The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

I Of sobrisiyi and asl0fed bis pshsnt ,hst to
nothing, but to the change 10 his living, was
he indebted for his life /; that indolging in The
daily use OF pint of wine. would 10 cef'
taioty hsvs been attended by the most ia'sl
consequences. The general reply 10 ell
these hsrsngues was, "Very well, doctor, you
know best." A, length tho wounds com.
Pletsly hesIed, and the doctor still insisted on
rigorous Observance Of his former insruc.
tions towards perfect cure. The officer,
however, replied, that finding his wounds
were healed, he would no, only indulge HIM
self with On exus glass of wine, boi would
request the doctor TO psrtake Of few glasses
Of some that he could recommend. Tho
servant was forthwith ordered TO bring o cou'
pio Of glasses Of wine, one for the doctor, and
one for his master. He speedily returned,
besring salver on which restsd rwo glasses,
zach containing fully Q qu,r snd q half of
vino. "These, said the officer, care my
glasses doctor and on the honor of Q soldier,
l have drank no more than two Of them daily,
during the whole progress Of my cure"
WHAT LIKE To SEE, AND WHAT pIsLTKE
TO SEE.
like to soc young ladies, after they have
left school, possess suficisn, modesty, to
keep them out Of tho streets, and not expose
themselves to ths gaze Of the idlsD, who
have nothing TO do bu, stand at the CO nor,
and make remarks. The brightest gem ceas.
es to a,,rsct admiration, when seen too often.
IKE to see The waist OF lady, 40 the hand
of her Creator made it and not laced as il to
correcs'defofmi,y.-Ani6cs may please tho
vulgar, but men Of sense de,piso it.
like 10 see young ladies lead .he fashion
oi their sex. Married ladies' have enough 10
do, ii they will attend to their husbands and
children. Old ladies look ridiculous in gay
attire and should consult their ease more
than fsshion.
like TO 500 lsdy's checks their natural
color. Paint 10 easily dete:ted, snd 10 sure
to diSgus, ,hose whom it wa intended to cap.
tIvate,
4 disIike to SEQ young ladi,s blush at doubIe
enrendres--hey should never pu, an immo-
den construction on any thing that 10 said.
If here is any thing to blu'h at, leave the
room, or for conscience sake efect ignor snce.
1 dislike 10 SEQ married ladies, walking 10
tho streets with men, other 'h,n their hus.
bsnds-It looks ugly therefore, ladies, do
not p sciice it, The world 10 cenaorious, and
The less ylu give i, TO talk abouI The better.
dislike to see young tops stirring abou, in
church, and smiling a, every isty who chan.
ces 10 look st them.-Qui, it, boys, Tor be as
,ured il Is nothing to your creaR.
dishkc 10 see married men going TO tav-
erns and beef stcsk houses. ~ looks as if
"hsppiness dwell not at homo.
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man during his services, took occasion to
p'oy" that the King and Parliament migh'
hang together in peace end eoneorl. A ssilc'
present jumped up, exclaimed, "ihat's right; ;
only hang them, don't care BY what cord
II is"
An Irish tailor made gen,lenan's coat and
waistcost 100 ANAL, and had oders to take
HON home and ieftheni oni. Sme days sitef,
the gentleman euqui'ing for his garment,
was told by the tailor, that the ctat and waist
:oa, happening TO fit q countrynan, he had
LET THEM OFT OF eighteen psucs u week.
DR.. Young was once on part, OF pleasure
with q few ladies, going up by wner 10 Vsux.
hall, and he amused them with stune on the
German nuts. Behind him se'eral officers
we'o also 10 boat, rouiug for ihs oamo place,
and soon came alongside Of the tost in which
were the doctor and his parry The doctor,
who ives never concci,ed Of his playing, put
up his Aule on their approach. One Of the
officers instsn,ly asked why he ceased to play
or pu. up his fiu,e " For the very sams res-
SON." said he, "thst took il ol-to plesse
myself" The son Of Mars very pei smptori-
iy tejoined, that il he did no, Instantly take
out his flute and continue his muse, he would
thtow him in the Themes. The doctor 10
order to sllsy the fears OF tho ladies, Poeke,ed
tho insult, and continued to play all the wsy
up the river.-Dutiog the evening, however,
he observed the officer by himself in ono Of
the walks, and making up 10 him, said, with
great cooloess, "It was, sir, to avoid inter
rup,ing tho harmony either Of my company