Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-13

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dreaded burden, and prevented thos,
closer relations between husband ant
wife without which marriage becam,
no longer natural union but merel,
an unnatural contract. And, second
| ly, to the fact that motherhood wa
not considered fashionable by societ
women. Children, continued the
speaker, bind husband and wife NOR,
closely than the marriage ceremon-
itself. While We cannot hope, sale
she, to make motherhood Fashionable
among the supper four hundred" O.
the people of pleasure, who neve
give to the world sons of genius
daughters of moral purity, we ca
hope to make the rearing of healthy
happy children the pride and glor
of the mighty millions. To empha
size, no doubt, her own domestic hap
piness, and to demonstrate that il
her case at least marriage had no
proved failure, the speaker appear
ed on the platform holding in fonc
embrace her infant daughter.
Nature never int snded that womal
should be tortured in the perform
ance of her most important and mos
natural function. If the
COMING OF BABY
be contemplated with misgivings
worry and fear instead of Joy and sal
isfaction, no mother can give to he
child the greatest of all inheritance
robust health and a happy dispos
ition, for even the Romans knew tha
the mothers condition reacts upol
her offspring.
Every woman should know wha
this lady, in common with thousands
of her sisters in all parts of this coun
try, has learned from personal exper
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mother and child is banished, pain
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