Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14


travelling. thsreis occasionally much 10 smo-e.
TO instruct. aud from which To learn lmportant
lessons Early IN the evening Young couple
took sests. side by side. of course. They we're
evidently in the eoarting season Of their young
lives little further on sat = couple Just
maried--,hst Is. only an hour previous To
getting into the e.r-and we're sow on the
Wedding eIcarslon IL vas easy 10 uansiA'e
the condition Of these young people. a. well
a. stiii another pair Ia the extreme corner
The last ~as most remark able. from the fact
Of exhibiting the case u . rich elderly msn'
married within a week. to a young aud bash
fal girl There vas no @istAking aPpesfAn
ees, for had never seen. nsr heard OF any OF
ths.e people. There 10 much less d by Poori-
~ exhibited by the same people IA nlsht
passage. than might be manifested IA the day
Every QUE 10 sleepy. perhaPs-or at least. each
oss suppo-es ali others either asleep. or oeiiv'
ioas 10 every thing that IL passing. Aud be-
sides, AZ - not a-cs.sary that aoy one should
care what any one should see or hear. when
.hone upon al midnight. only by faint lamps
IN two corners Of a car Conversation too,
will settle into . free aud easy mode-as no
body is supposed to hear. The three couple
mentioned, did attract sttention-psrtieulAriy
That Of two cid maids aud three married Ia
dies. Married msn went 70 sleep. or not. jus'
a. they pleased. But the ladies would mol
sleep They kept up the he. he. he .. and ma
Ina, =, all along. They laughed. or glggled
Through all the vowels Of Murray. By th,
way-what = deceitiul thing II this laugh OF
1.-The vowsls-it always shows itself. aud show,
character unerringly-or at least. . certain
state Of character. To laugh our light. anc
heartily. may. or may not. deceive. There IL
deceit ia a crocodile laugh q, we'll as in
crocodile tear 1t requires some experience a
we'll as judgment, through which TO determine
whether we are deceived OF not by the laugl
or tear The tear may be crocodile or IL ma,
not. 1t must issue aud emanate from tn
lachrymsl glands. aud is certainly, within 1t
!, self. a genuine tear; composed Of all the regu
lar elements. The tear may be honest enough
But. suffering itself to be the representative o
feelings not genuine. has 10 take the penalty
Of contempt in such case IN sde aud prov ided
10 the same way the crocodile laugh may
subject to as severe penalty. There is. how
ever. some difference between the laugh and tes
4 and the penalty ought TO be more severe i
the one case than 10 the other. A tear is muc
). more likely TO deceive than a laugh. II is q
n most impossible for common person 10 n
d sist a tear. Whereas, laugh always stick
!. comes from. The laugh may be trusted gen
e orally. when haiIing from. or sounding near .th
n regions Of the heart-but, when coming frol
II the wind-ppe, or giz<ard, must be locke
a upon with many degrees Of suspicion. Th
!. penalty. therefore. should always be regulate
d according to the locality, or physical regio'
r whence the impostor crocodile laugh Issues
20 Either laugh or tear, when genuine. 10 said
lie be highly beneficial to health. Thousan de
D. lives annually saved by crying aud laugh
ge ing. Either in the laugh or cry, muscles q
said to be brought into operation ia the hum
b, system. which are never exercised only in Il
e act oh laughing or crying. Aud all the mu
Il cles Of the human systen--each. Of cours
or given for useful purpose. ought to be occ
IS sionally exercised, in order to keep up 90
n sound, aud healthy system.
Who does not feel the better Of q laugh =
:" mean a laugh coming from the righs place.
y long. loud. aud hearty laugh Aud as for q
~ cry or the tear. 1t sproverbial the world owe
Id as given Us in history from all time, ~ VI
nc as the experience Of modern days, that the
'h is nothing equal to good cry for the relief
" depressed feelings in either sex. 1t is know
that women scknow ledge aud practice the ,e
" very often. And 1t must not be denied. III
= the steruer sex also ind great relief from a {
pious shedding of tears on certain occasion
; May be there II man willing TO confess
: though all, may not be Inclined to deny t
soft Impeachment