The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

years exhibited himself IN the principal CI
ties uf Europe aud n ,a, is J feet : inches
in height. Bebr, the Dnall of the Ming
oi Poland, Was feet inches. lie.
Il DemoaSirdiot Ia Natural History.
There Is "A mau travelling Ia Ensland, n
exhi Ting in ", dog, II cat, mouse,
and sparrow. lucy I've together like
brother, aud sisters. These loar animals
sleep IN the same bed, aud cal at the sam"
dish (; the dos, iodced, serves himself FIRST,
but does not turget the CT, who has the
conpasancr 10 give To the Mouse certain
nd bits to his TASTE, and 10 leave the spar
row the crumbs III bread, which The others
do not envy hin lhe dog hicks the cat,
the cat combs the dog, the uIose plays
With the cat paw, aud the sparrow nut
ier5 hlsh aud lun, perklng sometimes oiic,
aud sometimrs another. Ihls man, With
h.3 cage, may BIZ property designated by
the Appreciation given hun At the head OF
this article. He proves In II the dog aud
eat are uat brlli5elents by instinct, bat by
prejudice and practice. But, again, he
pr"Nca, that If these animal are by nalurc
DeIha c,aas, their az. Ia,hies may be re
mb'rd by nahios tarm better acquainted
With r8eR ntdrt. What an ocean ot blood
=AuN many iuiislons OF ln.s--h"w many
I'M clla#a, lHi,ht be saved 10 Ihe ""Ilt1
every century, by the World taking a
lesson from tbs philosopher, aud shutting
is hr'hstrat iGh,htttnts up IL cay III
tAey b 4ams better acquainted with one
another. ~ are enemies only bccause
IT ere ais4uE u.
go
hiHn Il u',h as.nIus IN ardent passion
Hb lsa aes"W. - opens lhe.door In a rest.
.t-a ait 4eti,e tae#oy, who, il NOT watched
,i,h the mss, ne, aslns care, will throw
.irJ.e ~ ts, Carriers a. aust evil winch
tHlur ra2 r'.-'d nor rest, I'LL he has loiI
ID a,a. gre tuc.e bot his omn.
..~Gs".
= giaSseS and sVccfdcics. We are We
- nDIga annoyed Al seeing 81 man. young
500. l. using eye glasses aud sprctarlrs.-
tltbn few years, the practice has be
.ojur gr6"t-,! among very yuung mem
pui- is Ia be ascrbrd 10 wv canscs--nc-
arssily and fashion. Ihciris ar advanced
period in life, when the eye hrcomrs weak
.,nd require tifr ait! of elasscs- nature
poiuts ant tNis period Bat where yoang
nrn haNr not weak eyes from come nat,-
Al canse, they are made ~ by rxrrss,s :
and rflhry viii tamprr with liIrir coustitn-
iiblS, ivy liIii7N plI''r WI p'b
age. Eye gI,' seS were used some years
ago rs 4 convenient substitute Tor si'rr'a
Giles bat from necrssi;y they have grown
into a fashion, and wc nav perceive ladies
aud misses, with eyrs perfectly good, aud
sometimes very handsome, in constant toe
of eye glasses, which, set in a gold ease,
and suspended by a gold chain from the
neck, looks very pretty aud incal Now,
what is The effect nj trllins with this deli
cate organ The habit of using eye for a
glass, necessarily nrahcns and lmpalrs the
fincIou@ of the other, which not being
kept in operation, becomes veal, and tor.
pid. 50 that, long hrinre use or nature
render the eye ~raS, both become decay
ed in strength, and then glasses are midi.
pcnsable Fashion, it is trn", is very arbi
trarv but iasipn never should he unnaiu
raj. Ladies IN y wear white Instead of
black feathers instead If wrraths-,hey
may have long or short walsis--@ear high
or luw hcelrd shors--these are caprcrs II
flshinn--bnt il IS torIurinS nature t" use
glds9es u good eyrs--to compress the
waist by cords and cor3ets 10 the size of
wasp, driving the blood to the h.ad, aud
checking free respiration leaving OF
nhnmrl IN cold weather, to preserve gen
trrl shape. If dame fashion is not Kept
under due suhecllon, our ladies viii die of
naked elbows, aud grow blind by using eye
sldssts, MAJ .hr.
Nothing IS so inc,ns,,lent with self pos
session, as ,loient anger. Ii osrrpowrrs
leasun cpifntnds dir IDEAS +; di>ior;s the
spI aranrr, aud blachens the colour nj eve
> nhjcet. By the storm, which /, ralscs
"a thu. AID 10y the mscheiS winch II nc
c,.jnos without, IT generally brings on the
t,sennate aud retrng"fu man greater mi
scgy than he can bring on his enemy. Pa
fence ailays tn, dv5tru,iiyc tempest, hy
making room Tor the rctnrn Of calm and
seira taonght. II suSpetias the blow
which =aal.i-u resentment Was ready To
ina.c'. Il dsposet rs 10 attend 10 the al
irlluis circumstances, "hIth may hr dis
covered \ the midst Of t.e wroaas we
sappa~. Ives IN have suffered. Hence
ii ulfj ',eiars Us 10 The niodcrate
st'v; -. 80 it allows all proper "t''
9a,rs - s.. Ia, bath for s,1ay, aud
"a. .te. =a.-.a.. =, #,tl>cs way for returning
teas-.
. t-aaoncnon.
I-rat. t..s = semafk,hle event
##ui 80 .a ae-.-. Il last nionih, at ~.
fs.t LIS W.. -. ,niain The ,iI'Jaca
j.. ...4 Lc.. $50. others, were otrriiIw
e# .. -. gu ya,t quantity Of water
#stl...# rs ... ,lnls hld no doubt that Il
.e4i..- $500. i burst on tile monDlaIl.-
n t.s ...s-..., ta.ncd had il the uig'i bat
.nas .a luce such food, which he
4 Il.