Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 March 1880 — Page 7

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THE WORLD" BALLADS.

Of ifto Case and Care of the De-ftpaired-of ITI*". C« CotB* ivfilliit Browu.

From tbe New TorJt Work

The beauteous damozel asSted the way Of too janitor, and thanked him, And climbed elevea flights sfetalrs

To ibe editorial sauctum And she a»ke«l of tbe office boy, When sho did an entrance win, "Tell me,thou little olflee boy

If the Editor la In. lie is, but for the nonce engaged? Thank heaven!" (beneath her breath) "Go tell him I wouM ace him on

Affairs of life and death. I hare no illustrated books By subscription sold to show him, Nospee -hon female suffrage bring,

Nor yet the smallest poem So hasten to the editor And say my errand Is No commonplace affair, but just

The busincasest kind of biz."

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"Madame,"exclaimed tha Editor, Who, handing her acha'!*-. Beheld beneath her heavy veil

Her f&co surpassing fair— "Madame, be good enough to state What 1 canxlo for jou, And, in the words of Shakespeare, please

To state it p. d. q. I on my distaff have much tow, Have many fish to fry, Have m»ny irons In the fire—

Kone's busier than J. Before tho paper goea to press, Long ere the day doth break, I have ten Presidents to kill off,

One President to make, Half the world to eet riglit side up, Half to ?Hrn upside down, So If you've anything to say,

Mrs. C. Corn wall is I!rown— Such is the name upon your cardPray Rive It briefufat mention, Nor the rest of the universe

Defraud of my attention." III. "BeiuK tiaat sways the fates of men,

From 'Bis.' and 'Becky' down, Take pity on the hapless spouse Of 0. Cornwailis Brown. The rompreliensive press to me, la deep misfortune sunk, Seems like the elephant's—I mean

The Saratoga trunk, Which you can aa uprooted tree Pack, if you're at all sharp, In, And will contain Impartially

The tiniost sort of hairpin. My husband, C. Cornwailis Brovtn, Lies at the point of death Almost the last the doctors think

HIB eyery laboring breath. Therefore I come to you to ask A favor extraordinary— That you will have put into typo

This hero obituary. .What he hath in his lifetime done Is told with praises strong— De mortuls nil nisi—and

Tia about ten columns long."

IV.

Then answered her the Editor, With a portentous frown, "With all respect, ma'am, who on earth

IB C. Cornwailis Brown? What part hath lie ta'en iu th' affaire, Of country, state or town? He's not af Knickerbocker blood,

No morehant prince is he Noun iversity I know Mado him an LL. !. He never practlcod medicine,

He never studisd law, And sohW claim to deathless fame Is a jo ne sais ouoi. On such an errand to come to mo

Is drawing it rather flne Take it to the City ISditor— And he won't use a line."

"Forbear, forbear, thy righteous wrath, And listen while I say I do not want it published, and

Will llburally pay. Bet thou up this obituary, Each galley, stiek and line, And ?1,000 in good greenbacks (Which here behold) aro thine. And keep the article in typo

Until 1 send thee wordNo, I am not mad nor drunk with wiue Nor is the thing absurd. This subject it hath been tbe theme

Of many anxious thoughts There dwells mere good in galleys of type Than doth in gallipots. Tell me if any editor

That scribbles any land in, E'er knew an individual die Whose obituary was standing?

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"Doctors gave our noble»t lawyer up, And said that there was nary A hope the papers put In type

His long obltuarj. He lives, aioves and lils being has As brisk as any fairy. The Prince of Wales was very sick,

Forlorn was his condition His death announced was in the Times, Next day he went a-flahing. 'I still live,' Daniel Wtbster said,

To death who would not glye in Had papers then litvl enterprise, Blaok Dan had still been iivinsr. Vainly th« Nihilists attempt

The life of Alexander, He harmless movei amid the flames As any salamander Bat if by any accident

The obituaries were pied Long before they could bo reset The Smperjr would have died.

The fablca phoenix thus oppressed By centuries would get up, Hie to a newspaper and have

A fall obituary sot up, And rising fr im his proof-sheets he Aloft would gladly soar, Assured thus of a k-nso of ife

For several conturies more.

Ylf.

"Farewell, f&reweiJ, good editor, Thou that liast saved the life Of C. Cornwailis Hi own a&d soothed

The sorrow of his wife. I ne'er thy kindness shall forget— Sore was my grief, alack! For I love my C. CornVallis dear,

It was 9.23

In a ant ion far np ..own When a doctor felt the: fectufi u!sj Of C. Corn watlu Brow "If she conies no? ao:n sup will b2 toO late,"

Be muttered with a frwn. It wafeexaesly 9.2t When thi foreman gave oat !hs First take of O. Cornwailis UR-WH,

Esquire's obituary It vas to a second 9.25— Never was transition stranger!— When thedcctors of C. Cornwailis Brown

Pronounced him outof danger. And never a doctor of them all The cause could tell for sure, To his wife alone waa the remedy known—

The Obituary Cure. Brooklyn, March. 1580.

