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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-07
!" Fickle Man.

-...." Fickle Man" There Is, gen
orally speaking, so much In a mans ma
ture that is incomprehensiblc to a woman,
that it is always daring task for her to
weigh bis actions, or to attempt the
divination Of his feelings. His love is
seldom her love !; his faith is not her faith /;
his life Is not her life-only in moments
Of existence which shine out briefly and
brightly in the dark expahse of memory.
like stars on the purple frhament, does
itseem that love and sympathy can raise
the curtain, and let one soul perceive the
other. Forif woman knows not man,
neither can he, except in instances, regu-
late the spring of her faults, or discover
the fountain of her virtues.
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10 A baby is mothers anchor; ST

H A baby is mothers anchor; she
cannot go far from her moorings, and yet
true mother never lives SO little in the
present, as when by the side Of the era
die. Her thonhts follow the imagined
future of the child. The babe is the
holdest Of pilots. and guides her fearless
thoughts down through scenes of coming
years. The old ark never makes such
a VOYAGE as the cradle daily does.
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| fire from the friction of the timber ovel
which it passed. Several moments o.
awful suspense to those above, and still
more awful to him, below, ensued, re
them and him a fatal and instant cat
astrophe seemed inevitable. But the fire
was extinguished with bottle of water
belonging to himself, and then the party
above, though almost exhausted by their
labors, succeeded in drawing him to the
top. He was as calm and self-possessed
as upon his entrance into the pit, but all
of his companions, overcome by fatigue,
sank down upon the ground, and his
friend Professor Wright, from over-exer-
tion aud excitement, tainted, and remain
ed for time insensible.
The young adventurer left his name
carved in the depths of the Maelstrom--.
the name of the first and only person that
ever gazed upon its mysteries,
Louisville Journal.
The young adventurer is said to be a
son of Geo. ID. Prentice, editor of the
Louisville Journal.
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Or A county public school superin-
dent in Alabama. not long since, was par
ty to rather d funny Incident, He has
frequently to examine teachers ere giving
them certificate of competency TO act as
such. In Que Of the backwoods schools
the trustees requested him to ascertain if
young lady who applied for teacher
ship was able to fill the duties Of the sta
tion. He accordingly informed ber that
at the request of the trustees, be would
proceed to examine her. Drawing her.
selfup to her full height and retreating to
the opposite corner Of the room, she ex-
claimed with yirtuous Indignation
"l'll have you to know, sir, that you
nor DO other man shall examine me r
The young lady = mistake was soar ex-
planned away. much to her relief and that
Of the superintendent and trustees.
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or The Port Gibson Reveille thinks
editors are better qualified Tor military
officers than other people. because their
appropriate place is at IRE he'd cfa ~
1mr
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~-@rs------
A Crooked Place.--Doesticks has fur
nished the New York Picayune an ae-
count of his visit to Boston, from which
the following extracts are made
Ninety nine extra sized angle worms
lccomoting at high pressure speed about q
garden walk of showery afternoon, and
being perpetually turned back when they
got to the edge, and compelled to cross
each others trails in innumerable direc-
tions, would, if the ground were soft, and
every footstep plainly visible, draw, On the
gardenwalk aforesaid, a tolorably ac-
aurate map of the city of Boston. 1t is
crookeder than nine acres of rams horns,
and has more corners than 4 cord of
cross-cut saws.
You see your friend, and you call out
to him. "Jones wait minute r. and
you start to see Jones, thinking that he
is just across the street.
Misguided man far distant Jones
You climb about nine hills, turn about
ninety corners before you get in hailing
distance Of Jones again.
The streets looked as if they had been
made somewhere and dumped here in
huge tangle, and nobody had taken the
trouble to straighteh them out again
1t looks as somebody had been building
a lot of cities by contract and the job
hadn't come out even, and he had thrown
down remnants of streets and odds and
ends of alleys, and little shipped Off bits
of lines and avenues, and called it Bos-
ton.
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VOL. vII..--NO a.


