Connersville Weekly Times (Newspaper) - August 18, 1869, Connersville, Indiana and and and 19No. 44. AUGUST 18,1869. W. J. AND SIGN and Paper orders at Leach Smith's Drug WILLIAM P. Physician Office in Door East of Central May 12, IRON highest cash price bo paid for Scrap on at the Union Foundry in H. F- OX CENTRAL North of Court Morrow's up attention paid to diseases of the 1868 GATES Dealers 54 Pearl 0. in Long's Fifth east of Central H. Surgeon on Central at the office of Drs. Hall i 16 1868 in the rooms formerly by Dr. John on Fourth south 2iid door east of Central Satisfaction or kg and see the late O. Central Avenue Third COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between myself and Robert having been I would respectfully say to the of Connersville and that I will proceed to carry on the at the old ou my own and am to do all kinds of work that has heretofore been carried on in the AND and promptly I constantly engaged in the manufacture of Farm which will bo disposed of on favorable and keep a of RICHMOND on are determined not to be undersold by any one engaged in the and can olier superior inducements ta all wirth to HOME Opposite Town 5, 1869. JEWELRY on Harrison in rear of Brunch from 8 till 12, A. and from 1 till 5,P.M. decl61S68 of Broadway and Second E. H. S. reduced to per the best article known to preserve the will positively restore 6114Y HAIR TO ITS ITS is an entirely new many of the most powerful and ifi the It makes the Hair smooth and And docs not slain IT IS RECOMMENDED AND BT THE FIRST MEDICAL sale by all Price 00. R. A Co. N. H. W your home to it Plant them around you to bud and to them give life to your loneliest Let bring life to your your one world one that never has and and gold summer whoso forehead care never has whoso cheek of bright beauty shall ever be your home weave round its of the and delicate red fruited with gay That blesses and brightens wherever it the little Varied or sweet may bring bloom to your Still may be something to love and to your homo the roses That hoard ujj the sunshine with exquisite they mar as your darkness summer sunshine down into you can do make it an Eden Of beauty and 'tis teach you to long for that homo you are heaven beyond the blue your home 'tis a Call up your little them to in hand with the angel of their with nature to them around and let them be that drop from the delicate the bird and the returning To Him who has made all these beautiful homo a where all beautiful feelings Cluster like and their it a of holy love its bright angel with shall ever when afar on life's Wherever your tempest-tossed children are will long for the shades of the And for the sweet song which their mother had MY k. old CAN BE FOUND A HANDSOME stock of new Gold and Silver Silver Plated Ware and Gives personal attention to fine Give me a C. June 17, 1869. HOT old Central full assortment of Goods will be kept constantly on Sales will made at CASH patronage of the old customers of the houee is respectfully New customers will be received and their demands promptly attended which the highest price will bo paid in cash or Dec. 16,1808. and of all kinds in a nice and does all kinds of and machine the furnace being made of and the part of sheet of large Orders from will receive by or in Southern Indiana for sale on reasonable N. July 7, 1809. to order in the best and Terms on the north-east corner of Central and Sixth up tell me human love was made Awhile to and then to the autumn They tell me human love is A thing of bought with And subject to the falsehood and yet I There is a one love With lustre very It runs through all my changing Forsakes mo not in smiles and And fills my soul with beyond all other puro as heaven dear clouds around mo The font of joy they cannot take From out this heart of merry throng may pass mo Its honors from my grasp may leaves upon the I care if thou me Thy love alone my heart can And hold it to the lovo thee till my latest I'll love thee when I'm clasped in love theo still on While on my tide of My love for thee no end shall never B. in albo A. w. 6th and 7th WINDOW AND Door Inside Pivot and and all kinds of Inside made to rrc also prepared to contract for Buildings either in town or Being practical we think wo can give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their and Sawing done to Sash furnished at Dayton 1618G8 WANEE T. L. Dry Goods CENTRAL R. I. 10, 18C8. GO AN 1> for Young Men on the interesting relation of Bridegroom to in the of Guide to matrimonial and true Sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes free of HOWARD Box on short at TIMES PRINTING neatly and promptly at are hours of deep and anxious averse to I retired to my couch last at an early but it was a late hour ere I effected to yield to the rigid demands and requirements of So much did I regret losing tlie it seemed such is not for I had been musing some hours on the beau monde of this with all its gaudy ephemeral bon and had most concluded that So gay is gayly precious moments and hours of golden in great for richest are filched the urgent demands of imperial musing for hours on the multiplicity of in inexhaustible associated with a life worried through in the midst of the multiplied luxuries of this and regretting with a to think of the brevity of life which truly is but a span. For philosophers with too that there is but one step from the cradle to the Ah and how often is that a short After thinking how rapidly life's quickly after is being with tiie regret that so few of dissipating luxuries can lie so few of mortal can be satisfied so few of ambitious desires reached or that make life both easy and I was just about donning a body weighed with and a mind with trouble and anxiety in the robes of when lo athwart my like flashed the what is life and what is death V This acted like another blast from the to kindle anew the flames of long after reflection took a drifted into sober where my opinions in framing tho conclusion that the true end of life is not to be found in the indulgence of sensual or sordid or in the thirst for or even ia the realization of The philosophy is adapted to serve the ends of the abandoned and desolate only but while we decry the we would not be understood to be what is life It may be divided into the and Life in a physical moral is from a moral metaphysical point