Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22


 FOR THE EKaUiRxR.
 BOTANY-A FIT STUDY FOR YoUEG LADIES,
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 The siudy iaduces occupations agreeable snd heal- thy. To show ihis in forcbe way. j. s suitable to look at the hubs of anciea ladies, and then 10 those of ladies now living, and who obviously were the happier from the mode of fife alone. To begin wi,h examples :-Our good old mother Eve, who ao doubt lady of ,he 6sst rank, responsibility and talenis flor she was the mother of al grestnessSwas com nanled, ns well as Adam, iS "jd6dGe' t6 satih; and from their being the only perions in existence. they probably accompanied each other in their employ meats. and from their living on he fruits of the gar den. t may be concluded she was wanderer among is beauties, and had many agreeable occupations a the vegetable creation. Rebekah Rachel, and the daughters of Mdias, who is called psiss which is said also imply King tn the original. times engaged in rural affairs, and from fresh air and active lives, probably agile young roes, ahd bloom ing as VeRas. Ii may be judged rais was the ease in part ai least, siace ofthe best poems in he Per- sian language, composed the a5air of Joseph and Zuleka the wife of Pharaoh and the l2lh chapter of the Kosan are said hy learned critic describe Jo- seph as the most beausifa maa tha. ever lived. go-
 
 the beauty of each by the same worlds "Lke mother, like son." She must have been beautiful. Homer in his Odyssey speaks o the goddess Calypso and her beautiful nymphs. wandefing on her isle. which was decorated with Aower. and he speaks also ofher re- sreaf being fragrant with thrifty vine. He speaks the daughters of king bringing down to the sea- shore quantity of soiled garments, which they wash cd s the shsued water, and afier spreading them to dry spos the Pebblcs, which the waves had wasned ceanes sfolled upon the shore and found the slip- wrecked Ulysses. Some of the learned in oriental literature suppose the daughter of Pharaoh to have bees sipsitatly engaged when she found Moses. Aa- dromacbe and Penelope, however, engaged with ia, in weasing and embroidering. The habits of life ~ere generally inkeepiag with the examples menon- ed. The mothers and grandmOlhers ofth rising gen. eralion were fearless of the open their Aannels and inens-and although in these days they would not he called accomplished yet they had strength ef constitution and moral energy, which by compavisOn would throw many who would smile al their manner of life into insigafcanee. Bui is iha habits of the present day. Aud hsre let me say. lido nol advoeaie female ioil Fher shaaeallh and sscre alioa require--no that class deomesp iscsssaht io ia osr factories are to bs pisied. Ladies sow from jGnlsasb9O0 must uo cOfuAgeOAM0u tIsnty S09--Wupl 70 no asrhcr on foot ihanihe school-house pr meet ing-house. and then bus ssIdom-)or who dats ahiBk shaa feet were made walk on f-shough ssFasge ia tell, they are someimes permitted MineIised, t6 vak across gardsa if she dew is an eG They nlpel ts shsi la rooms, and walk enIy on carpets. Jossaey. cake. hasypsdding, ys ssd ladian are all too csarsa fare all as easmiaaie Ifs allows ihem b sas soshins else. Beer, iIk and cola water are lai asids as s- isrious to health and incapable of quenching siis Or ihe sake ef fashiosahly pouring do~a hsifs dosea cups Of soiling tea. which applied sxssraal wosld scald dsaih. The heat internally is resisted y ka. asis is by nature is the cass of ossrichss which swallow when throws = shsm red hos pieces \ efi irOs.
 Whai are the eAscss of lhis Saaaaasd and ainula- ting sys.smi Dyspepsy, Iaagsos. premature oldsge, hyssrics and dcah asd prseoeious isslIeeas iaeapa ble ofexpaadiag through lag tie. And slI this fo' sshisns fIsw dssss,abis ,he word wheD oilewed wah sasssasss For shis must ahs simplicity asd eomGrse safss bs nsGlss.sd! Asy ahns ihe has iesdesey q do aWsy sseh absminable aOds sfiiay sRd ssiasas