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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-03
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woNRN ARE FoNp oP rErTiNe.

All that excess OF natDerlnH anu pet
ting of which women are so fond becomes
a bore to man if required as part of
the daily habit Of life. Out in the world
as he is, harassed by anxieties of which
she knows nothing, home is emphatically
his rest place, where his wife is his friend
who knows his mind, where he may be
himself without the fear Of offending,
and relax the strain that must be kept
up out of dooFs; where he may feel him.
self safe, understood, and at ease. And
some women, and these by no means the
coolest or the least loving, are wise
enough to understand this need of rest
in the mans harder life, and accepting
the quiet security as part OF the condl-
tions of marriage, content themselves
with the pndemonstratiye love into which
the fever Of passion has subsidized. Others
fret over it, and make themselves and
their husbands wretched because they
cannot believe in that which is not for
ever paraded before their eyes. Yet
what kind of home is it for the man if he
has to walk as If on egg-shells, every
moment afraid Of wounding the snscep-
tibilities Of woman who will take moth
ing on trust, aud who has TO be continu-
ally assured that he still loves her, be-
cause she will believe that to-day is as
yesterday OF one thing she may be
certain; no wife who understands what
is the best kind Of marriage demands
these continued attentions, which, vol
uniary offerings Of the lover, become
enforced tribute from the husband. She
knows that as wife, whom 1t
is not necessary 10 court OF TO
naiisr. she has a nobler place
than that which is expressed by the at
tentions paid TO a mistress. Wifehood,
like all assured conditions, does not need
TO be buttressed up; but o less certain
position must be supported from the out
side, and an insecure self-respect, an un-
certain holding. must be perpetually
strengthened and reassured. Women
who cannot live happily without being
made love 10, are more like mistresses
than wives, and como but badly Of in the
great struggles Of life and the cruel
handling Of time. Placing all their hap
piness in things which cannot continue,
they let slip that which lies in their
hasds. and in their desire 10 retain the
romantic position Of lovers, lose the
sweet security Of wives. Perhaps, ifthey
had higher aims in life than these Eith
which they make-shift to satisfy them
selves. they would not let themselves
sink to the loyel Of this folly, and would
understand better tbap they do now the
worth OF realities as contrasted With APP
yoarances. And yet we cannot but pity
the poor, veak, craving seals Who long
so pitifully for the freshness Of the morn
ing to continue far into the day and eve
ming, who cling 50 tenacioBsiy 70 the
romaaces Of youth. They are taken BIZ
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Marriage In Baden.

Recently change has been made in
the laws which govern the ceremony Of
in the Duchey Of Baden, and
several other Of the smaller German
States. Heretofore thiscercmony could
not be performed except by the clergy.
a minister. upon the pronnlgation VI
the law called the attention Of his con-
TO the fact,fand. said "Thc
government has given you the privilege
TO get married by n civil magistrate,
! demand from every
couple among my parishioncrs who may
marry the usual tax. This fee, or tax
upon those who arg joined in wcdlock
consists Of one Tnildcn and thirty
kreutzers in mcLey. two quarts Of
wine, two pounds of beef, one pound
of bread, one ielnon. and one linen
The reverend gentle
man who made ti,c annouhcemcn docs
not design that his flock escape under
the cloak of the new law, and if they
desire to live as peaceful lambs. they
will lie compelled to submit to- the de-
mands of the shepherd. Tho old fec
appears to consist of the very choicest
goods, aside from the pecnniaf. consid-
Grafton in the way Of money.
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Mr.. yC0rIl ees' Speech.

