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Tioga Eagle (Newspaper) - April 24, 1844, Wellsboro, PennsylvaniaIf Aster general Thi within one bunt location out of la iroc description and ass Arr Tor me to ssh Dicine areno1 St speedy and of Eccl of that class. Vhf other acc orap by the printed and no. 35 Carlton t capriciou50688 of some wives is m v. Kate than the right Down angry tempi of the one is a continual dropping of a Raj i by april Shower heavy Tat soon Over. Lay lot in was a Young Ana m he had been Marri i to a Beautiful girl i Junior he being now Little past. He had married to but had loved at Ellen Ca and an of draw her husband s authority. But Ion was naturally spirited Ort Unity was Only wanted to at. She Vas a spoiled Beauty cart Cefeus. And very fond of having her own v Lay. Her parents had never thwarted her inclinations nor before had Louis Lorie so. She now internally resolve or a which i is pretty often Sherold she prov be sensible As Well As Bejou i and he is 3" a Hii band us he to Devouil Lover. The first 4ix Pis of their married life Lily summer s Stream Wijn Meadows. Not passed Between Ilum exchanged loj he Ibe happiest of me no j it was because has Honey Rocton Puccillo be six monies Long. He 0-Ralulaieil himself everywhere he Anil triumphed Over his Fri id still remained in the bad have not beep married a year said Fred Turner a y Jiing who hid Long been looking Fra Rich widow or an old e i Ilmo e the Dee r i from said which u ill a flaw in red Lille which. Wait till Yop have differed Irin the color of her new Fenics Jamesly an m. I Lien of age seventeen of be had spent like a Milb flu 3 Candle trying to Muster c up his Independence of n woman. Lwis laughed at his Friend up Hociej. Anil in the love of Ell in 1 he should always Reni in so. Lil i it Home and he lol his Lich Elor frien von believe Tilem Lovely Bri Ilc smilp., and cfl.p1 As a Lia aria Cerully poured into his Lea. Lick five ilium no of ares envy me my in if they 1 urn Siiro Ive always to i incr As do now Snail he bridle. An i novt a nor look Nur sour to no and Yon will always indulge me to he sure an i Lei me do As i please Iberia inv he so Happy won1ive and Louis by Jered and Sisilio Well in. Liin not to Yie certain n Hood. Of woman y i band s the slave. I the crisis will not such a the mean Connuli. I his Wor when Ler Minei he quiet natural i one so. Much As she loved Louis i to him. She had imbibed ions she had Learned in girl Oman s rights and that if a idea the first time to a Hus per she was henceforth his liw thought she to herself and the hour has come and i submit. Louis shall or than usual. The ensuing morning Ellen who really loved Louis and Felt proud of his love came to him and putting her his neck affectionately kiss he returned the Caress and ice More look the place of sad fiut the Briihl Crystal vase of eroded love had received a flaw i that Day their happiness was a and unsteady. The current on was interrupted by Many of i can never please you sob sob sob 1 what a scene Are we making before the nurse you began it i did mrs. Carlion did not expect so can did a confession and was a loss to go on. At length she Rose up and without looking up at Louis left the House followed by the Black eyed Hazel eyed lit infant in the nurse s Louis soon after followed and went to the United Stales hotel to for get his Domestic discomfiture in the so ciely of his Bachelor friends and in the excitement of a Glass or two of Brandy and water. If Pettish wives knew How often they drove their husbands to the Brandy bottle they they gave Way to which would bring Forth to them such Biller fruits. That sat in his Library so hours he said to him As he left Brm and i assure will be a great Deal in purer. So soon As she sees that you Are indifferent to her caprices and Pelly bulkiness or finds thai you n endure them with philosophy she ill put an end to them. Don t let or think Yoo care so much about her to be made miserable contract or Eyebrow or speak in an Ood Bye the judicious Friend of Louis had not Een Long gone before the Library door opened and mrs Carl ton stole in in Ler night Diess. Louis sat still with it seeming to see her. He knew she Vas coming to make up with Uch was her disposition that though he was careless about hurting Louis feelings was As ready to alone for i. It was falling out and Fulling in gain with them Twenty times a Day. Louis therefore expected her. She advanced softly to stole prices Ard each Day she and