The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-03-06
Additional Verses to "Oft in
the Silly Might" ,
BY EDWARD FORD, ESQ.

member OF the Edgcficld Is. c. har, Is
now the devoted pastor Of St. Paul's
Church, Augusta, Ga. We think his al
dltional Stanzas have never been put.
ishcd before; but even had they been,
the meek consolation they nfTord-a fit.
Ting climax to the pathetic sentiment Of
the poct-makcS them well worthy Of 10
publication:
Yet hope, in tones Of love,
Ny sinking soul sustaining,
olt points to spheres above,
Aud bids me cease complaining;
The smiles, the tears,
or former years,
In those bright realms shalt meet me-:
And there the friend,
Whose mclcSs cud
Sad memory wccps, shall greet mo.
Thus Oft at midnight hour,
Ere slumhcr'S.chain hath bound nc,
Kind hope disprls the gloom
Sld memory spreads around mo-
| BENEFITS or LACGITIR Probably
there Is not the rcmotcst corner or little
inlet Of the minute blood vessels Of tho
body that does not fecl somo wavelet
from the great convulSion produced by
hearty laughter, shaking the central
man. The blood moves more lively
probably its chemical, electric or vital
condition is distinctly modiGct!-it con
veyS different impression to all tho or.
gans OF the body, as it visits them on
That p"'ti mystic journey, when
the man is laughing, fom what it does
ut other times. And thus it is that n
good laugh lrnsthcns mans liro hy
conveying Il tli>tiAct and additional stim.
n'"S to the vital forces. The time may
r"'"c when physicians, ultcntling6. moro
closely than they do now to the innu.
mc'able subtle influence which the soul
exerts upon its 'enrmcn's Of clay, shall
prescribe TO u torpid patient, $50 mnny
pea!s OF laughter, 10 DC undergone Mt
such and such time" just as they do
that far moro Objectionable prescription
a pill or nnsccctric or galvan'cY shock.
a LESSON FOR TIL, GInLs-An intcll.
gent gentleman Of f"rtano visiting a
country village IN Maine, not far from
Bangor, WAS Hospitality entertained mud
lodged hy gentlcran having three
daughters. Two Of these in rich dress
entertained the distinguished stranger in
the parlor, while one kept hrrnclf in tho
kitchen, assisting her mother in pre-.
pairing the food and setting tho table for
ten, and after snpprr, in doing the wo.k k
TIL il was finally completed, when shu
also joined her sisters in the parlor ior
the Reminder OF the evening The next
morning the same daughter wns again
ca,ly in the kitchen, while the other two
were in the pailor. The gentleman, like
Franklin, possessed discriminating
mind. vas a close obs, rvcr Of the habits
Of the young ladies, watched an oppor.
tunity and whispered something in tho
car of the Industrious one. and tlch left
for time, but revisited the same family,
and IN about II year the young lady oi
tho Kitchen was conveyed to Boston, the
wife Of the same gentleman visitor,
where she now resides ut an elegant
mansion. The gentleman whose fortune
she shares, she won by n indicions de-
pertinent aud well directed industry.
MASlINESs. DIR. Agnrw THUG div.
courses: Almost all young men between
the ages Of fifteen and thirty nvc seem
to DC lnrgctinl Of tho debts they arc nc.
cumnlating against their future health
by bad hnhits. And here let me rcn,ind
the render lhat habits mny bo bad nnd
Injurious, even if they do no, include
the practice ofnny Of the gr"sscr forms
ofhad living. insufficient out door life,
nnscasonahIu cl"thinp, the free use or
tobacco. the daily or even occasional use
OF alcoholic beverages, the indulgence nf
impure lhonghts, the E.ilurc TO nOurish
the BRAIN ny engaging it upon such
things MS tend TO lift the thoughts above
that which is lo", Indicate. but by no
means exhaust, tho list of bad habits 10
be avoided. Young men often inherit
stock Of good health as they sometimes
get wealth from their ancestors. nn.l
proceed to spend it MS though it wcru
| incxhnnstibc AS ru|,.
tn" body can be abused with apparent
impnnity, from the age Of fifteen to tha,
OF thirty.G'c because the rccupcralivc
forces Of an active growing youth nro
vigorous and almost incxhauStiblr. But
the reckoning times comes with absolute
certainty; the debts unconScirlSly or
, ignoranlly accumulated mast bc paid.
Taken rs II class, women can cont iv.
more on,andish aud ugly inshio Is q, nom.
would think possible without The gilt OF ~.
spirali1m. Take, for instance, Tic watciI II.
First, IL represented il bladder Sror,
snuff; next. i, is hung down n woman's
back like ranvhS>rh.colorcd ham; after.
ward, it connt"rIcitrd a turnip on the Ln, h
OF the h""d now, il sticks y rniSht on: be-.
hind, and looks like vine m,ZZ.c on ;,
grey h"Hnd. Nesting iu the mlGSL OF ,h,,
long strcicH of hair rrpuE"S liItie h.ii,y.
cake OF "A h1nm'i, hk" Il nuhry sHAa . o..
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