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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28
Dys pepsia ana Liver Disease.

/ DO you rise with coated tongue in the mornings
with bad taste in The mouth and Door apnetito
for breakfasfl Do Won eel when ysu frat Get mn
SO weak and angnhi You can, scarcely get alb QUIT
Du you nave dizziness in the heId at times and
often dulneas, with headacheoecasionallyt Ara
your bowels costive and Irregular aud appetite
Ichangable2 Do you rcft up wind from the stomach
and do you bont up oteia e do you feel 4 futi.
| 3ess alter eating and n goneness when the s,ou,-
ach is emp'ys DO you feel low spirited and look
on the dark size Of thingsg Areyou not ainu sraly
nervous at tnes2 DO you not become restless
and ottenlny until midnight before YOU can % tn
sleep? and then at times lon't Won feel thdi and
eepy most OF the timel Is yoar skin dry and
scalyl also sallow' III short, Is votIr life not
bnrIhen, tul ottorebodingsi Now these are the
symptoms generally present, but not always all
| OF them and there are thousands W ho are suffer.
ing daily from them, und we pledge oarbetses in
from three to hive prescriptions, drive them all
away and completely cure the patient, changing
their whole phy yscal and inen a nd re- md thns
make blessing iastead OF bprthen, y We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged
to give us one fair trial aud we candidiy can do
Just what's above set forth Try two prescriptions
ald can in that time satisfy the most incre,iu
ious. We call especial atten tion to our almost
Prove all ihings
SALT RtEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claimposliyely to cure every. case Of these
diseases. This is positive fact, and we will
pledge ourselves Il give $50 to any case Of tho
KIND that we cannot cure and we generally icure,
with one prescription.
LAunG Disease
lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, .Asth,ns,.
Throat Disease, &c. &c.
We call especial attention to persons afflicted
with those diseases otheE fact that we have an,
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered. We have suc--
ceeded on this route in restoring OF this ks9ds
in Jew months whog ghavgs been treated Ter wears
| to no effect, and others are fow under sseatment
and are rapidly being restored; as ia R4st 10 use
their own words, they say they feel themselves
coming up evefyd We do not positively claim
that thereis no case 50 far advanced bat that we
can help and make them more comfortable. pro.
long lie; and the most OF cases canbe svccessfaiiy
cured il taken IA any Kind of tinae RetSeEaber.
this ls an age q pnprovement,s and Eemedies are
being discovered that disarm diseaae cf Rany OF
many OF its teffofs.l we invite those ss To- are
threatened, or have any form Of oflung Disease. to,
give US one trial, when we prove all We have
said in ihe abevea IrsA IN Ss4a6fGEss4E
.N.. EX4AlN4473GaN ytsialElE.s
apr0,'6
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II you have Cash
y. BR q mi. n 9

II NHERE is tide in the affairs Of mel, which,
L taken at the Hood, leads to fortune. That
tide is now at hand. ~EE frl gz. n
y. b BR / LsL ES 10
Has and is stilI receiving large and splendid lot
of Ready Made Clothing
And, oh what falling is there my countryman.
Hothng has occurred in chrisseadon since the
Hood which compares in the least with the
Astonishing tsednction III Prices MT
j r R IL L HI s..
ilo,all i,all =, . ~. ~ :, let tn. 81 ad It'd
ihgs go forth on the Hill tops and in the valfey.-
Lev Il be spread abroad thfeughout the vast extent
ot this vast country. Let the farmer !eays his
p'ow IN the turrowi the mechanic his tools on tho
work bench and Que and all, tar and near, old
anq young, rlch and poor, in short let the entire
population make one grand rush for SfF
u b r I IL ES'.
For now is the winter Of our discontent made
GLORIOUS Summer, by the largest. cheapest aud by
lar the most brilliant stock of Ready Made CIo,b
ing ever offered in this town Hope to Id asttey.
ing tale, but never dreamed afthe prices at which
am now offering goods. Some men love to roam
out they seek no iurtner after hearing Of the pri.
ces at my store. ! have everything that ;s ds.;.
rabIe and necessary for GentIemen's Wear at the
lowest market prices. Ny stock Of pa.
Ready Made Clothing a
is made up in the handsomest manner ont of the
latest style OF goods. NV goods were purchased
III I'VE" io'M "nen eoops were selling at panic
prices, and have no hesitation in saving, and
say ng it boldly, they from is to 2C Der cent.
cheaper than ever hefore offered in this otarket
The decl arntiop will be denied by many compet.
itors bnt painful as it may be n,lemen yo.
must tace the music. therefore pledge myssIt TO
sell .oo's cheaper than any olher establishment
IN this town, md challenge them, one and ali,
to ompari4on OF prices. .AI EE1 I ~
Finally, j have spoken. He that hears let lem
hear. 30 make grand rush for J E}rilles, Cloth-
ing and Gents Furnishing Store, near Brown S
McCormick's
Cadiz, April II, 1861. ]. BRIr.LES.
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. s1a BEeNEELY
MHRMAT. S1.HnCCt

