Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 70, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1878 — Page 6

THE ESTDlAA1 STATE SENTEEL. lEDNESDAYrvMORNING. DECEMBER 1181878;

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ABSENCE CONQUERS LOVE.

I The following exquisite poem, which wsy originally publUaeu la tbe Cincinnati Amerlhd In J uly. 1M1 well on to half a century ago was written by Frederick William Thoma. a native of Charleston, B. C, bat then residing In Cincinnati. He was at one time professor of rhetoric and English literature in ' the Alabama Unlversfy, but returning to bis first choice, the law, settled in Cambridge, Ma, and remained there till 10, when be waa induced to conduct the liters rry department or the Richmond Enquirer. He has since died:! Tls said that absence conqu' ri lovtv ; but oh! believe it n t; , C I've tried, alas! its powers to prove, ; ; But thou art not forgot. - , 1 Lady, though fate has bid us part, . Yet still thou art a dear As fixed in this devoted heart t. . , t As when I clasped thee here. ' I plunge Into the busy crowd. And smile to bear thy name; And yet, as If I thought aloud, Tnev know me stdl the same: . And when the wine cup passes round, I toast some other fair; l But when I ask my heart the sound Thy name Is answered there. ' And when some other name I learn. And try to whisper love. Still will my heart to thee return, . . Like the returning dove. In vain ! I ne'-er can forget. And would not be forgot, For I must bear the same regret Wbate'er may be my lot. E'en as the wounded bird will seek Its favorite bower to die. So, lady, I would near thee speak And yield ray parting sgh. Tls said that absence couquars love. But oh! believe it not; I've tried, alas! Its powers to prove, ' But thou art not forgot. ALTHEA'S MISSION. I suppose that every human being has a mission of one kind or another. Althea Erl believed that hers waa to reform the world, and I half think that she was right in her belief. Her theories were .grand, and if she could have succeeded in making other people think just as she did I have not the slightest doubt that all the ralsery that has been entailed upon woman from generation to generation since the days of Mother Eve who had such a fondness for apples as to cause all the rest of her sex to "hanker" after something better than that which they already have might have been obviated. Aitbec. Earl had a ' rich father, to begin with, and an elegant home, and a carriage to ride about in where and when she chose; and last, but not least, a lover, who believed the sun rose and set in the light of ber eves. Perhaps this was because, being in love, he was blind, as that mischief loving elf is said by Shakespeare to be. I don't pretend to know anything about it I only know that when, for the twentieth j time he asked Althea Earl to marry him, j she replied in words something like these: "Marry! I marry, indeed. with my mission only just begun, and settle down in this world with a trio of babies to care for, and my husband's old stockings by the basketful to darn. No, sir; there are more glorious fields than the?e for me to labor in. The wrongs of women cry aloud for redress. Wives that are tyrannized over by i.jsbands need tome strong nature like mine to show thtm the way out of this abominable slavery. "Poor wcaLlirjg8, with no minds of their own, need to be brought up to a plane from which they tball be able to see that they at least stand upon an qual footing with man. They want to be taught that they are making fooldOf themselves by giving up toman iu tha slightest degrte. That, if be has his club to which be must g- three times a week, she must have hers to which she inujt go tbe remaining three. That, if tbf re tnuit be babies to keep her awake half the night. Ie must be kept awake the ctfcer half. When no servants can be hud, let the d'shts ha piled in on huge heap until he onus borne at night, and then boih join in a general wash up. "But he has befn busy all day, did you say?- Grici-u3 me! an4 Iiasn't she? ' That's where the Kress injustice comes in. A man tnay work from seven until six, and then Lis excellency may rest from hislaSor and revel in ease. Can a woman do this? Nu! Nice o'clock comes, 10, anJ even 11, and most women have to gj to bed ct that hour, with work ec ugtj left umlotie to keep them busy bslr thruu'h the nig'it, which it does; for if the hand do tiud rest for a time the mind Ioes nst, but is filled with horrid dre iuis of what the morrow has in srere Cor them." "But, Althea, you will never succeed in making people believa thtse thing, or acknowledge it if they tlo. There , may be a 4ew strong mi nded ones like you, who will go heart and hnd with you in your attempt at reform, but believe me, that the majority will say: 'What can the know about these things, with her servant to command, and . her elegunt home; and yOu will fail in con vincing theie. " "Bat I shall i;ot fill!' t.nd. here she tarj a little rondo of some Italiin air;, then when se bai floiabtd she struck an attitude, aud in a stage voice, said: ",Yo not you fail to attend to my lecture on Wednesday nipht," and then she damned oat vt tht- room, as she had often done in one of those moods be-for- - - ..