The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18


"TAers = but one-shsfe , bu one:
Dsash = NJ peophssi eome 80 psay!'
-(cAaL ersxcns. IN HarDWs Mana . for Apsil.
Fresh Fields for the Heroic.
Who has not, especially In the
younger yeap Of lie, wisl,ed l6r the
opportunity to do something heroic
But the world, either ir0m getting
bsttsr az wosse. refuses 70 give many
oe the chances u onos aftonled.
To b asoehee Gsscs Dwllnx would
b very uics- Aless The he,oic deed NH
bsen dons. The lonely Hight house,
the stosm hsaten, lron rock, the ffail
hnae. the ilahs esupsls form In Il, the
big bill"ws laughing ct Il, the rescue
NJ the wrecked. the return, and the
lovely ns@e Of the woman, - lovely
and noble Ia nature a. she was beau.
tiful In name-all these make . pic
lure on which no young aspirant can
lOok unnsoved. But then how few
psrs0ns, comparatively. live In light.
houses-and how few opportunities
there are To rave the sufferers from the
lnws Of . broken backesl steamer
such events can only occur once In y
generation.
To plunge into the treaci,erous surf
aud snatch . fellow creature from
death, o. to seize the maddened horse
when the love y equestrian Ia jsst b4
ginning to despair, aud with . nerve
Of steel to rein him up; % brce ones
wy up burning stairway, aud bring
down the scOsched mother sud child
these are splendid deesis, very her,,ic.
y, d more pleasant u contesn plate
than the royal Alexander Whispering
for some other worlds to conquer III he
ever did amy thing ND absurd when he
was sober. But many persons live
and die without m opening once pre-.
senting IL. for such Displays Of the
~
II Is painful =, think Of. Must the
majority Of men go undistisguislled /?
Ii The /" nobIe rage" to be all unsatia
led forever Must youths and maid
sns aspire, and cherish . indescriba
ble soarings," TO no result:
II 10 not at all necessary. Heroism
consists essentially In having the cool.
ness, courage and unseifishuess to
attempt sDd do what very few would
venture. The object would better,
be laudabie. A burglar
ruus great Risks. but We do not dub
him hero. Nov we venture to sug
yest few quite accessible situations
In which, - the notices say, "snter-
ptising persons Of both sexesn can
disiine uish ahemselves. aud benefit
the community In greater or lees do.
gree, according 70 circumstances. The
list OF openings can - extended In
's'i let III yOatAf6y5moken conquel
the grow isg hsbit Ill snutiers reserve
their noses for their original uses and
all masticators Of the weed spare their
mouths and the public highways. II
~ Unnecessary to discuss here the pro-
priety or otherwise Of these indui-
genciss. II Is enough that the victory
over them demands cooluess and cur.
ore. 70 which many are mot euusl.
2. Let all young nsen who have
begun to enjoy friendly giass''
sorsgo it ct once. even though It b
presented by the fairest hands, on the
gayest holiday, or urged with the "
ried bantering and entreaty 1t the
most brilliant table.
3. Let Ill ladies whose taste and
judgment revolt against absurd FASH
ions, ignore them. Why should free
Americans be ruled BY the caprices Of
. few naodistes, or ordered how to dresa
BY . magazine writer whom they
would not invite to lunch, II known !
Spartan sumptuary laws were In favor
OF economy /; but society would moi
now endure them. Yet II submits Ia
grulnbling discomfort to irresponsible
tyranny, obedieuce to which 10 ruin
ously costly. Why should Mrs. smith
~ required by fashion to drag silk, u
i've dollars yard, through the mud
while pOor Mr.. smith 10 Ut his wits
end about the grOcsT's b3iis7
4. Let the young ladies dare 70 g.
home NJ rational evening hOurs. Thei.
color, health, spirits, lives, III sO.ns
instances, will " saved by such c0ur
age. We do NOT sympatn,ss with tbs
cynic who spprovesof tuis absurd In
version Of night and day, on the
ground that the silly women who
practice II are thus killed of, TO ID.
gain Of society. Many who are ca
pabie Of good things suffer iu the mul
titude. Here II . hne Occasion f0l
feminine courage to rescue endangered
lives. Where are the DArlings VIII.
will display IL?
s. Let The ynmns men wear the OLD
gloves, nat aud coat until they CAL
honestly afford the new. It requires
UNCOMMON courage, but It will have
good results. Men scnooled 10 such
deeds Of hssois,n will rsfsss ~ endors'
bad bills. will not vote for scainps, Nv
knesl in the mud 70 scoundrels we
give iavishly what they gain lawless
~, nor take with pride the hand Of |
VILLAS, however exalted.
8. Let men refsse their names 4
AL pspers. the contsnts Of which the!
caaSnot psrsoualiy voseh for. iuOlud
Inc testimonials. any map aetuall!
out Of Sing tsips can yesa testimonial
and yos nay sse sdnssn names to th
testifyiDg excellence Of one whom
each OF the dozen signers will own Z
be worthless. How are they caught
BY being taken In detail, and eacI
told what the rsst are going 70 do. N
one likes n b the one to rsfuss
Here 10 . splendid neld for heroi
deeds. be the ont DIR. John Hal
in Ledger.
When ! walked tie streets Of Rome
and bsheld the wfetched faces Of th
monks, the repulsivs, deprsved face
Of the multitudes u ecclesiastics VIII
had NO business 10 life, I said, IN