GHE Fall Session will begin August 10th and
j continue II weeks
First rate opportunities are offered for obtaining
thorough and practical education at the cheape st
rates
The Comm0n branches. Mathema tics. Sciences,
Languages, Music, Drawing, &c, are taught.
Boarding 100 to S2,u0 per week
For Catalogue or particulars address.
w. BRINkERH OFF, or
2 EDWIN REC AL.
Hopedale. o., Aug, I, nj
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MFR =. ROSENTIl4b offers for sale his Oil
1FI Well in the town of New Athens Harrison
county, OHIO. LIS ll5 feet deep, and the indica.
tions for Oil good. Wishing to move away is
his reason tor selling Address
Z ROSENTHAL,
New Athens, Harrison county, Ohio.
Aug. 81, 1861.
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STATE OF Ono, EXECUTIVE DEPAnTMENT,(
.a5 gu CeLUMBUs, August 10, 1861. {
a6' SIR: In reply to your letter Of the 7th inst,
in which you inform me that you were not the
Chairman of the Committee on Revolutions OF
the 7th of August Democratic Convention, as
You were understood to have been, have to
say that intended to address you only in your
reported official capacity as Chairman. With
wen personally have no controversy
publish the correspondence for the purpose
q of saying that desire my letter OF the A4th
inst, to you addressed to any respectable gen.
tleman who wilI assume the responsibility o.
s having been the chairman Of the committee that
reported the resolutions referred to, or to any
a other member of the committee, or to any 9th
er member of the Convention who approves
Them Respectfully,
s# 4a WM. DENNISON.
HENBY D. PAYNE, Esq, Cleveland, 0.
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And again (June 2G) in taking the Grrctts to
task tor choosing over failure and defending Of.
fetal nalfeBsance," it says: "1he Gazette knows
as well as we do that the history Of the Admin.
istraten Of military affairs in this State has
been eminently disQraceful; that the promises OF
the Governor were out of all proportion to his
that corrupt and swinding CON
tracts were given out repeatedly through the
blindness aud connivance cf officials who ought
to know better; that our volunteers were trifed
with and made the victims of cir amIocutlon,
delays aud frauds, which good business manage
ment would have avoided; that money has been
needles Nv squandercd and precious time fool.
ishly wasted; and tiTat 50 great and garing has
been the misconduct OF afffirs thvt the press Of
the city has unanimously, until the Gazette's
tardy apology, condemned the heads OF the
State Administration or inexcusable neglect OF
duty. 1t IN, therefore too late in the day even
if there has been great improvements, for the
Gazette 10 seek to whtewasb the dark chapters
Of our military arrangements OF to cover thena
kefness Of our official malfeasance by expa,ia-
ting upon the enthusiasm and efficiency and ac.
OF our brave soldiety.
But | Gorbear to cite further authorities from
the be wspaper press. You will see hat i your
has been malighcd 1t is the
work Of your own poll cal friends. They aid
ed in electing you to Office, they zealously sup
pered you until after the commencement Of the
war, and with reluctance they testified to your
and denounced the corruption,
nxtrayagance and fayortlsm which have been
shown in the conduct Of the war II il certain
hat the people Of the State, including the Dem
cratic party, have credited these witnesses. -.
For more than two months they have remained
and unchallcnged Forreason
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28

FTHER Z is tide in the affairs Of fr,ea, which.
K taken at the food, leads on to fortune Thai.
tide is now at hand ~ ~ RI 81
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Uriah Knee, Cadiz, Harrison co. .@
Geo. Nckain, Bowerstown, Har. co.
1t is iscdtrently reported at Columbus and in
Camp, that there will be an order issued in a
few days Tor drafting into service some Of the
bone and sinew Of our country. Keep cool,
boys, we expect to see all your smiling iaces in
d short time. We win keep in good heart.
and the probability is that we may also see
some ofths Home Guards ol Cadig, and Of Har.
rison county, generally. 8 y
by order OF the Company, ..-.
c. L.DUFFfELD, =
Orderly Sergeant.
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r. B. fiUTcHINGs.

