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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
ATTEMPTED RAPE.
A Husband Holds His Wife for
tho Purpose OF BENZ Outraged
by o Drunk % William

~. J"--rh '.sx.it,..
From y lawyer who arrived in the city
last evening from Hopkins We learned the
particulars 81 4 most brutal outrage, the
particulars 81 which are a. iolloss: Abou,
8 o'clock an Saturday evening u family,
consisting ii man. Woman anal child. were
we're se~n driving along the road leading
into Hopkins. They we're i'm cuvrrs,:
wagon, ard attrtcsi no attention ill within
half a mile "a! the town, when they stopped.
snd made prepai a,ions for camping out.
The man lett his wife To unharne>s the
horses, feed them. and get supper, which
she proceeded Ia de-, he walking To The vii
lage, while there lac fell in with Il yoJns
man about 80 years oi ag-, nam,d Wilson.
rhsy both drank pretty freely. visiting all
the SALOONS in town. Ey the ;irhc they
started Ter the wasun, they we've
both pretty drunk. Bat they finally mau
sy-,i To- reach the wagon, aud tia,iiu. his
wife not there. bsc,rne enragcI, AMI started
cut tn :ind her. They finally ioun'i her in q
corniie!L, gathering cora f"r the horse,
and AZ she Was srproachin. with an ann
full ii corn and stalks, this man wilson
asked her to let him carry thvn,." Aud a.
she Wa laying them down, lie fell upon her
an,i un,iertood To outrage her. IN ,hi,, he
vas assisted by her husband. who tried :"
smother her screams AMI hold her fur III,
accomplishing cf their h.lIi-h pu,po-r.
The men we're both too dIuUk &" hold The
woman, and her continuous screams ard
cries If murder soon brought numlsr Of
the citiz,ns ii llo,.ki - the spot. Upon
their arrival the two isn,lS had SUNK away
In the corniie 4. But after hearing the
scourgcd tine cornfieli IN search Of them.
They were -oon found and taken 10 Hop
kinS, wher, they were at once placed in
Jail. The wife was taken tn town, and
after repeating her story I" a crowd Of
anxious listeners, there WAS y de-
termination on the part If the citizens
la cas,rate ,h IN, aud would have done 81
hal no, the wife pleaded in their defense.
The woman and child have beca taken care
ri by the good people ii Hopkins. She
has SLED for Il ,!ivircr, and at the time OF
trial says she will appear asains, bpti, her
husband and the other brute. The prclim-
insry examination will take place ihi,
morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Cole Camp.

keiselback, who has gained some news
paper no,ariety, is again before the public
Having lived apart from his family for u
long time, he sued for reconciliation, and
on last Friday he met his family once more
AMI started to live together. lie proceeded
to get drunk i'm ccmmemoration of the new
lie, and whl'e in wagon holding his little
bsdy he csrele>s-ly let it fill. The Wagon
wheel passed over It's head. killing it
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
CliHord's Pebrifuge.

Unfailing, iniailible cure for all diseases
originating in hillary arrangements, caused
by the malaria of miasmat,c countries. No
preparation known Possesses an erad,cA:ing
power over this class Of diseases at all com
parable to Clitiord's Febrifuge. 1t is the
ne Plus utsu Of Ague remedies. Sure and
safe in its action, its great power in neu-
tralizing malarious influences is only
equaled by it, harmless action on the body.
No disagreeable af,er-efiects from this
remedy.
&c. RICHARDSON, Props.
For sale by ell druggists. ST. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Sweet Sixteen.

