The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-10

ct number Tcac,:cd. AlycTSc wind: and
| 1iirS are in p'a!'"!ual -n,ot;nnto drive Is in
! c,:pD>fc angles lwpnId have checked these
,hat, | <ry o5rru>ivc?-.honShtS, but
~" III. Is 10 ;l:t you love The serious
! I'D .rr, strong undcri.S influence ( yielded,
SoHIv oi' these days, AID fllink in the nca:
fu:u"e. science shall unfnhi 10 a. medi
mn 81 which nur words will he traUsnutei
4 and Uur language Wi iiten o. printed. as spoken
| BY vib"a,ion->ouud rs well is light producIs
! ns IFS wnvcS-and then without effort o.
en- counter currents, should they rush athtls
the mrin flow, may all b. transcribed
utter them, and noi lost :t< now. Then&
the wonders ofphonography shall be ~
You have heard the c:iargr, no doubt " q ~
Indies talk much" Well, why don't {.
tort upon rhc gentlemen, that THEs -
mnci'. There mus: always he" coz -
ton. yGu know; the sca'eS Should@ 81
evenly balanced. And if it wss
this faculty the ladies. or man, -
wou!d Tie outright. lis well -
can sparkle up and cffcrycScs
wine, even though they So;nc:E
and bIr>t the cork Of tecilnS..E&g
only proof that the wine Gs&ss J.
good bu; taliieS with the flo HSE y BsSs)s, ,s1S.
ni:rd stupidity" maintained ss& ~
some gentlemen. Moderate wa -
giving, cheering eXhiiirant a:S9 -
while indoor work forever, makes tho {; y
dim, the Snirit languid, and the brow>bands
weighty. DR.. Mcigs of Philadelphia, in his
pleasant talk with Miss Helen B!anque, tells
the ladies', through his fair invalid, that they
cannot enjoy positive good health unless
they walk on doors, four miles day. And,
by following his advice, the fair Helen is
raised from the depicting effects OF inertia.
anil from her elegant fan cul to the fresh air
which very soon restores the peach and lily
to Ser check. 1t is true. as 4 general thing
tlat gentlemen get rid Of their care by walk
ing, and tho ladies theirs by talking
am not surprised 1T all that there is so
much hcadachc-cspecialy now, when SER
wants arc so tr;lins, and something 10 CAP
so hard 10 find. once heard man say
that the way TO his heart was through his
stomach. Well, if he's q married man. and
lives in our section, his wife has my entire
sympathy in her Labor of love" at this
crysaIiS Stage Of the seasons. If he meant
that, irasmuch 'eas the blood is the life there
of, aEI. ergo, if ihe body is not nourished hr
generous food which n likes good blood to
strengthen and purify the heart, and its pull
!. .ionS grow feeble and its loTc weak then he,
too, has my sympathy, and take the liberty
y: begging him 10 explain himself fully te
his wife. There i. 10 Goub: n all but that
wrI.-ro .ked, savoy, nourishinS food, all
cOiacralS considered. make the man. Like
certainly ,,TcIuc $ Ike. and che who drinks
bee: ti.;K, b rr," II is said that brains are
gooI for brains, and .iIls Il p rt strengthens
n part" I i:.ti L:owa hr:Ad ,::vboItcd) butter
milk. and the potato. eli Io',c dc chanbre,
SUPPLY the nh0'p ph"t: lime which makes bone
and brain bo;n. and imparts health and
strength TO the flesh; aud that eggs and fish
are also braaial food; that fruit acids are
good for the young; that torpifying food
should not bc now eaten, SC &c. This is all
trIe, and it is only very small part Of ..
great truth. Well, every body knows that
''nethcr wise men nor fools work without
tools" Then how is il possible for season.
able meal to be produced without proper
material. Now don't you see one of the try
ing situations? Idon't Ike the idea, either,
of eating up all the emascu!ated bovines OF
the land; and if like produces like, then am
trel of so mach Of That animal which ran
down o steep place into the sea. -.
