The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

main, it is hald to bear constant applause
and love, too; the toughest plank will
crack under perpetual sunshine; but the ,,
ministers vanity is principally shown.
IN fearing to loose the esteem he has
gained. Character founded on this fac
ulty can never be great, he that does
not write or speak from enthusiasm from
his subject. produces nothing tina, will
.coatrol the mind. Love OF
applause IS the fertile source Of medioc-
rity; excellence springs from sympathy
with God, man and truth. Tribune.
W.a.s's Nhasa.
The longer live the less grows my
sympathy whith women who are always
wishing themselves men. l cannot but
believe tina, all in life tha. is truly noble,
truly good, truly desirable, God bestows
upon as women in as unspairing manner
as upon men. He only desires US in his
great benevolence, to stretch forth our
hands and to gather for ourselves the
rich joys of intellect. OF nature, OF study,
|of love, and OF usefulness. which he has
poured forth around us. Let US only cast
aside the false, silly evils OF prejudice
and fashion, which ignorance has bound
10 bou, our eyes; let us exercise the intel
'ligsnce which he has bestowed upon US,
upon worthy and noble objects, and this
intelligence may become keen as that o.
men and the pal,ry high heels and whale
bone supports Of mere drawlngroon con-
yen,lonal,,y and young ladyhood wi,her-
ing up, we shall stand in humility before
God, bu, proudly and rejoicingly at the
side Of man. Different always, but not
less noble, less richly endowed. And all
this may do wi,hou. losing one 10. or one
title Of our womanly spirit, but rather at.
tain solely to these good, these blessed
gifts, through a prayersul and earnest de-
Ivelopement of those germs OF peculiar
purity, of tenderes, delicacy and refine
Iment, with which our Heavenly Father
has so especially endowed the woman. -
LIE, beauty and grace, spiritual and ex-
,ternal, be the garments OF our souls. Let
love be the very essence OF our being -
love Of God, of man, and oil the meanes.
created thing love tina, is strong to en-
dure, strong 10 renoance, strong to "a
chieye. Alone through the strength OF
:. Love, the nobest and mos, refined OF all
s,rength-our blessed Lord himself nav
ing lived and died teaching it to us, have
| y,eat women hitherto wrought their no.
ble deeds in the world; and alone through
: the strength OF an all-embraclng love, vii
the noble women who have yet to arls.
> work noble works or enact noble deeds
Let US emulate, il you will, the strength
Il Of determination which we admire IN men
their earnestness and freeness OF purpose
: their unwearying energy, their largenes
II of vision; bu. let is never sigh aite
, their lower social privilege, which, whe
'i they are sifted with thoughtful mind
a. are found to be the mere husks and chai
/ OF the rich grain belonging to humanity
and not alone to men.
70 The assumption Of masculine airs or {
masculine attire, or OF the absence OF tel
10 derness and womanhood in mistake
:" struggle after strength can never SIT nol
10 gracefully upon us than do the mems o.
&c hats, and grea, coats, and boots, upon IN
10 poor old gardenesses of the English ga
Ill den. Let such Of us as have devote
= Yourselves to the study OF art--the int
m prefer to mankind at large Of Gods bea'
ol ~ especially remember this, that Il
a highest IDEAL in fife, as well as in art, HI
T. ever been the blending OF the neau'it
e, and the tender with the strong and Il
nd intellectual. MISS HowiNs .7st. Nuie
W in Munich.
&c. Asp NJ HEART roo.-A few yea
nst ago. when il was the custom tor lar
ve, bows and large glrls TO attend distr
ties schools, and when fiageilatlon were mo
III common IN schools than at the Prese
I'VE time, an inciden. took place III neIg
rec boring town, which is worth recording
ac- a reminiscence of school-boy days.
Y a One Of the largest, plumpest, and ia
ave est girls in school happened to violate Q
of the teachers rules. The master,
ir.t prompt, energetic fellow Of twenty-fi
, OF a, once summoned her into the middle
Ap. the floor, and. as is usual in such cas-
an the business of the whole school ceas
ne and the attention Of every scholar was
ex. rected to the girl, who, 1t was expect
- was 20 receive severe punishment
lem After ln,erroga,ing the girl u lew
our ments, the master took from his des
bu, huge ruler, such Is we never see no"
bso- davs, and commanded the girl to b
IN out her hand. She hesita,et, when
.sss, master, in blaze Of passion, thunde
fac. out, will You gius me your hand
tion ..Yes. SIR, and my heart too prom
here replied the girl, at this time stretch
eads forth her hand to the ma ster, and eyt
hlng him with cunning look. A deadly
a.dst lence 'rsigned for u momen, III the SC
slap room IA moist spot was seen to gii
Is in the masters eye-the ruler was
the upon the desk, anu the hushing girl
as | requested to take her seat, bu, to red
e an after school was dismissed. In I
hion, weeks after the school was finished,
the school master aud the girl were mar
did -Pa!mer jouSndl.