We don't hear near 10 much raving
as We used two about sweet sixteen, but
the sentimental lniaiuation about il still
exists to q certain extent. American girls
at sixteen. especially in the north. are not
usually attractive to men. They are
neither one thing or the other. They lack
the ingenuousne~s, freshness and freedom
OF girls, and they are without the tact,
grace or charm OF women. They are very
prone 70 be awkward, indefinite, silly, ami
they are very rarely pretty, however much
promise they may give Of prettiness. II
any man cares 10 get an exact idea Of them,
let him step into the street cars going up
or down town about s o'clock any morning,
and he will behold them to his dissatisfac.
ton. II he has seves idealized them, their
actual presence vill destroy his idea com.
pletely. After riding tew blocks with
them. We defy him 70 couture up any .eu,i.
mental image respecting them. Their
Thin figure. uncouth mauners, extreme self.
consciousness. and unconquerable sendancy
to giegIe will rrsdes them prosaic enough
II he will wait two or three yesn be vil
zee into what . splendid butterfly the poo,
plain chys=l,a has developed. Eighteen
nineteen, or upward may be o. sweet - b,
chooses to make its. Losis R6.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Anecdote of Joe Jefferson.

Joe Jeffer-on, while playing Rip Van
Wrinkle at Chicag, last spring. spent day
in fishing and went to the theater in the
evening very tired. When the curtain rose
in the third act il disclosed Kip in his
twenty years nap, but instead of waking
at the right time Rip kept on sleeping.
The audience became impatient, the
prompter uneasy. FiSally the gallery
grew uproarous, and a voice wanted to
know if there was "going TO be nineteen
years more Of this s'.oozing business" Then
the prompter tried TO stir the actor. and at
last prodded him with pin through =
trap in the stage. Rip woke up in hurry
then, with howl. He had been last
asleep.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
A Bad Beginning.

On Saturday . sleek looking gentleman
came TO the Office and informed us that VI
wanted another reporter and that he "a.
the an,ve wanted. We measured hin
/ With our eagle eye, and found his d,mcn.
sions "a be i've by-seven. We sioutly de.
MED his assertion that we wanted him
But he insisted aud tn let him down easy
We sent him To IMPORT llor-d festival that
Ma 10 take place At night. That, Sc knew
was hsrri test, hu; then, We hoped that he
would pull through. We dill no: sc or
hear any more of him until this afternoon,
| when the following reached Ia through the
mail. IL Is reproduced verbatim:
'rbe Independent Social Club (coiore,l)
gave their last entertainment for this Jason
1t Gus hall last evening, II consisted Of n
grand calico dress ball. This coiored .oci-
ETY. have kept up a series al entertainments
through the past summer held at this hall,
they Consists Of dancing and = general
good time. The music consi>tr.; al two
ssvssssS osu . oasc stos, Sshu
chairman.
The ladies were neatly aiiired in cruffi-d
calico dresses. Their usual hour for cIos-
ing is at 1890 but last night being their
last they SLOWED self indulgence aud re-
manned longer.
The following are list ii standing
cummittces."
We apprehend that the cau-e of his lie
lay ~as his doubling whether he had all
the points, ar else lac lost his notes AMI
had Ia draw from memorv. AMI that
he sent through the mail for fear that he
would have I.--n killed !, al he rcturne Ia
the Office winch would have i.en the case.
lie is gooe--h. Is los. Anyone returning
him wi. please pay this Office i've d"lIars.
"a positive benefit Q" youn:. children
and infants" - the popular verdict ior pr.
Balls Baby Syrup. sid everywhere at ~
cents 4 hottie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
TRAIN ROBBERY.
A Council Bluffs Train Captured
by Four Aen-Ono - the Boldest
Robber.es on Record.

