lie
a re Una
VOL. IO.
IKTO. 16.
n II S, T. J. HOLT ON,
KiMTaESS AND PttOPRHraC iS.
TERMS:
-r,.f S'.irth-Carnlins Whig will be a Horded tnsub
. ..rs t TWO DOLLARS in advance; TWO
" oI.f.AKS AND HKTY CENTS if payment I
ved tr tliri'o riiiin in; ana iinr.MUH.uniw
I iV.e end of the year. Nopaper will be diaenn.
, ,,,-d untilail arrearagee are paid .eicept at the
,t, ,n of tlic Editor.
olycrliscincntsinscrtedalOncDollarperaqusre
J.i cent lor each rontinuance, Coort ad.
nia and ShcntT'e Salca charged W5 peri
i'l I
i r ; and a deduction of 33 per tent, will ,
t , , in tlir regular prices, lor adverlieers riT
,,. , t .i r . Advertisements inacrted monthly or
,', rirrlv, ut $1 per aquare for each tune. Semi
e ii I lily' ecn ta per aqua re for each lime.
p, ,,,!. when fending ill thnr advertisement,
.t mark the nil in her of insertions desired or j
, i ill be inserted until forbid and charged ac. ,
J.tir. !
I r 1'oslinaatrri ere a lit homed to art a a sgent !
Hi. WIlaKI.N'SOX A: CO. !
EEALEhS III j
WATCHES, JEWELRY, p I
AND
V t :,,(.n.O(U Range, oppoaile the Mansion lloune, j
CHAHLOiTK, N. C.
VI. ntn n given to IN pa mi. g W alchea it Jewelry.
' Junt 7. I'-'ir. I1' j
MAUKETjlOUSE.
ft MIL subsrr'iber respectfully informs his frrmer
i ,).. in r. and li, r public generally, inai lie
i . n. d a HOUSE, under the ebov. name,
i . j i,jipuaite Mean I ) i tea A. W illtama. I o
, ati. i.iw Miiti J Y Hijce Al Co., here al-j
: v. m.y lie luund a ' u I ssaoi lincnl of
Family Groceries, I
I'uftaL'ts, ISutrr and l'f, Chirktm,
7 Cimh'i, Ratuni, Aufj, J'u kUs,
'rrjert'rir, U'liri, dj-c.
t:M i-ior Ttili it to itml M'S;ir, i
( rorktiy nml UUmturarr j
;i l :iiiI ;,
ftulii .1 Ut HtU in n' Shorn,
( ', It l.aiiu ", Miirliiis;t, j
fnnt.hlnir, 'firkin ff, r , j
j mmier.i ia Fanry Articlea, nil of which mill i
v i , .1 al the very loxeat pr,re t.,rt'h 'r H rl r.
F. W. AHKKNsi.
S II In ad iilmn to llie ab;ve, i intMid to fit
,;, t.v the Ut uf November, a large and emnl-ii.
. II k.iii tr wy Cmlomere. win-re a I unr h in.iy
.) !r had at any time. It w ill be my aim to
i -.1 a lire of public p.troixje.
F. W. AIII'.KNS. i
S II The 1, glitt prire. p .1.1 for Hdlter, Efga. j
I i rn, ( aoiijfe I'.ilJi.xa and othrr I'r. uuc. j
. , I al the Market ll.i.iae. j
F. W. AIIRKNS.
i .,,,, 1G. :Coi). j
MILITARY NOTICE, J
A 1
."JSV.fiOa'X
I LIisuNS LIABLE t
Military D'lty
t paa-c.l al the
.4 u
n I1
ot
i ..I li.e I..
lature of Nnrih Carolina lor (
-, i 'I'.l , are esri.t ally n q ileal, d lo a ,pr.. r a I
if rn.l 11. ta in the county of Meeklenbu'
.;na h. r.'injlter iiarmd, for the pu'poi
riiui.g com, .s and ail.it.ng thtir ofli
At Dunn. a' Apn
Morning Sl.r
" t r.,v id. nee
"Si,r.,n
" St.. le Cie.-k Ma
" I'aW Click
Berry .ill- "
"Long Creek
" L. mliya
M .11 .id Cre. k
t In
,!(.