IT, speech of Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,
lat indianapolis or Ihursdarnight was
delivered 10 AZ large and apprcciatiyc
iouGiencc o. ever assembled iii the Acad-
cnv Of Nlusic. f.. Alvord. Esq, Chair
man of the State Democratic Central
Committee. introduced Mr.. Voorhees, to-
the vast assembly. and lie was greet
ed with tic inost unbounded enthusi-
las,n. The Sentinel OF Friday says that
he spoke for two hours and flty min
utcs, an1 held the attention OF the vast
ID assembling e vi it'll unila ggn@ interest from
The beginning 20 The close Jf his spcecii.
llhe eloQ,ieht aud gifted speaker discus
,std Tho political questions al Issue iiohl
Ian Indiana Standpoint Ills review OF
tot Senator NCrtons 5 speech at the Re
lpublica-l State Convention, and the po-
llitical ..ccord generally Of thc leader OF
! India.!a Radicalism was most sca.heng
and plcrciless. Mr.. Voorhees, exposed
1.-The Inconsistencies. the hypocrisy, tho.
ldrInauo onNcrv. The sclishncSs. the nlsre-
lprcsentalioi and The f'aucs Of tic I'm
bodyii cnt ot;he Hcpullican party in this
state for the past ten years with such 2
master hand that they passed IN review
lax fitc-likc rs The iclinea,lons oi line
lrholomraphcrs arr The assumptions.
malicious assertions and the wilinl mis-
REPRE- scnta,ianS Of Nr. Morton have
ltao long passed without exposure ana
lcorrcctiol. a.ld Mr.. VOORHEES, deserves
iinc thanks cf the people Tor stripping
ithc mask from the political sharialan
and cxhibiing him in his true character.
IMor;on's opening spec hes e the polli-
lical canvass,s Cor many wears past have
been tcvmca II key itctcs." but the re-
view Of The record and character Of shc
lpipcr b. Mr. Noorls cs.s 50 ovcrw helm
ling All exposition II Tie charatan. his
lprctentions and h;S misrepresentation,
that his party will 10 ongcr permit bis
lpcrtt FINANCES in that line Morton has
liability. he has ranning also; and hc j
bold. lie attained reputation and po-
lstion by his audaciiy. the stealing Of the
livery OF heaven 20 cloak his selfish and
linordina,e ambition; but when his true
charactcr becomes understood by tht
: pcuplc his fall be az suddca rs the stick
Of an exploded rocket New Aloan!
Ledger.
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~ The Louisville Commercial, in
speaking Of thc great bridge, says:
The grcat bripgc is being gradually
completed. but Vii! moi aecrd the ac-
That many supposed
There will br Ao wagon-road or street
car track laid. and possibly 10 foot-paill
the latter, howeYer, may probably lc
vet added. The construct tion Of the de-
pots was concluded Yesterday, and IN q
few days the laying ef inc tracks will b,
completed. opening ,hc bridge for The
transaction OF any and al business.
When the connection las been made
on The opposite side of the river, which
will probably be within tcr days. steam
cars will leave the Fourtcenth-strcet sta
ltion for Jciicrsonvilc and New Albany
every hour, thus atlording opportunity
for quick transit from Louisville to these
points. Beside thc Jacksonville road
there will probably be two other road
crossing on the bridge. The Ohio an,
Mississippi and New Albany and Chl
caeo roads. The business q"thc rail
roads will occupy tho bridge 10 such Al
extent that it would hardly be available
for any other purpose.
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From llarper's MaFazinc for April
Elder Knapp O1l Swearing.