Yesterday morning, n the midnight
southern bounI train. No. /, on the Kan
-,- City, 81. Joe aud Council EIufis road
hal left Winthrop Junction, = station hour
mile east "f Aichi-on, four unmarked men
uh' wer- standing on the frunt platform. ii
i:,r ear mex, io tire baggage ear. captured
TIC Conductor "a he started Ia go itra,,. "a
t..r train. They forced him back into tie
baggage car, where the baggage master and
sx,.r~> messenger were. The rohi~rs CONF
r..iI.-i the three IL hold up their han'!s
Five tI,",.s.ini ioiiar- was ottaini i'm cs-h
a.: .,;;; into n sack the robbcrs were pr''-
,.'i.,i with. They then compelled the
Conductor io stop the train and sli"s
them io get oH, which was dime
/ .,r, was .o Noise aud the affair did nvt
take Eve minutes. The men disappeared
anil the trli" pulled out The road has
taL-r 'n,asircs To aPprehsnd the ruhi'cI>-
The following description ii the men Is
g.vrn by the railroad men: 4 dark Large
man. xix i.-r high, weight :,Do, iigh, niutl>-
t:..ir. light chin whiskers. brown hair,
b o.,i Te,i iace and wore broad-orim sloach
hat. The me wLo went through the safe
wss tall, wore n siouched hat aud had on q
.:hi coat reaching below the knees. The
other W." Were III medium statue, rather
s:vu: huili. dressed in d,rk clothing and
re- sloucL-i hats. They were about
tw-n'y-f"ur ar twenty-five wears of age.
The Missouri Pacific men were little
a!.i'rvn-r-iv- tina, an atlemp, would he
u. III. an >..u,- ol their trains. but the train
g. IA arr "n \ Keen looSout for any ~i..h
cl.,,rl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Cruelty TO Animals.

Two young men procured . horse and
buggy At Goodwin's livery stable last even
ing tor . ride, and were not TO be gons
more than an hour. At about half p.si
eleven . crashing noise was heard at ths
corner Of Third and Ohio, which proved "a
be sm sshing up Of the horse and buggy.
The horse had fallen from sheer exhaus-
ton and overturned the buggy, throwing
the occupants out. The horse Vas all over
. Ialher when he fell and bore signs OF
having been driven numerically. and esPe-
cially rs he passed Sicher~' The young
men protested that they had not driven the
horse much; that it stood for couple OF
hours tied to the fence at the ''farm," but
they being under the influence Of liquor,
did not have clear conception of what had
hapIened. The horse belonged 10 Jackson,
the lightning rod man, and he highly
valued II, NJ it was good roadster.
The grooming Of the horse As he lay in the
street Was most piteous. and the spo,. made
If him by his cruel drivers shameful in the
last degree. This morning the parties we're
arrested for "unlawful!y and numerically
drying a horse" and the case set for ]
o'clock. At that time the case was in pro-
Cess OF compromise by the parties paying
for the horse. And the case goes over un-
I'll 10 morrow. The horse remained upon
the street through the balance Of the night
in the most intense pain, If the feelings Of
a horse can he Judged by his actions.
Many people viewed him this morning, all
contempt in unmeasnrei terms
for the brutality Of the men who put the
horse in such misery. lie was put on
dray aud hauled around TO Goodwin's
wagon yard this morning, aud everything
that can tie, Is being done for him. But the
chances are Sgains: his recovery. An ex-
ample should be made that stop be put to
such cruelty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

A sad affair occurred two miles west of
Parkville, Sunday. One of the the Oldest
citizens, David Staples, committed suicide
BY shooting himself through the head with
. revolver. His mind was affected and
healt failing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

Popular illustrated book (z6o pages) Oh
MANHOOD! WoNANHOoD! MARRIAGEl
1mpediments to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent i<fs,e!y SeeNa, postpaid. for 50
cents. BY DR. c. WHlrTIEa, 6I7 s.
Charles Street. s.. Louis, Mo-, tie greet
soeciahst. Read his work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
The Pool Of Siloa m.

The Warrensburg people possess clean
pool Of water in an old stone quarry in
which the male portion Of the town are
wont TO battle. The pool is regarded as one
Of the sacred institutions of the town aud
to defile it would be sacrilege. The "rot-
ten man." the Holden I.eper. was taken to
It and given good scrnbbing and washing
the other day, and now the boys are mad.
1t can now be called the pool of Sloan and
the people ought TO guard and respect it the
more
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ANnIIiSR N,t INT.

