Daily Republican., 1879-05-13
BRowsvIL1E, May 9, 1872

DEAR MIR. DUTCHER - "tiSo ~ io"s
haste and some disgust. N. Y. Mills
gave me $5.35 and a grand supper al
ter lecture, entertained me over night,
and brought me to the hotel in car
riage. Oh, God, help a poor temper
ance lecturer. At Rome they said you
understood the Y. NJ. C.. A. were to
have "a reunion, and they would do
me Justice. found Mrs. Grigg to be
superior woman, and she said she was
determined to have me at Rome. Take
good care CT yourself. | was both
lame and sick yesterday, or at least last
evening when l arrived here Mr.
Cordell is so good. The minister
called this A. M. 60 to visit the rum
holes with the temperance ladies. Fray
for me and write to me often.
Yours in Christ,
MARY G. WATSON.
p. S,-Dr. Cordell and family send
love to you.
BooNvILLE, May 9th.
DEAR BRoTHER:-I wrote to you yes
terday at Lowville as directed. vlsl-
ted the rum holes here yesterday, and
with one exception was treated with
great consideration, am perfectly at
home with dear Mr.. and Mrs. Cordell
and daughter, and shall with regret
leave here tomorrow, but shall often
come back to Boonville, in happy
thoughts. God bless you and guide
you to say and do that which will prove
the greatest blessing to poor fallen hui
lnanity, and to the greater and highel
glory Of God. Brother l.. called thre'
times yesterday and once to-day. Mrs
Willard called yesterday. Oh | mad
a mistake, it was to Carthage wrote
but Mrs. Willard wrote 10 Lowville.
long to see you.
am praying to my dear Saviour t
guide me to say that which will do tn
most good to the poor untortunat
, brothers and sisters. Write me at Low
vile. To-day is charming but sti
cold and unlike what beautiful Ma
should be. You must tell me where
am to be Monday. Don't fail to rea
the bible every day and morning an
, night to humble yourself before OF
dear and merciful father. Mr.. an
> Mrs. Carden send love in return.
send kind regards and pray God
I watch over and take care Of you.
Yours in Christ, MARY.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR.. BUTCHER.
WArERrowN, May II, 1879.
a Special for the Republican.
n MEssRs. EDrToRs.-I enclose you
4 little flyer advertising Mrs. Watson
$ lectures in Bonneville, N. Y. You W
G see that she is lecturing under the au
e piees of the Ladies Union. The pc
# secuton she has suffered is beyond
" conception, and I believe she is nc
It writing a pamphlet to be published, al
d in it names will be given, and it W
? unfold tale that will astonish t
j. world. have mailed you a lett
n for publication, and after it is rea
,r | tank there will be gre
D. change in public opinion. 1t n
n been the severest trial of my whole l
but God has been good to me. The b
ID tie has been most powerfully wag
q, against me and have stood so
ID without sinews of war, alone and he'
or broken at times. have in weakn'
d kept on my way. l should have be
a. in better state of mind could l ha
" known from whence prosecutions con
q have now found out, and as he
Il, to be forgiven at the Judgment az
of so forgive my enemies. But the he
a. is soon coming when the world will kn
n, all the prosecutions and trials ha
W past through.
at Thank you for your great kindn
If to ms, and had gold | would lay
Il, at your feet. Gold and silver | hi
in none, but can bless you in my so
to God bless you forever.
Se GEORGE M. butcher
| With the foregoing letters we hi
ct received the little flyer referred to
| Mr.. butcher and quite number
nd favorable newspaper comments on
so Lectures of both Mr.. butcher and M
Watson, but our columns are too cro1
ng ed to day to permit Of their publicatl