Ifyou are very precise man, and
wish to be certain of what you get, never
marry girl named Ann; for we have
the authority of Lindley Murray and
others than ian is an indefinite article"
If you would like to have wife who
is one of a thousand" you should mar
ry an Emily or an Emma, for any prir-
ter can tell you that "ems are counted
by the thousands"
If you do not wish to have a bustling,
ny-about wife, you should not marry one
named Jenny; for every cotton spinner
knows that jennies are always on the go.
If you want to marry Belle, it is not
necessary that you should be a sexton,
just because you have to ring her at the
altar
Ifyou marry one named Margaret, you
may fear for the manner that she will
end her days, for all the world knows
that pegs were made for hanging.
If you wish to succeed in life as a por-
ter, you should marry Caroline, and treat
her very kindly, THAT / will-TYPo,) for
so long as you continue to do this you
will be good to Garry.
The most incessant writer in the world
is he who is always bound to Ad-a-line.
You may adore your wife, but you will.
be surpassed in love when your wife is
Dora.
Many men of high moral principles and,
who would not gamble for the world, still
have not refused to take Bet.
No printer who expects to make any
thing off his Brother typos by the game
of "jefing," should harry Mary for
the craft, generally, know that "mot,
ly" is no count.
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1
Precocity an Ec,l-Precocity is gen
orally an indication of disease and it has
been very safely predicted of infan,
prodigies, that they rarely grow UP
clever, because, in fact, they rarely grow
up at all. They "o'er inform their ten
ement of clay"-the fire of intellect
burns faster than the body can supply il
with aliment, and so they Spiritualize
and evaporize. Mind and body are yoked
together to pursue their mysterious jour
ney with equal steps, nor can one out
strip the other without breaking the har-
ness and endangering the whole machine.
We would rather that a child's right
shoulder should grow higher than his
left, than that his mind should get the
start of his body for the former would
only affect his symmetry, the latter is
frequently a fatal symptom. Were all
authors as ingenious as DIR. johnson in
disclaiming the juvenile miracles of wit,
attributed to them the number of our
really precocious writers, who have at
tanned subsequent celebrity, would proba-
bly, be extremely limited. As to solitary
instances of preternatural talent in chill
dren, limited to one direction, they do
not come within the scope of our argu-
ment. Such was that incomprehensible
faculty of arithmetic in the celebrated
Calculating Boy, who in an instant could
solve problems which would be an hours
puzzle to our ablest calculators with
all appliances and means to boot" and
yet this urchin could not even explain
the process by which he performed the
miracle. One would imagine that by
some peculiar Organization of his brain,
a ray of omniscienee had shot athwart it,
giving us single glimpse of its divine
origin, as when the clouds are opened by
lightning, We appear to get momentary
peep into the glorious of the ihermost
heaven. With such an example in mex
plicable Intuition we do not despair of
future striplihgs, who, in the intervals of
Of peg-top and cricket will kindly spare
a moment of quadrating the circle, dis
covering the longitude, explaining the
causes of polar attraction, and solving
other Gdipean riddles which have puz-
zeled the world since its creation, while |
The young sages shall be all unconscious
of the might within them. Out of the
mouths of babes and sucklihgs may such |
revelations be ordained. As, however,
he loss of one of our senses generally
luickens and strengthens the rest, so the
oreternatural growth and vigor of any
particular mental faculty commonly
;ripples or weakens the others. A hump
hacked man is spindle-shanked, and the
Calculating Boy, in all directions but
me, was weak-minded and simple. In
very thing "order is heavens first law"
and equilibrium are the only
dement's Of beauty and strength.
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lille f p Moi bsnia contraire eure Oh il accom
plirat.
-is pouan que h veux Bauer pas qu sol
question
Ca res-deporabe. Pouquo beaufrere
vos enraine Conrad dams mud expeditions de coebande VOLTA
cause do loppoition de Bauer
Que Comment Ces mauds Fran
Gals ont tue La m beGu vine chose Fl
reu qnd contrebanie SQUIRE
Domain gos ggne s plus luen Circumstance ordinaie
O1 est Conrad !
--Je Ignore dit Ia soupir
Noiraud sogna piemen quote
ouva enhn chez de camad precsemen Philippe await etc
cho pendre sixeme ballot ur fit du plan await etc
e deux sempesn de eurs habements
Conrad dnquietude pale cee
aat aors fs await bon epo compta apprendre Marie
pote on place pere Sill de auoudha aurement
il reserait chez lu le endemain.
LIE so pendant petite heure await trois ous quill e
e demanda Conrad quel prochaiue expedition
Conrad nava de Marie. II u ernier
quill await m ge Brunei Et trembnt de audce
pae file pouvat sempeche deprouver
te dogus du bename ct de la hnesse
laquele il await Ia surveillance de
Ellie Deu ce du
denn plus at
rait probabement la journee isser. .
fau Conrad u quill u indquat chemln
qu pepdran Ellie plus dune fs Henchhusen pendant
Pautomne nnas esben ardoee bod de aquee monta
sener qus dau Ellie conura fe ben attention
que devat dangereux temps eat
d une nege eblouisane
Unite de WILHELM ERrEL,
par EDoUARD ScHEFrrER.
(La fin au proclaim numsro)
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ELIXIR M D. GUILLIE 's! sss.s ss,siSsa'' s PAUL GAGE