The food question is enough to worry the wits
the ladies. Especially ii Uncle Peter .pretends
one day that he has dyspepsia, the next liver
complaint. arother no appetite and nothing ft
to cat or the table, And the little autocras OF
the Lre-kfaS; table wonder aloud why fishes don't
grow on trees like ''loweusses. and why the hens
don't lay basket Of eggs day, SC. Yea, it 10
very hard to provide meal now and when the
lades Of the household place upon the snow
white cloth n loaf OF we'll. made bread, and tho
lizzie sdlaCS ana ClSneS Uf3Ce from CoODSu mc1D,
fish. vegetables fruits, and milk, eggs, rice and
potatoes. and such Of the taT;nas as are scasoo-
able. it is about all that they can reasonably
Go ard dissatisfied lcok. Seldom if ever adnis-
siblei should never bring shade of sadpess to
bruws that often beat Ssera-likc. 4 thought
occurs to Inc here: lfmpthcrs were always to
glin tile confidence and affection ofdaughters, and
impress upon them the importance OF u thorough
acquaintance with domestic chores-aye, that
dignity and worship as well, attach to well-res
u!&trd labor. how many bitter tears would DO
saved tn tlem in after life when i,norantly COM
batting as some of them have to do with tles
Titan Cares of life. Ar&tocratic England and
Germany can teach Democratic America les
soE in domestic ecoEOuiy. Frederick william
Of 'russi is practical printer, having served
a hard apprenticeship, AID his fair wife used to-
vie Vii! her sisters at the parental home in Eng
land in pacing The first fruits and vegetables Of
her own culture upon her fathers table. Queen
EIctoris has l'een model mother. Many lady
is up before GAY as II fair secretary TO her lord;
and many royal matron Is mindful Of H'tle
domestic MATTERS which pooer mothers OF the cis-
Atlantic otttinrs neglect. And this attention
to the details Of d. mcst:city, arises not from
prEurousesS. q. no. \ Eob,er principle. Their
murifccnt Le"etacto to cay nothing of lavish
expenditures on bauquet occasions, &c. prove
tins. B"n"yolence springs from frugality.
The May Convention, So called, meets to-day in
Columbia. If the gentlemen who attend are
pruden', ,watchful, firm: remembering that whilst
the mild power Subdues" they have no compro-
mseS to make III behalf Of q people who have not
compromised themselves. good may come ofthis
agitation Of Thought Almost literally should
their words be yea and nay" To my mind the
collection ortwo general taxes in-one year. looks
like an il!-corceaied desire to sell suffering
household TO the hireling and the stranger. Gam
my brothers Ic"ler. appeals to us very fo'ci-
bly,. now. I cannot bid you goodnight,
without reminding you that to-morrOw is Memo
rial Day. ard that IL the city Of Charleston, the
occasion will be Of so!cnuity and touching
interest. rs number of boGi-s will have been
brou Sllt on frcm Gctt, sLurg. Clergyman. too,
that you love. fr"m the up-couutry. will deliver
poem Oh the interesting occasion. Now as We.
too, have the remains Of tile so!dier-martyrs
sleeping in cur cemeteries. so o.'tto-morrow and
assist III dressing their graves with beautiful
flowers. There Is ome who sleeps among US far
away from his n!tiye heath. who met a brutal
death Ut midnight in 'C5, 1T the hands of regi-
ment OF fucgros while defending two ladies from
the ass.Iul,. Of he fcnds in Uniform. The shock
i!tg manner nfhiS death dare not relate tonight
il will probe Your hear: too deeply. Suffice it
that LIS remains arc here. aud that he bravey
gave his lie up for your sex. Go forth, to-mos-
row. should YOU ae pcrmtted.-?nd let no ordi-
nary hinGrancc rrcrclit-1hat you may assist
the ladies in strewiny flowers upon the graves
of the good. the beautiful aud true" who fell