The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-27
HARENfAL AuvICE.

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"A Venerable Looking mAn vas sttings ese
gerly convelsing with his daughter = beau-
tliuI young lady Of about twenty-one years
OF ege. WIN deep anxasey, ana an lmplor-
ing iock, the father said I . So .sa, "a il !.
my deas Jane, tnls Y 700 mucn tor you,
MONIES. '0he nas aev0iveo upon me-. y.
% hope ron win think better OF this mat-
ter. - w. !. .
= nave tnougns q y Iasner. CON
KNOW Mnat you mean ~ opposing my nappi-
ness. No one can say that Henry u drunk
ard. ,sss ,.a' ~. ~ 80 ~ !,
True but every one may see tnas ne u
last becoming so. y. IS. :,
Dld any one ever see nun intoxicsseo 6
Perhaps not; o1s ne y sae companion o.
sBat their excuses viii be : warning to
him.; - -
II there be truth IN the PAST, ~ 70 more
nkely tnat ne wlI become the Vlcssm oi sin'
iisr excesses: -, -,
REGARD 70 nls cnstactef VIII prsSen'
thas.
~ regard fer nis cnaracser aoes nos leso
nlm % avotd tneir company, IL VA sosseely
save MN from tneir M wees So - ~ ~ -.
but ne Is memoer Of Dr' =
eharch. sa ,s1 20. - =. ,
.Ah, now many nave Deen sorn, NOV oniS y,
ont 81 the cnorcn, put from tne poipis issell
py snas damn'ng wee.
but ne loves me ana Wouio no. 40 any
tnlng tnas Wouid place mo IN : 1Ase posi-
aon: te, q s.s .,' ~ :, - ~
HOW long ne VIII love you, my deal
Jane, when you come between nim ana sns
gratincatlon OF ms aPpe'lte' remains 70 De
seen. ags eas.s p, elr.s ~ aaat % s.z
y have no fear of tnat., :. -. ..., :, ~ :,
On! II is tnas very want OF rear tna,
makes me tremDie: are you resolved, ane
will you not, even in Difference to me, think
Of It again z, .gafff ttss
= have thought OF it, father, and am re-
solved e.r. ss1gss ~, J.s ! a. I'd .yss :
1t was not anger. 1t was, not pity. II
was not grief. Il was not disappointment
II was them all IN one, that smote that pool
father TO his inmost soul and with groaI
Of anguish, such a. IS possible only TO faith
ers in such circumstances, he said: ~. pa
sGod's will be done. Oh, Father If thou
hadst called me, like Abraham, to oher hel
in sacrifice to thee but to give her thus ts
pass through the hre to Moioch Ihy VII
be done. III try. sg. D. a. -a .sleafsS
But the scene is changed, and we are
thrown six years forward in the daughters
history. Henry and she were married, and
all went well for a time. Gradually, how
ever, cloud began to gather, when, on the
evening here exhibited, he staggered home
not caring, Us was his wont, to conceal biz
condition. His wife, who had waited tai
midnight for him, simply said: yta
sYou are late tonight, my DEAR ,s, u.
sAnd can't one be little late without be.
ing thus taunted with it?' = ~ s# n2's .9F
70, did not mean to say anything
amiss.' .a. zte, -a .. las ~. p ,.as1
q am not bound to knNw what you mean
know what you have said.' &.
sBut what have said to offend you, my
dear p ...--, ~ E1 s-.. .t,.,, 5.... :
sJane,' he said, sternly.r She started, fo1
she felt that that was not her name. 'Jane
l am tired Of this. have endured it toe
long, and he raised his closed hand. -. r..
sOh, Henry p she cried. sYou will nev-
help! Ohn .-. .s.e. s,.3 .. 90. 5.s.. t.. .
1t was the first time. She did not believe
he would do it. She was deceived. He die
it, and slamming the door behind him, es.
capped into the street. -z -. rs ,... ....,.
Again the scene has changed, and sever
years have passed over them. ,g.,s--.,,.. ..
Character! Church membership Re.
gard for his once beautiful wife Set tht
bramble against the fire. Drink led to neg
lect of business-neglect OF business led te
bankruptcy-and bankruptcy to still deeper
drinking. The fashionable house in -
terrace shrunk into low howell in
lane. The eldest daughter, sweet girl Of
ten years, too frail for such sudden trans.
ition, withered, and was mercifully' taker
home, and the cause Of all became hope.
less maniac, while his wife Is left-not 9
widow. Death alone makes widows. Drinl
does more. - ~
The scene is changed again. Broken
hearted, wasted and abused, the poor wo.
man is sitting with her face buried in hel
apron. 1t is her mother who is pleading
with her. IT,. .S..s ..a. an ...s. 4
my dear Jane, you must not lay this toe
much to heart.' 4-' " t5', ~. ' ~ ta
'Oh, don't call me your dear Jane! CAL
me devil, for the manner IN which have
wrung the best hearts with anguish SO un-
deserved s.E s3.s. ll- aFa a...
sWe must not speak OF deserts, Jane. Il
either OF US had our deserts where should
We be to-day?' sesa -. - "s9ses4 = .
'But ! have been 80 bad. Oh, mother,
this Kindness will kill me How can you
ever forgive met? f-s 1 O. 5ssA o. 2
Va, Ioro So,, ~ oh;l5 Hnir H. =,
the same nriv;lace., 80. - = -" - -
sBut can never face INV father. He can
never forgive me. and his renroach ia ;n.nf.
ferable., - -" s.~f - :" ''''"' = -
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