The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-12-17

Terrible Experience aud Vivid Pie
lure OF RUNS usrrors-GeRias
DESTROYED

A Terrible Experience and Vivid Pie
lure Of RUNS Usrrors-Genias
Destroyed
"A sp~ecA, a speech from Wilton. erred
the th~ongltless f~elloss-
He cant make = zleech on caid Eater.
I defy him. aid oue d tlei' nnmber
MY friends. began Wilton
Hear him. hes really in f,r II now.
cried a young man Whose flushed checks
gave pitifui signs u liis devotion to tie
bottle.
The comrsde they called Wilton vas =
Young man some ~ enty-thTee years 81 age.
Upou III FACE. within lis eyes 2 settled
melancholy rested: hs manners were as
grave a. ,l.ose Of Al Old He was
often called Wilton the steady. On &C
count Of liz quiet adherence 10 principle.
The head partner II the firm in whose
employ Wilton was. gaze 4 great party
once q year. and il vas 70 this gathering
that Wilton lad been persuaded TO come
In vain his companions tempted him with
the wins that flowed freely. The firm
considered Themselves good christians, a.
iideeo' a+a Inc "oa-'
gaze largely IN charities and 10 their
church. where tAeir 4ats we're seldom
empty. They did . great deal q good
Win liteif 'l'iif!' 90 +"
temptation before eoa'a me-
whom we're q yer sl'.''' 'As' Z "1e
Tie! eoihi'iitOea 4 o9 ~'' ~
error looking ann "ti"' '.s9''
already NAM '@ee' 1as.'oi
Driatlon. man! eyes ei@'' si'se
hnsa ana sp@TE'-' Hho'9N
ana that are "hate@t''Aff 'iA'
'neipieht stage % u5a'iAsh's
ny ifieho~' p S@i"' anu ''''
As II o give .
might follow. = am GOING - "'sss q e'N
iessioh-
some q t'e 'oinF@".
py Tar ti'e sFealf1 h"'''9'
the saa set e~'he7t .t'i4es = "s
rive Fe@Is Aso ) 'A"
Oesuliiul iAo' III -,
fanny eitefe
genius, ana Ae va "iie' ~
tie-hearted IN geief'ta 70 d 'Aiit' - 1i
gave promise % e@t'@Siu."A
ihihd. '"e h'sD',
iage where was "o'H 's'o''e+ "
;'oiie. ihe Patly "as - ~ 4 ' ~
and Ne were eaei Z CARY rom our t'"'e'
Il we conid' provisions anu nm
oil with success ihefs "@S 80
there were of'sA' anu no" nv ,,l'
were an 5ouh- anu
had never 'aS'eo "'ns' ""ei
disulciinat'oh eauS4a " Iat"iN' san -
whether i''s munitions 'eu ." - y,
a. dangerous 10 h'"' Nv 40. A'o
only knsw-aaat he ffeoi'ec''o" : va"
moment burning ~ ny u@.'
thought u we c"u'o 90 '.e'" ,"
would be hhe iuh. fieiiua 'e"'u '''
set themselves hioie '"s'
TO compass 'hla oDJee' 'i@n y u'
foremost ~ Inc a'teiitt. -"
myself mol III ausAs pa.l'@'e ny
l kho" ne h"u = "@A's'i,P ? pm
that haa o~en pr'no"'''e' "
competent critics enc" nc co"." 'nP'"
wise Amos Without ilehl&i eN"', am
Pecfed tAat "hder Tue stnnioluS % az "9i!
serpent" nose sung '''aa i'''e .''" !
dread aeath-"iS 't@ih "o''u " q"'oNe"'u'
ana We shouia X e''@lH"'"' i8tI"p'
amazed at tie exhibition oi hta rare git.
..At last Ne prcs4.lei bat instead Of
o-,;oLan;,c +to ai,e ..,i,e6ed his facul-
H"
sIeS. Aie" gi@SseS .euH'*' ''''' ~ ~
of utter inebriety.
..Tbe marty brske Ep We were all Wild
uf,L darL a,J oxcit.nan,. tA alone was
-" - ~,
imin"Vable an" I"ie n'sei'O'' i"cIe
was 80 rOuslng him from tire state Of
deathly slcep into Which he lad fallen. |
A.. -, 80 hin, b.,oe ,l.4 nied,, esar
-.
inS 'A&t our i'"c hii9l' oe iou'" "ut ~
consequence "fthe trouble "c should have
gettinp him "a his room. 50 We left him
fher. tim Ak comfortable As We eould
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