GO LD xji E OK.

Be silent when fools talk.

A good life keeps off wrinkles.

Wrinkles are the tomb of love.

Caution is the father of security.

Great bargains have ruined many.

Where reason rules appetite obeys.

Tiie sleeping fox catchcs no poultry.

Prudency is the hypocrisy ot modesty"

Sickness we feel, but health not at all.

Eat little at dinner and ie&s at supper

To be suspicious is to invite treachery

Ail strength shall crumble except love-

A happy heart makes a blooming visage. Flattery destroys ITIU: women than jove.

Never speak boastingly of your business. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.

He that wants health wauls everything. Life is a flower, of which love is the honey.

Prove all things hold fast that which is good.

Diseases are the interest we pay for pleasure.

Word by word Webster's big dictionary was made.

Do not waste time in useless regrets over losses.

No man can be successful who neglects his but.ine»-s.

He who ha6 nothing to do ha3 no business on earth.

A penny-worth of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow.

Speak well ot your enemies 6ay nothing.

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And don't look well in black."

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Give a foolish talker rope enough he will hang himself.

Take of love as a sober man takes wine do not get drunk.

There is no real happiness in this life, but in intellect and virtue.

An hour of triumph comes at lasl to those who watch and wait.

Never marry but for love, but see that thou lovest what is lovely.

He that riseth early may walk, but he that riseth late must trot all.day

We take women for what they are not, and leave them for what they are.

If you post your'servants upon your affairs they will one day rend you.

It is harder for the hungry mail wait when he smells the roast meat.

Do your business- promptly, and bore not a business man with long visits.

At fifteen, the dance is a pleasure at twenty-five, a pretext at forty, a fatigue.

Systemize your business and keep an eye on little expenses. Small leaks sink great ships.

He that does a base thing in zeal for his friend burns the golden thread that ties their hearts together.

They that will not be counselled can not be helped. If you do not hear reason, she will rap your knuckles.

Truth, charity, diligence and reverence are the four cardinal virtues of all controversies be they what they may

Humiilation is a guest that only comes to those who have made ready his rest-ing-place and will give him a fair welcome.

Who would be great and good in the future must be great and good now. Immortality will come to 6uch as are fit for it.

Examples would indeed be excellent things wore not people so modest that none will set, and so vain that none will follow them. t.

We all dread a Bodilv piralysis, and would make use of every contrivance to avoid it but none of us are troubled about a paralysis of the soul.

A HAIRLESS FAMILY. Froul the Evar.sville Tribune. There is a whole family in Spencer County who not only have no beard, but are destitute of hair on their heads, as well as On their faces. The father i& about sixty years old, and is one of the most intelligent and thrifty farmers of Ohio town ship a man of high integrity, intelligence and respectability, who is quite as remarkable for his large endowment of sense as for his lack of hairy endowments.

TILDEN WAS ELECTED.|J§ From the Chicago Tribune, Eep. Thousands of men, ordiaarily republi cans, plumped their ballots for Tilden in zSjG because, they said, they

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THE xEHKE ^AUTis WEEKLY GAZETTE,

PQETRY^O HORTICULTURE.

Paper by Mrs. J. O. J«. £V 4l at tlic Last Meeting oi tho ticultural Society at the

Residence ot cafct. Potter.

The following is the paper which has been so much complimented: It has been remarked that poetry in a horticultural society was out of place. I do not think so. We discourse monthly of fruits and flowers, of birds and bee?, and insect life, of winds and storms, of heat and cold, and changes cf the sea sons all of these are poetic subjects, and we could not eliminate poetry Irom our society if we would.

The world is full of poetry we hear it in the breeze that wafts the 6picy breath of the soft south wind till it kisses our northern hills, and in tbe brooks and streams that babbling run and tell their laughing tales to the dry sands or lave the stony faces "of the sunken rocks till they, too, fain would strile., We find it in 'he woods, the deep, somberous woods, where scarce a shadow falls, so dense the gloom yet, there, a thousand voices, in low, rythmic strains, rehearse fhir nature's poetry We read it in the going down, and in the rising of the sun and shall we, then, have none of it? It may not be expressed in rhyme, but to eliminate all the poetry from our society, and from horticultural pursuits, me thinks, would be to cast a shade of desolation over it and one might write thereon, for epitaph: a sodden mass of inharmonious life.

