New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

INDUCED Iii every whina his little wife.
But this was only the beginning. Alices enas
wardrobe, he soon found. was az Mas ana ala'.a
disposal -hcr shawls, her parasois her grove ~
bonnets, even 10 her shoes. Besides th's, = "
slant borrowing Of kitchen utensils was hsp. W
and groceries we're used h common Ma ana a1aaia
Alice W. always sure, we're welcome e snar
ANYTHING she had. AT the end OF a year, Mr.. MOI
law fund his wife and all belonging to her entire
II Ma,s md Mariass disposal he had not sncceede
i VI I'll ii business, and he was supporting tw
families instead Of one. True, his wife was happie
i than he had ever known her to be, but he felt
| was III an expense which must prove their nltimat
ruin, BE was NOT happy and he could not be, I'd
the time had not yet come when he could afor
to spend much and make nothing,
Alice. y be said to her one night at tea, "Alics
am going back to New York! Time is passing,
am spending . great deal Of money and have nc
client 70 50 On in this way is impossible;
have made up my mind to go back
The cup Alice was lifting to her lips shook vic
iently. Shc vet it down, turned deadly pale, the
rose to leave the table.
He called her back. ~ am sorry to grieye you,
he said, !" but this must be.n Gently he gave he
his principal reasons, delcately Withholding thos
which bore any alIusion TO her friends; but tear
and lamentations were her only answers. " can
not bear New York" she said; / hate til al
a,,s e - tsl =. IN, ,;as.,
4 ,; n l,o, aa,t,, 40, s,,fsared HERE
A,;.a 81 NV. o,,sr j, sho,,ght 4
good.''
Well but you know, Y she said, pettshly, what
! b,r,or Il bsvs q conta oious Diseases 4 yon,d
ratIey IN than bave "a small.nos Ain ona 4
always eynosed g that ii LARGE CITIES ike New
VII \,
~ n n ,,ore t,a y,are Alca Nh c,;vs v.,,, u,,,,
choice-vou NAV 90 With me. or remain behind
II Won prefer 10 stay here do a. your trnest han.
,,;raas Il what rrsl 4 cnrsnlt rh.osa hatx-aa,,
s A,;ce vonr b,,sbara u. Afs a,d afar;a n. ~
II was his caeIs tbat was now ,,aIe and HE IL,
which was onivering. There was ! lonu nansa !.
then aropn;nr H. head mon III hosom III sa;d
81 am happiest here. Robert; but. oh. stay with
me 2
/. That cannot Be lie said putting her ron, him
and rising: YOU have made your choice : abide
by il. Alice. and nav Won be hapnv.
He turned away: Alice went awhile bitterly
then new u, her mother.
Never mind b, said a Ma \, 1,e wi; xvrto for Won
before tl,e month il out or coma bact - W, ID
pend unon it.n
Ali NIGHT Alice heard him na IN, ;s roon, ons,.
inr drawers and closing ,ioors. m vain ~ waited
far h;s stem n come near Mar II c,,oe ~ ,ooye
and next morning N ma gone u;tbont f,,rtlar
word Of nartino and The month raIlad bv and he
neither wrate ri nor Is lain him ~ came = ,,et
NH himself. 3
Z a brief note announcing his sudden departnre
for Europe ON business. was all she heard Of him
she ensuing summer.
III. y she said, one morning in September. .the
baby seems feverish, and there is an eruption on
his faceyery slight, but still an eruption-what
ourht Vi do W,
aSend at once for Dir. Holly
DR.. Holly came, pronounced the disease small.
jon, and that afternoon Ma and Maria had both
I'D from the house leaving Alice to nurse her little
me alone. She had always been weak, helpless
reatnre, hut new life, new strength seemed to |
ave been given her. She watched untiringly by
er little one's pillow, held his hand when he
reathed his last, and with her own hands placed
i'm in The little coffin which seemed ID strike such
error to every heart She followed II Ia the silent
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