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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
REV. EZRA D. WINSLOW,
The Gentleman Who Formerly
Resided in Sedalia.
His Marriage to q SIX son Year
ia Girl In South America

rhcs- sao reside! in Scdsiia sigri 81
nin~ years ,sp all r<iner.,t-. ;s-v. Ezra
d. Nin-io~, ~bo va engaged IN III. hpa,
Sei ,'I.e bU.i..-. 9Th Pre- E..s., ha.
'si; here sn.i rs:urne,i n .ii- iurtasr h0Si~,
hv-,cu, M, wae-s ki- s.ind!in;
Or-rs'ion. ssa ,Eissesy s.lonishsd he
~hoie country. Regarding tn. ul7u, -
BOs:5n sr-, IA 10 the Cincinnati Enquire.
says:
iiyic.-s JUS; received &c 10 show that tie
fugitive R-v Ez-. ID. Wins,o~. The fory~r,
who saa s~.y from Boston With over $780,
Oct', Is now sd,!or oi tie 3uenos Ayr-- Her
AID, ia South Americs. Tne evidence shows
that after the Ensii-h government refused
10 surreDde. hin, he wen; to South A ner-
ic., where he assumed the name of Love.
and became . gr-a, church ciembsr and
agent oi the National Bank Note company,
OF N.~ York. b. credit he So; control D;
the BYenos Ayres Herald, and got fat
Liliet ~ mediator between the Argentine
Coz federation ard Chill, cut Of which ne
trapped cool hsrv~s, with certain bank
err. A shor, time siace he pIb.ished
;ous Obituary of his wife, at prsssa, living
ia ,hi. city, and went into mourning. but
soon after msrried six,eeh-year-oij gi-i,
the daughter OF wealthy family in Buenos
Ayrss. and :aere was trouble IN his new
family. H smoothed the matters Nv
claiming tina, wife No ] had oeen disorc-
ed, VIXEN the contrary il the fact, and he
still continues TO "rUii in clover" lnves-
tigslion here goes to show tbs, few week
since he wrote to parties here offering 10
p,sce SIS, 600 in the HAMS Of wife Nc. II
she would get a divorce :rom hip. She ia
ximos, broken-hsxr,e.l. AM. 4. physical
wreck, but vet is disposed 70 continue her
burden si,hout complaint. although her
friends and reis,iye- here advised her 10
get divorce from her notcricu, husband.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Clear Csse Of Culchaw.

1t was Mississippi river boat, and
the mate was evidently ANNOYED about
something. Garry it forward. you
lunkheaded son of a sculpin. or l hope
l may he gee whizzley gaul busted to
jude i. don't maui the slammed head
offn We with a capstand bar, you hog
hacked molligrubber ye!" Aud the
deck hand looked up in profound
admiration. and said: by George,
Cap, if | had your culcher [ wouldn't
he a runnin' as mate for no man in
these waters I'd be q commapdin' a
boat of my own"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

Prof. Vennor's almanac says Of the
weather during January: l anticipate
that New Yesrs callers will have heavy
. e;ghing this year from Montreal TO
" sahingtoo, d. c., and that cold .p,p
during the 6rss quarter will preserve it for
that period. expect block sdes Of snow
in the United states about the 9TH and 9Th
Of January. and rainy DAYS during the
month viii be exceedingly few. The acc
ond quarter will open With heavy ssow-
falls and ierminsie in cold snap. The
middle Of the month will bring soov-isli.,
which vill terminate in milder sea,her
toward the end Of the third quarter. This
ihav, which sill be interrupted BY brief
cold .Pell, gill extend from about the 18th
Of the month into February. The record
o! ih,s month vill show il will have been
. severe one, and the general condition Of
the weather will probably remind us Of
that are called real old-issniooed
vistecs."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A SOCIETY SENSATION
In Which q Brownsville Belle
and Kansas City Lawyer
Are Interested.
All Preparations Completed for 8
Wedding Which Ind Not
Occur.

