Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-05-03

And if he did, the wife was dead
There ended the ordinary and extra
ordinary sin.
The baby ofthe dead woman also
got a present and the baby died
Then, as Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Bow
ers were still kittening, the unhallow-
ed bounty went over to its original
The moneys, sent to
Mrs. Bower from whatever source,
passed through her brother-in-law.
lie had no magisterial power over
her or her express packages, and 9TH
erwisc managing the widows estate.
II is the shabbiest subject of an i'm
peachment. ever brought before a
Senate, but it is up to the standard OF
this House of Representatives. lie,
hold the red-noscd BardOlphian band
of Managers, the Bourbon flaming
from Knots nose, marching up TO
the Senate with the pctticoats and
reticules of three women! They lay
them under the nose of the Chief
Justice. who remarks, "Musk y They
hold up these neither garments like
Mark Anthony displaying Caesars
robe. and ask that the Constitution
be applied to them.
/ / can imagine Susan b. Anthony
looking at the scene and saying with
tears:
"This is the Woman's Congress.
Our sex is rightcd. Judith has spiked
Holoferncs at last
need 60 no further into the ra-
tionale Of the Bower-Marsh story,
except to say that the last piece of
foolishness Of women brought up in
hotel was to visit Europe together.
Being now altogether and solely in
D innate, they are wearied of each 9TH
er. Slight was discovered and scOrn
passed. There was the elegant per-
= son of Gentleman George, a subject
> fit to make Juno and Minerva quar-.
!. rel, with the blood of all the Pcndlc-
: tons barrellea ip him and SO glorious
= in intoxication /! Who could have
: thought that this handsome cavalier
h was playing pOssum on the women
= and getting his commission But sc
!. ii is, ladies', when you are out of sigh
= of tho one man who pHSt carry al
y your burdens, from the market baske
! to the mamtilla. Put your load onl,
. on him, for his yoke is easy and hi
= burden is light. Avoid all men nam
: ed George away from their families
= Their smile il an heirloom and theil
C afiecti0n Isl ree' :.
!. When they quarrelled they told
But wears had passed. 1t remained
- for Brntus Blackburn and the man O
y pulp, Clymer, and one or two NOR
+ to ,aake Tho matter impeaehahle. il
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Re the one Fin after now iii have three.
d The ono this Con ress a. : fer now
At in the ncrson of Belknan. viii tur
and bite. Nobcdy expects any gen
tilityy from the guerilla, Blackburn
g. man who is said iheyer to haze bee
lie commissioned. Rut Hester Clyme
y. is an example of a man whom til
q smallest motives of political ambl
~ ton have nnshed forward with
t. nair Of female oaiters and n rnhc 4
n his hand. to present solemn articles =
st ;r,naachment mon them
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