Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29
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5ia IN " weeks since we
sTd %sTs sIon =, Ins cars when gentleman came
heS;5a !" tront OF us VINO
fbonoht ~
turned ,nor tI tifIs Aue conversation
d nc Panlon VINO
1Tast % ySinfar r.IVs,SS, " ss;3 s,o Pe.Se, s,I
with him. The winter before we snent IN Flor
| ida; and nowswe are thinking of removing 10
Wisconsin or Minnesota, for the benefit of his
health" 4,
| The gentleman expressed some thouohts relo.
tive to her hardshipsin in thus going S,T1
her home and friends, and travelling so .mpch.
abroad.
| s0!" she replied, 81 do not mind that at all.
| if he can only regain his health. / like New
England better than any other par OF. the conn
try, for it is home; but nm sgiino; 10 live nv,
where, for his sake" -
Her husband made no reply ashe heard these,
words but volumes were in his ewes. 5The in.
cidemt, however did not particularIva imnress no
until we stopped at station about a half ho,1r
afterwards Then a friend entered the and
took seat by our side. He.was troubled, VIII
bronchial and lung difficulty. of some years
standing In course of-conyersation-v we recon-
mcnded residence in a certain Western State
| to which he replied. in substance
81 should have been three months aeo ifmy
wife had been willing to go But ali her friends
are here in Massachusetts, aud no consideration
could induce her to leave for n residence On far
away
We looked at once at the STRANGE woman +
whose conversation we cited SssN9bla y,iFa !,
we said, "One of a thousand donhilao in tb;s
spirit of self fdenial tor her husbandSs sake Si
Therelis certainly a great difference hat,vean5
these two wives. Happy Home. -
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for you to pass an evening once or tyyice IN !.
lady,s drawin,,.roon even 1bono Tho co,,,,o.s
ton is slow. and YOU know the e,irl's sonos h,,,
heart, than in a club, tavern or the nit Of
theatre All amusements of yonth 10 which.
virtuous women are not admitted reIv5 nm II
are deleterious in their nature All men who
avoid female society have dull rercent;one and
are stupid. or have gross tastes and Tsvolts
against what is purc. Yonr cjnb svysogerore yrbo
are sucking5the butts of billiard cnss all i%bt
call female society insipid Poetry is insiniSl to
n vokel. beontv has no chor,ne tc . Ll;,,l ,,o
music does not please n moor beast who does not
know one tune, from another. md no n tr,Io eT
cure is hardly ever tired of water sanchv and
brown bread and butter I nrotest 4 can s;t fors
a whole night talking to we'll .repnIofed E;n5Iv
woman about her eirl. .comine, out or har boy
at Eton md lke fSs evenino,ssS e,Storts;Sr,aI,i
One of the great benef;ts
from woman society is fiat hs isj hogn5 10 bo
respectfil 10 them ha ab;fs ;s of S,rSst s,oi
to Your moral man. depend unon Il 0nr rs eI efn.
cation makes of us the most -erinantIy sscIIisb
men IN the world. We fight for ourselves, we
push tor ourselves, we yawn for ourselves, we
hight our pipes, and saytwe wont go out, we
prefer ourselves, ana our ease; and the greatest
good, that comes to man from woman's So
clety4IS, tnat ne has to think Oh somebody DC.
SIDES himself, somebody to whom ne Is bound to
oe constantly attentive and respecttpl.-1hac&-i
cray coy