The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-07


and ingra,itude have lost YOU that which will
never again be placed within your reach"
The old man then gave his foolish nephew
Ea.hupdred francs, to indemnify him Tor the
expenses Of his trip, took leave of him at the
door Of the depot, and returned home. The
feelings Of the youth may readily be imagin.
ed, but, as the yellow covered novels say,
= they cannot be described" | think this
Itrne story is an apt illustration Of the axiom
II" never halloo until you are out Of the
woods.
We find the following in the Lafourche
i (La.,) Union, but can't tell whether It IS
original there, or not No matter,--it is
leapltal article. and the author Of il, whoever
he may be, deserves well Of the Republic
N. y. Express.
HOW TO PRESERVE WOMEN.
There is nothing in the world that we think
Sc much Of as we do of women. Our mother is
a woman wife, sisters, pretty cousins, are
women and the daughters will be if (Hea-
ven spare them they live long enough.
And then there is love Of women in general
which we do not deny. A fine, magnificent
specimen OF the sex, full of life and health,
a ripe red check, and flashing eye, is some>
thing that does one good to look at as she ilu-
inmates the humdrum sidewalks, and every
day streets. A North River Steamer under
full hcadway, with colors flying, is rathera
pretty sght,-rather stirring and inspiring
and We pull up our tired nag to see her pass
and admire the swell she cuts. Comparatively,
however, the steamer sinks into nsigni6cance,
Or some other very deep water, BY the side
q a well kept, well dressed woman. There
Is no rubbingit out; women are the Orlia>
ment, charm, blessing, beauty and bliss Of
life, ,--(men's life, we mean, Of course.) Any
means that can be devised for preserving
them should be publicly made known. They
are different from any other kind Of fruit.
You cannot pickle them. You cannot do
them up in sugar and set them in cold room,
with paper soaked in brandy over their
mouths. You cannot put them up in cans
aud seal them up air tight, without injuring
their form and flavor. Now, as men are SO
j dependent upon women for lile's choicest
blessings, proper mode of preserving them
becomes OF great moment, and we are sure
that The public will thank Us for an dnlalabe
receipt.
Have the feet well protected, then pay the
next attention TO the chest. The chest is
the repository Of the vital organs, There
abide the heart and lungs. II is from the
impressions made upon these organs through
the skin, that the shiyer comes. Ii is ma
lures quake-the alarm bell-at the onset Of
danger. A woman never shiyers IRON the
effect Of cold upon her limbs, or hands, or
lead but let the cold strike through her
clothing on her chest, and of 90 her teeth
Intn chatter, and the whole organism is in
commotion. One sudden and severe inn
precision Of cold upon the chest has slain its
tens OF thousands. Therefore, while the feet
are well looked after, never forget the chest.
THESE polnts attended to, the natural con-
neclions of the dress will supply the rest,
and the woman is ready for the air. Now
let her visit her neighbors. go shopping, call
upon the poor, aud walk for the good Of it,
l.,r the fun Vi il.
Keep away from the stove or egister.
Air that is dry or burnt, more or less charg-
ed with gases evolved by the fuel, is poison.
TO up stairs and make tne beds with mittens
On. Fly around the house like mad, and
seatilate the rooms. Don't sit pent up in a
single room with double windows. Fruit
will not retain lis Toll form and flavor in air
tight cans neither will women. They need
ar. II the shiScr comes on during these
operations, 70 directly aud put on something
mOre about the chest.
Again, do not live in dark rooms. Light
fades the carpet, but il feeds the flower. No
living animal or vegetable can enjoy health
in darkness. Light is almost as necessary
as air, and brown tan il far preferable even
as matter Of beauty, 10 sickly paleness Of
complexion.
Thus much in regard TO the physical means
for preservation. There are moral means no
less important. Every woman should be
married to an excellent mau. Marriage, il
Is true, brings care aud wear, but il is the
ring that IS worn that keeps bright, and the
watch that lies still and unwouud that gets
nut ul order. The sweet sympathies evolved
~ the relations OF tile family, the new ener.
gles developed By new responsibilities, the
!. new compensation for all Outlays Of strength,
hrIng, about delightful play Of the heart
aud intellect wlneh, ia their reaction up0n
tie body, pruduces an elect that Is nothing
less THAI preservation. Then, there is
!, higher mural power than this--onc which we
l speak u spberly and honestly. No one il com
pcIci, armcd against the cncruaChing ills Of
lie, who has III thc heart no place for religun.
! Tue calmne.s, tie patirUCe, aud the joy and
!, linpe that are 10 pussessinn u that woman
! hpse heart Is right 10 is highest relation
csn ne,er iaIl tuprcser,c aud heighten every
!. personal p1wcr aud charm that she possesses.
i There! tou have the receipt. Some Of il
5 Is 10 spnrlKc form, but il is not tlc less So
: Der truth. lthas within il the cure for many
q diseaSe--ihe preventive for more. ltmigit
/. be madr lungrr; but ahen we see its presclp.
4 linus universally adopted, il will be time to
b bring lOrward the remainder.
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