Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16

ton those opposite fcflings and relations, which belong respectively 10 ancient and
 modern states, and were never before com-
 bined in one. And the torch of enlighten-
 ed liberty, originally kindled at the aliars
 of Jamestown and Plymouth, and long ago l transmitted across the mountains, is still travelling onward and onward, through the wide West. ItrcqDircs no great stretch of imagination to trace its suspicious path Co regions yet lying in tue untenanted solitude of nature; nor to apply to it, with still
 happier augwry, the beautitnl language, by which the poet l,as described the revival offrccdom, among the nations of the elder world slxaaf I sawthe expecting regions stnnd, Tocatch the coming flame in turn;
 saw, from ready hand t0 hand, N The bright but struggling glory burn.
 And each as ahe received the flame, atGf M \! Lighted her altar with iis ray; ss Then, smiling, io the next who came,
 Specded 1t on s sparkling way. But, Mr. President, Trmust check myself,
 on this delightful theme, and sparc your
 patience. Allow me in sitting down, to
 renew my thanks to this respectable cons
 pany for their friendly and hospitable at. tcntions, and to propose the following sem | timent :- .s9 TAe Eastern and Western Stafes...Onc in origin,
 n in'efest :.uniled n government, may they be { st more strongly united by mutnai good will. '
 DIRECTIONS TO HOT PEopfE.--Now-a-
 days nobody Is !cool--eyery face is as rod as beet, and every mans blood is hot e.
 nough to boil an egg. What is to be done 2 --imprimis--keep, your tcmperit will
 never do toigetintoa passion at this season reserve your wrath till the first frost, you
 may then blaze away as much as yon please. Secondly, rise early, even before
 the sun, and enjoy his astonishneht at see
 ing himself heat. Wash your whole body.
 put on clean linen, and take q slow walk
 of twenty minutes. Don't jump out of l the way at any sudden alarm--it is much
 better to Do quietly run over by cart or ! two, than jump into fever. Sit down to I your breakfast mOderately---don'tb bolt in- I to yOnr chair as if lyon were thrown otltlei I a third story window Drink no coffee X;
 it Is too heating tea or milk you may
 take in any quantity: but cat no meat al 4 yoa Sselaew saloric--evefy inouthfnl is aH ! incipienf frebrand. A. little bfead, ,(and il
 yon aFe in love, a;cold potatoes y'degsunes.
 Eat slowly, and beguile the time by rgad- 1 ing our paper. ltwill always put you in n good hlmor, and your smiles are very be-
 coming. Put on white hat, and away to
 your place of business. If any thing has
 gone wrong, don't scOld -scolding is allow ed only in wintef. If you meet any friends
 on the way, give q gentle look of recog-
 milton, but do not bow or say, "good
 orning-talking is very exciting--If you can, conveniently, meet with a little
 misfortune, do so,--melancholy is very cooling, and what is more, it makes others
 cool toUGrds you. You thus gain con-
 siderable comfort from their icy reEec- tions. 6s N
 "As tho day becomes warm and high, '' you become thirsty. You are afrasd 10 drink cold watcr--you therefore mix a 1 little brandy (oraa good deal with it to Iprevent bad consequeDces--yo put in a
 lump of ice, and qpaff it off without cere- mony. You goose! cold brandy-and- ter, taken suddenly into your stomach, is
 just as dangerous is cold watcr--so is cold
 punch-7or cold any thing else--sc would a parcel office coals De, if you could freeze
 them. Your best beverage is clarct ant i. water--yau may cool t if you please, bu you must sip t gradually. We mean req bona Jede claret---nOne of your poke-berr. juice, whichiis absolute poison. oif ssy Do not eal much dinneE--aninlal foot puts the lion in fever, and sowillit serv' man. If you find that you have macl appetite, eat lump of sugar, or take walk into the kitchen, just before tho tn ble Is sct. The best thing for you is
 little 1as1 and mashed poiatocs sit save q great deal of labor for the jaws. No may smoke two cigars atterwprds-th ] smoke warns your mouth, and causes rushof air into if, which oyprbalances tb artificial heat. ilnsthe evening you ma. read novel or listen to music---it must b slow music, hoMeves--thc "dead marcl fin SanI." or something like it. "YaDkc' l Doodle'' wonid put you in a fever in fiv' minutes. Go to bed early--leayo you
 windows opeR--shc free, pure air neve' harms any body that is used ii. and
 yon aro not, tits high time that you were ,le-Take as many airs rpon yon as you car --the hen sits Hll the summer night upol 4 the fence and takes no cold. Are you Do
 ashamed to be more delicate than hcns
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