The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-20
VEDNEsDAY.sJUEI 90, 1855.
! mas neGeSsaIy 10 eat.

VI sas necessary sto seat. .s,snsg ty@srvl.a
| 1oace and oass oply he. loved. Young
woman. One evening they were seated
! BY the sfrssides geaer. He was silent.
liz smoking. ysher was 100 proud Of his
lsse ,asss aasaass by bis ssr.dd,.s,. Al
slsag,hz be tool, his pipes flem his mouth :
1 and ssxed hel ,l.asd Sac sxpeels 4 TIA,
he was about, .,o. kisssh. Ilstead Of do
/ Las %, thosssss,sLs ssiSrd the, .,ahaccs in
the head Of ii. pipe. with her torc.fnger
"a rather odd substitute for . pin! She
was aagry,wnh him. and their eour'ahip
i'sncea.asss gfraA@rs hxx .gssaga sssss
ELDon.- The fatAer a LoH Eden,
the Chancelier of England kavmg re-
solved to marry. rang his bell, a female
serran, aaswersd il. He told her 70
dress herself. in m4ordas TO repair 10 the
altes with him. i She thought he was
jesias and discbcyed. He rang his bell
again. Second servant appeared. To
her he gave the same command. She
a,tired herself and was made bride.
OCessELL-- Daniel O:Connell did
not eour; at oil. He told bis sweethear,
tha, he loved her asked il his love was
reclnoca,ed. or if she was engaged = and
| ifsAe was wiiliag 10 make an engagement
with him. Tue syoung lady replied as
frankly as be questioned, and they were
speed. y united ios the better Or worse.
AaExsETHy. --Ol DR.. John Abernc-
tay.a one of the most eminent surgeons
aud medical writer's Of tie last, century,
several anecdotes iaye reoorded. He was
extremely ecceniric. or Naa rather ex-
,rsmeiy n,au.y- lie acted and spoke
always as nature dictated and 10, as Gus.
tenn ordained. loa rich valetuinaria u
gentleman, he eaee said /: Live on
sixpencc a day ana earn it - and 10
lady ofahe same species wLo offered him
a fee, he said MADAM. lseep your
mo sy and buy a slipplac rope. : When
he loved ne sta desFased the lotms wni
which society ever seessa to eneaaa "a lhc
sayings and dong oi mtn. lie did not
waste iYis- til,e lii eourling, nor dnl lie
PROSTATE himself as is usually tie case
tefore tie relatives oi his Eve He me,
her 10 tie streets revealed his affection
FIR her, and offered her lis l4aigd = She
accepted it, and be immediately gave her
purse. with orders to furnish house.
HALL, on LrIc IcEsTEa,--T T.e Rev.
Roaert Hall, w!lrn ON a vle;t to brother
clergyman, went into ,i,chet. where -
ptous ascr~an, glri, w.om lie loved, was
wolsinr. Ela hgased his pipe, sal down,
and ASKED her---@ s3 zsss sz
betty, ,so yea love the Laf, Jesus
! Cnrisl 3 s
Il rope l do sir" wasths reply.
H. Immediately aided -sza. - "A
"Besty, do you love me g
They wese n,rrad. = Gafiins Cutlery
of Lnssrarys pJsteasss.
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Alt LOOK trwADD. Were there no
OTTER evidence Of God II might he
i found in this fact, ha, everything in ma
iure turns ms,inctively 10 Something high
er than itself. The simple herb expands
| itself, as il seeking the law Of its growth
] IN the shrub that bends over It. ike a
/ guardian angel The shrub finds lis type
in the tree and ihe tree itself, because
there is nothing higher, locks up to heav-
en-. The udc swell 10 the neon; the va
por expands in the sunbeam. So all an
finals that are brought into connection
with him, look up 10 man. Is the great
law to he arrested here? Is all beyond
this blank vsid : Is there no higher
ihan himself, which may preserve for
man ,he upward tendency OF all things
nothing which can stimulate and sustain,
and be the ultimate of hs aspirations !!
Nature and reason alike reject the idea.
| Ii there were 90 great sustaining power
to preserve the balance-if the connect
ing chain were ruptured here. man would
be thrust by the projectilc forces below
into utter and universal ann.hiiai,on. even
to his physical being, because he could
not, from his own strength alene, resist
the upward impulse. The philosophy Of
steam will illustrate this Tor the expan-
sive force acts powerfully from below,
ard IL there is no outlvt atove, the accu-
mula,iensof power must terminate in ex-
lplosion. in nature nothing is abrupt,
therefore the chain Of beng Cannot ter
inmate thus suddenly In man; FOR as his
BODY Is an elabora,icn OF The refined eIe-
ments of all below, so his spiri, reaches
out ol itself, and expands into the es-
sence oi al. above. NJ II
ray- The Richmond inquirer urges
thar Massachusetts members p.. Congress
should not be admitted to the floor Of the
mex, House of REPRESENTATIVES, though
fairly elected by The people. Abiding
to the recent so-cailed personal liberty
bill Of Massachusetts, IT says. If the
ACT Of Massachusetts goes in,o effect, il
will b- the duty Of The South to resIst the