The Stockton Examiner, and South Durham and North Yorkshire Herald. — 1879-02-22 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

KIRK.  Re ei,iy the Octihi iltiifpry of rai,ter lvtermuml i..at the Oa le services, who', hay.• hitherto 11. n bald .:11 one of too 1211U1 1211 e, wialin their bounds should close and that henceforth public wor•hip should be cot:ducted on Sabbaths in English. Tics resolution created no small amount of displeasure amongst the Ili:rill:alders oi toe congregation, who. number the majority, ant on Sunday, when therestor of the Churcb. endeavoured to give 'diet to the too-ion of the Church Corte, quite a r.-fe . ,ted. The givin, out of th.• opening !.sairn laErr,. lish was the siznal for a ip,a4.tal ...plus from the edifice. anathemas being in ,inwi hurled at the occupant of the palpit. The denint.strat.,m, of the trae,cui Gaels woe of such a kard thai ii, tiging of the psasc. w.e., not pers;st.i but ac effort was made to enge, !re Ira •Or IC,-. 11111... in V el 1,.• . inity of the pulpit. thing to the •• train .; which was imlustrems!y kept up on the , ,of the RA..., and the ie dewier. at frcen the triturated and no.l t ..ecicsoon of the prayer a Ire, j: .cf •. ri•—•:.• Ili.- ar,l tafill, Up a. •tioos Cie lending t..c the v.ipit, who n in the 1T..1 l toe di a •saab 11.1 WI:P.C.- .1.4 0., zww In v Mr. Ma• ;.••111.it,  . ..... ,•fled tuti!st,,, ssiot4 I burroundol by ,Ve in z, .of whom :vv.,. dispo to 4i ve .•.!1,.:.1 their L111,1,-...,11,..•. Aft, ILI' the i bettor,: t town had be,•n Iv th,• ~•  •.•.., TI.- mitt r CiC7d. ullgagt tbe early attention of thr,  INFLUENCE 01 ."rim FANHLY  IIEALTII AND ).it.tLS.It La- on shown fro ‘• •11 `,..! inarrit h two ;. .• •• 1.41.4 r but ilt:it tnarrie,l . . li:/11:e 'to disoaso than .'• . , tt.'artt, women ; for o :  „ be.tore n V,at'S a age and al / • . tlitir meaning are dist msed met foilewing the ime tiii it st• '1 t• , o , It. Beitilion goes on to show i • 4 tt.tonaily qrsto on morals. Nut eel,. i. • han others, but thee ' • suicide, to mental dcraligicii :,;, t • . • theft, anJ other e lase,ra n, \ V,s. out.ide evil) more the. 1:1 irri.d men. _‘s •• crime gemrally, thee imiy he said to lac., the single (Acre) ad the married khcluw). It :s r• • markatdo that men mho lute, faitylits commit enimo na.luding suicide) than thole !married Lt), who imve not, and the same applies to widowers. presem eof hildien recalls them, doubtle,s, 1.a.6 ss,os of duty the influence of children, further, tapp.ret, to be cisater than that of a wile, and it keep. %,..4 married men from crime in-TO than wiiirisset, 1.,..) social ‘-.llations, women sre found to he :Imo ilisposod to crime than men, and the preys, at children greatly inflame es the mortality of ruarr'.i-J women. Those wit,: have children show only at., •„ half the 'codency to itime of the others. Wide on the other hand. seem to he more often inspired with criminal thoughts a here they hare children t where they are without them. Is this from nmaiv or some other cause % As iegards Suicido, the pr. sence if a young family PX..lCht% a pectilisrly marked irtfluence Both in the case of married le, and in that of widos erg, this presence diminidu :shoot nye-hall the tendency to commit feti. Women aro generally i.••• 1 dispo4ed to suicid, Ito men: he', whether in the married state or sii,j,,sts, they show much leas tendon, y tao take aw.ly the:r onn tires "Au re they. hay. Lhildren than where thc:6 bior SOM, Ot these [vaults are (unitary to e,/1b144 j 00.2011 a.  Tim c,rvi, mt L Jame, ts, Hatktln, 00 Sway Wlth(out auv Mr. VLtikU nfßei.tpfl.