothe At UNION HAIL.
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80 80 :. ISAAC A. ISAACs'. ii
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Sole Agent for the saleof Singers celebrated
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AND
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