, 1869-01-01

This itdy. such as eh. IL, believes that the
member that E1itthoroe lived 1t bone lino.t On
commenced: He hss abandoned hts hosas. % ae
u en- C,ark street. in rooms, And why Is be
thsset Why. Genslemcn ron w,li answer.
They tetk to make you bstieve that It Ia 4 mere
!ele quesuon of di1e1ence about properly. You
hsvc come difference With your wife about prop,
"a ,hs 1oa as ss hi yoa e s :,
via! aon .squttsr viii q assaid s eade. eoaeia.
and abandoned man to slaln tho reputation ol Ills
Mne; and bring her, Il possible, To his own yils
ssy, gentlemen, snAs Is confederation worthy
70 CO ser1 ueiJ entertained, and given 1ueh
welcht At 5onr bands, thai Mss, Eilstho.pe, 70
iaE H. ssns roo tnosinT a Il; Sse, ssIs 10
well believes: terrible "a the trnh Is, uaacecpta-
ne - + Is 70 hss thss s. has abandoned her Tor
Fisher .Ancs ssYs: II deaire to thsus God,
while be has gwen me re6son 20 falIible, that
he hsa imposed upon nc an lnst1nct so Certain"
WOMAN; It IL not Ht,n my mother OF wife, and I
Mon.d " thank aesser that the Instincts and lore
81 o1es a ss f. sh9 o
hes: She Genes on The stand rcluctantly-uu-
wiling as she is; and says. alast | must aa-
believe. hss abandoned N. for rbis pIaintln.'
l. so5 70 1aae H..
not much. painful as il t. 10 eonasm you In uu he
sano iuprees.on which tlls the mind OF this
wife and mother 60 sadly. -
5ee as Il se 81 ns sas sa
ws9t ws9t tor Mls. w,lktason's soy and
&c aesW..a, f13e o the boz th,t meaf Sa aid
not 60 to Lemont- He told her that be did. She
tbs. night. There was f.lsehood, @ and y vhsn nn
husband tells bis wife. or the wife the husband,
the nrat fsisehood tue charm and beauty and
copfldence admits u no degrees: Tour Vie Il
cn.lselJ chsssc. ard trne and truthful 10 You, Of
no: a ~ 70. There u m .nseium 9roata for
your pathway otllfe viii noae1t, Deserving nd ana
Possessing ons utmost condolences *hr ia as use
upon tie sreet. sha found hat al ] El.itsospe 9 ID
il. be elsewhere WheTci Il he pi.'nis 81 ustiass
wtich he pTo.ututed 10 ais aaalteToas @ entsrpri.c
twice to this house, before she knew tue platutif
nged M thsse. Had The not E!gnt 70 follow him
10 e tn'as sss 1HPs HPenna q ouf ''9F W.T. a9 aRe
ssss ests Ia to sE 1si, T. o"n family
mere to rour wife than she can ever be II you.
Son have business you eave The affairs ne %
her heaven. Ttke It nom her, and ehc hss uoth.
ine; che fourd siser tnat that Elllthorpe West
y.
came back to md thar Ellitnotee had dticd d.
rooms for the p]asnnd IN. III Randolph saces,
Tts bon,ss ve.s 70 n.ed that from ths SIDE win.
the rooms of the plaintin. Whist i spectacle fos =
good. pure woman to have to att there 10 the
n!dst q her fsmly a1d t2speet The theatre ct her
iuto the house. tho boy ssId stNothes, the
boys ~. on the stree., father has brought wo.
man tr,1 e.. ths h9uee-ths Is sthops Ee
have done. she hsd sp,s,s aud love. Ali desirahIe
women hsve sptfit; And ehe e saa won't thus
rerta q, ntth tempeF. But always viii sfisction
aH1ay she threw her arms about him and "a. d,
kuih to- to Naomi, Ea.rsst nc aoi g s's Is.se ss
hss thee q sbse eSa ssa goes; 9P viii GeTa no aa
be nypcople, and Thy God ny Cot" And she
thsa ai';s. Vii tdie ard there viii bs buned.' Cd.
she SAY I'm those two sunda,e e 10 th's house
ise,ions we're slicnsted from ''9ss sar she a. a.
a,esd Cd hs absenso Then 81 che nsd 5eason to bo
| account Of these abseDces. There is bnt one
| place Al niaht for man who Is IN sho city o.
When ehe fonnd him At the plain .i1'a rooms shc
said, #ill etay here an night u you stay. She
had riR bt to fay that. He said. where arc y,E
| going: II IVES hc ans wcr Of wife to hushant
- am going "heEe you nre Roiu'.. Was 1t mere
ieaIousy2 Was It some slight suspicion, light a.
| the feather that noats on ths summer bterzc ol
was II not the rrsut of repeated oneeE7st1on fa:,
after tac visit after visit, which forced her to tht
eonclnsion toat this plaintiff had came III between
| he7Rclf HuE her hutband.
! In conclusion, gentlemen. s.r there Is moth
eouree Of life, hs revealed BY the evidence In tit.
far Rs she is concerned. But that, on lns sontra
y. everything to make 1t probable. In eaRxrd K
| Eththorpe, It would seem from the evidence tha
he Ia ever ready fir such tnt11cucs. There II
charge, hut much ,hat suggest. adnltenes ant
Wfckedtess Of every description. When :
| man reaches The point Of deep dcarad ati 81
I Ehere he turns his back uLon the woman WHO hai
been eeessu t bis wife ,, ios twenty 5ears aaa born.
Injury TO suspect hum guilty OF everything y4le
| be. auae he has already consumnated the deepes
! Of all vlllain1es and treachery. In Rodttton K
| the tendencies, propeuslues and practices o
.ssse ixn lRcreo1s El'sh,Eps and ths p!aln.!a
ever returning Attachment fur the plaintiff, ute.
| upon {ou the great Rlgn16cance OF the fact tha
| hrs. E!lithofpc. with abundant means Of know
ing, bus come TO the conclusion thst this int,ma
cy Cid exist.
Remember. Peutemcn. the mumentous lssu.
| involved hefe. ltis 70 mcfc question Ct money
1t Is the purity Of tho family relation that yoi
are saked to uphold by your verdict.
thipgs there are whi%h the more orten and stead
! lartly We consider, cr ate lew and ever Iisip.
atmratton and rcverence-.he s!aTJ HraEc1
atosc. tito M oral Lsw within"
| Take th's Moral Law as your guide, aud rene n
herlug the deco ana delicate interests touched b.
| Jour verdict determine thts case, and whatcvc
| may be the rrsult 70 plaintiff OF defendant, yog
| will have doce your duty.