-rr-" .-. n John Maltbers had'' dUuwd this subject so often with hn'iffi iticed bride as to lolly understand her. fll the ft brupt, manner in which sbe left him gave him uo uneasy feelEL I - - J ' H 1 . !-'' I - For the last month or ivo she. f had been busy in preparing a lecture which she was to deliver in a week from the time on which the above conversation was he'd. She was truly a gifted womsn, this Althea Earl, and her position in society would, for a certainty, insure her success. She knew this, and felt a df sire to conquer ail the obstacles that had beeu placed in ber way by her frlands. ? Old Mr. Eirl was not at a'l pleased with the step which hisdaughter was about to take. Bet as she hud always been his idol, he took no active means to prevent her. The night of the lecture came, and a throng ot tbe best society in the town was present. The speaker was enthusiastically receivedand if ons could judge from the applause that was bestowed upon ber, her theories and arguments were fully Indorsed. The papers next day b stowed an unusual amount oi praise upon her effort, and pronounced it the most mcccssful of the y-r. During the year that followed Althea Erl spoke in many of the principal towns, and in each was as successful as in the first During this year I had occasion to go to Ireland, and, save for an occasional iu-ni in some chance paper, I lost all knowledge of Althea Karl and ber career. I" often wondered how it fared with hit friend. John Malthers whether he was ttill as thoroughly the bood slave of tbe woman he so devotedly loved, ratiently waiting until she had fulfill, d her mission for her become his wife; or whether, in a weak moment, she, in listening to his entreaties, had yielded, and was now llvicg a quiet and douestic life. X came back from Ireland late the next summer, and the week that I arrived home wta the one in which my friends decided to i& to Hastings. Of course, when urged to accompany them I could not refuse, and so I went On the second day af ttr my arrival I was sitting under the j-ortico of the hotel at which I was staying, looking out upon the vast expanse of water, upon the bosom of ' which I had so lately spent many hoars, when a sharp slap on my shoulder caused see to start from my chair and utter an exclamation which might not look well in print There, at my aide, stood John Maithtrs, and looking as happy as a May-day nueen. . ' V t. - & i - - - :. "Why. John," I said, "how well you look, and how glad J. am to, see you. Now tell me, for I am dying to know, bow goes your love aHaix with Althea Earl? Haa the

fulfilled ber mission, ias she determined to doT' i. "Come with me," be, said; have an old friend of yours sharing my room who will be glad to see you." Then he led me through the entire length of one of the long balls, and at the end gently tipped at a half open door. The sweetest of voices eaid, "Come in," and in we went ; tii ,4 -y Althea!" I said. u 'Why, John, how unkind of you to surprise me in this manner." - . ( "When did you arrive. Fred?" (to me.) "About a week ago. Bnt I think the surprise is as great to me as to you. ' I Certainly did not expect to find you here; I. thought you bad a mission to per'orm." From the corner opposite there came a half-suppressed laugh, as Althea called to a servant in the next room: "Louise, bring Floyd here a minute, I want to show her to this gentleman." The servant entered, bearing tenderly, a three months' old baby, upon whose face could be seen strong traces of the mother's beauty. . .. ' ' "I see it all," I said; it is the common fate of women. They start out in life with lofty purposes, and dreams of a mission which they must fulfill, and after all end with a husband, a home and a baby. "I think you have made one mistake," she replied; ' correct that, and I will agree with you say that here a woman's mission truly begins' tl'BBEAT TOPICS. ,

