The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-31
The Bronte Family.

Not hong after the death of her father, l.s.iins
journal in this country rs,oieei that there
more Brontes; "n"ne left 10 bear that maine
which always meant misery and spiritual IN.
health a statement uhich has waited long f..I
| qualification, certainly demanded ia ia" ~.
the elder sister. Nothing !, more iIe than thai
Mr.. Bronte and his children Possessed Very posi-
tive traits, and in combinations peculiar to them
| selves, producing "A very striking family iiio>yn-
Grassy. II il PLAIN enough that Anne was nm
| healthy. that Branxe made a wr.a.k eli his life.
and that Emily Was different kind uf won.ai,
| from any We shall meet with. No other prooi
Il needed al tins last assertion than '.Wnfh.ring
Heights Ii H. not to IL. desired that another
such book should d. wr,tt.c. powerful br, end
most novels though II H.. Its characters de-.
| tesia!ae, hut drawn with snci, holiness that ~
are appalled, at tn. Of thu writer Who could
conceive Of sich group of i.-ing- or. having con
.iey-d carry them .,n through their mil ilu,
parts To- end without fsl:.ring. Those live al SIX
men and worn-n stand ont distinct from any
lany n all fiction Aud the girt who rols'@i Item
against the background Of that inhnman story Mas
| diseased ina feeling and ia judgement uns"n,d.
Yet, all through that book "f warped bnt gisni
growth What a keen relish al nstur..- delights A.
shown, what tenderness for Will hiris, what i"l
IN the purple moss what passionate i"ye f.r the
freedom and s.lasiness 81 "utaari hi"i Surely
sII influences kindly and subject la 'h,in.
Emily Bronte. hal she lived, might i,y have
| found healing.
But Charlotte dad sI.-h service for in-tca and
humanity, did eXalt duty and s.-if-sacr.tc...
that the world must come mere and more Ia
recognize both the service and tin. spirit. Author
and woman cannot i've separated in Jane Ga refine.
and especially Lnry laii hare the struggles Of
a heart which could find it, only rest ia the
MANY -monn,iei ehurchyard at Haworfh. In
comparahly better than Mrs. s.a-keii .lo these tell
hi>t"ry-the roots whiri, that biosrapher said
.'strrHk down deeper tisn she could penetrate"
are shown in the sorallei fctions.
The temporary hon. Cor working woinen at
Boston, started two months ago with the purpose
of finding work for poor women. - already doing
an excellent work. II has had sixty inmates, all
If whom have i-nen Taught some useful work, has
served an average Of thirty meals day and sent
five persons day out Ia work. Will" much EN-
pIoyment has been g Ven at the home.
IT,
Blair Bros, are not giving clothing
away, but they mnst do something with
their present large stock OF clothing, else
they can't find room to store away the
tremendous stock now on the way from the
East, consequently they will sell then fear
full low.
A negro went to the shooting gallery
on Main nstreet, yesterday evening, and
having shot the gun several times, walked
of without paying for them. The man
who owns the gallery had gone 10 dinner.
leaving the gun in charge OF two little
boys who, of course. would not prevent
his going away.
Texas Tim," the young man Who was
arrested one day last week as vag, COM
plains bitterly Of the food he receives in
the cooler. lie saws the man who dishes
out the 'chuck," brings large basket foil
Of paper At meal times, with small piece
Of bread and meat hid away down in the
bottom about enough for good sised rat
to make meal on.
The Murphyites have converted every
body in Sedalia, excep Barnet, Of the
bAzOo And he complains because ~ has
all the drinking 10 do, and nobody to set
'em ap."- WdTensbsrg Josrsai- De~o1ua.
Lord, lord! how this world is given to
lying. ]