Our nelshboring town of Brownsville Is
all broken up, 60 to speak, over the an
DOunce,nent that q Wedding tha, vxs Ia
have been .olemnized on Wednesday lest.
the I'D, h .. been declared Of for 81, .iu,-
to come, and in which the man Who was II
have appeared as groom figures in an unen-
visb.e light.
The BAzoo, after not little
inquiry. learns that . young lawyer OF
Kansas City, named Garrett, il the party
Whs shonld receive the condemnation Of
ell good people for the vills:uy he hae dis
played in the laments bic affair.
Garnett, it seems, formerly resided in
Brownsvi.le, and was son of one of "a
line county. most respected citizens. For
some time, though, he has been residing in
Kansas City, where be practices his pro
fession.
The LADY, whose name the BAz o with
holds through <ymPsthy, is both beautiful
and accomplished, horn and reared in
Brownsville, and held in high esteem by a
large circle OF friends throughout the state
The cour,ship had been carried on for
months ard al! looked forv ard 20 the time
when the iawyer would claim his bride.
Las. Wednesday w>s the day ixe the
minister mad been engaged, the guests in
vited, ard even = number OF costly and
handsome presents had been aent
to the young lady's home
by her friends. In fact, no hing usual in
such Gases had been left undone, and all
that remained Was the final ceremony of
uniting the young couple as man and wife,
watch. however, was destined not to he.
At the eleventh hour an elder brother of
the groom, who is also a lawyer residing in
Kansas City. appeared 1t the residence Of
her who expected SO aeon to be bride and
issued his decree that the wedding should
not take piace-the recreant, like the
coward that he il, awaiting at Hlgginsville
until be should return and report the cruel
III - Nou-ouSso oACO. Auc<C otC tuC AuOWO
and immediate facts OF the case and it is
needless to add that the sentiments of the
people Of Brownsville in regard to il seems
to be one Of bitter and universal execra.ion.
The young lady, whose fond hopes were
tins rudely blasted, wss for . time CON.
pletely Frustrated by the severe bios, and
it vas thought that her death might be the
result of the base deception that had been
prscticed upon her. The BAzoo lesrns,
though, thst sine has gradually improved,
and although broken hearted for the time
being, she bids fair to recover and % years
pass BY will forget, in a me .sure, him
whom she 20 fondly loved 10 her younger
days
II ia asid that Gsrnett was guilty of q
aimiiar o6ense some few years $50. but a
the BAzOo known nothing Of the eircum
stance, it drops the young man where he
IL, satirfi d that be will receive that con-
demnation which hie conduct has brought
upon him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Two Murderers aud q Burglar.

From a gentleman who csme in from
the Nation this morning, BAzoo reporter
Learned. tia, the tao indiana ~ho murder
ed Q ~hiie men named Mcvey and mutt.
lated anothes named Mcclure, at Eufaia
on the l4'b, full particulars OF which ap-
Peared in the paper at the time. were still
held at Muskoeee yesterday, but i, vas the
intention Of the authorities to remove
them TO F.. Smith, Ark, TO day. He said
that il VA With considerable difficulty .
lynching vas prevented. . heavy guard
being required for that purpo-e.
The two mnrderera. together With . ne
gro burglar, Who robbed store ut Musko-
gee on Chris'm.s d,y, sre -hsck!ed to.
geiher, and viii thus be taken to prison.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
The Chicago Maiden-A Tale of
Love and Sacrifice.