More reckless alone and gloomy. He was Refle Clin. Upon the probable wreck of his Matri Moinul Hopes. He thought of the a wife hours of courtship when Eilen seemed All a Lover could a Hus Oan Hope for. He thought of their first i Ference about the color of a ribbon Anc groaned at remembering How Many a followed it. He could not question if deep and devoted love of wife by not much Skillet in the female beat he marvelled How pure love could exist where there was so much Capri Fiou nest. He fell that if Ellen loved him she a to him unhappy As she did do Twenty times in a by her Little potty bursts of Terppe to be sure they transient a always followed by a smile but nevertheless the wound of his Hoail rankled he the wine to his tips. She got up and rapidly walked the room and to a stocked off the ashes of his Cigar into the Spitson. At length she came and Laid her hand hesitatingly upon his shoulder. Ellen you Are dispel sized my dear Why do you act so How not to speak c try to inquired whether i expected that tend of work would i tried not to ittle when 1 told per. By pre haps concluded it would not pay. But that 1 Ever gained 8 very opium for e Stone taken out and the extra crop 1 at the 1 was silent Lor peace. Ellen was afraid of you Ellen to afraid of me. My husband afraid of she repealed distressed. I. Was in truth. I am afraid to speak before you now ate for All the trouble to say nothing easy working and abundant Furre and now my estimate holds the 40 16 50 bushels of Corn to the acre extra will More than pay for the extra nothing of the value of the Eione. Of t Tinera profit by by example and then 1 shall the Corn was planted in drills at the Dis Lance often to twelve inches to a Plant Ruie drills or rows three feet apart precisely in was bold work and was held to be imprudent i it i Ata. Ler hand into the grasp of Ben Ding Down kissed his forehead. You will forgive me he replied by pressing her to his Literl. Of Ellen were always so kind and full of commands a husband s love. I c y j Are Jou speaking the truth As you most he answered imly r you fear wife of feel pres sively your bosom. I do Ellen then am i a wretch indeed All thai i wish he More bin More peace. The Ion after she seemed to have forgotten t r t i t k a h 11 nor ill Cli Onate. Louis hailed his Wilh of for he had begun to that the capriciousness of Elmer had ruined her own and piness forever. Pef months passed Afier the birth f Hiir Lille girl Anil nol one unkind or look had been interchanged them. One morning fixed in the parlor dressed for Ellen the will the infant. Nurse following her where Are you going my Louis lifting his. Eyes from a on seeing her come in and then Cherry would be most be mini decidedly indeed i Dpi t think so. J Captain Imo timer of the Navy toil. Me i i truly charming in pure e. J Captain Morl Irrer of the exclaimed Louis an Ellen i like it now you shall not Wear i Urple Wear in you jealous i am not. You Ore i Ell you Ellen i Arn in Well have your own a j he purple ribbon or party or j _ er6 a mar Tonia looked upon its a life eco Tonish then. She had Sharp word before since i us be Vuic on Iii but then her tastes a been did not of a was thunders know she possess spirit she now had led. On his part he had to her before. and began to tremble f a n n i i to c Rel Rily i less than Quey by i Wil won t go Climax with per of spoken Cir mar Ruck he i the least openly re never so 9 astonish the first d. And going toward the babe a proud parental kiss. To that she had riven offence. While he was thus engaged thinking an old married Friend called in. He was Twenty years older than Louis and had a grown up family. He was attached to Orlton who returned his Friendship Wilh his . So Yon Are he said gaily where is Madam Euen has retired 1 said Louis i have not seen her since . Not seen her since morning and not been two years married Why Man now i look at Yon you appear sad or ill. What is the Mailer nothing that is to say something. What goes wrong nothing your business As i could wish Ellen and baby quite so Are you sick then what is the reason of this Long face Louis faintly smiled and then Rose and walked Aci Oss the room. His you would try and please me i will Louis. Come new to bed. I could not sleep knowing that you were displeased with me Why then do you so often anger Ine i i Finot help it i Don t mean to. We will speak no More of this to May. This peace be permanent is my fervent prayer it shall be Louis several Days elapsed and