The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-15
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H. ihs year is---- was in company
With gtsatisnsn ~bo bad iu,i return
81 ffvis the city u L., 10 Ses England
ic szid he pot up al a hotel, and for a
time tech hs ,esl ia tie bar room.
Tho doof opeoed suddeHly. and female
stepped IN. She Was the very picture
q ssony--her hair dishc,tllod. her
drrss negligent, her eye unsteady. and
Der movements eccosirSc. She seemed
10 hesitate Ag hrsi, bus al length, gath
crinz courage, shc moved up 10 The
bar, and SAID, " Landlord. do no, sell
my poor husband any more rum. You
have slrvady ruined us You know
thai before be began 10 como to your
bar be vac a sobcr man. lie was re-
sPcctei IN society. He was a. Kind
husband rs any woman ever had. Bat
you sold him liquor until be had no
money 10 pay. Unbekno~n 10 me YOU
got mortgage 90 his farm you sold il,
and turned me and my helpless family
GOT Of DOOR My husband lost his
hoaiih' his character, and his reputation.
lie became enoss and abusive TO me.
whom he once iendcrly loved. lie
turns me oai VI the wrc,ehed howell in
10 'he cold and storm lie comes home
Iron your tavern Infatuated like de-
mon. Ny once kind and amiable hu.-
band and the tender father is a mad.
man when he Is In liquor. lie beats
me aod my children cruelty. ard threat
ens 10 murder ns. Oh, don't give him
any more liquor :" and The ,ears gu.hed
10 her eyes, while the landlord stood
spceehieo
la the midst Of these cnirca,iss, which
should have broken hrari OF stone. n
man stepped into the bar room, and
with The vacant stare Of an incbriaie,
moved towards the bar. Instantly the
pleading wife threw herself between
The Wsn and tie bar, ard With one hand
agAins, he breast, ard the other stretch
I'd osii isploriag tho landlord, she said
don't drunk my dear youll break my
heart And bursting with agony, she
turned 10 the landlord. " Oh, don't let
him have Il den',. ioatl- And while
sh.s seeno MAS passing. hear, rc,,diug
and awful beyond description, The land.
lord walked Deliberately out from be.
hind The bar, and taking The wosnsn
rudeiy by the arm, said. this "a DO
piacs icr women J. and ,iolently tear
ing her from her husband. he pushed
hsr cat aud shul The door against her.
lie Thea went behind the counter and
piseed ,cs,le cf liquor upon Il. The
sne'ehed inebriaie staggered up and
drank his dram, and placed piece u
money pIon The eoanier. tho landlord
~ipsd i % complaecuily into the draw.
cf, sad she araatAfd passed out, MAJ.
denea wilh the dranFhi. 80 ronew hi,
brutal attacks upon biz arfencelcn wif,
and ehildrca.
kosscd, deiends such tnr.arou, cru.
city a. the No one apologies for IL
Al Agfeo 10 pronounce the landlord a
brute. Hut there vas On fac, deserv.
ing special siicpsion. The whole tran
sAesAea ~as ssdcr sanction q Law
fss ibe sAleof every gias. q that ruia.
Qua liquor. which redsoed an l,s,saess man
ant good ritinos 10 the lowest degree
q suderius and iniAmy. he could show
a. heeas ifom ihs osAeers o. jusiios
undeT aghesiy solmnly conveyed b,
Etsre Senator and Asscasbly mea, sign.
ed b. tho GosesoF. and bearing ID.
seal ofibs Sisis.
There azs NJ redress i the Law fsl
tbs suScrias lady, She had been rob
bes u her hcsas, - oospsort, q her hus
bard. ssd MS blight Il 'lesg.sir hsd beer
thro-a oseF her shade family hot III.
Lac g'fespeied lAS siesssos e.. ani len Le,
% s-dsv asFuish w,,l.csi The hope o
Eeliafl
rbe ENsFs< a thsi sale have ekaaeet
tbs ia~ 81 he sotgnfa slnoe. The hoss.
81 Ihs belF'iess esHnc, noe be ,hus tai "a
away. sHa ma cznnSi there be ra.asl
sssA i,npuHi.y. Hsrs Say s,,~s rsgAi
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