One treats of wind?, and storms, and atmospheric phenomena. How grand the theme

The rustling of the winds are but the whispered words of an Almighty mind, directing change in atmospheric waves, that purifies and fits for mortal use the air we breathe, and speaks of changeful seasons as they come and go, and tells fu !1 many a low poetic tale, of hill, and ale, and wood, and sea, and land, from whence they come.

Another treats of landscape gardening, and surely, there is fdod ior poetry. In fashioning out a landscape, planning the grounds, planting shrubs and trees, arranging avenues, constructing waterfalls and rivulets, and placing the buildings so that they all may form a beautious whole, and have, no deep, poet'c thofight imbued, would be, to crect a canopy over all, and, thereby, shut the sun from smiling in. As well 6hut out the life-giving rays of the bright luminary, from casting shadows and gleams, and so vivifying nature into life, that every bud would shout for joy, and burst the tiny bands that hold it back from the sweet revels of spring, as

Before you make a friend, eat a bushel Iset naught the unwritten poetry of salt with him. expressed, through nature, everywhere. We cultivate and treat of flowers, and

It is a terrible affar to be obliged to h0 can look upon their delicate forms, love by contract. |painted and fashioned with such dainty care, and redolent of sweet perfume, turning with reverent faces to. the sun, or drinking in the nectar of the dews clinging for scanty sustenance, sometimes, to shelving rocks, or pushing up their terdheads from .out the moss and weeds that line the woods and hills who can jjlook on such, as these, or give them Cure, nor listen to the poetry, i.--written though it be, that floats forever round their beds, and springs in songs and couplets to the mind, whenever their glowing faces meet the eye?

A woman who laughs at her husband laves him no more.

The follies of youth are food for re pentance in old age.

We give much time and thought to the studying of fruits and plants and, does frhe cultivator prune his trees, set his grafts, train his vines, and watch the unfolding of the buds, and floating cut o( germinating life and note the propagation of his fruits, and gather them all in, nor read the lessons that they teach, or study once the line poetic pages spread before his eyes? We pity such, and fain would bring before his mind the truth that God cpeaks always through his works and poetry is but the expression of some sublime and glowing page, whereon fair nature paints a vivid truth.

To dig the earth and stir the mould may seem but pro6y toil, but look beyond the yielding, crumbling sod and note the germinating of the seed, the springing into life anew of myriads of tiny heads, all emerald crowned, and hands, all reaching upward with what might they may, all intent on offering to their God the matin 60ng of spring. And see. anon, the golden sheaves already for the harvest crowned the gathered fruits in luscious plenteousness, and garners filled with crowding grains, all hustling up as though in eagerness to join the army marching on to give some needed sustenance to hungry, famished hosts and then the coffers plethoric and running o'er with gold. Dost see the end? Ah! sad would be the toil were it not for hopes of brightened homes and hearts made glad—were it not for hopes that brighten more the more we toil. And dost not hear the low poetic song, reverberating, even now, throughout the land, whose burden runs: Strike! deeper strike the spade, and deeper run the plough, and mellow up the earth, and whet the scythe, and prune, and dig, and toil till earth yields up her store of wealth to thee. Earth is not niggardly in store or gifts, she only asks for toil, then scatters blessings with a lavish hand. So come and join the workers, every one, Amdhelp to swell the chorus just begun.

Peal out the anthem, sen our voiccs high, Till hill and vale -how with 'h«s oiy, Hosannah to the LJI:S, ii

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AiXOTAJBLE EVEJST/

Mcs.S.A.Aliens

WORLD'S

HairRestorer,

IS PEREEC2ION. -j

A Noble Record: near half a Century.

Established 1S32. Improved 1S79. The nature of the great improvement is in its wonderful lite-giring properties to faded or falling hair, and MORE QUICKLY CHANGING GRAY OR WHITE MR to its natural youthful coLoit and BKAUTY.

"V' IT IS NOT A DYE. "J

ESTERSROOK'S

i'AriDAROf.'1

«rid

SUABLE

requires on:.v a few applications to restore gray hair to its youthful color and lustrous bt v.:tv, and induce luxurian* growth, ar.U its occasional use is all tha is needed to preserve it in its highest perfection an.i brautv. DANDRUKF is quickly and permanently removed. Sold by air*Di ij *ts, $1.25 Per Bottle

MANUFACTORIES AND S.M.ESROOMS:

114 & u6 Southampton Row, Londo Eng. 37 Boulevatd llaussman, Paria, France. 35 Barclay st. & 40 Park Placc, New York.

FOA SALE

BY ALL STATHSnERSb

KSTERBROOK STEEL PEN CO. Works: Camden. N. «J. New York.

