The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-31
A WouAN's TROUBLE.
The Vaccinations Of Q Grass
Widow on the Peace Of Q Married
Lady.

Ii is said that \ woman can overlook
alms-t any Iereliction of her lord more
easily than slight npoa her Affections. II
Is probable that this is the reason there are
81 MANY divorce eases in the country-so
many domestic epi~.-l.s which are full III
broken hearts an.l endless -igl,s aud tears.
Is- that A. il may, there Is at least one
woman ia the world who Is mot given up
To- tina, Kind ri thing. Like III. railroad
striker, she knows her right and dares
maintain ,hem-in spite even, al
LITTLE GRASS WIDOW
who lives across the way. For sometime
past she has suspected that her husband Was
entircly too attentive Ia this lrt l,mb ii a
troubled ho,l>eIold-,his alienate,i angel al
another mans happiness or misery. Having
traced him there Tuesday night. she imn,e-
diaiely prs~'s,.is.i Z" hunt mp Mayor Clark
and Law her ir.nblss before him. After
patiently listening Ia her case the Mayer
failed To- perceive any reasonable ground
for his interference, and told her 80 viii,
that urbane aud suave I@'liirness which
d. stingu ish.s his treatment 81
LADY vI>IToIs.
"Th-n you don't think there's any Law
for me ," asked the troubled wife with 4
dangerous glitter in her eye.
why, cant s.e that there Is anything
very wrong in a gen'lepa" calling an 4
lady and ia nlins few hours pleasantly
IN her s"cieiv.
But he's %" r.nil. han aud she's not Il
lady.
"Rnt that yon must see the Law will n",
presume On the face ii the story Yen have
Just told the yonr husband has merely
called in Ia sse \ lady
That. il. is IL, ! see how It is; y",'
men are all alike When enc al y"n isgin-
his dido~s every "ne 81 vou lind an excuse
for him. But ii I can't get any law ]
think l will see what ! can io wiil"ui il,
and she ma, cl.ed "ui "f the Office with the
hanshty carriage "i q militia general ou
dress parade.
Ii that woman was nav wife murn.r.-l
the Mayor Il should feel sad
lie would have had rca>"n IT,.
The sequel to the interview, however, 4
san told. An hour or ~" aiicrwari the
husband returned home AMI hi>
" lie greeted him with her sweetest smiles.
He had never sen her "a charming. lie
even half regretted the visit he had paid
the fair but irail grass widow, and vowed
in his d. art that IL his wife continued Ia
keep store 81 such destinations on hand
he would
xEvER STRAY AGAIN.
in the meaniini. some trn>ty messenger hal
delivered into the lair widows hani> the
hj,ine,i note, in ahanL writing Remarkably
ike that Of the gentleman whose errins
proclivities had brought 50 much trouble
On his wife.
MY Dear, Mrs.. -. IL seems We have
,een watched, AMI the town Is full 81
4 .n.ial about III. have just learned ia n,
4 warrant has hecn issued for our arrest
AMI that We shall both he brought up before
Ihe police court IN the morning. ion
must get out Of town and stay away. l
enclose Won twenty dollars. Take the .
o'clock train on the Missouri Pacific AMI go
hack to your fathers. Do this or xe arr
10th ruined. hut before won start write
me note saying that Won are much obliged
10 me for all INV kindness in settling up
four business matters Tor you, but that You
Are Unexpectedly called away by the
'erions illness Of your mother or father, or
else, and that .yon can't tell
Exactly when il ever, you will return. ]
an show this note, ami it will help tn tx
matters for Us.
Your loving --
Having dispatched this note that smiling
we'd woman waited its d.1oas,snf.
The next morning at breakfast delicate
use -,in,ed mis>ive was handed To her hus-
,and. lie picked it mp eagerly aud his
,and tremblei with suppressed excitement
Is lac
BROKE THE SEAL
Then IA his eye run over the contents =
,reat Darkness fell upon his face. But
hat wasn't all that iril-a twenty dollar
I'LL fell cut on the table ''BIes, INV soul,
shat does this mean :" aud his words had
IN accent of l-ewillcred terror in them.
hat vas sal 10 hear.
"What is il dear - inquired his wife.
81 can't understand il. Ii j. the most
thing ! ever heard o." and
hat sorely be,leviled rooster moPp-d his
brow with m energy that threatened Ia
Grub away the skin, rs we'll n the rersPi-
alton that ran down his face in streams.
"Iet me see :" and she reached out and
ook the letter from his nervless fingers.
This is what il said:
How dare you address me such letter.
{ is the greatest outrage even heard of.
nd have sent it tn my father, who will be
ere on the next train. II he don't take
our lie. will do it myself. never Was
D insnl,ed. return the money va" dared
D send me. -.
Now it wonld he difficult Ia analyxe the