Elder Knapp Is not avcrsc To having
it understood that he may be regarded
as sort OF consulting physician Tor sick
souls when the original family doctor
finds that his pharmacy has lost its ct-
ficacy. In one Of lis recent raids OH the
arch-enamy Of souls, he selected, as be-
ing ESPECIALLY fit subjects for animadvcr-
sion, the proianc swearers; and this H.
the way in which he went for them.
u will give You, my t'ricnds, picture
from a scene in he'll. The devil is sitting
in bis private Office, receiving the sonls
as thcy are brought 10 him from the up
per world. In comes an internal jailor,
conducting 4 soul TO everlasting flames.
/" Who are you:" asks she devil, as the
culprit was brought TO where he was Sit
ting. "Secrctary benjamin, of the Con-
,tcdorate Cabinet" was the reply. "Oh
yes, knew YOU were coming" said the
devil: as he turned The leaves of his led
ger and made an entry Of Tie secrctary's
name. Il always show consideration to
those that have showed it to me. I've
got to take you IN. but III try and make
you as comfortable as possible. TO the
attendant: Show Mr.. Benjamin TO a
place rs near rs you can get him to a
current OF air." The next arrival was a
man who had killed his Iiotl,er-in-aw.
! lie was hung in Cincinnati. Take him
away" said the devil, "but treat him
kindly. The chances are two to one that
hc isn't much to blame. ! remember his
case. Ills mother-in-law came here three
weeks ago. She looked as though she
wanted killing. Shes over in No. Ca
\ Put him there and set the old woman in
front of the furnace No 63 is too COO
for her. Pretty soon another victim ar
rives. "What has brought you hege!'
asks the devil. My case is hard one,
was the reply. !" / am here just because
i | sworc" because you swore - asked
the devil, rising angrily from his chair.
l"All the sin z rc-cchocd the devil ALI
the sin! Why, yon mean despicable
lcontemptiblc, low-livcd vagabond,' said
the devil, as lie brought his fist down OIL
the table. there isn't a corner here that )
no, enough for you. OF all the sixty
thousand preachers that spend thcil
Sundays in black guarding Inc, not onC
lof them ever yet accused ne of swear
ling. Elasphemed your Maker, did you
. Pre- famed the name of your Savior, tha
: ioravc his enemies upon the cross, aIs
died tc have saved YOU from, here! yoi
'ldl This. did you z" The trembling cul
rr;t made no reply. "Whv." continued
: ,hc devil, whost voice arose as his wratl
iEintensited "why, there'sno excuse TO
Z yor 4 man BY an .unlucFy blow ina.
! kill another one. iii pressing tompta
/. ion man may steal he may lie to saw
: his neck or'chcat his neighbor. There
: some excuse for him. The proiane swea
2 lrcr has no excuse! Attendant. 'alkc thi
2 laccursed scoundre out ofmy sight. Pu
him up to hic neck whert tho Goals az
G the hottest, and then p''t somebody Il
{. sit cn his accUrsca head
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where Shall the BaLy's Dimpie
pc?

o.
Over the ,radlc .aothcr hung,
Sonir crooninga slumbcr song,
And these We're Che simple words she
sung
Al the evening long:
"Chcck o. chin. or knnckle or knee,
Where shall tho babv's dinple be!
Where shall the angels finger rest
tvhca lie comes down tc the baby's ncst'
" here shall the angels touch remain
When h.e awakcLs my babe again =
Still, as she bent and sang SO low.
r a murmur int5 her music broke:
And she paused 10 hear, she could but
'r know
The babye aagci spoke:
"Check cr chin, or knucl:lc or knee,
Where shall the baby's dimplc be!
Where 1hall my finger fall and rest.
When come down TO the baby's nest? ?
Whei.e shall my fingers touch remain
Whoa awaken your babe gain!"
Sicnt tie mother sat, aud dwelt
Long in the sweetest delay Of choice ;
And then by her babys side she knellt,
And sang with pleasant voice:
Not on TIE limb. oh angel dear.
For the charm with its youth VIII dis
appear:
Not on The cheek shall the dimrie be.
Tor tile harboring smile viii fade and
fee:
But touch thou the chin with impress
deep,
And my baby the angels seal shall keep.
llouEs At HONE.
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~ The Logansport "PHARos"' states
the following. facts 10 show the value Of
railroads in promoting the prosperity OF
communities, There was 10000 paid
for crk and mafcrial ~ October by the
Y. G. 81 ST. Louis lSaili'oad at this city.
Almost the entire an5nnt of this large
sum is expended here by the employees
OF the company. and adds largely TO the
trade and business intcrcsts Of Logans-
port. And vet there arc some people
who think railroads of no advantage to
Communities. Before two ycars the T..
c. y ST. Louis X r., will cxpcnd more
than one million dollars at I.ogansport
annually
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A Warning to Husbands.