An appropriation of $10,000 is asked for in Philadelphia to mount a portion of the city police. It has cost a youth of Charleston, 111.. $3,000 to slander a young lady, and he has been served right The Health Board of Chicago claims that the present year has been the healthiest in that city since 1871. ! The Harvard Law School will not graduate a class this year, on account of the lengthening of the coarse. f TheChlcsgo Journal wishes all the gold coins under five dollars called 'in and kept in, as inconveniently small. 1 The court of oueen'a bench of Quebec has decided that a man who frightens another to death is guilty of manslaughter. , A man at Leominster, Mass.. has been kilied by inhaling the sulphur from friction matches to cure an attack of diphtheria. , Com olai nt is made that little children in some of the public schools of Rhode Island are compelled to walk upon their toes. A lhtllAlnliian and Vita vlfa hkVA Wn fined $25 each for tampering with letters directed to tbetr servant girl. The New York Times wishes some one would . devise an effective contrivance for preventing the noisy rattling of the win dows of street stsges. A novelty at the recent fair at St. Paul, Minn., was a team of elk, well broken to harness, and very gentle. They travel 16 miles an hour. "Ar to type" pictures are all the style in some of the eastern cities. They are considerably Superior to photographs, and can be sold much cheaper. At least one Bjston clergyman always speaks of women, Dot ladies, and occasionally, if be uses the wrong word in the pal pit, will stop and correct himself. , . The Chicago Times announces that at the iccoinine of the new year it will be printed on a larger sheet with larger type, and will charge fifteen dollars per year. . Moat tramps are shrewd fellows. 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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The real estate of Andrew J. Vanslckle, deceased, tor sale at public auction by WUllam Hunter, administrator. Notice 1h hereby given that on Saturday, the 11th day of January, 1679, the undersigned, administrator of the ettate . of Andrew J. Vanslckle, deceased, will, in pursuance of an order oi the Marlon Circuit Court, made at the Dec mber term, 1878, thereon, in the cause pending In satd court, wherein I am petitioner and t-Hrah J. Vanslckle and others are defendants, No. 597, sell at publlo auction to the highest bidder (nit less than two thirds of the appraised value) on the premises the following described real estate of aald deceased, situate In Wat re n township, Marlon county, State of Indiana, to-wit: AH of the east halt of the northeast quarter cf section twenty-live (25), . in - township sixteen (lO.)northof ranee four (4). eiutt, containing W acres, more or less, except tbe following described part thereoi, which has been set off, assigned ana adjudged toHarah J. Vanslckle, In her right as widow of aald deceased, that Is to say: A tract beginning at the southeast corner of said east half of the northeast quarter of section 25, township ltt, north of rangn 4, east; thence running west on the south line oi said half quarter 2,010 links to tbe southwest corner thereof; thence north on the west line of sa.d half quarter IfrZi links to a point ; thence east parallel to the south line of said half quarter z.ootf links to the east line thereof; thence south on said east line L1C5 links to the place of 4eg1nning, containing 38 16-100 acres, tbns leaving of said tract to be sold 41 35-100 acres, more or less, subject to a lease of one half acre in tho northeast corner for school house purposes. A so, all of the west half of the north we t quarter of section 30, m towni-hlp ltt, north of ranges, east, containing WSO-luO acres. more or les, eicept the following described part thereoi, which has been asxigaed, set off and adjudged to said Ha rah J. Vunsickle, in her right as widow of said deceased, to-wit: A tract beginning at the southwest corner of said hair quarter; thence rurnlng west on the north line thereof 197 links to a point In said west line; thence east 1N3 links to a point: thence south parallel to the weU line of said half quarter 1W7 links to the south Une of sala half quarter; thence west on said south line 183 finks to the place ol beginning, containing 3 48-100 acres, and leaving of said half quarter to be sold 65) 32-100 acres, more or less, making In the tracts to bo sold 100 (17-100 acres, more or less. Terms of said sale are as follows, to-wit: Unethlrd of the purchase money to be paid down, one-third thereof, with 6 per cent, interest, in 12 months, and the remiining one-third, with S per cent, per annum lntereitt. In 18 months from the date of sate, tiaid deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers, payable without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and by inortg ige upon the premises sold. Sale will take place between 10 o'clock a. ni. and 2 o'clock p. m. WILLIAM HUNTEIt Administrator. ISakkk, Uokd fc li tsnmrKS, Attorneys. CJTATE OK INDIANA, Marlon county, us: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, in the State of Indiana. 'o. December term, 1878. