The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-11-03

hey had LETT the porch, he turned to her:
:sMhl =. ~, Sssvered, SIS 40 Of my
bEolhment you spsak9 An, that has
boen an AFFAIR Of many m0nthe. 10 y not
b case, Herr Doctor, for your medical
skill.'; go n
- nRnushYsesx 4Esnsst md Eliza were
1ef106.s 161T TO s6aS doing MIN
wrong never seemed to enter her mind;
that she was hidihg her bleeding heart
by stabbing bis she did NOT dream.
| They remained only six months In
Americe. sTts1she said shevas home
lick, and he 6f0uShs Ner back TO the
pretty little home he had prepared for
"Come and stay With me !; anu 90
,Ss ss;,a she ss:: ! and I owing
I had not 'bjeG h the house . week
bSs0sS Z ~ HAT her Husband was SUI
K}lP al. y,l'sbt ~ pane
tG3i6 Md sat d my knee, hyfue her
bead in my lap. .,''-7sss--s-7s,, :.
~ Ap "a, tired !" she said, SEQ tired" =
II sEh saiS ,Gtnt'y, 'Aaavs you not
forioltohf ~ HTs * IL z >
81 can never forget" she said with
sudden pathos. +s'2t4.5-- ~ -
ado you mean that you stili love-
/ "Hush !''she commanded, Interrupt
tIag Rx alaseesx - him hs!s |,
sse!se z: e; ifs.es ss.4 !
preached ms-for decelving him. Had
i not known the tfnth I cos'ld have BE-
iIsved him." ycT ,.--.r., r ~
\ A sharp peat At the outer bell reused
as. 10 another moment Taco re re-
Emembessd welt appeared 10 the door
way. II was he OF whom Else had just
been speaking. ----.--
~ bring you bad, nsvs. 0sadsm, he
said. ''Can YOU bear II ~ sS-ss T. 'R-- 8
ssSpsaks!" y sers A-s
s.Your husband IL dangerously III.
They are bringing him here. We may
save his iits. Do not despair.
"My husband Ernest ~ zYqr
with these words she sprang past him.
But one thought 6iled her MUD.
Ernest was Ill Ernest, perhaps dying-
perhaps dead! It almost seemed the
latter whsn he was brought 10 pale aud
unconselons. -
The .depsnssssd Into weeds, and his
life IVES 6cspAlfsd OF, but Else never
left hls hed1toe.
"You love .hln 60 we'll" the doctor
whispered 70 her Que day, Elsa, II I
save him It shalt be my atonement."
9hs waited until he hadjelt her, then
fell on her knees, aud prayed for her
sou..depahs for her husbands life. p
-Allllle later, with . long slgb, Ernest
opensd bis tired eyes 10 consciousness.
i Sitting by the other side OF the bed
WY fggoste4S p Elsa, with ? low sob;
HbeS 1vSrst ID nefer, pressing her lBpl
Ito h6. II tiHWG 7 fIEIElIEtG
"Ernest, love :" she tnurmured, ~
don't deserve It, but OH, will you moi
live for me ?" E "'a~ n
"For you ?" he questioned In his low
weak tones. 81 thought you would be
/ glld to feel the Tolls were freed :" =
"0lad. oh, my husband /! My only
love r.. ,n5 f,nJs 81. .,sort,.fi.,.s 81.
1 stole softly unnotlced from III.
room. On the Threshold I met DR.. Lo-
|rlng, but moiioned him back. s'He
Will Hive" said. He has discovered
1.-THE truth" .,s,u.as7g.,. as,s.--,sa ,-.4 =sss,
"Do not tell her," he answered, "but
when I first met her my wife had been
dead q year, loved her with an hon.
orable love. l know now that SHE
never loved me- aud with her futnse
happiness In the balance, I can say q
am cOntent' though for her sake sinai
never call another woman wife,
He eaid that ELSA had never loved
him. did not undeceivs him with tht
sentence had ouce heard wrung from
her tips
"Ah, God! II 1 could 80 mend my
heart !"
Perhaps IL was q, prayer and God has
anAwSf~tlt. W.
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