The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07
TllP,ToN, IowL. JUNE7, 1856

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beest, = hsf" .els. sta@a q. .t-a "-5esst
my friend, sed I, ''that qusstion
is"- @. s5-.ss.,is ;. .7. .. -. -.
"Hold oA' sed he, ''wat I wanted 10
git at h dis:--dsse's : Asap Nv yallsr
fellezs In dis section, whose iAdden mnst
hev been, white men, and 6 der mud
dsrs WIS "a beasteDess, want t. know
wheddsr das ain't no law In Kentucky
agtn" :" ,..,1 ,L ..... s.,,s - .r4..s 5s..
"Put him outp 'Kill the blask
wretch" shouted . large majority ~
them who he'd bin the heaviest slave
owners under the good old patriotic sy>
tenn, and they went for the old repso
bate. At this pant . oAlcer nv the
Fresdmen's Bursan, whs - hsRt o.
served, sis, and bsstin' WITH lAnShter,,
remarked thst his vsnseapas 1k3s1d'
shood hev ! ch,nes ~ b hserd Mers-
spscks that Burows rartickesly = the
officers generally hev haddred or Two
bayonets within rcech, and chokin our
wrath, permitted ourselves to be ferth-
er insulted by the cusssd nieger, who,
grinnin from ear TO ear, ris and psrssedl.
ed. ..a1lfa '< s'4
my white friends, - ssd he, s'dar
pears 10 be m objection to my refer
ence tosde suhieck nv this maxim with
beasts, - / won't press Dc matter. But
I ask you did Noer have three sons::''
HE did," said I. A@ #a r ..2ei
berry good, wus they all brudders :"
NV course!" -. '...*...,
'.Ham came from the same fadder and
'mudder - de odder two.'' .@""& @'".a
"C-e-rt-i-n-l-y." .''s .......
"Well den 1t seems to me, not under
standin the skriptep, dat II We h beasts
and beastesses, dat yoo b beasts and
beastesses also, and dat after al we 10
bruSders, y and tho disgustin old wretch
threw his arms round my neck and kiss-
ed me, kalIen me his ''long lost brud-
der" @'''~ ss}A.....,a. !, o.s .....'. j
The officer Of the Freedmen's Buroo
laft vosiferously and % did dozen or
two soljers In the crowd likewise, and
the awjencs skunk out without ADJOURN
in the meetin, one nv em remarkin aud.
ihy that he he'd notised one thing, that
Dimocrasy wux extremely weak when
ever II undertook to defend itself with
fax Or revelashuns. For his part, he'd,
done.with argument. He wanted Mig
gers, because ne Good waliop them,
which he coodent do with white men.
/ left the meetin house convinst that
the South, who worked the niggers,
leavin Us Northern Dimekrats to defend
the system, he'd the best end Nv the bas.
gain. lr si .a t5t =
esd as.d PErRoLEuHv v. Nasty.
Lait Pastor Nv the Church NV the Moo
Dlspensashun. II 'rs .r3al ssa sfea1
" Classss Of Womsn. Fl -.
Theodore Parker In one of his 'sser-
MONS" uttered the following, touching
women: 1 .s..y,.'.. .~s=@...#<..,. !.
There are three classes q women
First, domestic drudges, who are
wholly taken mp in the material details
Of their housekeeping and child-keep-
ing. Their housekeeping Is trade and
no more; and after they have done that,
there is no more which they can do. In
New England 1t is . small class, getting
less every year. a: s&a 4" t.t. .
Next, there are domestic dolls, wholly
taken up with the vain show that de-
lights the eyeand ear. They are erna-
ments Of the estate. Similar toys, I
suppose, will one day be more cheaply
Manufactured It Paris, Nuremburg,
-Frankfort-on-the-Main and other top
shops in Europe, out Of wax or paper
mache. and sold In Boston at the hsher-
dasher's by the dozen. These ask moth
ing beyond their functions a. dolls, and
hate all attempts to elevate women kind.
But there are domestic women, who
order house and ars mot drudgss, adorn
1t, and are not mere dolls, but ,conscn.- -
Some Of theses great many Of them
conjoin the ,usefll Of the drudge and the
beantifNl Of the doll into one woman
hood, and have great deal left besides.
They are wholly taken up with their
functions - house-keeper, wife, and
mother. 5asss.sza 9
fts5 -----------------.-4- zz#Ez 8# ##.
Coon LUcK.-6andry semi-supersti-
tioss and Timber back kboned foiks make
much ado about "lpck'' = II this MAS Z
world Of chaneel Such II bald atheisna.
"Ifye sow not, neither shall ye reap;
what yesow, that shalt ye reap" Il tho
Bible statementof 6ortans. Man isunas-
ter Of chance. Labor rules the very uni
verse. Diligence il the sacred alchemy
that converts earth's ORES Into jevslA--
With y farmer, the ''phiiosopher's