Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03
NUMBER 81.
From ths Cincinnati Enluirer s
"a AEERFUL SHEPaERD,D


Mormonism is st;lI in practical operation
amongst us- On lass Fridxy . tall raw
boned Saint, with . complexion very
strongly embling that Of boiled trip..
arrived here from Pittsburg with a eonn,e
OF wives. bus desmiag his flock too susli
70 start Salt Laks-wsrd with, held forth A.
follows TO On adniring audience, at q house
over the canal, with view to the pcrfec-
ton OF the material necessary TO the com.
plessness Of bis domesIc fecility. His
lext was: -ea-e.s-ar....,
Men ii. Skeerce and Vsemss IL Plentv,"
brothssnand Sis,ern - pertickler the
Sistern: want TO say few words to you
sbout ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for my own sake,
but for yourn, tor nsen Is skeerce and pee-
nsen is plenty.
"Mormonisui is bnils on that high, old
principle which seq that it amt good for
man to be alone, and . mighty sight worse
for woman. Therefore, if man f.,ls
good With little company, good deal of
i ought to make him teal an awful sight
better.
The first principle Of Norm oni.m il.
that woman air good thing, and tho Sec
ond principle 10 that you can't have too
much OF good thing. Woman is tender.
CT than man. and is necessary to smooth
down the roughness of bis character. and
as man has good many rough pints in
his "stur, he ought n'sto give one wo,nss,
100 much u do, but set each one to work
smo0thih some pertickler pint
Don't think Im over anxious for Won
to jine US. for amt. Tn no, speakin for
my good, but for yourn; for men is skee,ce
and reemen Is plenty. ...s.. ,~.,.-.
SAID women was tenderer than man,
but 20" needn't feel stuck up abouri,, for
so she out 70 be; she was made 80 a pu,-
pose. But how was she made so? Where
did she git it from? Why, she was crea-
ted out OF the siIe-bone Of a man, and
the side. bone Of man is like tue side bone
ofa 'urkey-the tsnderest part Of him
Therefore. ~ a woman has three side.
bones, and q man only one, of course she
IS three times 40 tender as q man is.
and IS in duty bound t. repay tina, tender.
ness of which she robbed him And how
old she rob him Of his side-b bone? Why
exactly As she r"bs his pockets now . DAYS
VI bis loose change-she took advantage
But as women is more tenderer shan
man. so u man more torgivener than wo..
man, therefore won't say anything ,nnre
about the sde-bone, or the small change,
but invite you all to j,ne my train. Tor / N
u big she iherd out "ur wav, aud fare sunp-
tonslv every day on purple and fine linen.
p" "he" first landed on the shores of
the Great Salt Lake, wasn't rich in wee.
men, had hut one poor old yoe, bat men
IS s6eerce and wtemen is plenty. and like q
keerful shepherd begin to increase my
flock. Weemen herd Of US and our lo,in'
ways, and they kept q nourin il. Ihe-
come from the North, and they come from
the South, they come from the Est, aud
they come from the West, they came ;roa.
Europe, they come FROM Aishev and few
ct EN- come from Atrkey, and from ,ein'
the miserable "w'er Of one old voc, | be-
come the joyful shepherd of mighty
hock, With right sprinkl,n Of lambs,
irisk'er and fatter than anybody else 3, aud
I've still got room Tor few more.
" As said before. ~ not taikin' per-
ticker TOR my benefit. but for yourn-for
me" IS skeerce and neemen is p,enty. Still
ia ,-e,ls rather you'd 60 along with mo
than not. psrtickler you ia: one with the
caiiker sun bunnet Don't hesitate, bus
take the chance while you can git il, and
u make ron the bell yoe of the flock.
III lead YOU through green pastures and
the high grass; show you where you NAV
caper IN the sunshine, and Law down in
pleasant places; and, As yon are in pretty
good condition alre ,dv, in cours. of tims
YOU shall be the fa,test of the flock. .Jina
n, j'ns in: jine my train; zine i, now;
tor ne" I" skeercc and cssmen is pl.nty.'
lhe appeal WAS irresistible. At tho
last account the "a, women with the cali.
ker sun bonnet y had 'jirei in" and ,wo
or three others were on the fence. with
declded leaning toward the +" keerful Shop.
herd"