The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-12-24
IL. WIS ANSWER TO THU

~. SNAKE, WHO STYLE HIMSELF " HE lNvISI
#BLE GENTLEMAN l can answer but do not in
I'D nd to do SO privately I intend that the work.
Ssmali Judge my motives. Ii they find me guilty
Y am wiling to bear with 1t, but not willing
VITO be insulted by any one person, who, perhaps
Ahas little more money than [ have, and wher
that is said, it is the end of him, having not rains
ssenongh to act the part of Il gentleman. Ii you
Swanted to show your great care Of the ladies' why
II bid you not come to the place where I arm living
Tand make an investigation of my character
4 Then ii you had found it to have been anything
+ less than what have put it to the world to be-
hthen you would, Mr. Invisible, have full right t.
Ebrand me as an impOster. No. You poor, misera-
%ble wretch, you have not the manlness to face me
Sand charge me with what you would secretly try
H. injure me with. will now answer the ques.
Stons that you ask. You want to know if am
Eable to take care of wife. | do not know what
@you mean some men, who call themselves gen
$temen, would try to make the impression on the
1mlnds o. strangers that they are very great pro-
viders for Their families when they are away from
3home and out of hearing of their wives. Well. as
ct has pleased the GIver Of all things to take mine
afroin me, will not answer that question now, for
III hope, if l should live, may be able to get
another in spite OF all that the inveterate wretch
Ecan do. He can, then, come and get his answer
kfrom her
Mr.. Invisible wants me TO inform him what
~ VI lulSIIlgcHCe w ell, that
III can say to you is that l hope you will 10 and
Rstudy Your spelling book and try to improve your
Amind, the same as | am trying to do He also
kwants to know what would give him to get Inc a
Nwlfe. Well, sir, that would only depend on cir
Ncunstances If she did not possess any more brains
Ethan You appear to have, would rather You
would not bother yourself You ask me if was
ESQ dumb that did not know how t. talk to a
swoman would that it had been that some such
Eas had never had the use of speech, then there
B would not be so many of our once happy daugh-
hters, who are now living a life Of misery and
eshame. No. sir that was not the cause of my
ttaking the course did. If You had had sense
1enough to have understood my card, you would
Hnot have asked the question. Now, sir, / will
Stell you t7hy said intelligent woman I am a
ia man who never had the chance, when boy to
kreceive Oh education, on account of losing my pa
j rents when quite young. l now feel the want of
EIr, but not having means enough to educate my
Eself and being engaged in business affordine me
Ia living, thought would select partner who
shad an education, so that she might help me in
smy endeavors to improve my education. This /
gshall try to do, whether / succeed in getting a
8wife or not. am poor man, and have nothing
zhut what earn by my own hands But thank
sGod have character unstained Now, sir, you
I have L. y answer, and the world may Judge whsth
Ter am right or wrong, Mr.. Invisible
4 MOI knowing where may be called, nor do y
know where this poisonous reptile may have crept
Il do not think it prudent that should withhold
smy name any longer.
GEORGE WELLS WORTON,
4 BETHLEHEM Pa.
P s.-As it is your desirs to know when I
should come to the city, will crafty you. ex-
! pect to be down the 9th of Jauuary-I will
soblige you so much as to tell you where you cam
sfnd ME. Call in Coomb's Alley, below Arch St.,
J in the rear Of Second St