(a-ca-o rioune.
But papa"
"Not another word. I'm a wild
cat when my backs up, and don't for
get it."
The speaker was a hard. visaged
man. dressed with an elegance that i'll.
accorded with bis evident want of cul-
fare. She who had addressed him as
''papa" was a fairhaired girl of Is
summers. Reared on the knee of
luxury. she had never known what it
was 70 have her slightest wish thwart.
ed. Her father. plumber, was,
from the nature Of his business, a man
of iron will. but he was not devoid of
pity or generosity, IA many a debtor
whose house and lot he had taken in
part payment for fixing the water
pipes. letting the balance of the &C
count run along for two months, could
testify He had surrounded Cecil,
his only child. with all that wealth
could purchase. looking forward to
the time when she would marry the
eldest con of Niagara Falls hackman,
or come person of fortune common
surste with her own. But che had
allowed her heart to be ensnared by
the wiIes Of Cupid. and that morning
had asked her sires consent to her
marriage with poor but not proud
young man whose agricultural opera
tions on the Beard of Trade bad not
been attended with success. 1t was
this request that produced the answer
given above.
Again Cecil pleaded with her parent
not to crush tine love that blossomed
in her heart. The old mans mind
wens back to the happy days when he
had told her mother of his love. and
how they commenced life with nothing
but strong arms and willing hearts.
Placing his tan-like hand on Cecil's
shoulder the old man looked at her
tenderly and said "Look We, my
lass. You say you love this man and
cannot live without him. Mebbe NOT.
| have promised you q sealskin sacque
this winter. Let us test your love.
Ii you become this mans bride | shall!
not bny the sacque. In my hand is a
check for $500. In the whest pit
over On the Board Of Trade is your
lover Which do you choose? ?"
Without raising her head she reach
ed out couvulsively for the check.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Arrested for Robbery.

A. 3 o'clorS this afternoon Deputy Coa-
s'sb;s Abbot, srresi.i Two coior-d men
Fred. Buss and Frank Williams, both
married, on a warrant sworn out by FrI'z
Dre-e., Germsa emp'oye,l st The brewery,
Who charges ,hem eth having stolen SIPS
from trunk Belonging 10 han, this fore.
noon.
The mel were ken before Squire
Clark, snd al this writing, 4 p. ~, 40 sse,s
h,d been taken .owsrd an -xsm,n alton,
thrs merely berg he'd cI-tc1y
Tnes deny any cJu,y!'city IN the crime,
and nsay think no cass Gu Dc m,G-
.xsinsi them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

Joseph Hartz. the magician. has
been lying ct the residence of Mr..
Benjamin e. Merritt. in the town of
Newcastle, Westchester county, Pa,
since April. 1879, and has never
uttered q word to q living soul |;
neither has he left his room. He
lies on his back 10 bed. in a room
whose windows are darkened, signify
ing bis de-ires BY writing. When.
ever his attendant, or anv stranger or
membar of his family calls to see him,
he closes his eyes and never moves a
muscle. His food and linen are left
In his room ut his bedside. and he eats
unobserved and silent. He reads con-
stantly. when mo- one watches, BY q
low spirit lamp. He is very wakeful
and Watchful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

An Alleged Detective Who 10
Past Due 1t His Board.
ing House,
And the Landlord Wants to Know
Who is TO Settle He
Bill.

