The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 8, 1885, Page 2

N. Y. CORRESPONDENCE. MAN GO FACT MORALIZES AND PROPHECIES. see - for Women Might Mi SS New Yor, M 23 Neilie Conroy has passe lo Fallen, vet redeemed! From t Jemi-monde and the jowest mission sf vice to the platform as a worker. A strange, strange fistory ttis that [| am ca upon to relat But more ~tranze yet is the fact that oms and fals false ideas, false cust jaws are con the creation of an int I- t ot Nellie oO ne trem out of the a ist d sin scarred,and wrecked. Pe by mere accident, one m t sand of these poor outc t so tortunate as to be able, some miraculous interven chmb back over th has erected tor the maintenance ef respectabi ts supposed this has hippened so rarely in yorld’, history as to make the pening seen more like a dre a realized possibility. Fror when pious old Ju } lah issued an t for the burning of the lebauched by his own act, to the resent the world has burned, stoned } ind damned as lly, irretricv- bly fa tk llen, the woman who by, ot the circ ough yinonment may have chanced to depart from the code it has as embodying tue sentinentot virtue. irat And no mi what the asp been, been woman may have arcely ever ot such a turming back has s< ever for tace whats way possible. she may, there stand such social and religious barriers as make her path- way to sure damnation a predeter mined tact. The world, men women, alike prayed tor the redemption of the and with ruis ready to receive and has wept over and vpen them,— tas welcomed them with almost urious exultation, regardless of foul depravity of passion which sossessed and robbed them of their entire manhood! These same saintly (so-called) mew and women have, wath pious hateur, gatheren their robes, and with contemptuous glances haye passed by the prodigal dJaughters—thus teaching by practice and plain implication the shocking doctrine that the sou! ot a prodigal fallen man, is more precious and | | valuable than the seul ot a prodigal fallen woman. Bolingbroke’s bold fierce assaults upon cemals and Christianity never did one-half the injury to ‘pure and undefiled re- igion’” 9s has been done to it by the nhu treatment the professed laa Chris us extended to tallen w Vhe outcasts, made ach by forces and influences, set-in wotion by custome a laws which ontravene the laws ¢ he mora niverse, are entited to the same yeasure of charity aud to all the re ‘lemptive privileges we extend to the rodigat sons of the world. Their sins, no matter how fallen they niay be, are no greater than those of their sin, a partners in religion offer to each tne aot vhich does not same hopes and social helps. is the religion which cometh down trom Heaven, indeed is it for the world that, « and mest tortunate tter centuries of this inhumanity to failen | vomen, the new and the true gospel at last being not « hut actually put in twas this new gospel which ca emptien to Nell Nellie Conroy 1: proclaimed, And ctice. ht, hope and red Conroy. and it way not ot her Ne wnaken parentige, and earl trom Conroy through going to the saloon tor her mother, did she learn to lead the life vhich g im the larkest night possibie to the human e Ere she had reached woman- >ood she was a druakard, her asso- mites day and night being the most vissous and degraded characters of the city. Thus tor years she hved, outcast, and a habitue of the cest dives in the worst locality o¢ came near endi haunts | ty. But! the m than | the day | woman, | umstances of en-| created } ions in life, | c She y a s state ¢ enriety eliz , a s - 1 * ¢ ertit ter as Nellie | Crittenton, a wea city. but a tew years ago lost a love- | ly young daughter to whom he wae j large sympathy and st FiOUS i ‘i | buil a monu tin o | of his d as r wor outcasts. exies vitatic > the meeting atthe mission. Tt w through these imstrumentairties a ine Conroy was 5D luce » tt trom her evil ways and associat Thus came her reformation, with ican intensified quicke ot inature. She her entire mot developed into an eclectic sympa Her paul hing efficient tic expe | thetic speake shortions | riences and sear made her a most worker. Throug these outcasts }tol er tministrations many of were reclaimed and restore wes of moral usetuiness. Such ts the work be mission. [crs almost t re sol tution of the | iia this gre And a most! fight is Mr. tenton makir e redemption of these outeasis—the prod al- most every in either or indirect! J ihe pre re cease s consent and s to an makes digal daughters prodigal sons and pro much more rapidly than all the mis- sions in the wor 12m. A man. thus ¢ polities, man progress and in the soul’s lott human pro, her told a sou in favor of a in 18383, and Lamar as a good Henry os con- es and all, who t the throat and in cure in Dr, show ‘Theu- now ‘| tree } results from cream of ti specially retined and | Mesn acca! tent processes of the | prepared t nt processes of e} | Baking Powde tin the open ket, and find it com- ; pused of pure and wholesome ingre- | ernments, hever t understand my i unable to restore me to | one bot: Unde - e New erss S > 4 LS v y E t 4 s ¢ amine : to en cm yUsy vo! et ase epa- ation n fe i } Ale was nine | samples. I n bal Y tr a yt tartar ote the ’ us and) tour contain 1 impurities, it ne | eek “the were os sear uns or s t yusekeepers) tartar of comme;rc and cc =| lv conta et responding | | exte | | ri »wier vet found | by che to enurely | from pure | urity { isc of | N.Y. Tartar Co., which totally re-} move the tartrate of lime and other | Che cost of this chem- | rtar is much tis used the **Royal.’”” rg powder but 10 made the analys- »f. 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