Ellen see med really trying nol Only to. Avoid giving Louis offence but to make him Happy. Hut this Calm was of Short duration. At dinner she insisted on giving the babe a Chicken Bone to suck and Louis contended for the impropriety of it As the Chil j was scarcely four to paths old. 11 will not hurl said mrs. Carllon ii will indeed in will. Louis remembered his experienced Friend s advice was silent. I by almost every person who saw it. Planting and a bad season contributed Dis so backward was in thai on the 15th of june the plants were so weak that Uell Jer plough 4ior Hanow could be used and As l must needs do something 10 it Belore mowing or licit Alii w my temper so hateful have i been but two years married and yet Louis Carl Ori ears is it possible that i have fallen so l she cried with Tori fears to contradict me Low Ling Jouis. Can Vou forgive w for what he asked deeply moved by her distress. Form a evil temper capricious disposition my recklessness of your peace my indifference to your wishes my Uller selfishness i see now All my hateful us True of How must i have appeared to you How to i appear to you Louis As an Angel of Light a seraph of peace bearing love and Joy upon its wings he cried his eyes filling. You Are forgiven. Henceforth i Leel you will be the Sweet gentle loved and Loving i loved and we ded Ere an angry passion marred our Bliss indeed Louis from this Day you never have occasion to complain of want of affection in me. You shall Early grass being Ihen ready to turned in the hands to give Iva slight touch of hand hoeing and it was not until the bin or july fit to be worked by horse Power. As the season advanced and the weather became hotter it was cheering to see the rapidity of the growth and vigor othe was Hennery indication and Best yield Ever made. And had in not been or the arms in september especially of the 14 and most sanguine expectations would assuredly have been realized to ascertain the yield per acre a piece was selected running 80 Yards by 30-ihe Corn that grew on Hilt space it part Hii Ltd by used 99 bushels of ears. The 80 Yards by 30, it less by a Perch than Hail an con. Yiel-1 200 bushels of the acre. Bushels shelled cum Lodder in proportion if not Grealer. Three and a half acres anted Troin the 2nd to the give Lille Mary an airing in the Don t she look Sweet and Carlton turned and gazed upon if ant Wilh a look of maternal de Lille Cherub Ellen its eyes in Mortimer tells me Are like Friend followed him and took his Arm. Louis something is or orig and Ellen have again you Louis whal were you going to say asked Ellen seeing he paused Louis commenced deliberately to mix dressing for salad. The child shall have the Bone and mrs. Carllon looked to Hec husband for . 1 i say he shall have it Louis scientifically mixed the Oil and Mustard and see med so absorbed in the process that he appeared to Hovice around him. Mrs. Carlton looked Al angry Surprise. Why Don t you speak or. Carl Lon Louis sailed the amalgam and then peppered it. Mrs. Carl Tori s Beautiful complexion was heightened. Her Fine eyes grew dark and her lips compressed. She could not gel her husband to quarrel with her the. Worst situation r i _ _. I i i in Rah _ of never find frowns where you listen for the accents of love and Ellen Carllon Kepi her Promise. Made to see the hideous Wessof her mor Al feelings by their effects upon the manners of her husband towards her she had saved from wreck Ere it was to late the fair and richly freighted bark of their Domestic peace. Lei All e l h Oft this Palch had been in Wilh buckwheat the autumn before which Hhd been sown smother out weeds Pari Broad plantain. It was Well seeded by one third More than i Ever saw attempted Iain in every , a the Ance of not More than eight inches apart from the generous Supply of suitable manure the great seed and the Fine condition of and i did expect to astonish you with held of some 500 bushels to the acre but ii. Well directed Effort was rated by Ibe unnatural if like weather which set us after rain storm of Spring the southerly Gale the re found Captain Ellen laughing says her eyes Are like in me Mortimer i Tell you every Jet Black the babe s Are Hazel and Why. Your Are Are Ellen so Are now you do love to contradict said mrs. Carllon pet Tashly me Lane let us go before us you nol ashamed to Kcf Tif me Inthis Way before and to Cruvant i had no intention of Veling. I merely said the baby s s

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