Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Go it, Girls: I:

We notieed--there, that's the way articles al
ways besin-but we were going to remark, a trio
Of beautiful girls few by our Office on horseback
yesterday morning, before the birds were up, and
gave rise to some pleasant reflections. The
sparkle of life was in their eye-the flush of rosy
health upon their cheek, and vigorous inde-
pcndence in their movements, while the honest,
unrestrained laugh told US that each had merry
heart. The ride without an escort had increased
their seie-reliancs, while the exercise and the
morning air had added blush to their beauty.
A spontaneous /" Go it, girls'" involuntarily es-
capped our lips, and wo vowed, that, as soon as
We coald End pen we would say to all the fair
deputy. .sherifs Of Cupid, 6 Go ye, and do like
wise" Girls, there's nothing like it. For the
headache and heartache, for Dyspepsia and COM
ing Feyers, for homesickness, lovesickness and
the blues, good gallup in the early morning air
while the sleepy world is rolling over towards
sunrise, and the sentimenta!s are snoring away
amid dreams and feathers, is better than all the
pills that Balus & Co. ever invented. Is there O
lauguor upon your frame, sickness in you,
hoart, vacant glare in your eye and hectic
flush centering upon your cheek ?--Mount the
saddle, and lash some headstrong charger out
upon tho Prairie, and you can run away from
Consumption in half an hour! Death fingers on
velvet sofas, and sleeps between the leaves Of
yelow-covered romances. Oh! that the daugh-
ters OF this generation would care more fo,
health, visor, self-reliance and genuine worth
aud less for the prudery and sentimental moon.
shine, tho hoops, feathers, fxings. and fol-de-
rolls, that are giving us " angels" instead of wo.
men, and dolls for the parlor instead of wives
for the world Girls ought to be great romps-
it is better, ten times, than paying doctors bills
Why will not the /" dear creatures'' learn thai
the Future wants some of them for mothers, and
that it is better that they be wild as Amazons
than lackadaisical, love-sick, feeble, fainting
fashionable TO OILS, ready to go into Mysteries if
lily lights 90 their aounces, and inquiring of the
dairy-woman--if they ever venture into the coun.
try-wh;ch COW gives the butter-milk!
Girls, stand up-stand up! Be healthy at all
hazards. Run out in the garden and dig in the
dirt, or ride fiery Bucephalous around the sub.
urbs- anything to give to your face ruddy glow
OF health, and to your whole frame elasticity
and you vii! be respected by all sensible people,
and loved ten-fold better by everybody except
those m'ncing monkeys, and silly, braiuless moo
dies who court brandy punches all day, and wed
themselves to a lamp post every other night
Van yoa take the hint?
Coon "SzlL." N Y. Express editor at.
tended The late German Fremont gathering in the
Tabernacle, and the next day his paper came out
WITH most disgusting caricature of it, insulting
to the emigrant Germans who were chief in cal
ling the meeting, insulting to those in attendance
and outrasins the public generally by its abuse
of foreigners who had the manliuess to declare
Tor Fremont. The paper containing this disgust
ing article, OF course sold like hot cakes, and the
publishers found it necessary to issue another
Large edition. One frieud-so the paper an
nonncei in its next days issue--took fifteen
thousand copies and from that it was inferred
how app7ovingly the public looked upon ssch on
siaughts on the Germans. But the secret soon
came out those fifteen thousand copies were
ordered and paid for by an agent of the Central
Fremont Committee; ten thousand were given
away grataitously among the voters of the llth
and l7th Wards of the city, and the other 1000
were sent to Pennsylvania as Fremont election
eerns documents. Thus was the viper made to
sting itself to death. It is said that article
would make ten thousand votes for Fremont in
New York.