The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-05
MANITOWOC. WIS, JANUAlY5. 1888

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cry those bitter hopeless tears that had
never visited her blue eyes before.
Her life was blighted; all those
sweet hopes she had been cherishing
were crushed. If she became the
mother of "A living child, how could she
rear that child to love and reverence
a father from whom her self-respect
compelled her to separate?
Again poor Mamie's head sank on
her hands, and she was sitting on the
floor oblivious of everything but her
grief, when her husband returned to
her
He held out the label she had seen
at the fshmonger's.
Here is the cause of all your
trouble, my too hasty wife, and now
hear the explanation"
Mamie shook her head and turned
from him, but listened eagerly all the
same.
Just as 1 reached Dorey's shop this
morning l met DR.. Finniss, and he
stopped to speak to me. He had just
come from the death-bed of Mrs. Fer
guson. You start-you look incredu-
lous, but it is too true. She had died
of heart disease after an illness of
few hours. Knowing how young she
was, and how fondly loved, in spite of
her faults, by her husband and friends,
l felt SO much shocked, that for the
next hour l was like one in a dream.
l did your errand faithfully as l
thought, but here is proof that, in
the confusion of my mind l wrote,
without knowing it, the wrong ad
dress"
Mrs. Ferguson dead!
Mamie clasped her arms about her
husbands knees in paroxysm of
mingled shame for her injustice and
relief.
Forgiveness was earnestly and soon
accorded, but she was very i'll for some
days in consequence of the agitation
and fatigue she had undergone.
Need we say that no illusions are
ever made to that basket of fish, and
that Neil Rossiters wife is quite cured
| of unfounded jealousy.