The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

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! 'Eos1c NEeEssARr TO WoxEN-TAe following extract
from the Ladies' Department" Of the Casrnsa Far
suggests the Importance Of the study sf Logic to
women: ts q ..s.s
The proper development and legitimate use Of the
scoding propensity indispensable baancewheels II
the domestic relation and woman who understands
the aces the 'pAilosophy" f scolding, always
gain the victory But, unfortunately, few women
understand the dtu of sc0ldng there Whe know
and have studied the law of being good wives and moth
ers. The literate mode of wrong of scolding d
despicabe in itself and deleterious in it's Effects s
abuse of good thing. Women seold at random they
fire their guns ill-raned cambatants in battle,
gardless OF the enemy position, whom they may bit
the right one, the wrong one any at ALL They
not sure Of anything, only that the san goes Of
Women should scold phiosophcay, from cause eject
by induction and deduction. If this could be adopted
what conglomerated noise for nothing would be dis
pensed with"
May Heaven preserve US from tongue 10 trainedl
SMnEs.-The mouth has been quantity called the
throne of siles and smiles said to bs all saters
yet how little do they al resemble each otherl Some
are SIMPLE ingenious, modest and honest others are
tender winning and vouptuous others lively, gsy
petuapt Or witty a1d Others rnischievo6e sutf1
scorufo OF all these lovely misehievous companions
OF the lips the half smile 10 by far the most lovely. We
take the liberty of besowing this upon the virgin
smile shows itself with such tmdty which peeps
forth with such grace. and which dare not a. would
seem, completely expand itsef-the smile II We may
say so. which is not much smile a. the desire Of
smiling The half smile il the charming symbol Of In
and candor the emblem of virtue and o pleas
ure, simple natural and unsophisticated The fall.
formed smile, however, but little inferior to ts young
er sister somewhat less retiring and tmid it speaks
with spirit to the hear and the expression being
more complete tends to make it, perhaps still dearer to
the admirers of beauty The smile, when ingenious is
perhaps one Of the most powerful charms of beauty s
language is most expressive mute indeed but ELOQUENT
1t is by smile that bashul beauty approves an avowa
which her tongue opposes, but with which her heart is
hattered. How many conqnests have been made by
graceful smile T. .-.-......
FLowERs-Of all the minor creations of God flowers
to be most completely the eusons Of his love Of
beauty, grace and joy OF all the minor objects which
surround they the least connected with our ab.
e0lute necessities.
Vegetation might proceed, the earth might be clothed
with sober green all the processes Of fructcation
might be perfected without being attended by the glory
with which the flower is crowned but beauty and fra.
are poured the earth In blossoms Of endless
varieties radiant evidences of the boundess
OF the Deity. They are made solely to gladden. the
heart OF man, for light to his eyes, for living nspirs.
ton OF grace to bis spirit for perpetual admiration
The Greeks, whose souls preeminently sympathized
with the spirit of grace and beauty In everything
enthusiastic in their love, and lavish in their Of flow
ers They scattered them in the porticoes of their tenn
Piles, they offered the affairs Of Of their
detes-they were strewed in their conquerors path
on all occasions of fesvity and rejoicing they
strewn about, or worn in garlands ,t
The guests at banquets were crowned with them-the
bowl was wreathed with them and whenever they wish
ed to show beauty, and to express gladness, like
shine, they cast fowers.-W. Ho,oitt.
FR1ExD-ob the blessing it is to have . friend to
whom can speak fearless1y on any subject, with
whom ones dearest, as well ones most foolish
thoughts come out simply and safely. Oh. the mex
pressble comfort Of feeling safe with person. having
neither to weigh thoughts words but pour
ing them right out just they are, cha and grain to-
gether certain that faithful hand will take and sift
them, keep what is worth keeping, and then with the
breath of kindness blow the rest away-.A Life for
Life.
rs The Duke of Wellington giving orders one day
during the Peninsuar campaign, for battalion to st
tempt rather dangerous enterprse-the storming Of
mented the officer by saying that his regiment the
first in this world eyes" replied the ofcer leading
his men, and before your rlordships orders na
ly executed, it will probably be the first in the next"
PROLIFIC NAr1os.-A Southern paper thinks IT
would be hard to find anywhere more lawyers, DOCTORS
coones captains majors and squires legislators
and laws less understood, more migratory population
more hacooked biscuit harder corndodgere, less care
for expenses, regard for females 60 aheada
tiveness more Bibles and more Novels more religion
and more DEVILS more ceverness and liberality
real independence, wilde. oxen more poteness and
gawkiness more dangerous steamboats,, unsafer banks
more pitching horses and awkward Dances than in
beloved and honored United States"
N8- Sheridan beautifully said Women govern Ms,
let US render them perect the more they unenlght
ened, much the shall we be. On the cultiva.
ton OF the mind of women, depends the wisdom of men,
It by that nature writes the hearts of
UPON traveller telling Gen. Doyle an Irshman, that
he had been where the bugs large and powerful
that two of them could drain mans blood in night
the General replied "My good sir have the same
animals in Ireland, but they are called humbugs."
"PEnHAps Brother Jonathan does carry his hands in
his pockets" said drawing Yankee In dispute with
EDglishman, but the difference between him and John
Bull s that Brother Jonathan has his hands in his own
pockets, while John Bull has his in somebody elses"
~ All eyes survey upon the coffin the records Of
name, OF sex, OF age and the day of departure from
earth-records how useless and dropped into darkness
as if messages addressed to worms.
~ Humanity is flower that prospers most when
planted on the rich soil Of noble and great mind.
9A preacher lately said in his sermon, let women
remember while putting on their prouse and expensive
attire, how narrow are the gates Of Paradise"
~ It 10 complained of Shakespeare that he unneces.
sarily murdered Hamlet But the Dane hes been amply
avenged great many Hamets have murdered Shak-
speare.
~ II we commit small faults to day without regret,
we shall commit greater ones tomorrow.
MYRIADs Of virtues and flowers have boomed and
passed away The sweetness Of both have passed
up to Heaven.
~ The earth is . tender and kind mother to the