A now and complete 3CIDK TO WEDLOCK contaiQin^ Chapter* on A Competent Womar hooi, Selection of wifet Evideicei of Vkrriap itj,'T«m|«rimenti, Sterility, Advk*a Bridr

Pwn, Wif*. PrMtllwUoa, IU w«nm, Oriltwry MairinMf mmpwL v#nl»f»l I»«l* OommUm,Cwllifiiit, Un and Cuvrtafclp, laullwtu to Mi* riaip, SekiMB Life rww44wW. Law Divere^ Ltf

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AWLWOOILMA. I«TH WALED FW $1.

Ueir mvm aad car*. iM.

it it a)f»i4PriTat«Uedloal Adviser "no di»«uet r*. •nltinf from impure iexual auooiatioM, and on Nlf-abuae^tlM babrti gfTMik^urf Mi *(M after lifr, KifMly

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Vkw. He.. marrtM* i»ppmp#r er Mritafipr, jrivtM UnImm valuable rw»t|«s. A beck Kar prlrate aa4 iwMtrtU r«*din| thai a4«k sWmlri ka nk|M(«

gTMt deaf ef «U«y. Il —aUl—

ka* #00 pagaa, with erer MO Plau Bagravla#*

Dr. D11U1 IsrltM a I and ad-lie^ aad a PLTVBLYTTFOISPTMAGT.

them Ual will learn M»«4ida| la tbeii ad«i ST) Unl».

I'isn'n Cnra for ('ontuni| I l!m ts alf.n nioilllclne Done B.-IIHII -botlln I lure Nol(l»-verywh«ir«. •Ha |au(l Sl.ltft.

Warranted to lirst buyers.

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On tbe Kansas Pacifle Railway. 3,000,000 Acres for Solo in tha GOLDEN BELT. Klto£7 ifvr acre. It vr9r«i rraffit. Wheal

SO to 00 buihela Corn 40 to 100 bush, per acre. NoDIanareucedcd. floodclimate, pure water fine nchools, cburchrs, uuo nunwiQ* cuut 3| ~_ And good society. Railroad and market facilities eicel# lnnC Maps Kn'd full information FRKK. Addre^ •.UIL9IOBE, LandC'ommisaloner,Haliurt, Kamafc

WESCRIPTION FREE

"CVnrthe sps«drCareof8«iainal TfaakaesSfLoas J. Maahoo4, Prenatnre Debility, NinoaiiMb Detaoadeaer, Coaftasloa of Ideas, Aversion to gocietr, DeractiTe Memory, aad all DIsordera Droaf at on bir Secret Habits and Excesses, iif dracgist has ike Ingredients. Address,

DR. JAQUE8 A CO..

J30 Wast Sixth St, dHOHrtTATI, Offla

lALESMEN WANTEI

|OOOIWMJENTO

SELL!

'CIGARS TO DEALERS(f A fT* A month and expenses |pl Vv Samples Free. 1 Cnt tbis PCotlce Out I And a«nd It with your application, «lso| •Send ajc. Stamp to inaurel liuitwer. £FO0TER&:CO. I 1'. U. Bas 1279. Cincinnati. Ohio.

M0LLER'S"aE-COD-LIVER Oil

la perfectly para. Pronounced the be#t by the high••t medical antkorltiM in the world. Oiven higheat award at IB World'* Exposition*, and at Pari*, IA7S. Bold by DrufgisU. W. H. I0HQ1TI11H a 00., X. T.

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173 dark itrett. is ttill frivate, Ncrrooi. Chronic aod

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Snenuutorrhea, lmpoRFTCY,

(.rxuAl incapacity.) Fe»*» DIm *qc da 1 '.«M.lMtioa, perionkM-or bjr letter, ttm. Green 'tonk, ilfaitntut, oO et. Fined iltaa. :iu1 h«mk extant. S36paff". poet-paid, t»e only phriieien io the city who *«rut All las$tMr«*

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Cut or ao

Guaranteed Investments-demnity

Br ottr Inso-'UKM Bysteai of I investments In Otocfc Operations we In rare infrom lost. Ha

"Marginal" or Privilege" .lans. Ir^estmenli wwired in sums of $25.00 *nd upward. Correa

stock •peniors solicited DAMU HA7NABD & CO.. BrrMutwav. -«?BW

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Vrre&eripttoa Free. For the»T 'ljr Cure of Seminfti H'caknew. lm of Manhood, as:! ail Hit-

on by indiacretion or excit '-. Any (nrro'lif'nf*. Addf»»s

•.VI B'iOX St., T.

AGENTS?or the Flctorfai Bible Commenfataai HHSBSMli/IIS Pxires. 473 Illuitratiorjaod Mita Uf AUTrn™* /»r.picre smi '-mprch«n»t** WAIf I '.h

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