The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-03
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II generally conceded fact that every person
bvDivine appointm ent is given at least TALENT
but when that is hid away, after time, even its
restraining influence passes away and all the
Divine in man dies out. rs this influence, the
prompter of all good and pure motives, decreases
the bager elements increase in power until they
f1.allv gain entire control of the Man; showing
forth in word ard action. This supremacy is no
where clearer shown than in the class termed
woman routers.' The never meet woman
without falling under Christ's test given in
Mathews 9th Chapter and 28th verse, and their
criticism of woman always ends with MARY
Magdalene."
Of their home life little had best be said. God
pity their wives and sustain them as they pass
through the furnace trial of life union with one
of this class.
Wher I discovered by W. Il. BIS last epistle
that he was ore Of tits class 1t was no SURPRISE
the criticism made personally in my behalf; or
strange that to his mind and those OF his sect
nrooramme for public entertainment should Ie-
ouire many qdy pieces in order to entertain and
instruct them.
But in order to put to test what W. FL. B. has
publicly assailed, my truthfulness, judgment anu
character, [ would present tor his consideration
the following propositions: list. He to furnish
| YOU for publication, 81 wish was baby ana
Beautiful Snow" ard if majority of your sub
sc-ibers saw they are not Objectionable and are
proper for public reading, will give the w. u
S. School an order for twenty-five dollars worth
| of books for their library if the majority agree
with me, he to present a like sum to the school.
| % He shall select two of three Professors Of
music and in their presence his driven friend q.
Fallows shall sing Don't be sorrowful Darling
with privilege of repeating three times, playing
his own accompaniment, and if at any single Time
he either sings correct or plays the accompani
ment. will add second like amount to the II
brary: if he fails W H. B. to furnish the funds
3c. VII. B. shall select ten of his infuentia
n eighbors who have known him personally 10
the past 10 or 70 years; I will select like mum
her of my friends, each shallpass on the charac
ter of their friend; we will then compare records
the one falling, against whom most is found, t.
add the third twenty-five dollars to the liorar!
fund. This being specific object ought TO com
mend W. q. B's attention.
| IT, is evident W. Fl. B. was not present at thu
Dime Reading of which he attempts to correct m.
/ criticisms. Had he been he might have ESCAPED
MANY errors as to what was said and DONE II
prove am right challenge him to name single
! sentence in any exercise of that evening othel
than those have criticised that could be objected
to by any one. AS to my criticism being driv
| on FL. Fallows, that like other of W. ii. BIS IN
gentlemanly filings was the result of heGrSdy an
s1tDpOsition. n. Fallows has his neighbors t
thank for the title Professor and from them
receive it; but if H. F. makes no pretentions t
special ability in music or musical training vii
gladly Withdraw the public appellation of PROBES
sor from his name.
With the same willingness will I add the nam
of GENT eman to W. Fl. when have knowledg
that he has ceased slandering his neighbors an
making false charges against them from suppos
tons and has also ceased the effort to defame tn
character of lady known only to him and you
readers as MINNIE MYSTIC.