Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27
THE JRALOUS HUsBANp.

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'-1 n ID In our Forest city living, ' i '.-1
] rl 2 There's a nice genteel young man. lI"
-- One whose name shall not tellJ7ou-
You may guess II II yOu can
Being married, one thing only
li q 5-L Came to mar the joys Of life; ~ i-if
boo He was just a trife Jealous = d
-. Ot ms young and handsome Wlie, G .l
Yet he loved her, u so dearly.
That you must not think Of blame,
In what now shall tell you
OF this Mr. What's his name, saI
-1 lie went home quite unexpected--7 a..T
Twas week ago or more
His young wife was in the parlor lL
q with her back towards tie door. r ...
kr-.t She vvas at tho cenfre-tabIe J 90 Is
In her hand she held pen,- s---...-a .. .rt
- And with something Interest," ting
l.I She was busy there and then. ..- -- ...
ono taBut her husband softly ehteFed; i-' ga7
/ N. Il O'eF. her snowy shoulders gazed f Ina
by three letters oft repeated
l--1 Was his very soul amazed. = TO a'
PIG s., CD. .. H.,' were the initials gus s'1
Fog Written Ter and DER again; = l eial
- For hrs hopes, alas J too plain
They were not his own initials,
.. RI And the Tact was now rev eaied--. '-
.-- His wife within her bosom Es-H....
Had a secret love concealed.
M Then his blood stopped. circulating, s-f -e
And his heart but family beat
.- He felt strange sensation a --I 20 --
si From his head down 70 his f9et.g $50
And he cried, 'Inoonstant womanl
3D.. All my dreams Of Love are O'er,'' a
Rolled his eyes 10 the ceiling,
.-'. Aud fell prOstrate Onn the floor.
Then his wife with terror stricken,
-.a BY her husbands falling there,
l5 Started frum the centre-table
With cry ofwild despair. s--.-.
z-r And she chafed his hands and temples
Kissed his palhd brow and cheek -.l sf
Till, with consciousness returning,
f.- 8 He lad strength enough TO speak f.
d when he faintly, sadly uttered -
ST am fuinedl ] shall del
-;-- Why, OH why hast thou deceived me-
Thou incOnstant woman, why
eWho, oh who, in thy affections
-.-I. Has all love 81 me efiaeedf
HH.. whose, oh whose are the initials
r Which thy guilty hand has traced Van
20 % nd ssYVho is the 4. U. H. deceiver ygaa e
And MS wife repled-nNy darling, --.
But be patient and will sdi io
q 81 have never yet deceived thee, l-t
For ny heart i ali thi1e own .7l ..ai-.E
l % Is to live for thee alone,
le .ls, < ,.,,,,,.ss z.1 o' is. --E
f..l / viii truly tell fheeaIi5s' s17 a.ftzr7qz
: staAds al h for 70 flsii fsGAcs 1't}S USfoN HALL
- In his arms she was enfolded--
l- -1- All his doubts and fears had fed
q -..- And upon his manly bosoms7 r.r
AS she piiloWed there her head.
ri To the Whispered words she listened -.
l-I Cd Winch afiecton made him speak -i
L'1rf Till his earnest lips grew stlont .1l -LlEl
In communion with her cheek. Co 81. 49,
Bat the hopeged words heHtiered. -1 ,.r-
In his whispers, soft and low,
Were-sffil n ue'er again be jealous,
~ Not fear my heart shah kn0Ws,a
s'From the lips that now earess thee, .f-
Not word of doubt shall iilll
will live TO love and bless thees-
And will clofhe at UNION HALL
H85- A large stock Of summer Clothing selling At
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES .,
AND
STORR'S AUTOAlATON PRESSMAM
Garner Of Union and Suparior streets.
RB LOOK OUT FOB THE GIANTS -SA
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