' Crab Cnbard
n,
..r of
J Y'. HRYCK,
Civi. CommiinJar
CHlA Krptmrnl K. C. .Winoe.
S. W lvia, l.t'ul olonrl.
p. s In vi. wol the present diaorg nnif d e n
rtitmn ol nor Militia syalim. and ol the lurlhri
lari ihal a " w tr of u t) ligation " l.aa been mail,
(r jntrd acainat ot, we leel aaeured that Una ap
lo-al lo the inihlarv pride ol oar people w ill re.
--..ve a heirty rip..ne Iroin llie gallant
v ilr .ua apirila ol the -id county ol Meckh
d chi.
iburg.
An iiprr.enced otlicer will he at each pucu ot
n,. , ling lor the pur.ao of furnishing such in
f rnution and r, nilenns sue.li ussiatauce ss may
moe.siry to a complete orgaoiialion ol
the
' v. rl eoiiit.iniea.
April lbf.1
4tf
Carriage Materials.
TT 1(: wn"1'1 cal1 l""'lal ""f,""n ,0
taVfcr?' '" ",",:k U' ",e K"0''"'1
KJ-yfj r.,n.,r1l.. of Springs, Ailes, lluha,
It a. Sookes. Slialta. Curtain Irranies, Knobs, ;
Ititnla. I.imoor Nnila. i la mil k . Sa t line t , I lolhs, I..
", Ermges, Enameled ami Patent Leather, Ell-
inrled I llh,(, la r pel. Pa I II I of u ! I fcltlda. rtrj j
"rid in oil, Varoiah, Turpi nline, l.msm-d t'll. lyre
nd Oval Iron, Hulls, and everything in the way
"I Carriage Trimmings, at prices that cannot lai
to please, al the .udwaic Depot of
A. A. N. M. TAYLOR,
OppotUt tht Vnntiun llouir;
Uoniiiigdiitlcriiig i Job Work,
t'all kinds, promptly attended to el
TAYLOR'S
i,u-jre -finrs opjiosirs, fs .Wnmon Hn'
Mecklenburg IKON, Works,
ii.iin.oT ri .v.
ALKXANDKH & McDUUGALL.
fW ME undersigned beg leave to n fur in the citi.
M. u na of Charlotte ai
nd vicinity and the pub.
lie generally, thai they have opened the above Es.
labliehinenl at the foot of Trade I reel, adjoining
Hie track uf llie N Mil: Carolina Ituil Koud and op.
poKite John Wilkes' Steam Milla, and are prepar-
tll , llrnj,, n kinda of
,t ihort notice and on reueonuble tcrnn.
1 Ei A M IL K U 1 H l!i 0
I'm m 8 lo hO lime I'owtr.
AND
111. USUI HIS tUllilt
or ALL kl.NUI.
H i: p a i n aS
in llu ir liuv proinpily attended tu. 'I'lieir EOL'N
DKY lain lull oper.ilion, and
Cast Regularly twice a Week.
Wedneadaya and Saturday!.
They are prepared tu turnii.li all kim:a of
I IM. l 1U, lilAss, &.,
! Alt' RIll.SG TO litlltt.
' SAW AND GRIbT CIIJ-L GEARIWG,
GIN WHEELS,
.av di.'st J5L i:m:us,
ANTI h.!l I ION I'l.ATES AND BALLS
r r
COTTON I'l! ESSES.
CAST 1KU.N It A L I N (J,
Fur (ijnttr. Enrloaurea, Iweiling II., uaca, Public
buiioi, ga, Turliccia, Cen.itry Lota, Sic. Thtir
iiii.!:ii:ms
For cnrryinu pm the bnameaa in al! it branchra
i.ae b.n ELE( TED WITH (.KtAT CAKE,
and are prutiued w .in ail the
mi'KOVIIKVIS
Required to do their work in a
i i it vi' it ill j m oi:k.