20 Cedar-St., New-YeIk,
Sold by Mclean & Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio, a,a-s
Nov 2S, '60-ly
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GOVERNOR DENSIsoN's RESPONSE.

Hon. W. DENN1soN, Columbus, Ohio.
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Mr. PAYNE TO GOVERNOR pENNIsoN.
CLEVELAND August 20, 1861.
10 Us Ercel1encg, Nm. Denni$0n, Governor Gf
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The following table Of distances has been
prepared with care, and win be found useful for
reference
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28

M. HARVEY, Secretary.
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Oil We'll FOR Sale.

II I5HVtA
WN. Ii, SEWARD Secretary of State
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

Noa tie virtue o. nearly al or best
external embrceaiions rests n tao s.mP.c
points. nane.f. their Frne.rab ii'y and
their Stimulating Essential Vegetable VI s.
h'ic 3" TIE 30 luton. Aa' ;" me p'"t' OF
Pehsir'iihs any slo-''Aee "n@'sF,r' even
i"f99eh t-e -'sh - ne ''Nts' aaS one
e-n satisfy p i'''e'i 'la' L. ; on S1fp's'es
al oiae' ,i'''n su''l-'''e's 'i@' are eqea''
l'ri'''e-- ID a. CASES ana - f'e'f' ,
.he sii.h@eil, ai.l AROMATIC OILS .i'at are IN
- y geo.99s gives rs tie true account O
- i9smallon' Il ma'. 6Mo'dy u iiseIi me
nos; pctent o. al tie essential DIS o. the
sA'i'- ola i9its's' ON ?. "hieA TIE coal
as mt-e' r-acef-,ed ia lie 5fs, o! al
efssiJ.e7' tAe csHeio's " nature Tor .ao--
sancs q years. Aa- i u. ordinarily pen
tt''tng o.''"lta some s.n2.e essential c.!
combined of lie esu-e -. q fnaa, hould
''o'e . have hea!iHs poWeF' "hs not
'Ais most penetrating q 81 oils combined
win tue essential OILS Q! . Naoie forest
I'D the eFeat eieci.ie q AtiaEe' IL oy ne
sh.!i q Tie 1Hhaite G'd-
% reasoning = ~ ieas'' thought i
worth 'fsins' ana trFng i have not
been disappointed thus is.' though the e1-
tremely limited experience detailed s5ove
Is Of course quite too narrow 5.s.s on
tie ground Of which % rrst any general
truth, OF am very conileu. assertions bat
have told, IN fact. simp'y what know.
L may BE all merely accidental; and o.h'rs
may try i with no good eject si:her be-
cause 3. is 10, suited 70 their case @ be.
cause they have not applied i With sui.
.e.tat tAoroue husss, and time, aad pa
thence. . adm { Df the possibility Of caring
any old and chronic disease, which IN the
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
Br..ntr. Ma.... Dec. u. 10!

II. q. Spaldinv, Esq.: I " ~ for some circu
iars et large sh0 bills. 10 bring yonf Ccphai-
ic pills more particular before my customers.
II you have ANYTHING Of the kind. please send
20 m~. One 81 NV customers. Who "a eultecf
70 sever SICK Headache. usually lasting two
DAYS, was cured - an attack ia one hour bs
YOUR pills, which sent her. Respectfully;
y. 3. WILKES
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Yrnl.elI. 60. ~. u. leel.

Nr. Spaldng. sir: Not long since I sent -
you tor box Of fephaiie pills Tor the cure q
the Nervous Headache and Gostiveness. and
received the same. and they had 80 good a.
effect that was induced 20 send Tor more.
Please .cnd hs aeturn nail. Direcito
4 Il. WHEELER
ipsilautl. Mich.
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MalliIscs D.,
,GyNeadac1N
~ CURE IS
NerV0usHeddache
81 KINDS kim o.
Headache.

