Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-25
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00e MADAME NEsrELL's ArswEa TO TINE "EDfTou OF
THE srAR"-Nohing more promotes she dissemination o.
truth contributes in dpsug pcious ophism Of error
Deed BY Of epiihss empty defamation appeals to
the ices, precencepens interests er passions o. inc
age, too frequently nduged ny the press often exhibiting
rancorous spirit authority and
dctaon IL it would annhIae any truth from which It
may dissent however well fortified by philosophy by nature
BY universal experience by few reckless aud unfeunded
assertions An article appe in the Evening STAR few
Gays since although mild and nilemany in ITS tome in
ceted AND grovsng minds altogether unworthy Of netce,
to be regretted not untncured with spirit Of y,
from which il emanated Madame ResteI would not
for moment suppose that the venerable editor of the Star
pshsa BY her Prevenpe 10 Conception Povdeys; yet
ientonay doubt their Object has been sresented in
the article alludedto. The editor remarks
There is nothing that we much dislike in free
try interfering with the by which livelihood 10
sought 10 be with the rights Of coincidence
passing laws and punishng mere matters Of opinion
habits and practices which are not to be reached BY iga
ton"
Here we have an evidence happens
professions and practices Of individuals without iu in
stances their being Of the Fact disagree Is not in
erfeng" say individual, Who having the world
begin not wishing to deprive
oner whom his affections placed Marie, the object Of
his regard yet not deemng prudent or desirable for two or
three become parent order that he be
bled while yet his expenses small 10 gather together
sciency for the futu mant education and rearing
of his offspring that he is violating the DEGREES Of Divine
evidence every law Of social erds tramppg upon the in
utions Of society," &c. in thus exercising his judgment and
FORT by thus deerrng the period when the companion Of his
bosom should become mother, by safe and healthy means
within her power 10 adopt?
either already possessed had come b % doing
Of the comforts and auence to the proper enjoy
men OF life he recoect that there lhoandsnot
equally Fortunate who would wish, they become parsnt
TO obtain competence that their chrea may drag out
their youthful days in indulgence poverty degradation vice,
CALLING and rendDg parents behold Do not
behold thousands Of individuals marrying young have
been doomed to and ndetgabe to obtain
Of IN
utmost endeavos TO get the wherewth to bstow pro.
per education on their opring toag but live and Living
but to TOLL with the bitter reflection that the fate awaits
thor chren and when sickness death everak the father
what becomes f the wreched mother and s wretched
children And is not meddng with the rights OF con-
cence to endeavor hold to oboqy and detesation
individual whose Coincidence revos bringing such misery
and s on be, Offspring y n. .dopO. q healthy
To that should artificial means TO avoid having
chldren-beeauss they come to want be subject TO
trouble and calamity violates the first laws OF nature and de-
cries the protection and hsunty Of Divine Providence"
On reading this sentsrcs it impossible to smile,
to think that the exercise of that which Divine Pro
violence has endowed with, that alleviate remove
the nnumera physical and moral evils BY which
bundled shsu in this day. be considered deery
ms the protection and bounty Of Divine Pfovdence If this
be attempt the march Of pesence deah
every ende vor to the social condition
family counterfeit the destructive consequences
arising from Of the clements to erect lightning rods
to hwart heavens artillery "decres the protection an soun
ty Of Divine -den.e."
The editor in long article Of a columns LENGTH INDUCES
in the of epthets aud phrases altogether irrelevant to the
SUBJECT, auopted propaUy absence Wore 10
purpose and falls into from which necessary 10
extrcate him. He to be uuder the impression that Ma
dame Reste Preventive Powders to be used Tor the pur
pose Of destroying whereas they only used by those de
~ limiting their cpring at w the circumstance or
the wishes CT the parents incline The innumcrabie let
received by Madame Resie expressive Of the gratitude
Of those who have adopted her Preventive Powders every
part Of the United States and tire many happy husbands
and children who in all human probability would have
bere wdowers and orphans, but for their adoption,
yng evidence that they appreciated As four hun
dred Of these letters Madame Reste is by the eques Of the
liberty use, she would be happy give editor
Of the Star perusa Of Of them should he desire H.
well written thirty the first introduction
OF Madame Restes Preventive Powders in France directed
to the grandmother of the subscriber reference to their eff
cacy, iealthness and safety
Madame Reste would say in conclusion, that while she
deems entirely beneath her self TO notice the rbad
and puny attacks dictated b. malice and spleen made her
by Insignificant journals she and invites
qury and discussion the moral effects society BY the
adoption Of her Preventive Powders fully satisfied that the
their tendency is discussed, the generally they
will be aud adopted. Madame Reste ccuars
to married ladies will be sen free Of postage except
ed, part Of The city United States Price Of Pre-
yentve Powders eve dollars package Principal oce 100
,rsenw'ch street, NJ Y. Philadelphia ONCE 3si South
EEhths street. 2td&itwy-dA
no PACKET SHIP sIDDONs, FOR LIVERPOOL
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