Aerr.ia. f..r Dr E. O. Elliott, f. r Winler'a Pat.
ei,t .MtiiavSaw M:ll, wlucn loathe aovantuge,
a'opp, wittl liiaxy ulh ra,i,r outig at leaat twice a
imiru work, an. I doing it bell, r, titan at.yotiitr
Mill in ue it can lie run by .-laam, Water o:
II rae l'..wer. '1 he Muiay may be ateu at the
n..p at any lime.
HF.NKY ALKXANDKIl.
MALt'ULM Mi I-UL'GALL.
N n. Oil Iron, llraaff. Compel, A.C., bougat or
UK. n in tr.de
U.t..(.rr 30 ISttl. 3Jlf
ii.ni)VAiiiAiii)v.iu:!
A.A.N. M. TAYLOR
r EI'E "1 1 I LLY
tends ii ud lb,
added ti hi
It
public
; tt nsiv
and i
, of II A K D W Ah E,
Carpenle'a" Tol'lr.
Cire.il.ir, mill, cros'Ut, hand, ripper, pnnnfl, pru.
j mug, gr . I ling. Ii nnon, b,.i k, ( ompaaa, wibb and
! hut. her S V S.
Braces and bus. Draw ing Knives, ( bias. Is,
Aug. rs. l.imUis, II hi is, llat.'h. t and Axes,
line k. pi .stermg and p.nniing Till N ELS,
Siw setlirs, .r.,w plates. Stocks and dies,
I lanes of all kilinn, Sp"ke. shai es,
St.i l l.lnile i.e. I ami Iry Sqiiues, Spirit l evels,
' Pocket I. !, Spirit l.evei Vial.,
II . ,114. Maell!lieN..nlgi.s,
1 and 111 lael i very I g a unci'
van. t v ami al v. rv low pi i
TA YLlK S
irdw are Store and Tin W are Depot, opposite iht
Mansion .use, t hai lolle, N. C.
June ii. I !.'.'.). I'll"
DISSOLUTION.
The lirm of El I.I.I Nt.S Sl l: I Nt.S A. Co was
'dissolved by limilati the sl January, 1 BUI .
1 The huslneas ill ! In n I
and sivleof H I.I.INCS i
ler llie name
PKIX.s. nu in.y
hope, by mtegr I ty and stru t ntlention lo huai.
in s., lo merit llie same palru.nige In relolorc libor.
aliy bellowed by their niiiiii i.uis fneiids and cus
tomers. The present financial crisis sod the uueerti.mty
of buiiiess, tor llie Inliire coinpi I us lo short, n
nurtime ol credit trom twelve to six inonlha lo
i, r, .iiinl n i , mi' ruaioinera none other need ask it.
All po'sni
Sornies ek (
I bred I'l
: odd Ii rm ol Ell, lings
orward ami make tin
' media l-i s. Illeilleiit. as It IS n lis , lllely nccesary
' that the lusiness be speedily i ioseu up. " A word
; to the wise is sullii'ient,"
1 , b 111 i-til. 47il.
J)r. II. M. Fritehartl
V' I El.l'l Nti to the solieilotioliof ma.
ny triends, ri rpe. lluily aim,, nil.
res his .1. lernnn itinii to resume the
Pi iii lii'i' ol Jl' ilieiiii'.
ay be consulted at hia olliee.
J )"I'he poor prei ribtd lor willioiii er.arge.
ge(31. IHiS. 2.".lf
ONE certificate of Stock in the ('. At S
K. II.. No, 1 1115. Application will be ma
for the renewal of the same.
T. II i;kkm.
.Viri2fi, 1 rtfil . ..'-3m
(A
r
II
The Cotton State's Farewell to Yankee
Doodle.
Ynnkie Doodle, fare you well.
Idee ami coll. in flout you.
Once we liked you very we'l,
liut now we'll uo without ynu.
Yunkee Doi.d e had the luck
To jjet a new religion
A ort ol holy x. al to plucK
Ateviry bo.ly'a p'gion.
itnkie Doodle strove wit:i pains
And Puritinie vigor.