EonNvILLr, Mo-, Aug. IL. \. Will
luu.!.by was brought here in hadcuil- by j.
a. LELAND, sheriff ot Howard cui,.ty. this
.v-nin: add lodged in CUR ,il. Wili"ugh-
I.,'s oil-uc. j. ,.r kiII;n. vi Riley L. Com
stuck I'll Howard county an Saturday 1T n
hsri~r,i-, t~-iy- milo 49,, oi rayviie.
The circumstances are said To- Ia a. fol-
l.w,: C.,nI>i"ck aud Young man named
Dlvis were converting toysiI,rr when Will
i"ushhy came up. A. Ia. approached
Davis put his hand ON las shoulder. where
upon Wilioughhy, ~ho was drinking. s~ke!
him what he meant by c'liaIins him.
Davis rrlisi that h- did mol intend doing
80, but ih";..h, he (Will"ughbyl was
friend After f.w words had passed. Com
stock very innUc~n,iy put his hand IN his
y-ckei. Will"u.ihy asked him wh It he
meant by IL, and received ior an answer
that IL was n"n- ni his b'Isin--s an.! that he
supposed he had right To put his
hands ia his packets, whercuI-'n
WIiiuugl.Ly t..id hun he woI.ld show him
whether d. hal such right, and drawing
las pistol shot Cumstock in the abdomen,
about an inch from, the navel ComStosk
fell, excisiming II am shot aul died in
les minutes. WiIluughhy, turning his piss
toll toward the crowd, made his escape. but
was afterwards captured an.i taken to Fay
cite.
The sympathy in favor 81 Com',ock vas
very strong, aud Indignation was melting
such feeling that the prisoner had to be
brought over here for safe-keeping. As p
or 30 armed men followed the officer and
prisoner To the depct, il was with difficulty
that the latter could be brought away
Coms,ock was = native Of Howard County
and \ worthy young man. Willoughby
came there from llin"is Last May, and j.
a tie-chopier. lie looks "a be abuut u
years old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

Kindness II nothing stronger, should
induce anyone to use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
for the relief Of the diseases Of Babyhood.
Price - cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

The beauty Of the ladies of B ,lti,nore
has become the standard Of comparison the
world over. They maintain tina, peculiar
cIearness and richness Of complexion by
the occasional Use las require,l) Of Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
How q Stage Shrek Saved an Ac.
treas.

Emile Guyon, of the Comedie Franchise,
owed her lie, once upon time, TO her
presence Of mind. and talent for shrieking
She and Nine Marie Laurent had har.
rowing mothers scene at the Porte st. Mar
tin, in lie Fila, de Ia Mutt" where shrek
WAS pitted against shrek, and Nine. Guy
on's final yell, my child my child; give
the back INV child :" used fairly TO curile
the blood Of every one within hearing.
She had been invited 10 spend few nights
with NJ. Legouve, at Seine Port, but when
she arrived at Cesson in the evening, she
found no one in waiting as they did not ex-
pect her till the next day. She set out to
walk along the lonely road and At parlic-
ular gloomy spot, was seized by two men.
For . moment she Was too startled 10 do
anything. but her senses returned promptly
and she threw her whole energy and the
full force Of her wonderful lungs into one
shrek. She did not cry, "Au secours!
but, ~ she said, let of her usual cry, "MOn
enfant, man enfant, rendez moi mon en-
fsn,!" The highwaymen dropped her
stuck their fingers in their ears and 6ed
their hair on end. Such shrek they had
never heard before, and from the fact there
vas no .'enfsnt" anywhere in sight they
made sure that they had captured a raving
maniac.
The diseases of babyhoo are 40 rapidly
weakening that the quickest means should
be used 10 check them. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup ia the unfaiiing remedy for these
complaints. Price. Is cents.
How to Tel. q Ripe Watermelon.
When the melon begins to change color,
AMI its seeds to turn black, small black
speck. scale, or blister, begins to appear on
the outer cuticle, or rind These are mul-
tiplied and enlarged ~ the fruit natures.
A ripe melon will anon show them thickly
sown over the surface. A partial develop
ment only indicates partly ripened fruit.
full crop of blister. reveals its perfec, ripe
ness. When hundreds of melons are strewu
along the sidewalk, you will nave to loot
pretty sharply to find one that exhibits ,
satisfactory "e-cuicheon," to borrow teru
from NJ. Guenon. Bat il is unfAiling whe,
found, and following this guide you MAJ
walk away with your melon with the mos
entire confidence. The blister is to be zee,
only on = close inspection, but il is plainl!
visible when that is given.
Another way equally as sure and On
that dlspels doubt, the soonest il 10 kicI
the melon open. Any one having any ex
perience in the meloa bnsineas need no
make close inspection to determine u
lstage Of the meloa's deveiopmens.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20
Saline County Primary ELECTRO