The register At the Pacific house, on th.
9Th Of December, notes the arrival o
Charles Green aud wife, who came TO Sc
daIia from Boonviile. Green claimed tG
he nm independent detective. and said h
was working in connection with March a
STILL. Of Holden. lie i. man nearly six
feet high, we'll built. with heavy, coarse,
black mustsche aud wore white hat with
black 3ard.
For the next few days after his srriv 81
he might h-ve been sen sisnost any hour Of
the day in conversation with the city police
On the street corners. He vss one Of those
fellows Who seemed to be trying to solve
.ome CREST problem, but never succeeded.
II he WAS detective, he has considerssl-
TO learn; for one Of the most essential
points in 6rst-clsss detective IL to keep .
still tongue.
Green engaod board for himself and
wife At the Pacific house, and gave it out
to the proprietor and boarders that he -.
working On a lsrge-sised case. He and his
wife remained there until Tuesday last,
when Green left for Boonville, claiming
thst he was going after come money due
hin, With which, he said. he would pay the
board bill he then owed Mr.. Rose. He told
his wife iha: he would be back the next
day "Wednesday, but he failed to return.
As he h.d not shown up Friday, Mr.. Rose.
proprietor of the Pacific. informed Mr..
Green that he could not keep her longer
She begged so hard, though, to remain. that
he consenied--ske assuring him that Green
would surely return, and WAS liable to be
in on the 6rst train, when their indebted
ness would be settied.
She remained at the Pacific house until
Saturday night, when Mr.. Rose told her
she mu-t go elsewhere for board, and few
minutes later she left the house. and the
las: any OF them saw Of her she wss sitting
in the depot waiting room. AZ to whether
she left or is st;ii in the city, nothing is
known.
Mr.. Rose holds, in lieu Of the amount of
Indebtedness, a TRUNK and two revolvers.
and he will fresze to them until Mr.. or
Mrs. Green pave what ia due. There are
some who doubt whether Green wac really
married to the woman, but of course this il
only q eurmise. Certain il il, however,
Green is gone, and his wife claimed that
she knew nothing of IL whereabouts. And
ii il equally Ne certain that for all the time
they remained at the Pacific house they
never pu, uP cent. Az TO what il in the
trunk left behind, Mr. Rose knows not.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Cause and Effect.

The main cAu-e Of nerve-oess i. indiees-
,ion, and that is caused BY weakness OF the
stomach. NO one can have sound nerves
ard COOL health without using Hop Bi,ie,s
to strengthen the stomach, purify the
blood, and keep the liver and ki6nsss
active, to carry of oil the poisonous aud
waste m-tter Of the system. See othe.
co,umn.-Advance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
CARD.

To all Who .re suffering from the error
and indiscreiions o: youth, nervoua weak.
neas, earley decay, los Of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy vac die
covered BY q missionary in South Awesica
Send q aelf-addressed envelope TO the Rev
T. Inman. Station d. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Married.

A; iile residence ii the brides father, Mr.
O. P Hst,on, eight miles south ri This
CITY, by Rev. s. Alexander, Mr.. Joseph
Kingsley and Miss Jsnnle Hs,,on.
Mr.. Kingsley il the ex-county supesin-
.en6eni OF education. and is at present
principal OF The Georgetown public school
Ahort eighty persons were present a, the
ceremony.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A Previous Promise.

The old widower Dupont was lately
married again.
The honeymoon was in the full, and
be was too soft for anything.
Il shall always love you, my
darling" he said.
always. always:" che sighed.
"As long as I live"
"And sfterward you will love me
though eternity"
"Great heavens I have already
promised that to my fret wife"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

The great superiority of d.. Bull.
Corgh Syrup to ell other cough remedies
ia attested BY the immense popular demand
for that old established NEEDY. Price Is
cents q bottle
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Married.

On Christmas day, by the Rev. 8. ID. Full
ton, at the residence of Conductor Bus.
more, Mr.. George Eielle, of Moberly,
No., and Mrs. Lucis W. rhom.s, Of East
Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
NEW PALESTINE ITEMS.

New PALErrr.H Dec. p. 1880.
"A. G. Amick left for Kanea. City this
morning.
We ~ish the EAzoo q merry Christ.
mas and happy New Year.
j. W. N had = large gold ring pre-.
sented to him bs-weli, he son, tell for
awhile.
IF. B. Harnes and Oscar Ewing, old
Cooper boys, but nov Of 81, Louis, paid
= 6sing visit home during the holidays.
-Mis. KILL Henderson, Who has beer
attending school ~ Louisiana, is home on
q visit. She viii return sSsin on sunday,
the ID.
j. r. Miller, our popular agent Al this
pisc-, supports = fine gold vaich and chain
given him By one Of his f,ieods aad
patrons.
The 6rm OF Moore 4 Amicx has die.
solved partnership. and after this it viII Be
known - ]. Warren Moore. Call and sse
him. he keeps . full line Of everything.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

On the Subject Of Extending
Gould'o Line to Mexico.