To loose the only liiinolv nti a ina
That ever bound a inji.r.
But Doodle knowe as well ar I,
That when hia 7.v ,l has freeuVm,
H :'d ee a million nippers die
llclore he'd help to keu'ein.
Yankee ti
A ga.lan
Ilia na-.ic t
The I'm
-die sent us down
miMiioiiiiry ;
's Captain Jo'inny Prnwn,
t ofll .rp r'a E. fry.
Willi jiik.a he tried tomagniry
The (.oirl rre-.d of Bee. !u-r,
B it (Co Virginia lifted high
'I I. ii uiilit.iry prr'iclier.
Yankee Do.. die's grow n so keen
En r every dirty fliilling
Proji.i.i. a trick, however mean,
And Yankee Oouuie's wilin g.
. Yankee
Kei p toe
rood in.ie
aw goo.! ,ye,
've (Mien
emience is toe cry
Idee and Cotton.
2lisctI(;uifous.
BY Ll'CY A KAXDAI.I..
The June rosra swung back ward and
(inward i'l flout of ihe cai meet ; the
iiiu-lin curl ee.s wicl sol'iy in the
sumin. i !-re -, and Iv.te Fili-on. sit-.
i r i cj c; low stool, where the shadows
of dancing leaves and ciimson buds
woe an ar.ibevque around her slender
f .im, watched her beautiful si.-ter's toi
lelte w i;h childi.-h inlevest. j
How piciiy you look, Mi'idred ! O,
I wish I were. a young ladv 'come out.'
' You s-iily litile thing.' said Mildied,
1 'iscniiig a cordoii of pearls round her
M jal ihruat, with a smile of scarcely
lepressed siatilicatioii, 'aie you not al
most sixuen f
' Yr, but I'm nothmi: but a little
i:il ; I never come into the lonui when
ihe u'eiiileiiu n are reading poctiy and
lalkiii-1 si'iiiiu.eiit to ou; and 1 have
iii'thin to wear but w lute iiiuIiii dress-
es and onal nei-kl. ices : and I'm tieil
down to that hoirible geography and
alg bra ; and mamm t makes me- prac-
'ice two hours i n the piano eeiy Uay
), Mildred, it must be vciy line to be ;
vtiuiii; ladv, with lots of beaux and tar
latan dt esses '
Mildied laughed a. she smoothed
back the jetty tresM'S fioin her iiiir fore-
head, and tied on a faseinaling gipsey
hat, wild a 'all of lace round the edge
and long blue nbbolis. i
'Wheie are vmi coiu; Milly ? 1
thought Colonel Forrester was coming
to see you this afu rnoon !'
'SnlieK.'sinil Mildred, with :i losa'ill'' til
of her beautiful bead; 'and that's the
verv reasim I elioo,(. to go out walking
with Mr. St I'.val.' '
'Why, Milly ! said Kat-, opening her
black eves very wide , 'when Colonel!
Forrester is so tall and S ' handsome
how can vou j
'.Nonsense!' said Mildred, 'I don't
care a tig (br Colom I Forrester; and 1
...i,..,, i., , i nm lliul it out too.
Oh, Milly, I
'What liniki
loves you dearly !'
vou talk so, vou tiio
ish
little Kate V
Why, he sits and looks at you so
earnestly, and and '
'Nonsence. pussv ! lhat'simly because
he has nothing else to look Vt Fasten
mv slipper, please. There now, 1 be
iiee 1 have kept poor St. Kval waiting
about long enough.
And Miss Kllison tripped down stairs,
leaving por Kate in a terrible peiplexi
IV between her implicit belief in what
.Mildied said, anil her piiy lor the hand
some Colonel Forrester.
The afternoon sunshine crept slowly
across the emerald velvet of the lawn,
it quivered over the oval beds of white
and scarlet veiben.i, and wooed the
fragrance fioin the half-open in sa-rose
buds that clang around the little sum
mer house at the tit of the garden.
