The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-05-05

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A young lady made her appearance
at the Police Office intKis city, one day
this week, and stated that eshe came
from Detroit and was in search of her
younger sister, who had left her home
there a short time previous, and moth
ing definite was khoWn OF her where
abouts. Her sister had been SEARCHED
man of Detroit, and such stories told
her as would render her discontented,
and life OF shame glewingly pictured
ftempters tongue. .The yo1ng and in
nocent girl needed not the warnings
of mother and sister, whose prayers
safety She multiplied her homo
TROUBLES into enormities, and friends,
Eschool % and books grew hourly dis
tasteful to her. The subtle voice Of
the tempter was constantly III. her ear,
land her words seemed as the 'solace
and the hope Of the unfo ortnnate child.
The tempter was too strong for the
weak and delicate girl, and the poi
fsoned words sank deep into her heart.
At last she took the fatal step and
threw herself into the keeping of her
betrayer. Here she remained but q
fshort time, but sufficient to serve the
purpose of the wretched eonrtesan.
Knowing it would be impossible to
retain her in Detroit the mistress
planned her. removal from that city
and in company with a,arailHoad en-
! pleyee, she came to. Toledo
i 7isOf her associations while in this
( city, We know nothing But for
ttunately it came to the sears5aof the
family of the young girl that she was
here, and the faithful and forgiving
sister left the bedside of, sick, moth
er and came hither in search of the
WayWard one. ...,s.rs y. svs..,L
On hearing the above facts, the OFF,
Ger bade the young lady remain in the
Office, and ddproeeeded at7onee;rto gain
J tidings of theglost one.1sAAfter consid-
cradle search through the bothrels Of
the city, young girl answering the
description given by the sister, was
\ discovered in den on st. Clair street.
He Immediately returned to the Sta
4 ti6nl and acquainted the young lady of
4 the, result of his search, and; her joy
was ,unspeakable. They, went togeth-
er in great haste, such was the anxiety
T of the young lady, and upon arriving
4 at the place, speedily entered through
.ia diRgy and foul saloon to anaedjoin-
ing room where the lost one, was dis
covered, lying upon lounge, full Of
remorse, sick and helpless. 'Hil'
THE 9instant her sister appfeached
4sheraisedl her. head; and, recognizing
the, guardian of her lite, uttered q
scream of deliEeranee and fell back
fainting and power1ess. 90. va
! The faithful sisters joy and borrow
were rapturous, and shesembraeed and
4 kissed the PROSTATE senea with great
Tenderness. The officer stood a wit
ness to. the scene, and. was deeply
moved He listened to the tender
4 appeals of the sister for'the Fethrn of
1theerring one, ito oiherhonie enee more
i where kind mother and brothers
+ would care for, her. She consented,
j deeply hufniliated, to return and sin
ino more. Preparations were then
fmade for her removal and she re.
turned to Detroit reclaimed, from
life of shame, a happier, and NE hope
for the future, better girl.-T'oIedo
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