AsrHxEs, cArARRHE, coQUELUcHE, RHU.
MES, ToUx cosvULsivE, ISELAMNATIoxs DE
PoIrRIyE, etc. = Ces affections sont 10 re-
sultat dune accumulation, dams 10 tissu
memo du poumon ct sur In surface des bron
chcs, dune mstiere glaireuse, AcRg, Wis.
QUEusr, EpAIssE, qui s'est deve oppee dams
Ie ponmon Ia suite 'aue Inflammation. La
traohee .artere est bouchse, 10 poumou no 10
dilste plus, la respiration devient impossi-
ble. La nature cherc,e q expulscr cette
HUNEuR eLAIREUsE par des acces de toux
convulsive, ct ic maladc meurf asphyxie, al
on ne se hate dc lui administer fEhxir
pour sapplser aux efforts impuisssnts do In
nature. H a u "
APoPLgxII, PARALYsiR. - lie cerveau est
traverse par une quantite infnie dc vsis-
sosux ssngains Ut lympaatiques; II est en-
veloppe dune pellicule ou membrane mu-
queuse, qui exsude une humeur glaireuse
chargee d'entretenir cot organe dams un etat
d'humidite convenable. Aussitot que, par
une caure quelconque, un pcu dinhsmma-
tion % developpe, soft dams les vaisseanS
sanguins oa lymphatiquss, soft dams ID pclli-
cule on membrane muqueuee, ct que, par
suite. rhumeur glaireuse est sScretse plus
abondsnte qu'il ne convicnt, ii y EPAscHB-
NEST do cette humeur dams 10 ccrvesu, ct,
pcu sprcs, ApoPLExfE ct PARALrsIG.
II ny qu'un moyen d'empecher un ~
reil malheur. c'est fuser de fEhrr de
GsiUik AvANr, pKSDANr IT APREs L'EPAN-
rer Ia rssorptioo par uns derivation puis-
sante sur le tabe Intestinal, ell y q gu lisa-
BILE, nALADIks BfLiEusEs, SIEvRE JAU-
HE, JAUxIssE, ISDIoEsTIoSs, cHoLEsA NOR
aus, etc. = Lorsque 10 foie est devenu 10
siege dune Inflammation viclcnte, cote in
Aammation - communique Ia rate, Z ies-
tomac OF aax intestins per suite d an dsbor-
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dement, de ollie daus ces divers organes. UnS
veritnblc infection purulente par Ia bile ne
developpe sla jaunisse, Va fevre iaunc. dcs
6evres putrides ct bilieuses, les dcvres de
marais, 10 cholera et les Inalsdes pestilen.
tielles so declarent. les calculs biliaires se
torment dams Ia vesicule du fisl, etc. Pour
prevenir Cos desordrcs, il fanf expulser do Ia
foie la bile putreiiee par finfammation, au
fur ct I mesure qu'elle Sc produit, Of EN-.
ployer Get effet rEiir,r de Ga,llse prepare
par PAUL GA6E, qui reunit, Q une action
purgative doucc, dcs qualities tonilnes ct an.
iipuirides. ~ $3.50 " H.
CArARRHs DE- IA vEssfE. - Lor-que les
urines sont surchsrgees dune mstiere giai.
reuse, QuELQUEvoIs BoUKBEusE oU ROC.
oEArRE, quelquefois 6lAnte Ut pour sinsi
dire HUILEusE, cette mstiere irrite les pa.
rois do Ia vessie ct y devcloppe 10 catsrrhl
vesical. 0UERisos: empecher Ia maticre
giaireuse de ssjournc' dams In vessie ct d'y
penetrer en- usant de Ei,xv De GHdii< pro-
pare par PAUL GA0E. ff r..r.-E ...r7
GourrE Er RHUNATisxI. - Ces deux
msladies graves doiveat leur orisino une
matiere gInireuse, ACRE, qui sest hxee sur
les membranes synovialos dcs srticulations
ct sur les apQoevroses Qui cnveioppent les
muscles. lndiquer la cause de ces inaladics,
c'est indiqucr 10 remede; ccst dire que
PEhxir de Gxsiiit prepare par PAuL 0Aos
est le meilleur agent qu'on Paisse employer
pour soulagsr Wits ct gusrir solidenent. La
guerison - complSte par russxe du 1sssa
ELccfyo-M Magssfsqss. as. sIEs. ssr.f
Nous renverrons, pour les eutres mala-
d'ol est extrait &c qui precedc. On lc deli.
vrs gratis svec chaque boufeilIe. IT ccle qui
men sera pas sccompsgnsc sers reputee
coutrefzitc
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4- g. MEDAILLE D'noNNEUR 1870. a5,a s.s.rT IS,
vESiCATolRES, CAUTERES lE PERDRIEL
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commodhe
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
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Sur CO monde aux fausses caresses
Oh Phomme pour mourir est ne,
Courez d'ivresses en- ivresses,
Volez de Lais Phryne
Apres tout, c'est un court passage
9n'an fait ioi.bas aux fambeaux
Pourquoi sc farder le visage
Est-ce pour le YER des tombeaux !
Vivons sans soucis ct sans gene,
Dormons sur notre vanite;
II nest qu'un homme Diogene
Dams toute cette humanite
C'est assez de querelles vides,
C'est assez de grands discours creux..
Eh. qu'importe aux levres svides
LIE beau nuage vaporeux nT
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PATENTTEE9
PRODUITS CHINIQUES TT PHARNlCEullQlES.

