Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-27
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II STARTING IN THE WoRLD.-Many su
unwise parent labors hard and lives SPA
rlngly oil bis HE. for ;be purpose 81 leay.
ing enough TO give his1childreh Star, ia
the world, as It's called. Setting Young
man sfoat with money left him By bis re.
iatives, Is like tying bladders under the
/ arm o. one who cannot swim ten chances
TO one De will lose his bladders aud 90 10
the bottom. Teach him 10 swim ana he
VIII never need the bladder. Give YOUR
child q sound education. and yeu have
done enough for hims See 10 |! that his
morals are pure. his mind cultivated, and
bls whole nature made subservient 10 the
laws which govern man. and you have
given what will be of more value than the
wealth Of The Indies. You have piyen
him al start which no mislortune can de-.
prive bin Of. The earlier YOU ieacb him
% dePead upon hisoWn resources, The bel
Wdys Ie1Fs5 y ,|I| |tueumes Wound,
bebindik Bodily exhaustion. what is itf
We have passed night Of dissipation
well then we can sleep Il oIf--a very plea
SAINT remedy for weariness But for that
mental exhaustion which succeeds over
strained attention, and leaves the mind
berefs Of yigor aud elasticity there is no
agreeable remedy. nothing but the show
er bath Of adversely or The caustic 81 sui
fering which the skillful physicipn Fate
knows how to administer. Fl
GtRL,sn ToRpoR. The girls who re
main torpid 10 their girlhood. cold as the
reflection Of moon in aswell. are pretty
ESure TO repay themselves for such i'll. lime
sobriety by glowing meridian, ten years
after date Idetest even virtues that are,
I'm q a,ural, Il hate matronly miss The
cat should begin i,s life BY being a, kit
ten. y Ia
SILEEcr In THE PRIARIEs.-One Of
the most striking things is the silence Of
the prairies. lin absolutely awfil: At
night, when the moon has gone down,
and the stars are all out, 10 stand in the
centre Of one. OF these mammoth plains
4 and mark The deep unbroken silence tina
4 surrounds 8 you. is sublimely impressive
| never witnessed any effect likeit. No
solitary sound can be heard-no insects
mo bird, no beast, no human voice o.
4 step-bnt all il one space Of ground and
fearful silence. Such spot, far from ihs
busy hsunis Of congregated muliitudes
bAcomesio the good man like The elofion
Bethel, where the journeying patriarch
slept.
Chirac, the celebrated physician. wheI
on bis death bed, felt his own pulse
limaeiniLe that be was on ! visitto one 9
his own patients. and said "ths patient
dead msn be has been 'blooded an
! ouehito have been purged." He expil
ed Immediately.
= Human happiness has no perfect s.
d curi,y. hui freedom !; freedom none b
|. virtue; virtue none but knowledge; an
fneither freedom. nor virtue.nor kno wledgI
has any yigor or immortal hope. except
!. The principles Of the Christian faith an
h In the sanctions Of the Christian religion.
n a parent may leave an estate 10 his so
9 but how soon may il be mofsgaged II
3 may issve himmoney. out now soon m'
i Il Be- snuandefedl Better leave him
= sound con stitu,ions habits Of industry,
i unblemished reputation. and 40 iuwa
= abhortence OF vice. 10 any shape.nf form
y these canno, be wresied from him, 81
are better than thousands Of gold and
lver $50
The Spspiards have pfoverb u
$ adrinkiue water neither makes %
sick nor ID debt. nor makes bis vile
widow !" aad this Spanish prosefb, y
most proverbs. i certainly true.
Ii IL said thai 1 FELLOW out West
= cehily los. bis eyesieht By reading 3
rousa newspapers. We merely note
= fact. 3 Cd awful and imprsssive warm
= 10 eli who are guilty Of this abonina
lprsetiee.