Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19
How to Preserve Women.

There Is nothing in the world that We think
50 much OF rs We Go of woDIen. Our mother X
woman-wlfe, sisters, and pretty cousins. are
wolaen and tile daughters will be if Heaven
spare them } they live long enough And
there L. love OF women ia general which We
30 not deny. A fine, magnificent specimen Of
the sex, tuli OF life and health u ripe red check
and flashing eye, i something that docs ONE
good To look al Is she illUminates the hHgdrun1
sidewalk and everyday Streets A North NV
sr steamer, unGcr full headwav with flvinc col
rrs, Is rather pretty slght-rather stirring and
inspiring and We puli up our tired nag To see
rel pass. ComparatiYely Y, however, the steamer
sIAks INTO lnsignhcance, or some other very
deep water, by the side OF "a well-kept we'll
dressed woman. There i no rubbing II ont 3.
women are the ornament, charm. blessing beau
" and bliss of life mems life we mean OF
course. Any means that can be devised FOR pre-
serving them should be publicly made known
they are different from any other kind of fruit
i on cannot pickle them You cannot do them
Gp M sugar aud set them IN a cold room. with
paper soaked in brandy over their fnoutlss Yot,
cannot pat them mp IN eaus and seal them up
alr-tight, without rJuriHg their foru aud flavor
Vow, q men are - dependent upon women for
lie's choicest blessings, a proper mode of pre-
serving them becomes of great nomegf and We
are that the public VIII thank Us for an in
1altlble recipe.
Have the feet weT 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 those organs through the skin that
the Shiyer comes 1t is natures QUAKE the
alarm bell at the outset Of danger. A woman
may never shiver from the effect of cold upon
her limbs, or hands, or head but let the cold
strike through Der clothing on the chest and
her teeth 90 off into chatter. and the whole or
ganism Is in commotion. One sudden and Sc
we're impression of cold upon the chest has slain
- al
are well looked after, never forget the chest
These points attended TO- the natural conuec-
lions of the dress viii supply the rest, and The
woman Is ready for the air. Now let her visit
her neighbors. 90 shopping, call upon the poor,
and walk tor the good of It, for the iun OF It.
Keep away from the stove or register. Air
that j. dry or burnt. more or less charged by
the gas>es evolved by the fuel, is poison. Go
up stairs and make the bed with mIttcns on
Fly around the house like mad. Don't sit
peut up IN a single ro-fa with double windows.
Fruit viii not retain lis full form or fiaver In
air-tight cans neither will women. They need
air. Ii the shiycr comes on during these oper-
atious, 60 directly and put sunlcthIng more
about he chest.
Again DO not live in dark rooms Light
fades the carpet but 1t feeds the flower. No
living animal or vegetable can eHiov health IN
darkness Light is also Hs necessary ;.s air and
brown tan is far preferable, even as a matter
OF beauty. To a sckiy paleHoss Of compleNiou
Thus much IN regard to the physical means
for preservation. There are moral means I'M
poitaut. Every woman sbouid be married 10
an excellent man. Marriage, it Is true brings
care and wear, but it IS the ring that Is worn
that keeps bright, and The watch that lies SUI
and INV ouud that gets out of order The sweet
,ymIathics involved IN relation to the family.
the new energies developed by new RESPONSE
biIfies tle new compeu~st len for all outlay~ uf
strength, brings about a delightful play OF the
heart and intellect, which. in their reaction up
on the body, produces ali cEtlci that l. nothing
less tlau preservation. Then. there is n higher
moral power than thls-oue which speak OF
-oheriy and honestly. no one is completely
armed against Tie eucroachiug ills of lie. Who
has IA lac heart no place for religion. he calm
.'ss, The patience, the Joy and hope, that are in
possession Of that woman whose heart is right
IN - highest relation, never fail 10 preserve
and heigl.ten every personal power and ciaIm
THAT she possesses.
There you have the receipe. Some Of it is
in sportye form, but is not the less sober truth
Ii has within IT cure ior many disease 1T the
preventive of more. II might be made longer
but when We see its prescriptions universally
adopted, II viii be time TO bring forward the re
maILLer.