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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1882

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Beautiful Things And A Poem On Worth And Sleep

Beautiful faces are there that wear honesty printed there. Beautiful eyes are those that show like crystal panes where heart fires glow. Beautiful thoughts burn below. Beautiful lips speak from the heart like birds. Beautiful hands do earnest work. Moment by moment the long day through. Beautiful feet go kindly to and fro. Beautiful shoulders bear burdens with patient grace. Beautiful lives bless silent rivers of happiness. Hidden fountains few may guess. Beautiful twilight at sunset. Beautiful goal with race well won. Beautiful rest with work well done. Beautiful graves where grasses creep over worn-out hands in sleep.

Two girls' dreams fade into quiet domestic life

Two girls, once dreaming of royal rule and distant worlds, grow up to reveal one choosing a humble, loving home after marriage, while the other notes the world remains distant as she tends to her widowed mother and household duties.

Night Prayer Ends A Childs Sleep

A mother recites a quiet bedside prayer as a child murmurs “Pray the Lord” and drifts into sleep. The improvised verse repeats the blessing, ensuring the child’s soul is kept safe through rest.

Poem Fragments of a Gift and Threat

A gold ring and a milk-white dove are offered as gifts, while a hempen rope is described as a means to hang upon a tree, revealing a troubling contrast between affection and danger.

Lawrenceburg Register Enlarged to Nine Columns

The Lawrenceburg Register has been enlarged to a nine column folio and presents a very handsome appearance. The Register is ably edited and is one of our most valued exchanges.

Lawrenceburg

Democrats Attack Kelly Men at Irving Hall Meeting

The Democracy of New York City denounces Kelly men who shifted to the Republicans in the Legislature during a meeting at Irving Hall, warning that secret foes are more dangerous than open ones and that the party can afford to lose such members.

New York City Irving Hall Kelly

Priest’s Assistant Weds. Moves to Run New Restaurant

Rev. Farseer Epward AGuDtt, assistant priest at St. Joseph's in Winstead, Conn, has departed church customs by marrying a wife in New Haven with a Methodist minister officiating. He has relocated to Bridgeport and started a restaurant.

Farseer Epward Agudtt St. Joseph’s Church Winstead Conn New Haven Bridgeport

Porter Restored to Army as Colonel After Vindication

The President and Cabinet favor restoring Fitz John Porter to the army and recommend him as a Colonel in the Infantry for the first vacancy. He is due back pay exceeding one hundred thousand dollars. Porter was court-martialed and dismissed in disgrace, now vindicated after years of waiting.

Fitz John Porter Infantry Porter

Indicted in Star Route Case Prominent 1880 Campaign Figures

Twelve individuals face conspiracy charges in Star Route cases. Among them ex Assistant Postmaster General Thomas J Brady and Senator Stephen W Dorsey. both held high office and were leaders in the 1880 campaign. The indictments tarnish their names and keep them from further campaigning influence in Indiana.

Thomas J. Brady Stephen W. Dorsey Indiana

Local man joins Democratic party in test of conviction

Vincennes Sun notes Wheatland resident Sanford L. Niblatk renounces the Republican party, becomes a naturalized Democrat and joins a party it terms a defender of the people's rights. The paper lauds his judgment and influence and encourages others to follow his example.

Vincennes Sun Sanford L. Niblatk Wheatland Republican Party

Blaine rumored to seek Democratic aid for 1884 bid

Washington dispatches report Blaine may partner with Voorhees and other Democrats for a Blaine Voorhees ticket. The American Register ridicules the notion, noting Democrats want a Democratic ticket. A Republican office-holder argues presidential power lies beyond appointment power and cites broader duties in leading the nation.

Blaine Democratic Party Washington Voorhees Jere Black

Mexican Veteran Association meets in Indianapolis leader General Manson

The Mexican Veteran Association held its meeting in Indianapolis last Wednesday with General M. D. Manson serving as President. Major J. W. Gordon spoke on General Jeff C. Davis while Miss Laura Ream discussed General Love's life and death. The group avoided partisan clashes, though some Republicans claimed the gathering aimed to aid Democrats.

Republican Party Manson

A Real Necessity in Every Household Sewing Machine

A broad discussion extols the sewing machine as an indispensable gift for a young wife. The Light Running New Home is praised for simplicity, durability, speed, and quiet operation, with Johnson Clark & Co of New York offering a catalog and freebies to buyers.

United States Canada Cuba England France Germany Scientific American Munn & CO

Indiana State Board of Agriculture Meeting Programme

Programme for a two day meeting at the Court House in Columbus on March 8 and 9, 1882 with sessions in the morning afternoon and evening. Speakers include Judge N T Carr Governor A G Porter Prof C L Ingersoll H W Wiley Mr H Coup J B Conner Dr T M Stevens Dr R T Brown J J Billingsly and C L Ingersoll. Special rail rates hotels and invitations extended to Farmers Clubs and Ladies. Also note James B Stilwell injured after horse accident and livestock classes announced by the State Board.

Court House Columbus Indiana State Board of Agriculture N. T. Carr A. G. Porter C. L. Ingersoll Purdue University H. W. Wiley H. Coup J. B. Conner Bureau of Statistics T. M. Stevens State Board of Health R. T. Brown Indianapolis J. J. W. Billingsly C. L. Whitney Cincinnati

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promises Quick Cough Cure

Advertises that a few doses of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral prevent coughs and save time money comfort and health, claiming it cures in short order.

Ayer

Mint Circular Sets Rates for Mutilated Coin Purchases

The Treasury issues a circular authorizing superintendents of mints to buy mutilated and uncurrent U S silver coins at $1 per troy ounce, with $3 minimum sums. Horatio C Burchard notes coins may be sent by registered mail or prepaid express and returned by express, registered mail, check, or draft. Full-weight subsidiary coins fetch eighty cents per dollar, while mutilated coins receive a reduced per-dollar value based on weight loss.

Treasury Department Washington United States Horatio C. Burchard Mint

March North American Review offers diverse contemporaries

The March North American Review features Senator Edmunds on The Conduct of the Gutt au Trial and Edward F. Noyes on The Progress of the French Republic. Judge Thomas discusses Trial by Jury and its defects. John Fiske analyzes The True Lesson of Protestantism while Rev. Barsha writes on Law for the Indians. Prof. Palmer critiques Fallacies of Homeopathy and Neal Dow covers the Results of Prohibitory Legislation. Brown's Iron Bitters noted as debility remedy.

George F. Edmunds Edward F. Noyes France Edward A. Thomas John Fiske William Justin Barsha A. B. Palmer Neal Dow Maine

Washington's 150th Birthday Fete Inspires Ohio River Enthusiasm

The Ohio river celebrates Washington's 150th birthday with rising enthusiasm and patriotic display, reflecting local pride and communal spirit.

Ohio River Washington

Letter from Austin describes warm weather and blooming peach trees

A letter dated the 17th inst. from a man visiting Austin Texas reports peach trees in full bloom and warm weather. The Herald offers Dr Kendall's Treatise on the Horse free to every yearly subscriber.

Austin Texas

Brown's Bronchial Troches Promote Clear Voice

A vintage advert praises Brown's Bronchial Troches to relieve coughs catarrh and throat diseases and prevent incurable lung illness. It notes thirty years of physician endorsement and wide use by public speakers and singers, selling for twenty five cents a box.

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