Kate set there on the mossy step, her
dimpled face prettily ttamed in by the
moving Ir-aves and peul-white bl.s-
soms, with the puzzling Frcncli gram-
mar open on her lap, at the nanghty
l verbs that wouJn,l be learned. .Some-
'limes the Ijook slipped down from lier
lap oinoiig t lio grn?3 blades, antl f he
brilliant Oriental eyes wandered oiT, in
a srrt of waking dream. Katie never
could study in a summer afternoon.
' Js Miss Elli on at borne V
Katie's eyes suddenly Mine batk to
the world of reality it was Colonel
Forester's voice, speaking to the
servant.
'.No, sir; she lias gonn out walking
with Mr. rt. Kval.'
Forester stood a moment in blank
amazement and woeful diseoir.fi Hi re.
He had signified to Mildred his inten
tion o! calling on that particular after
noon in triiiii, and in fact, he had
hoped to lind a suitable opportunity to
a;-k the event lul ueslim that had been
trembling on hi-; lips for weeks and
this was the r oii-' ijuenee thereof.
' Will shr br buck soon?'
I believe not. sir V '
llepausid ; aairi lia' a few seconds,
unwilling io a!, itidou the matter.
' Very well I'll yi :troll about the
grounds av i i : I- she may possibly re
turn. '
He tiuew his horse's rein to the ser-
vnnt, and !ej"i.-d with quick, feverish j
iini;:tiei.ee aci,,-s the lawn. I
I am ai-ii.w like an unmitigated i O
j fool.' thought be, ' waiting the fool-steps j K
jo! the he;u tl' eo.pjette; who don't
!ciirf ii irnw ioi me. Wliat am Min-
! periiii; here (!,' I've a great mind to 1
j go bouie and never see the black-eyed i
i minx iKj.im.'
Juta.-t,'e :n 1 I-orre.vter came to this
1 Forrester came to this
indignant conclusion, his eye ft 11 on a
little figure in white muslin, sitting on
the Step ot the SUH1UH T-hnUSC.
It w as i,t ;, disagreeable si-lit al all ;
the black riir'.ets fell in elos.-y masses
around her lai; white forehead, and herlthe reason Mildred F.
cheeks were tinted with the freshest maid.
,i iii : .1 i
rose-tilooiii, v niie nere.qiu.siiei MKipen
lijis, half apa:t, were like cleft coral.
Colonel Foriester had seen I cr before,
occasionally, I. ut lie never had been
fullv aw.ue of iter fresh giilish beauty,
her"ieii:..: - . I 1 bkem ss lo Mildred.
She'- po itier than Mildied she is,
upon
won. . ne poinieieii, as ne
i ia r, through the trellis of vine
and
What eves what a com-
,cd U
.iniiit
. hi
cane
uncoil
l bs he
OW II.
a w ard
, and
n aii-
iloicd
the n
mil in.'
deeo : :
' I.'n .
hopes e'
ll-.l-l
sat thiv.-i:
II,
me
Mis.s Kate ; I called in !
iug your sister, lut ' I
,t tinish tne senteu.ve, but '
the trass at Kate's feet. i
hed liie prettiest carmine
Kale b
that er
ofn n l"i -
a i.-i,r!. :.!
and im w
inolv i!- ! .
little pa
d!o:.i i !'
I list
to
' ti!
ill. amel oi she hail
be a young lady, with
uin.; M iiiiiueni' to her, '
thoiiji.t it was an exceed-
t ful tliii.'jr. only s!;e was a
d to kn, iw just w hat to say !
rest' r did not seem at all un
owever, i.e chatted away, J
the v had hi en on flirting '
vein's. As Kate be.:in to
cei tauii
terms
feel mi te at
rex'cr :;'! al
ihe lig ceoe.
the Fi ia Ii 1
ed, and ei
desire ' be
ease,
out h
raphv
ells'
nfidei
e lohl Colonel I or
cares and trails
-d the algebra, and
t couldn't be learn- I
lilv inmarted her i
:i voun
g ladv"
Mi
was .
