New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-09
IN Fl z W Z A T H L R
BY MRS L. H. sIGoURNEY

BY MRS. L. H. sIGoUREEY.
WHLr convenient thing the ves.her IT,
For pauei,y Of tbousht. How II helps out
All social intercourse. Wnst would become
OF the fast tsikeIs shen the daily news
Grows stale and s'syDsnt were n not fIr this
But most Of al, IL IL the life ard breath
OF ceiencnious cals: "'1is very c,id;r
AID every one s.septs Hos warm H."
1h.n strsishiwsy every hesrsr wipes his brow.
Ft.,ins tn. beai srll move 'fis something tho,
To find subject o. which ell 'gree
Are hush the sntssoni,tie spirit down
In sweet correpr
One from the country comes
To The Crest Empire City III. would f.in
Cell on dame OF f,shion whom h. krew
In othsr times Downing his best. be mounts
The lory reps, and 'inss tie silver bell
With good eouisse Rushing elias are beAi;
Oh! what on earth Is lac 70 say 10 her.
Nhc IN those halls Of marble, paint and gold
Dwslls Inc qn.sn' AbaPpy ,hoasas unbnds
Nam, I'll. exceeding co d"
To this grave ruth she srseefuly subs tibes
-"They say there's never been such weataes known
Since oie e0lo Friday fifty ,esrsA ago,
Wien eyeryt eins Fl. re up You can, perhaps
keaenbei iL ~
Ny memory don't extend 10 what took place
Ere Wa bonn
Th.r. was thou.h too much
About the weather friend. rut, back ne comes,
new. horsad aud blui derins, 10 he chsige assiu.
"'Twss hot, las summer. Mssnl- uncommon hot,
Even in the country | should think that here,
AmOpe these tall biei houses, i would sem
Some Ike n sirisht stove. May &c you Ike
i've .stnd the Summer months
At some cool watering place"
solo Psuse
WHAT'S 10 be dsDef
q Do you ride out much, MA'an,
In pleasant weather."
'No Broadwsy's SO block'd
With piles Of snow, my husband vii NOS let
T.. ooschn sn drive thers,-snd 'ti' very dull
In the back streets"
"Isuess see storm,
Not far ahead For such dsy - this
VIII prove = .ner breeder. must De
A letirg home, before aaJthtr raft
OF blindii snow, tn clog the raj rosds up:
Excuse 80 short call. Good norniD'. M'am."
Ane forth be rustes 70 toe clear, cold air.
BLESSING the wealth. tnst had heipd hin OUT
OF his dnepins. In Elf avenue
But as for US, who DO not need such help,
kethipks This sckneJ'd theme Piedom'Istss
More than 10 fttivg-spd we might as ~el
Make Ourselves ~eathefcocks and pefch our thoughts
On sharp stssples p0irt. The rain, he hail.
The snow the VI por a. the vseriUg wisd-
Absorb tLeif intercourse, who might, perchance,
Eit N this sres, habtsble GLOBE. sift out
Some speech Of knowledge. OF . Makers skfl.
Let's have eeathsy. eau, WHO shall not talk
About the weather. but BY certain roles
Ard resustiCD,, which we herewith state:
-frst, having ssid, conciseiy Is we can,
v hst weather It's TO day, we will NOT trace
IL history through the pat, or predicate
Its rof future.
B-cond-Time thus saved
Shall be disposed of on the following teins:
Item q word about somr useful book;
Or way Of doing good word or two
To grid the youthful mind In duty's PATH
To cheer the AGED pilgrim on his course,
To bam the b., e6mg heart WI o. mostly;
word or two Of patriotic love
For our whole bi.ss. j eounuy, aid of praise
To dim who fsih,I's Goa, AID ouIs.
- So may noiety Of the wssner's clsius
Pave out our pathway to 'termiess sky.
ford, Cons, 1897