Col. Jos L. Stephens. Of Bconville, ga
IN sc. Louis yesterday, having just return
ed from . visit 10 Nes Yosk. Mr.. Stephen.
IL Que Of the oldest railway men Of :hs
state, and Mas receiver Of the Missouri
Pacific before il wss bought BY the CARR
cons. He said thst during his .,ay in
New York be hsd several conference. with
Jay Gould in relation to his proposes.
Mexican railway. A. the same time be
al-o met Senior Romero, the ex-Mexicsn
minister. The latte. gentleman is enihusi-
astie over the scLems. and viii lend his
utmost ind u.nce TO push i. forward in the
Mexican TERRITORY and With the Mexie.n
government. Jay Gould il thoroughly
in earnest about tie road and will hurry u
10 completion.
Mr. Gould slso said tha, he intended TO
b. ia ST. i-oui. O6 the 10Th day o! J ,nuary
He viii epeud . little time there end then
make . trip to Iexss. NJ. Stephens ai-p
sac Gen. Grant 10 New York, and think.
il Is by no means unlikely that the general
will become in some wsy Connected With
the Mexican project.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
Married.

At The residence O! III. brides nSoiser, on
ST. Lsuis street, is., might, By Elder Dam
c.n, Mr.. w. E. MeNees, Of the Co-opers-
tive store, and Mis-. Belle Barber.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

From the steady, 6rm and regular
beat of The heart, replacing interrupted
xnd feeble setion Of that organ, demon
s,rsted in q variety Of cases. Fellows
Compound Syrup OF HypcphosPai,es Is
known 10 exert powerful TOMS eaec, on
the muscles Of the heari.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
A LadY's WISH.

'Oh, hos ! 10 wish ry =kin was a.
clear srd -of, rs your" SAID lady TO her
friend. avon can easily o,ase il so," an
ssered the freud. "How?' inquired the
fret lady. "By n.ine Hop Ei,,ers. :hs,
makes pure rich blood ana blooming
health. ]; did i. for me, "a ycu observe"
Read of it.-Csiro Bulletin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
THE NAN WHO RIDES. "
Bob Sticknsy, tho Bareback
Rider. 1T the Garrison
House.
He - IAN Broken Up" But he
Will be O. K When the
Season Opens.

