Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
Maxt,ns Of vvAshingtoa.

The following maxims OF Washington
ought to be published in every newspaper in
the land once year: -" - '''''
4, Use no reproachful language against any
one neither curses or ,revilings. r., 49,,
Be not too hasty to believe lying reports to
the d'sparagsmsnt of any one. s'''
In your apparel be modest, and endeavor
to accommodate nature, rather than to pro-
cure admiration. -tt,. ..-.f.-.. a.
Associate yourself only with men Of good
quality. If you esteem your reputation, for it
10 better to be alone than in bad company.
Let your conversation be without malice
or envy, for It il . sign of tractable and
commsndable spirit; and in cases Of passion,
admit reason to govern. a,ls.a I a. }yiiH
Use not base and frivolous things against
grown and learned men no very difficult
questions or subjects among the ignorant nor
things hard to believe. so' - y a' @ t+
% Speak not doleful things in the time Of
mirth, nor at tho table; nor Of melancholy
things, a. death or wounds, and II others
mention them, change, if you can, the dis.
course. sslssT - ~ -tA -E.i a.
ID Break not a Jest when none take pleasure
in mirth. Laugh not loud, nor at all without
occasion. Deride no mans misfortune, though
there seems to be some cause. --" A'''.Es
!. Speak not injurious words either in jest or
in earnest. Scott st no one, though you may
get occasion.
Be not forward, but friendly and courteous
the first to salute, hear IN answeraland
not be psnsiye when it - time to converse.
Go not thither when you know not whether
you shall be welcome or not. ''''~
+ Reprehend not the imperections Of others,
for that belongs to parents, masters and.su
riorr. .r ", e,ra - gsg, 81 ,,',srr,
Speak not in an unknown tongue in COM
pany, but in your own language, and that "a
those of quality do, and not as the vulgar.
Sublime matters treat seriously ~. .aYss.
qfn tst4u ,al Our Feed. nv 9siq
One Of the most common causes of blood
Impurities is the use of pork. 1t has been
said that all things were created for some wise
purpose but hogs were never made to eat.
Christ used them to drown devils; they can
never be appropriated to more benificent
use. As an article OF diet, pork exerts q
most pernicious influence on the blood, over
loading it with carbonic acid gas, and filling
it with scrofuls. The hog il not healthy
| animal. From its birth it. is Al inveterate
kVA n0uNIACt anu W OosASSy SSeAhAA NA1v
ings for food, everything in field or gutter,
however filthy, finds a Judgement in it's ca
pac Gus stomach. 1t eats filth, wallows in
in filth, and is itself but living mass of filth.
Our bodies are made up Of the things We
have eatea-cur limbs and organs have been
picked up from our plates. The humoral pro.
perties, and inaammatory effects, which pork
impart to the blood, tend to generate vermiu
in the system. Grub in the liver, kidneys
lungs and other organs, frequently have their
origin in the use Of this filthy article Of food
The Gaxetts Atdieals also asserts thai
"the tape worm troubles only those who cal
pork" It further remarks that the Hebrew,
ore never troubled withft-the pork butcher
are peculiarly liable to it and that dogs fec
upon it are universally 80 afflicted. In fact
it turns out that small parasite worm, called
Crysticsrots, which much Affects pork, nc
sooner reaches the stomach, than, from ths
change of diet and position, it 10 chaaged lnie
the well known tape worm and the expert
ments of NJ. Kucheomeister, of Zittoria, made
With great professional care upon an executed
criminal, have established the fact beyond
doubt Md. Common Sense. >rs'1 ?