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Henry C. Bailors, Edwin Hooie, trustee, The Urbana Wine Com puny, James R. Dick, Jesse M. Dick, Samuel B. Dick, John E. Hlmpson, Henry 11. Coofe, John Bently, William U. Beatly, John O. Mitchell, Asha 8. fchnler, John W Bonninghoffer. Edward C Oarlick, Wrillism Klrkup, John Steel, K ugh Thompson, et al. Be it known, that on the 11th day ot May, 1878, the above named plaintiff, by hia attorneys, filed In the office of the clerk of the Kaperior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants; and on the 30th day of September, 187S, the said plaintiff filed in said clerk's office the affidavit ot a competent person showing that said defendants, Edwin Hoole, trustee, The Urbana Wine Company, James R. Dick, Jesse M. Dick, amnel H. Dick. John K. Simpson, Henry H.Cook, John Beatly, William O. Beatly, John ii. Mitchell. Asha 8. t-'huler, John W. Bennlng hotter, Edwarrt C Garlics, William Klrkup, John (Steel and Hugh Thompson, are Lot residents of the Btate of Indiana; and that said action Is in. relation to real estate. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appearand answer or demur thereto, at tlie catling of said cause on the 4lh day of Ftbruary. 1879, the fame being the second Judicial day of a terra of said court, to be begun aud held at the court house In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Mondav In Febru.-ry, IbVJ, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard aud determined In tbetr absence DANIEL M. RANdDELL, Clerk. decll-3w Bakes, Hors & Hendricks, Attorneys. TATE OF INDIANA, Manon County, ss. In the Sunerlor court of Marlon oountv. In e State of Indiana. No. 22,729. Decemlier term, 1878. Jonathan Edward", trustee, vs. Franc's A. Bnyd, Sarah A. t. Bailey, Ada K. Uraydou, Alexander A. Oraydon, Uardner M. Bailey, Edwin M. Bailey, Charles U. Bailey, Sarah U. Bailey, et al. Belt known, that on the 7th day of December, 1878, the above named plaint iff, by his attorneys, filed In the oQlce of the olerk of the Superior court of Marlon county. In tneetate ot Indiana, his supplemental complaint against the defendants hereinafter named wherein thpy were substituted as defendants In the place of a defendant to the original complaint herein; and on the 7th day of December, 1KT8, the said plaintiff filed In Mid clerk'n office tne affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants, . Sai ah A. G. IiaLey, Ada K. Uraydon, Alexander A. Graydon, Gardner M.Bailey, Edwin M.Bailey, barles U. Bailey and Ha rah G. Bailey, are not residents of the state of Indiana, and thut said action is In relation to rea estate, and tnat said defendants were required to appear In snld court ant answer or demur tosaldori lnal complaint on the 7th day of January, 1479. Now therefore, oy order of aald court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint Against them, and that nnltssthey appear and answer or demur thereto, At the calling of said cause on the 4th day of February 1879. the same being the second Judicial day of a term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in February, 1179. said complaint, and tbe matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their absence. Daniel m. ransdell, ecll-3w Clerk.. "William HKirozRsoir, Attorney. STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: In the superior court of Marion county, In the state of Indiana, No. 2361. January term, 1879. The Berkshire Life Insurance Company vs. James R. Elliott, Lydla M. Elliott, his wife, Parker J . Wyeth, et al. Be it known, that on the 3d day of Decemlier, 1878, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney, tiled In the office of tne clerk of the superior court of Marion county. In the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendants; and that on the 3d day of December, 1878, the said plaintifl filed in taid clerk's office the afHdavitol a competent person showing that said defendants. James R. Elliott, Lydla M. Elliott, his wife. Parker J. Wyeth, Wveth, his wife, Frank McWhinney, Mc'Whlnney, his wife, are not now residents of the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of sakl court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of tke filing , and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless thev appear and answer or demur thereto, at me calling of Mild cause on the second judicial day of a term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday In February, 1879, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their absence. DANIEL M. RANSDELL, dec4-3w. Clerk. EMPLOYMENTI Want i.ooo AGENTS to Canvass for THE COMPLETE HERBALIST. I will give such terms and furnish such advertising facilities that no man need make Jess than f2Uper month and all expenses none alter whether he ever canvasm-d before or iiot. Address DR. O. PHFXPH BROWN. 21 Grund Street, Jersey City, New Jersey, and fall r. ticuiars will dq vent by return mall,

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