a lady Of the " woman rights ilT'er-
ni,v proposes to "back- mail the mas
culirc norton of humanity thusly:
"Thc great want Of woEln nj present,
is money money for their personal
wants and money TO carry out their plans.
| propose that they shall consider it as
honorable To work for money as for
heard. and demand for them equal pay
fcr caua! works. demand that the bca-
sing ana rearing children, The most ex-
acting of cmplovmcnis, and involving
the most terrible of risks, shall be the
best raid work in the world. and that
husbands shall treat their wives with at
least as much consideration. and ac-
knowledge them entitled tc rs much
money as wet nurses.
The meaning of Ibis is. thai wives are
about 10 strike for g.cen-back; so much
for every baby born. No grcen-backs,
mo v.iorc SONS and daughters. No green
backs no more population: no more
boys ID carry forward the grSat enter
lprises Of the age. The scale OF prices
\ for natcrna! duties are given as follows
Girl i,abiea (: N: :: +; $ 100
| BOYS do ); ~: 200
W Ills Wv 49,
Twins (bsih Loys) =: 400
Triplets {: : 600
Triple's tall hoys) ~: 1000
Terms. G.. o. d. No credit givcr
beyond The second child, the motto hc'
.ing "pay up ard dry up Husbands
who desire to transmit their names x
!poslcritv. will please take notice aiit
govern themselves accordingly.
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The NEWSPAPER is emphaticallv the
poor mans lyccum. his library, and his
best instructor. The newspaper brings
To him vast treasure OF information.
which he cannot read without being IA
wiser and better man. 1t has been apty
said that a newspaper Is as good as q
lesson 10 the thoughtful.
Where newspapers arc seen upon The
table in the family circle. there will be
found intelligence and virtue.
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NyA fifteenth amendment applied to

C-JA fifteenth amendment applied to
q candidate Yesterday for a lot Of tickets,
prepared for but not used ut the late
primary election, and being asked what
he wanted them ior, replied: Why,
you sce,massa,we culled folks hab got dc
right 10 Vote and il does make me feel so
good, an as is gwine into dc country to
chop wood. l wants TO take dem tickets
along, an den I'll lay dem down on de
log Is chapping, an when gets tired
I'll take one oh de tickets an vote it in
Ia hollow tree | knows on down dar.'-
lie got the tickets.-iI Ind. Sentinel.
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G-7- The broad gSage for railroads il
getting to. be pretty generally regarded
with dislavor Attorney Gcn1 Allen.
of Massachusetts, s,jeaking aepi,sst the
proposed furnishing Of further cid to the
Boston, Hartford and Erie iiailroad
Company, said last Tuesday:
"1ae adv0eatcs Of the broad gauge
theory of late years has been pretty much
confined to its unfortunate victims. The
extra weight ofits rolling stock,ia pro-
portion TO the load carried. raises the
proportion of non-paying tonnage. and
the friction due TO the curvesfs largely ia
excess of that upon the narrow gaugc.-
In some foreign countries, where snch
property Is protected trom competition.
the broad gauge roads are prosperous
but where they come i'll open compefi-
|tion with the narrow gauge. bankruptcy
lis the rule to which there j. hardly an
exception. OF the two thousand miles
Iof broad gauge road in this country,
know OF but one line that is not hope
Icssly bankrupt, and that makes two OF
three per cent. by carrying its through
freight on a narrow gauge, for which il
has laid down third rail. Without the
Third rail it would be as bankrupt as the
rest Of them"
These considerations would seem tc
Irender the laying OF Il third rail on The
Erie Railroad matter OF imperative
NECESSITY.
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nT We read OF man in Lafayette
who was badly scaldcd by kicking over
. kettle of boiling water while pulling
on his boot. One of his children had put
kitten into the boot. which had objcc-
ions 10 being squeezed in that way
There smoothing III the world So sweet
as innocent childhood
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Indiana Temperance Alliance.

