National Republican., 1880-11-23
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

10 consider" Rose--"No." Paul--'Is that your
last word p Kose-"Ysg." pGul--"NO. never p
Rosc-"No,. never" Pad-"Eycq # you could
save my life wouldn't You come back 2' Rose
"Oh, yes" Poul-.Would YOU come lhen?' Rose
yes" paul-"Thon como" Rose Listen I
there comes Carolina aud Mr.. ONicl." I then
had seen me and probably heard everything
Caroline came also, but Size s,pyclln tc kitchen A.
u instructed. She looked NJ me With her angel
bluo eye Ike marble statue thnt could not move
Mr. O'Sicl took position gs II he uicuded TO pre-
vent. don't know myself what. Paul 9ir
entering your housc2 My wife VIII iiot come back
~ me- and therefore wIntiroub'o her ans more
Mr. oNiel-"rhai j. what lwaut. Your wife IS
now IN my house. Nuu have no authority here
demand that YOU depart Immediately Paul Mr.
! ONicl have cW moro days work here then
viii return to- lhildc'phi aud hen eycrything
Is over IWoull brg OF y9i,, though, - gG'nli me
TO say farewell to- my wife and child" NJ
O'Niel-.'No leave The house 90 soon - posHb.c.
alley" Mt o'Siel-'i wolid sooner sia person .; on
who has business here come tl The ltout door aud
ring lho bell Now go. ustau'lv' plul l-"Ro'c,
pali o%fcycfi % Rose e~SYgs" P5u,",wbeVg NAV
] coml2' Eosc-"Auy time" Paul when shall
comq-thls evening ortomarrow"' Ro'e-'Auy
time She was quite ub,en; minded don't
think She knew what she was saying. Paul
Won't you WEh my collars NNL2 l havo
I call for thcmg" Rose" Any time to inpiiow.
or can wash them thI' ,a0cmoon and you eau
have thom this evening" "Nonsense, said THIS
tlAeI ~ llullhil rlhbt Will Ntlut lileu ~ my
store. aud YOU can pet them there As you can
sec, llnmon, they had her 10 their power aud my
old woman had no force Of character She had no
control over hcrsel and those irish do everything
to separate her aud ths child from me. huye not
single friend who could speak kind word for
nc Dear Hannah, the scene was horrible. | was
chusel away likOa tlict and my wife aud child
could not even see ne depart |; Is too much.
cauuot stand II. Sooner u thousand times, death
in the ilaMcs us the pains would be
sweet IN comparison to what / nm suffering
There Is only one chance. hut dare not think Of
H. NV dear chill my Caroline my angel what
shall become of YOU My heart Is bursting
Everything Is black before my eyes, dear tlainau.
The drowning man Clugs to a straw What a good
work you could perform In snyug q family from
perditon. Don't look upOn these shortcomings
/ anu The least guilty. and she don't know what
she is doing, and tho poor child will
suffer the most. Como; | know that you
have influence with her. II won't cost you
so to come here and so back. aud you won't miss
tweuty-lOur hours In the couisc OF your life. You
viii have more luck aftcrward. ! will gladly pay
II back to you when get work In Philadelphia
IL Is not much. 30 II for the sake Of The poor
child. Iwill have 10 further trouble wi her. |
would sooner bear uvcrythlng as l see can't live
without her and the child.
On detached page Of tho book In which
the letter was found was written soma words
dcnouncmg bis wife aud the messaga Write
to Railway New Jersey; | have lived twelve
years thuro. Sho is known there also" On an
envelope also in the book was written the
words my life has an end"