C.
tena:
1 Forrester listeiiei witneou.n
.f the deepi-st inteiest, watch
i.l.iv of Kate's color and the
le of her
eves, will) growing ad-
miration. .
and entrain
across l is hi
'liut, Me
me what ii :
ladv.'
s lie s:it Mere, charmed
d, ;i sudden idea shut
mi.
; Kate, uii haven't told
that constitutes a 'voting
Oh,' saU Ivi:
cribe it, Coiene
book and stu.iii
hciiven kei p:::
'I
i n't exactly des
sti r ; scniteiing
to the four winds of
i journal and
' And what y'
' Having a i 'd genuine lover!' said
Kale, with ii b'u ii atid laugh.
'Well, I'll nil you what, Mi-s Kate.'
said Colonel I'eii 'ster, 'let's st-ike a
b:ii iiiiin ! 'i on want a genuine lover,
anifl waul a d tiling little will-? Will
you allow me to supply the deficiency.'
Kale looked at him, llie innocent
dimples coining and going round the
surprised nioiil'a.
'.Mav 1 beveur lover?' he pursm d.
'Will you seme day be my wife?'
Kate icilecied demurely for a min
ute. Mildied had said she did not care
a tiig for Colon. 1 Forrester he tens very
handsome, and 'he (,, like him that
is just :t little. S i she said
Yes,' in a searcely audible voice.
And Colonel Forrester pressed her
fair little hand m. tendeily to his bps.
mid thev had the pleas.;. itest lete-a-tete
in the
eng.iiiei
en si) imiri'-lliUI'O Mat eVt 1
lo
1- v ellel II). S, .mehovv
j tlicy felt as if tlmy liad lcrn good friends
;or noout ten years i
The sunset Was bhi
hmmg retiiv thron m
the tall old cedars on the lawn, as Mil
dred Kllison rauie slowly up the rose
embowered path leaning on M. Kval's
arm. She had not enjoyed her wood
land ramble very much the afternoon
bad been sultry, and her cavalier was
decidedly stupid, so she returned with
some curiosity to know whether Colo
nel Fun ester had waited for her.
There he was sitting on the grass at
little Katie's feet what could they be
talkinff about so earnestlv ?
Oood evening, Miss Hlli'son,' said
Forrester, rising, us she approached, 'I
was just about taking leave, but am
very glad to see you first.'
'Indeed? and why V There was a
little anxious throbbing at Mildred's
heart.
' We want to ask your consent, Ka
tie and 1.'
Katie buried her crimson face on her
sister's shoulder, as Forrester explain
ed the state of things. Mildred's cheek
blanched as she listened.
All, Mildred, coquetry is n danger
ous experiment ! Many a girl, besides
you, has lost a lo . er by its influence.
J j tit she was brave enough to veil
her heart and answered gvily, and with
coiK - ratulatorv nhrases. And when
loucl Forrester was "one, she folded
ile tendenly in her arms, wbisper-
mg
' 1 nin very, very glad, dear little
M.ter. Ile is a noble man, and worthy
of your heart's dearest love ! May you
oe nappy
Jvatieretii
Kali.
1 m rest that night, with
:f treiiiuloiis joy, She
a heat) tail ot
thought it was
cry p
mt to Lie a
young lady.
And that is the way Colonel Forres
ter won his beautiful voting wife, and
lisiiu is an o
You are a Brick.
A certain college professor had as
sembled his class at the comrur ncc
mcnt of theteim, and was reading over
the list oi'the names to see that all were
present. It chanced that one of the
number was unknown to the professor,
ha iug just iitercd the eiass.
"What is vour name, sir'?' asked
ihe professor, looking through his spec
tacles. " You are a brick,' was the startling
answer.'
" Sir,' said the professor, half startled
out ol hi
nenec, I
dei'slooil
chair at the supposed imp rii
,ut quite sure that he had un
him cot rec' v t ' Sir, 1 did
not exactly uuderslaiul
1 on are a brick,'
I vour answer.'
was again the
compost (1 reply.
i ' This is intolerable,' said the pro-'
t'essor, his face- reddening. ' l)rvare
young man how you attempt to insult
tne.'