100 hGrons Benznc Collas,
$50 tacons sirop de deutiti0n.
200 tiacons Injection Brou;
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kilo tartrate dc potassei
D kilos glyc.rine blancAe.
100 kiios hydroc yses ct fer do Bera!.
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de bolIadone, do de- valGrinne, do dc cigu6.
do de regiisse. do alcoolique de lactucariuin
d'Aubergier, d heurs nouvelles dc violctte, do
guinauve, De uauye, dc tilleul, de- cRm"
mile, dc roses de Provhis, pavots, etc, etc.
". y - On trouvers au mtme etablis-c.
msnt toutes 10. IntdseInes patentses amer.
Gaines.
DEPOT DE sANGsUES hongroises ct do
Ia Grandc. Chartrcuse dee Pyrenees.
Toutcs les marchandscs aysut etc expo
diees en- depot, Seront par ce fnit, vendues .
dcs PRiX TRLs MopERts.
LOUIS CAsTEL, Agent.
vsntes en- gros OF en- detail.
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VICTOR HUGO.
Ce don't il faut avoir envie. .rT
Et ce qu'avant tout nous revons,
C'est une assez joyeuse vie
Pour oublier que nous vivons.
Et que faut.il pour repdre un bougt
Semblable au palais rutilant g..
Des bouteilles au ventre rouge
Avec dcs fssnmes aux seins blancs
On vivait dams les temps antiques
Mais tout SC disloque, d'honneur!.
On So forge des maux mystiques
Dcvaut uD palpable bonheur!.
Pales reveurs des solitudes.
Qui vous trainer au bois, dormant,
Quittez les profondes etudes
Et venez vivre follement
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-08-07

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VICTOR HUGO.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

METROPOLITAN THEATRE The Amer
ican Dramatic Troupe, still continue tc
hold forth at the Metropolitan Theatre
to average houses On Monday nigh,
The Wife" was enacted, Fanny Dem.
ming Hanks making her first appear.
ance, as Mariana. Mr.. j. H. Warwick
as St. Pierre. Miss Fanny Deming
Hanks was called before the curtain and
made a very pretty and appropriate
speech. Miss Belle Divine was also
called out several times for songs. Mon.
day evenings entertainment closed with
the young Widow"
The Lady of Lyons" was the play
of Tuesday night, in which Mr.. War.
wick, as Claude Melnotte, and Miss
Fanny Deming Hanks, as Pauline, did
themselves ample justice. The even
ing closed with the farce of "Our Gal
Miss Hanks, as Caroline Morton, makes
an excellent Yankee character.
"Ingomar, or the Barbarian" was pro.
duced on Wednesday evening, followed
by the kiss in the Dark" We hear
the performance favorably mentioned.
On the occasion of a Benefit to the
Nevada Rifles last night the Irish Ii
on" was brought out, followed by "Faint
Heart" The house was full.
The members of the troupe, have Ia
hored under some disadvantages since
the commencement of their engagement
at this place, but that they have gener-
ally come up to the expectation of the
public, the fair houses in attendance are
pretty good evidence. The engage
ment closes on Saturday night, when
the Nevada Rifles tender grand bene-
fit to the troupe.
Tonight the Robinson Family will
appear at the Theatre in "Charles the
Second" and Nan, or the Good for
Nothing" Miss Susan, favorite young
actress, besides appearing in several
characters, will sing some of the most
popular songs, and execute several fa-
vorite dances. Miss Susan is worth see
ing. r