Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-17

will send you the money Us soon as |
hear from yOu again.
| want YOU 10 tell me honestly, Is
there Anything the matter with yonf
Ii there Is, | want Co know ii. DO not
bus 4 ticket to Corsicana, but pay Your
way on the train. BE sure aud do
this. 1t viii never do for the people
OF Dallas g. know you are down here,
and i you give 1t away, will be COM
PEELED To lot YOU 20 and skip out; but
you need not fear anything the kind
If YOU get OIL all right, DON'T burn up
wait 20 hear from you again and then
send the money. FRANK,
The unfortunate girl gave birth TO
fine girl baby November 26lh. DR..
Suuthworih was employed by Mr.
Easterling 10 attend ON her, promising
to pay the bill. After the child was
bn'u the doctor wrote TO Easteyling
and requested pay for his services, In
in return received a very Insulting lot
ter. Any man, it matters not from
what social circle he may spring or
move in. that will WOO and win the
affections of a viituou. girl, especially
one who has no protector deserves
the highest penalty known to the law,
II there Is any one ON The face OF
God : green earth who deserves the
sympathy. care and protection of the
people II is certainly n poor orphan
girl, who has had no kind mother To
give her advice or cheer her in sorrow
and misfortune. she feels helpless,
lonely aud dependent, and too ready
aud willing 10 place her affection on
auy one who will give her their
friendship, and thus she ia
often led astmy 10y trusting am
implacahle foe-they have many such
characters as the above, who are no
cnwardly, mean, dcspicllle, ms to in
snare into their fleudish traps the
poor and helpless. We are lost for q
word to express our c0n'enlpt. We
I hate. loath and detest them. They are
worse than robber. and more TO be
+ dreaded than the midnight assassin.
/ The destroyer of this girls happi-
ness, aud in all probability her. muir
dcrer, for she was not expected TO live
! when last heard from was In Fort
I Worth, doing business in tho drug
( house OF Brunswig & Co.
We trust that the papers OF the state
wilt give him free publication and
"spot him on every corner" IL Is
well for him that he Is not here, fol
the little black-headed dude would bI
dealt with roughly.
The manner In which Mrs. Majors
has cared for the poor unfortunate girl
who was left ut her house
some three months ago, and
WHO'S lying very low with pnenmonjf
and not expected TO live, Is worthy
OF the highest COMMUNICATION. Not
wl,hstanding the fact that she WINS lell
ON her hands, with the promise OF w
per month for her board and has never
received but about 80, she has never
let the girl want Tor anything That was
IN her power 20 bestow, Now II
uehooves the men Of the city tt
bny their money towards hearing
thi4 burden, mud we think tllat Il
h but lust and right. aud would be Il
Christian net for the ladies of the city
to 20 and see IL they can't be OF some
service. If In no other way than to talR
with aud pray for The friendless gill -
n good word In her behalf may be the
means of retaining the iellen ana
saving soul from eternal punish
ment. 49,
II might be well 10 state here, thai
nj one time during her illness the gir
thought she was dying, ana the ducs
tion was asked her If she hnu Deet
guilty OF wrong with any other parll
Than Frank Easterling. she positive
: IN stated that he was the only one
and he by the aid OF making
her drunk.