Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-12-07

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/ ground, man came with feet to walk,
hands to work, and with the brain to
! think, and this is the whole philosophy.
Then the Creator looked upon him, as he
emanated from his plastic hand. and said
/ it is not good for man to be alone. A
heavy dose OF chloroform was given, and
a deep sleep came over Adam, and from
the fifth or sixth rib, the one nearest the
heart, the woman was created ior help
meet. God gave them the garden, and
sent them into it to cultivate it and dress
1t, and God went with them.
Many people think that labor is the
consequence of Adams fall, and regret
the day he fell; but it is not so. Work is
the watchword through time and eternity.
1t is the good law of physical develop
ment, amiability and cheerfulness and
whatever is true individually, is true as a
nation. The speaker saw, in fancy, the
house Of the millionaire; he goes to it; a
servant appears at the door, examines
your credentials-after q while he is in
vited ia, and conveyed through series
of apartments, finally comes to the room
of an only daughter. She has spent her
life travelling on railroads and steamboats,,
and at boarding schools, She has never
been taught usefulness her arm no larger
than walking stick, and her fingers the
size of stick of candy. She cannot walk
a mile, has a waist you can span with
your two hands; and put her upon the
scales and weigh her, and she weighs lust
seventy five pounds. What melancholy
spectacle. But she will be married.
Yes, she will be married, perhaps for her
money, and at the birth of the first child
she will die, and be followed to the grave
by the father and mother weeping; a few
days after the child dies, and both will be
buried in the same grave, all Of which is
the effect of misguided love. Get out Of
this mansion-enter the kitchen Look
in, and there stands one of Old Hibcrnia's
girls; look at her arm; it was given 10
her for protection. She has large hands,
large waist, red cheeks upon which na-
ture has printed rose, large chest; and
what is her history? She will get mar
Tried for love; she will become the mother
Of healthy children; live to the age of
eighty, and die. leaving her children To
weep over her rrave
The greatest man is that one that can
DO the most work, and thhe greatest
woman is the one that raises the best
sons and daughters, and the most of
! them. When l went to get my wife,
went to the kitchen off farmer Methodist
preacher. l would not go to mans
parlor for wife
When the wan trumpet sounds, the
bugler does not go to the idlers, but to the
fields and the workshops. / ask, in the
name of common humanity, il the name
OF TIC constitution Of America, that the
boys and girls Of this city learn industry,
There is practical common sense for a
young man in plow and threshing ma
chine, and fcr the young lady, in a cook
stove, scrub broom and wash tub. \ lit
erary man without practical sense is an
educated fool. Between two fools an cd
ucated one is the biggest. For illustra-
ton, the speaker cited the case of Mass
aehusetts Methodist preacher who, having
4. come west, q friend turned his horse iptu
a clover field, and, not knowing that this
/; would affect the glands OF the horse, the
preachsr told his friend that some body
must have a spite at him, and gave his
horse large dose Of Ipccac, as the horst
had yomi;ed all along the road II yor
want to raise nation CT useful, p-ac..:.c..
people, educate children to practical life
The foundation OF literary education
is an effect, a result, a consequence Of con
tinued effort. Take young man o
wealthy parents, send him to a college
and the teacher will tell him he mus
work. This is the first time, perhaps
he has heard the word work, and he ha.
not the will to work, hence he will sooI
fall out with his teacher, and go home dis
graced. A young lady who is compli
mented for her charms, and who has fiirt
ed and danced, is put i'll college Can yol
take her and make scholar out of her
About as well have case of small pox
See the effect ON the public men of thi
n day: Lincoln was a raftsman, Grant
t. tanner, Clay the mill boy of Virgins
;, Boys inspired to seek high positions @
l11x, 10
will drive them to ignorance and lazinesi
IS The men who become great are those VII
d are found in humble abodes, and arc il
/ dustrious. From these sources come til
s great men,. Inspire the youth with enel
i gy aud with usefulness. cannot believ
in discriminating between the poor an
d the wealthy ..s. .f,...,, .s..,e
Ny mother worked to educate her onl
\ boy. He was told sometimes that h
\ ought not to talk SO much about lnanus
labor, but he preached il because he coul
i, do it conscientiously..
# The little infant looking at its paren
! its soul locking out throughits eyes, say
q "Oh, educate me-" Butparents will clos
: their pockets and not do it. Is Parents iitr
n to educate their children to profession
wholly unsuitable--tha is a miserabl
a liumbug. Educate your sons to make IL
$ telligent men, and your daughters toinak
IL intelligent women Leave professions t
i natures dictation. to circumstances, all
\ to God. es5nigsatgFss iaa ae54u3a %
u Education q we'll Of water, spring.
: up in the, soul for your sons and daugf
. ters- There is the. intellectual and mors
:. .nature. of 100000 children to develope i
i this State. He said Indiana was in th
10 center, and the Key Stone State Of th
!, United States that it was filled with nc
!, Bile hearted men, beautiful women, an
!. has Che, handsomest Superintendent {
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