' Insult you,' said the student in turn
astonished. ' llow ha ve J done il V
I I)id yuu not say I was a brick''
! returned the professor, with stilled iu
diguatiou. I '.No sir; you asked me my name,
.and I answered your ouestion, I". II.
A. Hi ick. L'riah Kcvi.uids Andeison
lilick.'
Ah, indeed?' murmured the pro
fessor, sinking back into his seat in con
tusion. It was misconception on mv
part.
Mr.-
Will vou commence the lesson,
ahem ! Mr. Fiickr'
' How do you do, my dear Mr. T,
lev I H ive vou heard the news a
M'rs. Luddyy'
' Wbv. retiiv, no. What is it V
1
tell.'
' O, I promised not to U 11 fir all llie
w ot Id. .No, I must never h il on'l as
long as 1 lie, as true as the world.'
' O dear, what is it ? Come teil.'
' Now, vou won't s iy anything about
it, will you.'
No, I II never open my mouth about
it never. Hope lo die this minute if
I do.'
' Well, if you'll believe it, Mis. Troild
told her that her si Mer's husband was
told bv a person who dreamed it. that
Mrs. Trouble's eldest daughter told old
Mrs. Nichens that her grandmother had
heard by a letter which she got from
her sister's second husband's oldest
step-daughter, that it was reported by
the captain of a clan-boat jul arrived
from the Fecjee Islands, thai the mer
maids about'lhat section weir crinoline
made out of shark's skins.'
lsa If there La one thing ou varih which
is truly JmirV.l, it is to tte ioi' wis
lom bloasinj an inferiority of natural pow
er win' re they feve been hfDestly, truly
aD 1 rjifUsly esjliiv itej.
A WORD TO Til i: Olb'KS.
(iris, you w ant to get mat i ied, don't
you ? Ah, what a natural thing it is
for young ladies, who have sueh h'm
kerii g (br the sierra r sex! It is a
weakness that woman has, and (or that.
reason she i.; called the weaker sex !
Well, if you want to g' t married don't
for eonscienee sake act like f ,(,!s about
it. Don't get sh idea into your heads
that you must put yourself in the io.;;,
boi In-d, ia orm r tu attract i.obee ; ,',
if you don't run atier the men ti,, y w ,!1
run after yon. Mai k that !
A Ijusbaud-hutiter is the n;, t 1. tes
table of all young la be-. She is full
of starch and puckers, nt-. ,,, M,
many lid-e airs, and she is so nice ih.it
she appears ridiculous in l',e i yes of
every dc :ent per on. She may g.-nt r
allv be liiiind at church or in, otimj,
I'omiiig in, oi'coiiiire, about llie iasi oiic
always al social parlies, and invariably
taking a tiont seat at cone its. Si e
tries to !e the belle of itie piare, and
thinks she is. l'oor g;il! V mi hit
filling yourself tbr an old tnaid, just
as sure as the Sabbath comes on Sun
day. Men will flirt yon, m d flatter
Vou, siinjilv because ihey love to do It ;
but thev hac no ir.o;o idea ot' making
you a wile than t., y have of commit
ting suicide. It'Iv.eie a yemg man
I would have no more to do i'ii h
iiiticv women !i:an I w ould with a viper.
.Now girls, lei No-lv give V;, ,;t piece
of her ad i ice, .and she knows :iom e
perieneethat it' oil pract ic it, oil will
gain the rej)ul at ioii ol In iug vorti.v
gills, and Mailt! a lair chance a" getting
It Sjieeliible hu-biiinls. Ii is mi wiil
enough tliat you learn to lingi r the.
jiiauo, work ml roidi rv, .-tu.iv .ram
mar, &:e.; but don't neck ct to hi l'! alal
imama or your mot her teach vci i "U to
!make pies and puddings, and g' t :i
j 'ileal of v ietuids good enough for a king.
I No pal '. of a hoLis keep. .. 's dill i. -'!,'!. id
be neglected; if you do :i"l na.iy ,i
wealthy hush; r.d, you wiil need to
know how to i j. s ti. -i j vv oi k ; .- u 1 i. v , u
do, it will be ;,n ili-i: iv iiiii:, j, ii , i)
to know how to iu-l: i.c a -:w. ', g'll
In do these I ii.Di.'s a.s ol v,,li!,l i;aC
liiel!) do ;e.
