{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Dress the Mind-On the Sunday morn
ing before going to church, what dressing
there is among all classes, and what STIR
to appear gay and pleasing Is it quite suttl-
cient for the great purpose of our existe ce to
wash the outside of the platteri Curls may
be arranged fine tortise shell combs fixed,
sparkling ar-rings hung, splendid garments
displayed, and tperhaps the gay fair ones
mind may be poisoned with conceit, trou-
bled with rivalry, and kept on the torture
by ignorance and vanity. Windsor soap
does not wash out the stains of the heart;
Cologne water cannot throw fragrance
over an impure mind; nor will all the rubles
of Goconda dazzle the recording angel intc
forgetfulness Of filling up the leaves OF the
book of retribution.