Rev. G. Martindsle, General Agent of
the Alliance, delivered Il Temperance
lecture to the s,udeats OF the Indiana
State University last sunday ~ O'Clock
p. NJ, March 27th. The day was. inclc-
ment, but large audience was present.
Speaking of the liquor traffic. he pre-
scntcd the following facts: "Tlc drains
paid for every year in Indiana amount
to enough to erect LAS such buildings
as the State Cnivcrsity-is in each coun-
ty Of the State. Ii would cndow $40
such Universities. it wcnld pay the
faculty and dciray the expenses of all
the s,1Idcnts now in attendance fer 24o
years"
Most Of the students. an the entire
faculty, signed a remonstr&ncc against
granting license to sell Intoxicating IL
auors ~ a beverage ia Bloomington.
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us SOME Of The correspondents Of The
independent who have bccl, finding
fault with what they call "laxity OF doc
trinc' i'm that journal. and also in tho
sermons of Mr.. Dcechor, asked for an
expression of its religious views. In re.
ply the editor reprinted the "Sermor
OH the Mount" A'
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n-r.TnE following advertisement ap-
pcarcd iii an English paper Il" To-day.
about one o'clcc.l in the afternoon. my
dear wife Catherine. born at Elberding.
was happily confined Of two girlsand a
boy. Barely ten months ago she had
twins, making five children in one year.
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CYAN old colorcd lady ut Bucktown,
this State who weighs 400 pounds. is
in a constant state Of pcrspiration be-
cause some one had told her that a med
ical student has proposed former TO be
used in imthcrance Of the cansc Of sci
encc. She has to watch herself pretty
carefully to keep from dying. "N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-15

n-y- THE Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Company have commenced run
ming a through lightning train from LOU
isvilic TO st. Louis. This train leaves
,Jefferronvillc daily at fifteen minutes OF
five L. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-15

N-A~A WEALTHY citizen Of town in
Maine died, recently. and his last words
to his heirs were: Plant me as soon as
am cold. and don't cart me around FIR
4 silc-show Remember Peabody
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The One Unpardonab!c Sin.

a good many years ago, when ice in
summer was a rarity in cities and an un
heard cf thing in the country. a good
deacon Of II rural church was charged
with having got decidedly fnddled on"
9Th Of July III New York. He was ar
raigncd fer his misconduct. With tears
in his eyes he confessed his fault, but
pleaded in palliation that it was pro-
dgions hot Day. and the lemons and ice
in the cup did look 81 cool and inviting
that he,conld not resist the temptation.
and he s,ipposrd he did actually drink
to in;oxicaiion. a low browed brother
on n back scat listened aitentiv"ly but
incrcdulonsly 10 the defence, and at lis
rose. II ha'n't no objection.
said he. ito arnaE's getting drunk, il
nc Owls up to it ana il sSftyfor it: that's
Ia thing mars liable to do, and perhaps
sometimes he can't help it: but when
the deacon comes in here and under
takes to excuse himself in any such way
las that = talking about seeing ice July =
II 80 in for jerking him out for lying
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"Our or THE MoUTns or BABEs."-A
friend who was endeavoring 10 teach
her little daughter. two or three years
old, the Lords Prayer. n few days
since. had proceeded as far rs ''givc us
this day our daily bread when the lit
tie one. instead Of repeating it after
her mother as she had done the previ-
Gus sentences, locked mp into her face
and said. "And itutier. too, mammal"
How many children Of a larger growth
seek to amend this comprehensive pray
er. with less excuse than this guilcless
babe! 'f'tNW'f
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square Of ~ lines ca less, wc'k. q 20
Each subsequent insertion, 1oc's.
Longer advertisements at the same rate.
A fraction over even square or sqil.rcs.
counted rs u square. These are the terms
for transient advcit tisements "a reasohable
deduction win be made to regular adycr-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment Of a,lminsstra-
tors and legal NOTICES Of like csiarac,srto
be paid in advance.
ASSorScISa ,ctSpIDATTa'
ror Township cftlcers. each sl.o0
ror Comntv ''sc'" $50
ror District. Circui.. or State, 500
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rrHc that loses his conscience, has
nothing left that is worth keeping