V> AGONS MADE
AT ELLENBORO.
The *ub-i riber i* making Wagens at Ellenboro, and
will doall soils of Custom work 1 have a first-rate ‘
wheel weight and worker in wood, Mr. L. Redenbacb, i
and will bet high on my own iron work being equal to I
any done iu the country.
Custom work especially .elicited, and promptly done
■t low price*. MICHAEL FLAIG. ;
Ellenboro, March 22d, 186 S. 42yl
••Art yon CoEin?" into town Don't fail
to eall nt Bnrr'» and ttt their Goods I Prices, j
HIE HERALD.
8.-auty and Brains.
Men do not care for brains in ex
cess in women. They like a gynipa
tlielio intellect which can follow
them, and seize their thoughts as
quick as they are uttered, but they
do not much cate for any clear or
special knowledge of facts ; ami
even the most philosophic among
them would rather be set right in a
classical quotation, an astronomical
calculation, or the exact bearing of a
political question by a lovely being
in larlelane whom lie was gracious
ly unbending to instruct. Neither
do they want anything strong-mu d
ed. To most men, indeed, the femi
nine strong-mindedness that, can dis
cubs immoral problems without
blushing, and despise religious obser
vances as useful only to weak souls,
is a quality as unwomanly as a well
developed biseps or a huge fist would
bo. Itjssympathy, not antagonism,
it is companionship, not-rivahv, still
less supremacy, that they like in wo
man ; and some women with brains
as well as learning—for the two are
not the same thing- understand this,
and keep their blue stockings well’
covered by their petticoats.
