Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24
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THE srAH-Nohing promotes the dissemination Of
truth contributes d,speiug specous sophsm or error
than Investigation fair calm candid and impartial not in
an array Of ePthets empty appeals
the prejudices preconcepsn interests passions of the
age too frequently INDUCED BY the press. often exhibiting
dication, Il it would annRiate any truth from which il
may dissent however well fortified by philosophy by naure
or universal experience, BY few reckless and uneupded
assertions An article appeared in the Evening STAR few
since although mild and gsntlemany in ITS Tone
raon TO the virslent malicious, and vulgar attacks Of
yet to be regretted, ured with spirit Of IL
beraly BY 10 have expected considering the
source from9whieh temanatsd Madame Reste would not
Tor moment suppose that the venerable editor Of the Star
would wlfuy msnterpret the purposes
phsd BY her Prssenfve 10 Conception Pspders yet unn
tenonaly, Doubt their object has been snsed in
the article alludedto The editor remarks
There nothing that much dislike in our
ry as interfering with the means by which livelihood 10
sought 70 De Misunderstanding with the right or conscience
passing laws and punishng matters Of opinion or
habits asd practices which be reached by eg
ton
fere have evidence no il happens that To-.
pessone and practices Of Individuals without many
erfrug" TO say indivds Who having the world 10
begin wishes 10 deprive himself OF sweet
oi"er on whom his affections placed mars the object
his regard yet not decming IL prudent desirable
three years TO become parent ordee that he may
bed while yet his expenses small, gather iogethhr
Of his ofspring that he 10 violating DEGREES OF Divine
povdenes every Law f social erd.r trampng upon
In the regulation Of his domestic and
FORT BY thus deerrng the period when Of his
es.om should become mother BY safe andl healthy
II h. Editor Of the Sta entering into mar iifs was
Or pesses come possession b. 30 doing
ment 81 e he recosct that there arc hosands not
equally fortunate who wobld WISH ere they become
ce'sn eonPstsce that their chdres may drag
their youthful days in indulgence poverty or vice.
Calling and heart rendng parents 10 behold Do we not
behold thousands Of individuals wo marrying yossc have
bees doomedto ineesnt
lavu
utmost endeavors TO get the whercwh to bso pro-
per on hs'r offspring eisg but to live and living
,o WIN me bitter reflection that the fate awaits
their ch'dren and when sickness or eyerak father what
becomes OF the wretched mother and sill more wreched chill
.ssne.n ~ NOT neddng with the rights Of CEN
individual whose" conseence revo al bringing such misery
and wetchedne on her offspring BY the adoption Of healthy
say that We should artificial 10 avoid having
ehdren-eseaus they may come to want be subject
trouble and calamity violates the frat laws nature and
cries the projection and bounty OF Divine Providence
On reading this sentercs is impossible To rcpre smile
TO think that ~ the exercise Of hat which Divine
violence has endowed with that elevate remove
prevent the ipnumsahe physical moral evils hy which
we are ounded should in this day considered
ns the protection and bounty Of Divine Providence If .
be attempt TO the march Of &c or death
every ende TO smeorse the social condition Of the
an, from re rag. Of the elements to er.e, sSssS roI:
~ Of Divine Pro- idence.v
The eder IN long article Of columns leneth, indulges
IN the of epithefs and phrases to The
subject adopted probably the matter more 10
purpose aud falls into from which necessary TO
ssrcste him He TO be uuder the impression
dame Rest Preventive Powders be used Cor the pur.
Of destroying whereas they only by those
rous n limiting their espring at % the circumstances
The wishes of The parents may incline The nnumerahe
tiers received by Madame Rese expressive Of the gratitude
Of those who have adopted her Preventive Powders every
part Of the United States and TIE many happy
and children who in all human probability would
bere wdower' and orphans, but for their adoption gs
tfyne evidence that they appreciated four hun
dred Of these letters Madame Reste IT, by the request their
writer's tb,ry she would he happy give editor
Of the Star sperusal Of Of ibsm should Ne desire
well a. some written thirty years ago the first
Of Madame Rsste Preventive Powders in France directed
70 the grandmother Of the subscriber In reference efficacy
healihness and safety.
Madame Rcste would say in conclusion, that while she
deems eatirey beseath her self respect notice the rbsd
and puuy attacks dictated BY malice and spleen made upon
by one or two magnificent journals she courts and invites
qny aud discussion to the morr effects society by the
adoption OF her Preventive Powders fully satisfied that the
more their tendency discussed the generally they
viii be appreciated and adopted. Madame Restes "creusr
70 married ladies will be free Of expense posags except
ed) to any part Of the ely United States. rrce Of Pre-
venve Powders, Eve dollars package Princps oce 100
,reenwich street, N. y Philadelphia Office soi South
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