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nation OF the lungs, and dies before her bri-
dai days are over. "\Nha, providrn"an'
excla'ms the world; " cut OF IN the midst Of
happiness and hope" Alas! did she II It cut
the thread Of lie herself; A rir! il the
country, exposed to our caangcful climate,
gets new bonnet instead OF iisnnel gar
incnt. \ rheumatism is the consequence.
Snould the girl sit down TRANQUILITY. with the
idea that Providence has sent the rhcurIa-
tlsm upon her, or should she charne it on her
vanity, and avoid the folly in future: Look,
my young friends. at the mass vi diseases
that are incurred by intenperancc in eating
or drinking, or in study or business: bY ne
glect OF exercise, cleanliness, pure air: by
indiscrect dressing, tight lacins. Sc, aad a.
is quietly imputed to Providence! j. there
no mpiety, is well as iguoraace in this -
Were the physical laws strictly observed,
iroIn generation to generation. there wnuId
be an end to trightlul diseases that cut shor,
life, and Of the long maladies that mako lie
torment or a trial. 1t is the opinion OF
those who best understand the physical sys-
tenn, that this wonderful machine. the body
this "goodly temple would gradually
decay, and men would die, as few now d..
die, as if lalliag to sleep.


Miss Sodgwick.