we would rather consider and and what it should forms another palpable division of the Were we to undertake a full disquisition of the and laid it would be much easier to tell what life should be than what it is. So multifarious and diverse are the lives and characters of we can do nothing more than give a or merely The general rule is that most men bow at Mammon's There arc but they only prove the of worshipers by the largest denomination in the mode of worship is profit and How often is it a that church going while kneeling beside the sacred alter for aye while commemorating the Lord's arc cogitating a plan for making and even the pulpit not a is included in tho Thou pretended preacher up in the in and sometimes blackguard the world for constantly kneeling at the alter of bringeth all thy offerings adding to common crime the insult of and rendering thy lessons or instructions less for precept opposed by is a poor the members of thy congregation glory in rich of gaudy and costly who can talk or work a week in favor of a well entertaining church concert or but on the never think of tlie Savior of So much of the yet bearing the serpent's has crowded into the that it renders it a whether it contains more Christianity than love of 'tis the root of all at is a scepter of power in the hands of his Satanic wielding an influence both subtle and after it one loner continual train of collateral mischiefs and we are striving for are kneeling at ambition's making their eagerly yearning for posthumous It is no crime to be The criminality proceeds from the means employed in an effort to reach or realize its Others are contented to enlist it to serve as to the Prince of for they are the willing subjects of such deeds of awful and serve with such zeal and as betrays a an a desire to bathe their hands in the of base and no But it is useless for me to farther The imagination of the kind at its may continue the when contemplating the dark side of human I am wont to often recounting to myself the wickedness and many vices of the I wonder if the when destroyed for its was more wicked than Man was originally made pure and holy and but a little lower than the But he departed out of became corrupt and wicked so much so that God regretted that he had ever made him for his him from the face of the notwithstanding this Satan has reproduced wickedness in and it now stalks abroad in the bringing down the cloud of misfortune and misery upon every The agencies of wickedness and for are as numerous and actively employed for the ruin of as in former times it would notwithstanding the work of been active for continues to grow and and under the very teachings of the temperence fraternities and even their best members are led away by and dragged to Even the who should have a stronger bond to bind him from is engulfed in its surging It has been prophesied of the humble author of this article; he will All a drunkard's It may be an awful truth yet God In its awful rage it may single out myself as an object for I know So poor an opinion du of tlie integrity of that 1 even doubt 'tis sad to with too is found to be the character of as to tlie other branch of the I must needs be life should We are born and are not truly born until Our fleshly birth is but It is merely the moulding of a in which our soul for a to serve an all-wise purpose of our While our spirit is hampered here with our mortal it merely serves a probationary undergoing a a preparation so necessary to that it may or can the high state of bliss to which it will wing its whenever it its earthly vrhat becomes of that soul if the corruptness of our fallen mortal sullies and blackens and stains it over with grossest It is then unlit to enjoy the purity of heaven and heaven would be a hell to it. Let me tell kind life should be sedulously devoted to the proper development and cultivation of that soul breathed into your nostrils by the sovereign goodness of an all-wise A soul that has no end but lives Fit and qualify it that it may be thoroughly furnished with requisite to enter into and enjoy the pure society of are brought into this and its cares and responsibilities devolve upon us and it becomes obligatory in us to discharge them and in addition to we should add proper keeping ever within the metes and bounds of we crop each passion And each lust life can bear no fruit To life a melancholly antithesis to contrast what life is what it should as applied to Enjoyment here is present visible and and is easily indulged in to the exclusion of that which is unseen and at a nevertheless is the dissolution of our nothing dies but the body the soul lives At this event it takes its departure from out its prison house of has attached to it some dread or when calmly a It relieves the body of and lets the soul out of Indeed many live so long that age and infirmity render life a and death a welcome 28. clip the following from the Cincinnati Gazette of Aug. 9th. It composed a paragraph of the article on the printers went out on a and to tlie disgrace of the be it quite concluded to make some so they took a station near the Fifth Street Market and procuring some glass and some rigged up in an unknown way a quaint contrivance that bore some distant resemblance to the mysterious instruments of Their preparations began soon to attract the attention of the and by the time had all their unearthly arrangements the crowd pressing and jostling in upon them was numbering four or live With tiie gravity that only comes in a state of disgraceful these two drunken fellows soberly went to work and began to talk in language was intended to be but which sounded like the gibberish of the As the throng grew denser they requested it to At length they even called in the assistance of two po But this presumption proved the ruin of the young for their foul deceit was and the young pretenders were sent away to sulier the condign punishment of shame and I two following appeared in the Pawtucket Gazette a few days ago my Sarah A. has left my bed and without due cause or this is to give notice I shall pay no debts contracted by her from my Lowell has posted mo without just cause or this is to give notice that he never had any bed or board for me to leave and that 1 could not live with a man that would drink a quart bottle full of Richar sweetened with a pint of in five