I'll fAe nee or these Pills the periodic attacks
Of NERvous or SIcA He.nscHE may be proven
ted; and iftaAsa It tie commencement OF a.
attack; immediate rciief rom pain snd siek
ness Will o. obtained.
They seldom fail in removing NAssar ard
HfNa.cHr 70 which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-Temorin~
CosrlvrNrss.
For lirSRARY MEN, STUDENTS. Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons Of sEpESrARY u.tlrs,
they are valuable as LAXATIVE, improving ths
APPETITE. giving ToNr aud vIooR TO the dire.
tive organs, and restoring the natural elasnei-
y and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALiC PILLS are the resul, oflorr
investigation and carefully conducted exper.
mcuis, having been in use many years. during
which time ihcshave prevented and relieved =
vasiamouni OF pain aud suffering from Head
ache. whether originating il the NERVOUS 49,
TEN or from derunged state OF the SrozA,H.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton and may be taken at all times with per
feet 50 feiy. without making any change Of diet,
and the absence Of any di-agreeable taste rem
ders it easy TO administer Them to children
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have i've signatures OF Henry C.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by druggists and ali other Dealers in
Medicines.
! box viii be sent by mail, prepaid. on re
ceipt OF the
PRICE. Is CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed 10
HENRY c. SPALDINo,
- Cedar Street, NeW-Icrk.
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sPALDING's PBEPARED GLrE
>PALplNG's PREPARED GLuK
SAVE THE PIEcEst

EcoN0Mv. DISPATCH,
iTf9'A SnTcu - Ttvr SAWS MISE IL
81 accidents vii happen. even IN eel Fega.
lated Families. it Is yerg desirable 90 have some
cheap ant convenient way ior repairing fnF
uiture. Tof.. Craekcs. etc. SPAlDlAG's
PREPARED GLUE meets ali such emcreen.
cies. and nn h,4--arid can AFFORD 10 pc VITA
oat e. iti.alNass ready. and ~ ~ Tie st.cs
~ point.
.UsEFUI ~ EVERY HOUSE"
B.--A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price. - cents. Address.
HENnT q. SPAIDfSG.
~. = CEDAR Street. Aew-Y.rs.
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RrYvoLpsnrReH. franklin Co, ohlo.l
JannaTN Q. l-Gl.

Henry Z. spalding, No. a. Cedarsi.. y. V.
Dear sir; Enclosed ind tsenly Ave cenis. for
which send box "f"cephaiic pills" send %
Franklin Co.. Ohio. Your pills wo-k like q
charm-cure Headache almost ipsianter. Tru-
Is yours, w. &. FILLER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
CAUTION.

A. ceriain unrriucipled persons are aften,rt
inc % palm 90 OF TIE uHsuspee'iug uuAlie. fm-
ifafions 81 ny PREPARED GLUE. I would
e1ufion al persons - examine before pureha-
siag, and see thai The fall neme,
TTsPALDiNG-s PREPARED GLUECr
5 On ~ outside wrapper; all others are s.ia-
dire eogniere.is.
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from The Democrat, 81. Cloud. Mum.
Fron ~ ldre.tiser. proridence. u. i

II you are. or have been troubled with To-
headache. send FOR boN lCcphaiie pills. -
thai YOU may have them ia ease - an attack.
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BrLtr KER.oS. Ohio. Jan. IS. lssi

lenr, q spaldne, ESQ, please find inclos.
81 tweuiy-nte cents. tor which send me at
other box ~ ,onr Cophalic pills. They are
truly the best pills have ever tried.
A. sROFER, pm
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

Cejhalc pitts accomplish the object for
in all 10. forms.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

The Cephalic pills are said % be remarkA
bis Effective remedy fo7 The headache. aid ore
~ the very beet for that very frequent com
plant which has ever been discovered.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

L. 4 single bottle u sPALDING's PRE
PARED GLUE Will save ten ,imes is col an
naally. II
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

M,sosvILte. Conn. Feb. s. 1861.
Mr.. Spaidiu=. Sir: have tried Nour Ccphai
&c pills. aud ! like them 80 we'll that wan;
you to send ne two dollars worth more. Part
of thr~t are for The neighbor-. To- ~ hoir CAV,
"a ieN eut 70 { HE box got from you. send tbs
pills bs nlail. aEu o5iige our obedieut servant
JAMES kkNNEDA
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

From The Examiner. Norfolk, Va
They have been tested IN more than \ thous
aud eases, with entire success.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

srRrcr CarrK. Huntington Co. Pa. Jan. '6i
X q. Spaldug. sir: You viii please - nd M.
w haNe IT your e -phaiic pills. Send thea
immediately. Resi- cctfalis you're.
JNO. =. SINONS
=. 81 have n-cd one box Of our pills, ard
lid them excellent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13

