, 1874-08-05

u"Hoee s*'o VI" ELL Duo spoKe OF mas notninB
GIVING 70 ANOTHER WHAT WAS DUE 70 nEn uus-
that rbich ho did not bring out, however. Did
not feol now that thero was any great ain about
IT,. Ths Bin uas that aho hurt her husbands
llfo at al. This wifely feeling nho gavo.to her
husband wao puro. sllo gAro 6fr. Doechcr moth
INK mora than confdoneo and respoct. She taught
lIer daughera that II thoy gave thoir husbands
wliat aho bad givon to hers they would do
enough Tuton freQucutly talked to hor aoc,1s-
gentlomon. His ACCUSATIONS woro hard to live
tudor. Ho noo1nod to bo ashamed Of her ap-
peatance, dress, mud bearing. On QUO occasion
in company Of hts friends ho told hor ho would
gtre $500 If sho Nao not at his side. Athotola and
public places on soreral occasions ho said to hor,
p" wfan you would not keep naar no. It MAS
oridcnt to her that 49, ,,' :.
M DID NOT :,1ANT costPAn1soNa MADE BETWEEN
-: - T1EN; -
1t hurt hor rory much. 1870 ahe had oonver-
sation With I'tlton regarding |,ia own habits and
in Which he confossed crirnnslity
with other womon. 8no did not oonfess adultery
TO him. It MAJ tue other way le confessed to
improper relations With aovor4l women, and told
hor ho wisho1 hor to understand TINT, nhon no
Taa "Tay from home lacturing or Waiting, Z ho
world was filed with ala1idors about him. uo
did not aeon to kuor it.. lie thought everything
camo from hor. sud said 10: Ha declared sho
was tho originator Of Ill the talk about him, and
insi.tod na on T. lior correcting .theAo i'm
that = certain wornso. bad bosn liking abont
him, and he wanted bis wife TO- see her
and put an end to it: 8ho nont to thu woman.
and told hor hho should have avoided adding to
tho stories alroAdY hhoat for her sako, whom nl,o
replied, Mrs; Mlton, do you know why ! didn't?
Noea0Be tho night before your husband hRdtut1
storiea Of yourself to ruoh and euchra porson,
that camo TO mo directly, snd l MAS not going
to ALLOW IN accusation Of that character to atan1
ngainst you." Wharover sho won't sho found
that Titon had not only made thnso accusations
Agatust hof. but had recountad the details, which
he has now publtahed. T1on he would deny to
her that h6 bad done 40.
Mra. Tilton's attention being called to
nBR HuanANp's ALLEGATION ABOUT THE 1hp1top1n
',.' oAnE8s,'
nhe said there was no truth in It. sho also
had been With us that morning. Flo had gone
out. mI. Deeoher waa sitting In large chair.
and Hhe had drawn up small Que. Beeeher had
~ hand little manuscript be WAS going to read,
sho did not remember what 1t was. The door
from tho bedroom to tho hall MA ehut, and Blo
TO the ball, which vaa usually open. 6he had
no SOONER aono thnIwhich mas to keep out tic
noise Of tho children playing In the hal-andsat
down By tho side Of Beecher, when Theodore
cAMe 70 sne otneF uoor. NOE u9o minutes hAd
healtation in opening tho door. The TO ding
SSoors S wore uido opeu. The door 1asdtng to tue
nAl from tho bedroom was locked, but that was
not uncommon. Hor oloaing the othor door,
Ga4s TMon M sedom olossd perhaps made Thoo-
; Q.--WAs Iii. b..ohoz nus,4sa when Theodore
came in3
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snatlng 1nA: neecne. taaue aRptoaohes
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