The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-02-02


men m this country who beard around con.
tlnuhlly. They never turn their hands TO
snyt1 ng useful In tbs universe They nsyer
stitch, they never hem handkerchief, never
iarn a pair Of 10 ks for tboir husbands, AMI
They nsyer do anything.
''Sistr. t1erfs rs much difference in YOU
home with your poor soul dropping AMI
perishiDy snI yonr soul fasting upon God
Bn1 growing In grace and righteousness
Just a. much din 1sncs IN your soul ~
there was IN that home dsscr.b3j-in .
pnysical srnss Ia a tlOustnl ZONES Two
tnoWn, I've ssen such a mar ked d ference.
II you will get your soul toward light AMI
get full Of love 10 God anl man an 60
home to-day and liye there two weeks that
wBy, your huibap5 will have 10 call 10
nsiRhDor 10 IDENTIFY you Ht'il say; This
OBS like the same woman tut she don't
talk Or act ike H. never saw such a
chlnye In woman IN my life I'd az soon
exp 60 tho world TO como 10 an end rlght
| nov rs 10 expect some Of you 10 get fun Of
| religion, because you're No full OF other
| things you can. throw them ousl
| "Sistsrs, I'm going 10 talk plain now, and
II you don't ike 10 you eau get out as quick
- you phase. n you get hit All run an
10 Ter, thnt's tho BIS. way h. tell you're hit
~ say we will never hays redemption In
this country until We get mothers restored
~ love nnl harmony with God Neyerl
Why, here here's Mary ami Annie.
! MaryS eight aud Armies ar years old.
Hugonni comes TO dinner, and wife says,
Husbnnd, do You care II Wednos lay night
give little party 10 tho cbildrenP "A
little ptrtyf ASS the husbini Yes say,
tbs wf,. "A little parry why, wife, tho
children are too young 10 BIO talking about
utl, parties Oh, yes says wife, but,
husband, everybody hps little parties for
t1o children. It's just litls, little lit,la
uarty-tlais all why, vie, / tell you
nur Gull Iron are too young 10 be thinking OF
little parties 'Wol Gays wife, that's
,lwnys bean tho way. The Lord knows i
,omstimos wish we didn't have any children
lnoy're in jill oil the tune, and can't SCI
any pleasure at all. AMI the fact OF tho bust
1855 Is, husband, believe you're going 10
ruin the children by tho iron rod you're
oding over them
That's the DEVILS way. The devil liked
10 got old job from bottom 10 top, when he
ct JoG's wife agniust HIN aud got her for
Iim. Well, tho husband he talks against II
until he sees he's got 10 let up or havoc
row, You know v hat that means don't yot,
is.ori He kno~s he's got to do ii or youl
Dout about the house n whole week. metu
,ne women that amt here-we never pc 1t.
rlis thing has TO DO carried out The
children have little party Vol, What
~ a little partyi Nothing hut n big party
with slorJ clothes on. That's all IL Isl
whats a big plrtyi los nothing but the
inte-room TO tho bnll room. WHATS bal
ro)ml It's nothing but the ante room TO the
german What's the germanf It's moth
lag but the ante room 10 infinite and eternal
IisgIace and damnation.
"You say, some Of you, why, Mr. Jones,
II We DO what you say, our chlllrsn cnl'C
nmuse Themselves or havo any pleasure III
this much Ii INV children can't enjoy
themselves WITH out parties aud dances and
C ,rds, and all that sort OF things, then they
cln nova out They'll havs TO find another
boarding hous, Tney can't eat my bread
aud ran on that lin3i No sirl | say, You
con rnci out Of here whenever this home
don't suit you My Julia Baxter il only
| iynt months old and there isn't FIVE chill /
'en in all Georgia that has moro fun than
mine 10, aud WON'T lot my cal Iron mix
with these thingsl No. sirl The Lord pity
our race that has degraded and groveled so
low that It must go into all sorts OF excuses
o have pleasure
"Let mo drop back a minute on two girls,
one from this house aud another from an
other house Youth know them As soon as |
show ON Well, here's picture of two
honss
"rhc first home: Little Annie walks in
Annie ia six years old and says, Mamma,
pleasc ma'am, give ma some thread for my
needle, an mamma LOOKS at her aud says,
Yes, there You are again, you little vixen,
You've wasted more thread than you're
worth to lay, aud y ou're always troubling
mo. Cot on your bonnet AMI & { out OF the
way aud 20 and play. Anne drops her
b al anI walks off Next day Annie comes
In ana says, Mamma, mamma is busy at
tn machine, Mamma, give me SOM scraps
o my doll dress Mamma SAYS, L won't
You've wasted more scraps than you Aui
3 70 dlll ara worth Done bother me Go
away aud 20 over TO Mrs Browns aud SEQ
| If You can'b devil her awhile Little Annie
drops h,r head sul walks uUt of the door,
ami whom she geti in the yard the tears
como 30 her eyes and she sob, 4 wish | was
dead that's ali wish Lord knows nam.
M never had kiud word for ma
Next day after Annie comes in again
and says; Please mamma loan me your
thimble.' And mamma says: Why, you
little brat you hal that yesterday and lost
it and it took me an hour to find It III cut
the blood out OF YOU II sec you with that
thimbla anv mora Annie goes out again
crying but this time she says: i wish mann
ma was dead now, that's all visa Next
day Annie comes in and says: Mamma,
may have the loan OF your scissorsf Nam
ma snaps out: No, you can't; do you
want TO stick your eyes out and be blind on
nv hanisf Annie went on this way, day
after day and year after year, aud by and
by she grow 10 tie eighteen years old,
went to see her mother after she I riw up,
an6 mother draws down corner OF her
mouth way below her chin and says 10 me:
Il don't know what's the matter with my
Annie she's the worst thing in all this settle
ment, ani Lord knows I've done my best
Ter her
"T'l tell you another thing; II was a
widuwer and AnniaS mother was widow,
| don't know which I'd take-the old woman
or the daughter believe Ia take the old
woman shed be dead ami buried quicker
have heard fellows say when they married
lady, tine father inlaw and all PACKED up
traps and moved in on HIM don't know
but what rs right after all You ought to
court the whole family and fluid them out,
II is question whether man can get a
! ilrstclass wife out OF a third-rats family
| Some OF you mothers are raising wives for
men that win be terrorS Marx what tell
| you Tn like the freshman who said, III
| die there'l be one man who'll regret my
| death.' .Why. whose thatr sail a follow