, 1860-08-24
How to Preserve Women.-A Chapt4f
OF Excellent Advice.

There is nothing in the world that we thial
80 much Of a. We do Of women. Our mother
| vile, sister, and pretty cousins. arc women, anG
the daughters will Be (iienven spare them} II
they live long enough. And thsre il love ol
woman in general which We do net deny. And
the magnificent specimen Of the rex. full oi
life and health, = ripe, red cheek and Il l4b ipg
eye, something that does one good to look Il
a. she itIuminate3 the hun-drum sidewalks and
every day streets. A North River steamer, un.
Ger full headWas. with colorB fying, is rather a
pretty si2ht-ra:her stirring aud inspiring
we pull up our nag to see her p1ss, and admire
the swell she cuts. Comparatively, however,
other deep water. by the SIDE Of well kept.
we'll dressed wo1laa There Is 20 fzbbing it ont
women are the charm, blessing, beauty md
bliss Of lne-men's lite. We menn, Of course.
Any means, therefore, ihst can b. devised far
preserving them should be publicly made
known. They aro different from any other
kind OF fruit. }ou caunot pickle them. You
esanot do them up N sugar sud set them
over their mouths Yon cannot put Them IL
cans sealed up air tight, without irjusirg
their form aud f2voz. Nov, as men sre SO
dependent upon women for their choicest bless
Jugs, proper mode Of preserving them be-
comes Of great momcnt, and We are sure that
the public will think US for an inhllible ro-
ceipts
Have the feel we'll protected, then psy tbs
nexs atiention 70 The chest The chest is the
repository Of the vital organs There abids the
heart aad 1iags. It IS from the impressions
made upon these organs, through the skin, that
tue shiver comes; it IL uatusc's quafe--ths
alarm hsll at the outset Of danger. 4 woman
may uesez .hi7er from the effect Of cold upon
hsr limbs, or hands. 0. lead, but let t5c cold
asEike through her clothing on he. eh4st, ann
OF 80 her teeth INTO \ cllttcr, and the whole
orE1ulx4tion Is in commotion. Oae sudden and
arrr1e impression Of cold upoa the chest has
slain its tens Of thous.nds. Therefore, while
ID }eet are well looked after. never FORGET the
chest Tnese points attended to, the natural
eo1c1c:lers o. tie dress wEl supply the rest,
an4 The woman is now ready for tie air. Now
LIT her vssls her neishbors, 90 shopping. call
upoo the potr, and walk fer tie good Of 1t, for
the fun OF it.
Keep away from the stove or register. Air
that Ia dry OF burnt, more or less charged With
ga.es evolred By .he fuel, is poison. Go up
'tairs and nuke the he'd. with m,t,ens on. Fly
around tho houAe Ike mad, sad reutilata the |
roonts Don't sit bent up in insla room, with |
douole windowA Fruit will not retain its form |
y aaroe ia air. tight cans, neither will women. |
they need air. il the shlver comes On during
hese Operations, SO directly and put aomsthin8 |
more about the breast
Again, do not lire in dark rooms. Light
adra the carpet, but it feeds the flower. Solv-
ng animal Of vegetable can enjoy health in
'a1knsss. Light Is as necessary VI air, and
'ro~n tan Is preferable ercn Is matter of 1
'eausF, 70 sckly paleaess Of Complexion.
This much ln regard to the physical means
Or pFeaer1tt:on: There are mora! means in
ortaat::. Every woman should be m4rried to
a excellent man Marriage, l, il true, brings
ate and wear; but it is tns ring that is worn
hat keeps bright, and the watch III i lies still
wound that geta oct Of order. The syrcpa-
aies !aro Fed ia The family RELATION, tho nav
uergies Developed By new responsibilities, the
eW eompensation ioe I'll eutlays Of strength,
ring about delightful ply upon ,he heart
I'D the in:e!lees, which. IN their reaction upon
ae body, produces IL effsc. t!at is nothing less
in Preservation.