All persons are cautioned against said Lowell as 1 shall pay no bills of his contracting after this a. 3Iarr;aye. the time of this Shakespeare was eighteen years of Ann Hathaway his was mature maiden of But if it be as that a man linds himself seven years older day after his sudden maturity would hardly equalize the matter and keep the balance An describes her as tall girl ruby and it was on these cural reefs that the is supposed to have made The speech of Hermia's has often been quoted to the infelicity of his wedded one of the reasons given why course of true love never did run is that it is in respect of In this same point viz disparity of is pressed again with an earnestness seems to spring from bitter personal 1 refer to No. 980 the ot The at real movement is matrimony id raises per of the meat she time Adam his paper having tlic largest of extract a young lady just out of a scene where disguised as a enters into conversation of whom she is I Josh has heard of and receives from him this general ad- jUic same for som vice still the woman tako An elder than su wears sheto So sways she level in her husband's to the man he says let thy love be younger than Or ihy can not hoM the When bv that Shakespeare s did not the we are told how he settled in London anil lelt his in visiting lier only once a One biographer insinuates that he never sent her a penny of his clear case of but them in the delights and dissipations of metropolitan In his last will and testament he leaves no word of love for his and to her only his best The arc the truest records and very issues of his life indicate that there was some coldness and estrangement and speak also of the and that clung to him as the results of his of anecdotes are told of liim in this One story related by the garrulous js to the effect that on his journeys to and from used to put up at the Crown Inn at The John and his were very fond of and he stood to their son The wicked world hinted that there something more than friendship between the poet and the witty and beautiful Mrs. One as Vv running home in some one asked him why he ran so. He replied that he wished to see his had just a good retorted his you ought not to tako the name of God in E. P. in Monthly for many eggs he had eaten for he answered chief a and a to be the ease with which the latter lies associations prey on the are called probably because there is no end to what is tho use of our pigs so much milk that they may make hogs out of Yosemite Valley has falls beautiful Ribben whose height is 3,;>00 and the Yosemite witli its single leap of notice of a recent steamboat in a cuds as Tlie caplain swam So did the slie was insured for 15,000, and loaded with wise old who knew all about on retiring from gave the following advice to his sou and successor my is in all kinds of knocking knees the commonest deformities of and wise mothers assert that the crookedness in either case ari SOS from the one having been put on his or her feet too early in But a Manchester Dr. who has watched for the true thinks He attributes tho mentioned tion to a habit some youngsters delight rubbing the sole of one foot against that of the some will goto sleep the soles pressed They appear to enjoy the contact only when the feet are naked they don't attempt to make it when they are socked or So the remedy is tho baby's soles Knocking knees tho Doctor ascribes to a childish that of sleeping on the with one leg tucked into the hollow behind the He lias that where one leg has been bowed inwards more than the the patient has always slept on one and the uppermost member has been the most Here the preventive is to pad the insides of the knees so as to keep them and let the limbs grow freely their own harmless as in speaking magical strains a hand he played Dog wo eleven in front of tho on their the tears from their eyes with their groat aquarium in BorHn will soon be living varieties of and other forms of marine have been are awaiting removal to the crystal which has been built for to an a deer having the freedom of the city park of S. attends church lie walked up the aisle in tho chapel on and took his place in one of the pews beside a farmers obtained some one from and one from same cultivation and tho same kind of the yield from the imported seed in one case and in the other more than twice that from the seed at says farmer takes a sack of corn or a of potatoes to like the Chinese to carry back an equal or a greater quantity of mineral of tho produce and restore them to the field from they have been an good story has just been raked up of a recent Two literary of for arc now your only swashbucklers and bully and one of the rushed to and procured a case of dueling This pair was selected the being supposed to have previously loaded tho third call and messieurs did and tho effect was A little duck itself on the nose of one and a wreath of roses entwined the man ly brow of the or his had by mistake lent the pistol to Robert who was tlie of adorns and largo demand for the absurd fashion of wearing Chignons iias has rendered dealers very iii their sales and A great deal is brought IVom the cast of Europe and Asia which minister's son a college valedictory in taking his handkerchief from his he pulled out a pack of which fell to Ihe lie got on my father's The worthy wiio occupied a seat on the was mure confused than his promising very curious mode of trying Iho title of land is practised in two holes are dug in the disputed spot in each of the and put ono of their and remain there ono of them is in which case Ids client is In this country it is the and not tho that puts his foot in Breton on his stopped a shop in was his razor the noticed a dog sitting near ills chair and staring at him is tho matter that said tho he so at barber with an dog is S You sen I cut off a piece of nn ho eats comparative of and Chicago were under in A native of former city having pronounced a cut from the heads of did was thus patients in the A young it is recently died near from that frightful the her chignon being the means of If a similar fate does not overtake many other devotees of it not be from their avoidance of the bv tiie Chicagoan you say is endorse every I have no such small as some men I for some timo that if New-York continues to as fdic has lately been she will no distant timo become tiie vf l/w
