The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-26
NUMBER II
P0Wer Of Music.

wv ei oA Music.
y lew evenings since we were vending
cur way homeward. near the hour Of mid
night. a sudden and violent storm Of
wind and rain overlook u. The streets
were almost deserted Occupied with our
h ught~. We plojded on when the sound
# music from a brilliantly Illuminated
manson, for moment. arrested our foot
s-cis y voice "f .urrassing sweetness
AMI brl!iancy commenced well known
ar. We listened TO few strains. ana
were turning away. when roughly dress
iei. mi=er tble looking man rashel rudely
iplstU>; butas he music rclched his ears.
he stopped aai listened intently. as #
Thinking in the melody, and as the last
sound died away. burst into tears. We in
qu RI the cause Of his grief For mo-
nient emotion forbade utterance. when he
said:
''Twen'y years ago my mother sang me
- sleep with that song; she has long been
dead. and 1, once innocent and happy.
.hraa-h M bad associates, am an outcast
II vasab NJ kuow Is unmanlv.' he
Q ns.nael, ai.er q su.e IA which he ride
. F;FeN.sh L. sleeve the gathering tears:
/ kn " It IS uninani; thus to give way,
- mat swee: lunc brought back wildly
he thought Of childhood. Her form
-eemcl once more before neil can't
stand il
And. before ne could stop. he rushed on
-nd entered a saloon near by to drown re
memberance Of the past in the .intoxica-
ting bowl" While filed with sorrow for
the unfortunate man. re could NJ, nelp
r-fec ny On The wonderful power Of mu-
sc That simple strain. perchance from
-oine gay. 'houyhtle,s girl. AMI sung TO
others eqnally thought!ess. still had its
gentle N ss:on; fJr it stirred up deep feel
ngs in The ou,cIst's helrt. br,ning back
h'pry hours long gone BY Cincinnati
enquirer
OF WOMEN dc no hes.ate to say
'ha' the women give TO every nation moral
tmperament which show, t>e. in its oil.
-.cs.t hundred times have seen week
men show real pubic ylue because they
Ia By their sides Women who supror;-d
them ne: b aly c. 4, 20 para. .alar, but
= fortity;ng her i.c'ags OF duty. ana di-
rec;in-s The T ambition More frequently,
mus; c9nfes-. have observe the domestic
influence gradually transforming man nat
II :lly generous, nob'c AMI unself,h into 4
cowardly common place place hunting. self
ecker thinking OF nothing bu; comfort
tnai 'his Simply ty contact with vel con-
nctei wolnean a faithful wife an excel
ient m9,her bat from whose II nd lie
.rand notion Of pablo du,y was entirely
b.ent-Dt qase ie
LIrr NJ llIGHEa-A Girl thirteen
ears oli. Va. v'ne L'a'ng her eyes
* ri the ceiling. said L.tt rae CHER,
..t- H. II iici .rt ifoiGLe> IdiSSt ucE
~ with p llows Ju he family said. No,
lot that. bur here. again looking
lrne tly tewar,s Heaven. where her hap
soul few lew moments "a er. On her
rave-stone these VIZ are carved. Jane
'-.aeei th;r.een Li:ed higher" A
etut.tul iGea Of 5ying. WIS It not: Lifted
,ieher
Wha;eve1 talents = person may possess
anuse ana in-nuyt others. lie they ever
q Moons Ger bic, he Is bound 10 exert
hem il LIS a emp, te ;ncfec,ual let the
un' hrent q IN unace n i.shed purpose
rave Teen eaic 6nt, le; none trouble him
e'flo heap he Gust of oblivion upon his
.iarts the pa Icy r.. WI te'ray his
rave. Which N gh. Otherwise remain
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