Same county Urinary GloCtlon.
From a gentleman just from MARSHALL
We learn that the following nominations
were made at the Democratic primaries
held on last Saturday.
For Reresenistive-First, li<irict-Iiom.
u. F. Mcdaniel. Second district samuel
DAVIS.
For Sheriff K. Cason.
For Circnit Clrrk-(;eorge w. I.ank-
ford.
For presiding judge Of the county court
Bell O'Resr.
For Prosecuting Atiorney-ntan. ID.
Diggins.
For Recorier-M. e. Sandidge.
Mr.. Sandidge received the nomination
by a plurality vote Of one. Mr.. Boyer
got the next highest number and
went before the committee asking recount
Of the vote in The Marshal precinct, which
the committee promptly declined to
grant. There will be no contest as
Mr.. Boyer il said to be too good
= Democrat to kick up q rumpu- when
beaten in fair square race-evcn though
by only one vote.
The ticket 10 . good one. There was
great excitement manifested, ~ il creates
quite revolution amongst the officials in
old Saline. A number who have long held
Offices will now step down and out.
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-InproPes articles Of food often cause
Ire blood % becoae loaded With fnol
humosA Cieanse ~ blood Nth D.. Balls
Blood Mixture and be healthy.
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Gambling.


Mrs. -. Il. Amhro>-. al iIous,onia, being;
in Strengthened circumstances put up her
valuable jrwelry for bids. aud she Is taken
to task by the church here for gambling.
II Mrs. Ambrose or anybo.iy else wants all
she can get for her property, especially
when the church j. heating her out al
money, it certainly Is mob: ,!y's business.
but the buyers AMI sellers. II csnno, be
worse than the practice oi churches selling
one oyster m quart III water for fifty cents,
ar cake that eos; one dollar for ten dollars.
ar betting an the 'mo-t popular young
lady" The writer, when ~ b-nison,
Texas, not long ago, attended 4 chur Ia social.
Several young ladies were nominated for
social prominence, and betting began. Ten
c-nis were put up II first, then a. the players
became heated; fifty e.nis aud one dol
lar went up. Finally the game wl- lett by
I'll but two young men. They put up five
dollars and ties, dollars nj time until one
had spent thirty ana the other thirty i've
dollars, and then they Withdrew from sheer
exhaustion, having spent al of--the Lord
knows Whose money. The one who's money
held out the longest, Of course, won. the
laurel for his girl. Bu; IL did not do him
much good. n. lac being = clerk, some su.-
,sicion was aroused as 90 how he came To
have so much money. The church got the
money and would have 'raked ia" sill night
IL any more money had been Pu, up. The
church should weigh matters carefully ard
rrayerfnlly before snap insemsn'" Is rem
dered. Such Judgment is liable to be re-
ve.sed by popular opinion.
1T IS questionable ut least 10 allow the
baby Ia exhaust itself aud annoy the house
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The Hughesville Stabblng.

