Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-09-07


altar had vowed to love, cherish, and
defend, merely 10 accommodate YOU,
because you bad a little more ready
money shan .'ber lord" was
doubtless interesting when slIe told
you she would go y tie place men
toned, trusting in your ASSERTIONS
with reference TO tie prudence and
safety of tie act in day time it was
doubtless interesting when SHE sealed
the doom q, her happiness wi hh her
own right hand, and sold her soul.
life, peace, marriage vows, age, every
thing for gold. You will also thinks
it interesting, friend c., when secret
things are made known, and ypu sec
the misery you have caused III that
family; when you see that love Is and
only daughter hid in a prem nature
grave, the victim Of a broken1heart,,
whose first cause we trace to you.-
/ 1t will be interesting 10 see tIElt ia
Their bowed with grief rs he slowly
weEds his way homeward froih the
quiet resting place of lis last earth
ly solace, separated from him i'm the
hour of affliction by deaths reient-
less hand. 1t viii be Interesting in
the.inale 20 see her 10 whom this
letter was addressed, a deg traded
wreck and Outeast, tic, inmate of u
brothel; she WHO was once th E idol
Of doating husband, whose hopes
you blasted and prospects blidhted
1t will be interesting 10 see the gray
hairs of those aged parents De cend
with sorrow TO the grave, and hear
their Notwithstanding means rs they
lament The fall of that once hopeful
daughter. Friend c., you too have
an only daughter, whom you Sc en- to
think great deal Of-just plafeAer
in the situation III which Miss K.
will be found ''when secrets are made
known, = and tell me what your feel
ings arel But | like 20 have forgot
ten some men have no heart; perhaps
you are one of them. Mrs Il j ap
peal to your Judgment, allho ugh II
stranger to you. can tell I'd u one
thing: the position in which yeu stand
is very critical one II you fulfil
the promises you have made b retO
/ fore, extracts of which / see IN the J
letter before me, you will repent it to
the day of your death. THO fine
iElney rustic Of the new silk dress
will not quiet the guilty colise ience,S
the Iustre of the diamond sill not
SHE ID it from rem brse. and to lhttcr
you Eself that mah will keep tile Sc
cret Of your folly, is the height Of al
sur'liiy. But Tia it's the way with
you women; you believe ANYTHING
Il man tells you. no difference v hat it
is. You little think that thcH ! are
men or the look out, and whal they
see and find out is no secret lohg-
Well, guess | had better turn phi
lanthropist and go to leeturihS.-
Wonder what Mr.. c.. and Ms. K.
would say if they had heard " ha: /
said in the last three hours. Guess
they'd think was a mighty good
man. if nobody hadn't told Il any
better. The old saying is, luc / new
er comes single LANDED, and ] begin
to think there's some truth ih that
adage, for here We tripped up some
one and cut piece out Of her dress.
found letter from the Hon Mr.. C..
10 the great aris.ocratic lady bf the
city, Mrs. K. through the lett Ter Ill
get at least $500, besides what get
from the lady; and by tie bye,
must call on her aud show m ere
ntials, and at the same time take
good care not to let her get Il Hold of
EN-; then the best Of all I've fooled
Biggs, and that s more than an " one
else can do Ha, hal I'll mako him
perform the nuptial ceremony, then
when he's out of the way 10 Oh e can
be found by whom Mary Mars b can
prove she ever was married, and then
when | get tired Of her away she goes.
a nice tale ] fixed up about lie re-
speci!uI awe under which | stood
when in her presence; and tht IN TO,
that ] was going to drop the h4 dress
No, indeed, | Amt quite that pig, a
fool yet But / must go and see
Miss Mary, and try and see if can't
make an impression" Gentle read
er, the foregoing is the solloqay of
WaDe after be thought Biggs bad left;
but the latter parsonage had waited
to see where he went to, but rs le did
not leave for some time be approached
the door, and hearing voice, lis tened
to'what we have just related, then
off he went to Doctor Ball to te.ates
what had passed and ask his advice.