house. A BAzO0 reporter, after gasing fol
time n the autograph, inquired whether
il va really the celebrated bareback
rider, aid on being iS.or ned that il vas
started OF. TO hunt him up. He vss
found in COMPANY With Conductor Jones,
Of the vest end Of the Pacific. Who had
known him b ok east, and whose guest he
wse during yesterday.
He looked little like the Siickney Who
appears in the arena in tights and spsngles,
for he wss considerably under the in6u-
ence OF liquor. and wa completely broken
Up Hs wardrobe. he said, wsa stolen
from him At Brook6eld fes nights ago,
| and the clothes he wss now wearing sae
some that were lief, By The kind hearted
thief.
He w~ .-isd whs, be va doing in the
wee,. aid replied:
"Oa, have been having . Christmss
ceieb:aiios with the boys-aud don't you
f.i: TO remember il I have had jolly
time. too.
Rercr:er-Where is your wife?
S.ickres-She is in Cincinnati, and
expect she is wondering where am.
R.-Hsve you made sny engagements
for next eeaeon?
$40, not yet; it's too e.rly.
R.-Whst salary do bare back riders
Corr nsnd.
S.-Oh, all the way frcm $50 20 $500 ger
week. All of Las: GUNNER l Wa under en-
s,gement At 500 PER week, but 1 never
have am more money than some poor
devil who gels pnls $50 yer month. II the
circus bu.inees don't tear Q msn to pieces
there ie nothing shat will.
And from Siickney's looks the reporter
Wa convinced that be told nothing but the
truth. He Vas rather aver-e TO being in
terviewed, and preferred ticking q emile
with the boys. 20 the reporter left him. and
had few minutes talk with Conductor
Jones, who wss 'holding him up."
Jones said he had known him for seven
or eight yes-s. having frs, me, him in
Columbus. Ohio. He met him on Chrirt-
ma. day in Kan.as City, where he w.s
dead broke, but having plenty Of badge
thrown into him by the hove. Jones w.nt.
ed him to sober ", and with that in.
tention, brought him to S-da!i.. IL Use,
however, the same old etory-no let up "a
long As there va a Oh ance for ''brdee."
stickney. il will be remembered, is son-
in-ls~ Of the veteran Snowman, old John
Robinson, and when sober. he and his wife
live With the old man in Cincinnati.
When he goes on a spree. though, he
makes himrelf scarce in that vicinity. and
does not return until he il in proper con-
ditiou.
He expressed himself a. about through |
with his celebrating, and last nigh, left for
ST. Louis, from where he viii 60 to CinciG.
Eati.
Bob. -ticknes is she only rivsi Of Jim. !,
Robinson in bareback riding, and xs
neither of them care e. i-sce . challenge |
for supremacy, Ills ..f. to say ,hey are ~ery |
evenly mSiched.
l: S'irkney vi-i;- Sedslis during the
coming snr u,~r with sny circus cumpsny.
none of ihc-e who conveS-ed with him yes
te.day would think it the same person, bu,
such IL the Case.
An exchange ssss:. There are more
prns ma.!e on DR.. BuIi'a Cough Syrup,
'.ee Of charge, than are paid for by the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

Never "buii do-e" man, but j: you
meet . human being suffering viib bod
cough you may "bull-doss" him to xdvan-
t.ge with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04
LATER

rns prisoners were admitted 70 bail in
the .um Of ) 90 e,ch. DE Conk wright go-
ing on the bon! IL Bu.h and 4. u. Derap-
-ey on that Of Williams.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

User 5000 Howe Scales sold. 30.
len. Se:leck Il Co.. Agents, ST. Louis, 40
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

-Popuisr d,-cI limitation in favor Of Dr.
Bull. Cough Syrup has given j; a lsfger
-ale th.n .ay other remedy Of it, cIa~.
Prise d cea;s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-04

An excbang. sss-:. There are more
prns maize on DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup,
i.ee Of charge, than are paid for by the
o~rers. A good thing deserves the nn;ce
Of the preea.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

A PITIFUL SCENE.-Just after leaving
the offire. few days ago, we saw a man
well cad, moving very slowly and evil
IDENTIFY very drunk. A pretty little girl
five or six years old, her face wet with
tears. was holding the mans hand and
trying to lead him along. Two little Buys
were with them. and all the little ones
seemed deeply concerned anout sonnet hng.
The man at last stopped, reeIed off the
sidewalk, sank on his knees, and It" Sat
down in the sand He was all the time
muttering to himself, and now he seemed
endesvoIing to say something to the
children. The poor little girl that had
been leading her father was greatly per-
picked WHEN he sat down in the dirt, went
up to him, and lovingly threw her arms
around his neck, as if to charm him by
her love to another effort to go home.
We saw her tiny hands as they met back
of her fathers neck Strong men hurried
~ going home. stopped and mnaned nj
that spectacle of helpless love and maud.
I'm drunkenness. The little girl was very
neatly d. esSed, and the apparent gentility
OF the group gave hidrous emphasis to the
lesson before us. What can we doP''
sad n slalwart gentleman near us. With
our hearts bursting with sympathy, We
answered, Nothing. but get a pol iceman
10 take him home" How long, Oh Lord
shall such things he?
A little further on stood an unconcerned
-aloon keeper in the door of his shop
III, tStiGn AdC0cate.