Ia (he in xt .!a.-" ,!,,,,; p.. ;, ,,! be
vCn.it yuu not. .Mi, ct.-.ia :i is tla'
most despicable o f ' ii ec. '. , ; . .' - i a , ,.
.and w i.l oidy catt-e s- i..-u , t i - to
Laugh al Veil. No .;,. but ;i '.-, wiil
be eauuhl by ;.lli elation ; i; li:,.- a l-ius-p.Ut
i.t .-kit:, ea-., a in be sei n li.loiijii.
Di'tss plain but neatlv. luauen.ber
that uoiiiing gives ;i gii! si, mod, si. be
coming and li.vi !y an ;qpeara!.i e
a ia at and pi tin dies-. Ail I he mum
mery and I i:isfl-vvork of tiie .i,ss:,;a
kcr and 1 1 1 1 1 i : : 1 1 r are iimn ee-sat v. If
ou arc ic.iliy hands' inc, ii; -v do not
add to your beaut V one pa: ! icie ; ii' v ml
aie horn, ly. th-y only make vei 1 .ok
woi sc. M u d in't !' m l vi ur fn-es and
jew elry, but eur nw :, dear iv, s.
Finger rings and toiihrels ;a,-;v do
to look ;it 1 , 1 1 hey ;.d.I li..:i;i:ig to the
value of a wi:i ;d! young a kn
that. If you know i: v i i, ,,-.
naturally, and not be s() ,; j . , . ' v
polite as to spoil ;t'l vn'i --iv. J," v,, :i
hair is stiaighl. dou'i at on il;e , u; b:,g
tongs to make p.-.-p.e In ii. ve it is i.,,t.
It' your neck is daik, wear a 1 ice col
lar, but don't be ..o t'ooiisi ,i i t,, d.:i:i
on paiul, thinking l!.a p- ople ar- si
blind as not to see it ; ,-o,d i i" r : : . ,ei ks
are not rosy, don't apple pi:.k s isteeis
for the deception win he oou ci d. and
M'll'li be laughed lit.
Fiii;il! , gi: i-. listen to tin ( ,.ui,., I
of V"ur l. .';;. is. ;.!:,! i.-k il., ir ;. iv "..
in everything. Thtnk Ies of ,',-' , u
than ou don!'!. :!) dnii-.s ofo a. in
ees liiiiti you do ot'llie realities oi hie ;
.in. I instead of nying to e;i!eh a Lean,
r I rive t ' uiiike e nisi ives w. t:i la -mg
eaugiit by tiiem.
A marketman at Caiio, a f w ilav -ago
was swindled i ut .f his v. g t ibles
and articles, w rich bed a ten,, ucy to
excite his ire to a c, :,-.idc: .hie t i.t.
He told t'ne e aiuaitding oiii.-er t'nere.
il; al if the a: g '. O.duicl '.ip d al
Cairo tin io woiii ! : no ivn r. i iion.
" Why " a-h, d the . tiie- ;.
' r."caue li'e p. -ople woedd svv :;;..i'o
him out of his hoi n 1. ii re he h a; 1 ;;;;
to make a single t-
' -I- Ti e uisyor of a atnall t ; i i n g t of
Frnt.ce havii.jj cecasi ui tj i; : v . a pa'spirt
ti a i!iiiiign:.-lieil p .t-o i i i a ! i-i iie ,;h
I crhood L.i wa l .i'.nl o? an ve wi ia
t(at emliirraMia :.t on I'oaiirg ! ) tli- J -scriptinn
of tiii tr-ci). F. art jl of clhui
Jiti" tiie j:i'Orl nian, k aurj-nd the I'l . .v.v
if? irtj;e-litem esp.er t.t lr nv.uairg tiie
tucnt'en of lu.s d fjrnety Iln .r..lc,
" H'nck eve, ooe of hi, h is al r i',.