Constable Conner returned Sunday morn
ing from HughesviIle without his pris.
oner. He had been informed that the man
Ward was under arrest and awaiting the
officer from Sedalia, but on arriving there
found that he had not been arrested and
was no where to he found. Mr.. Conner
says that the sentiments of the people there
are in favor of Ward; that Mike White
began the attack and was STABILIZED as he
was assaulting Ward with hatchet.
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$500 20 s:sl z: {: :: =; =; :: !:
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Like beautiful j-weis in Lrazen setting
are handsome features upon face marre,i
by signs oi blood poisoning. The great
purifier oi the biool l. DIR. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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nDlllRA IT.. :m 49,: : :::s :.: 3d.,
"UUW .'-1,::s1;ss.. &c., 9: 3, c C.
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The Howard County Homicide.

SrrRGEoN, Mo-, August IA bsrhcue
~. held last Saturday, sbout nine miles
u--, I'll this place. in il,- edge Of Howard
c,,,,n,y, al which difficulty i".k Plrr. r.
sul,ii: i. the ins,sn; death ui Wan. X
C'u'-tus'k, Young I.ian aged :.5'.u; II
Year.. LATE ia the afternoon the loss
in>.ni i,gAn 1" sc; pretty ID .ssirGc;.S. !ss-
ing i,..h l,r.i r:c;,v freely ii liquor. A',"n-
ii,. lot w ~ n rnu.;i iir-:rIi.-r 81 'mri VAL
liam Wl;!.u.:hhy. late IL Illinois. lie
"<I.!uryy-l around At y terrible rate. saving
tia; L- "ws:;,cj I. Kill two or thee Mis-
s..Giaus anyway"
Al i,s; h,. picked gu RE. with Berry
Davis y"nns man Pr---n,. i1'','i AMI
pr"iane language ws- us-,!. AMI the hy-
ISLANDERS gathered aruIai iheai. Among
the nu.,,l-r was ". l.. CuuI~,.cL. who
- s,k-d un ,n the crowd with his hands in
hi> y c<ri. WiIinug;,hv turned ,o him
ASH i...: h;m - pull his hin,'> uui 81 his
p,ckei-. re,.aTking that he allowed "a" I.'sn
u Stt tIr "'NaHt~scb w h'W- t'H'~VNN
refused a. take hi- hands cut Hbi Will
loughby shot him. Tie ball entered his
side and he died in i've minutes. Will
l"u.hby then :ire'i n; B-rry Davis and then
H.! ;o the brush. near by.
All day Yesterday sni to-day
tine country WIS Scnsrci w parties in
search "i tie murderer, and this evening
their i.h".s were rewarded. They f"und
WilIoushhy AZ the hnuse ri a friend in
Howard COUNTY. w,>t III h,r- some fifteen
miles. They surrounded the place, bu,
Wiii"u.h;.y -h"ss'i 1; :h,. Use ri the Pur-
suin: party go, bea.i' on him and put u
ball through hi. shoulder. lie then >nrren-
ieI-,l am. was taken t. jill at Fayet;e- IL
aaS al. TIA. o.li,rr- cuuli ." tS keep Com
stocks friends and RELATIVES from !yuching
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Nan and Woman.

Mrs. Roberts Of the Washington Capital
very truthfutly remarks: Marrying man
20 reform him is like being measured for An
umbrella. 1t may or may not be satisfac-
tory, but you might rs veil try to make a
politician honest ~ to talk to woman who
loves man. No matter how worthless he
may be. she will brave everything, risk
everything. sacrifice everything, for him,
and wouldn't give snap for her ifshe
didn't. Not long since on the avenue
saw a man, respectable looking, in . help.
less state of intoxication. = policeman on
each side Of him taking him to the station
house; behind him Was his wife, a young
nice-looking, well-dreseed woman. She
paid no attention to the rabble following o,
the wondering looks of passen-by, but
stuck BY him. trying to pacify and. quiet
him. l could not help thinking how little
. man would stsnd by q woman. Man Il
Of the "nobler" sex and superior being
hut be ~lll get woman in trouble, and
then leave her to get ont the best way shs
can.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

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