Il heSe Testimonials srere unsolicited ~
hr. SPsLDING, they afford nnqHestioua-
proofof The Efficiency etfhis truly selen-
tine aisc0oery.
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nA,rr,nnp. "a. Feb. .. lseI

Mr.. Spaiding. Sir.I wish ,ou IL send me ON
m arc b"N ~ our tephalic pills. have Tecei,
ed IA great deal Of benefit from them. Yours.
respectfully. MARY Ann sTOIkHOUSE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-13
Pure Unfermented Wine

In quart Tin Cans FOR sick and ,acramcntal
purposes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
Bedroom Battle among the Newspaper
Correspondents.

The jefferson City tysscorrespondcnts of the
Cincinnati Gazette was one of the t'press
gang not long since collected at the capital
Of Missouri to write the history of the Ere
mont campaign. They all lodged in one
room of the hotel, and occasionally diverted
themselves by a species of warfare which is
best described by the Gazette man as follows ::
" Happening to drop in the other night
found the representatives Of the Missouri Re
pabtican, the Cincinnati Commercial. the
New York World and Tribune, engaged in
a hot discussion upon matrimony, which e.
nally run into mctaphy sizes Now, it is not
to be supposed that people can long indulge
in metaphysical controversy without com
ing to blows. So finally the Republicap hay.
ing plumpiy disputed an abstrusc proposition
Of the Tribune, the latter seized an immense
bolster and brought it down with an cmpha
sis upon the glossy pate Of his antagonist -
This instantly broke up the debate in row
and a general melee commenced. The Re-
Publican grabbed up damp towel and doub-
ling it up, aimed a stunning blow at his as
sailant which missed him and brought up
against the nasal proturhance of Frank Les
lie. The eXasperatcd Frank dealt back a
pillow, followed by well packed knapSack
III return. men tilc MlSSOtlrl D6GlOfr0f sent
a coverlit, which lit upon and developed the
knowledge box of the Xerold, who repaid
the compliment with pondcrous pair of
saddle-bagS, which passed so close to the
GaSetfe's head that in lodging it he bumped
his phrenology against the bed post, and
raised quite respectable sized organ where
none existed before. simultaneously the
Commercial threw haversack, which hit
Harper in the bread basket, and doubled him
INTO folio, while, at the same instant the
Chicago Tribune pumped the New York
Times between the peppers with ragged
copy OF Ovid's Art Of Love, just as the latter
gave the Herala a heavy side swipe on the
mug with strapped up India rubber over
coat, which knocked him against the World
who that moment, caught a pillow on the
leg of chair, splitting it and scattering the
feathers through the snrging atmosphere, and
as these two worthless went down together,
they carried the table with them, spilline the
ink, scattering the literary contents, and put
ting the candles out, which brought the con
test TO a speedy close; and after considcra-
bic delay in feeling round for stray match,
which at last turned up, a light was struck
the combatants proceeded to adjust their
toilets and repair damages, and having lit
the ca!umets of peace, gently resigned them
selves to the soothing influence Of the weed"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-10-25
RidicIie and Repartee.

The fatal fondncss for Indulging n spirit OF
ridicule, and the injurious and irreparaIlc
consequences which sometimes attend the
too prompt reply, can never be too seriously
and too severely condemned Not to offend
is the first step toward pleasing. 70 give
pain is as much an offence against humanity
as against good breeding; and surely it is as
well to abstain from an action because it is
sinful as because it is impolite. A man Of
sense and breeding will sometimes join in the
laugh which has been raised at his expense
by an ll.natured repartce; but if it was very
cutting, aid of those shocking sorts of truths
which, as they can scarcely be parloncd even
in private, ought never to be uttered in pub
lie, he does not laugh because he is pleased,
but because he wishes to conceal how much
he is hunt. As the sarcasm was uttered by
a lady, so far from seeming to resent it, he
will be the first to commend it; but, not
withstanding that, he will remember it as a
trait of malice, when the whole company
shall have forgotten it as a stroke of wit
Women are so far from being privileged by
their sex to say unhandsome or cruel things,
that it is this very circumstance which rem
dcrs them more intolerabe When the ar
row is lodged in the heart, it is no relief for
him that is wounded to reflect that the hand
which shot it was a fair one.