The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-26
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rHE HUSBAND To nis wlftE.I

DnTAfU ~fInffIIf g. 'I I.Ifl u I.I ~
by J. o. WHITTIER.
nDrenm not, beloved, that tho glow
y OF love with youth win now decay; pu ilef
For, though thewing oftime may throw
Its shadows OAR orr way. il agla 81 Hll|
The sunshine ofa coudless faith, .,s ,s,
The ,caImnegs Of holy trust,
Shall ingsrin our hearts till Death
Consigns their dust TO dust. s3ifea ass
The earnest passions OF our youth, " Rfsaa'.
The fcrvorof affsction's ties, lAA% eg w.
Love, born Of purity and truth .aIgisiei 81
ALI pleasant memories-- 49,
These still are ours while looking back
X Upon the past with moistened eyef,
Oh. dearest Ion our life'sbrief track
How much o, sunshine lies!
Men call us ipopr--it may be true ss,; {
AInidst the gay and gliiteriDg crowd
We feel II, though our wants are few, %Af
Yet envy notiihc proud. fi H9if14 ins
The freehness Of lave's oarly flowers, l
Henrt-sheltered through long yeais ofYant,
Pure hopes und quiet Joys, are ours,
Which wealth could never grant, '''
Something Of beauty from Thy brow,
Of lghtnsss from thy household tread,
Hath pnsseds but thou art dearcr now hii
jerhan when our vows were said. 4al
"A softer beauty round thee beams, ~ 8 ia
Chaslened by time, but calmly bright, IS,
And from thine eye o. hazel beams
deeper, tendcrer light n
The mother with her dewey. eye, sHl VIZ
Is dsarcr than ihs blushing bride iaeff,
Who stood, ,three happy Years gone by, 81 n
In beauty by my side! !Qa ogi 4 giitq IN
OuR FATHER. ihropedin Ight'aboye, 81, y.
Hath blest us with fairy child,
A br,ghtlink in the chain of 10, q s'
80 ~ ifulgltMl
Rich in the hearts best treasure, still &, t'i,
With cain tfust wsl journey on, i@pS
Linked heart with heart. dear wife. until a
X, Life's pilgrimage be done. hltO, .sf,rt +.
Youth, beauty, PassIcn-iTtthese vii Pasr, I, M
The breath-ssnins on the polished glass a2oi
gilLsss transient sresthun they. aeys ,ssori
Butiove dies noi--the child Or God-l y sssf
slT Tho soother of lifs's many woes--- q ssi.ae
She scatleis fragrance round the sod sasaaa
~ Where buried d hopes repose! !, I, 4, r,;,,.f.
.She leads us with her fadisnt hand
Earth's pleasant streams and pastures by,
EsilI pointing toa better land t98 ia Vlt
ecOf bliss beyond the sky !v 4 uu 40
Lawyer AND THE IRIsHMAN.-4 While a
number Of lawyers and gentlemen were din
ing oWiscasse a few years since, "a Jolly
soul from the, Emerald Isle appeared and
called for dinner. The landlord told him he
should dine whent the gentlemen were done.
9Letbjm crowd in amongst us,'' whispered
a limb fthe lawy sand we, will have some
fun wiihhim.3Ai Tho Irishman I COX hisseai
al the table, slss sllioss ss,s ~ 4sas 5ist.
sYoulwere not born in this country, my
friend2p ,s8xig ID QGg.5 IA sgss areifs8
sNo Sit, 1 was born in Ireland.n III slaI
.seIs yourfaiher livinef"s 4ssos sior
o7aNp sir, heisdead," aas,a asi 4a insn
iiAWhat is your occupationf' s1b Won i
yssA horse jockey sir.n snafd ,iuaa
-uHWhat was yous er'soccupation p"
sasTrading horses.nstsai ina B5kbs issfsi
0aDidsyour father chsat any ono while
here H. 7ed hsr giqar9ig tgs8ls sad UHl
airI suppose hc, did cheat many, sir" sig
10 ,Where do youthnk he went to?''@ lssa
ibsAnd what do you s'posc he is doing
thcre2'R .sQ bGs aa 81 roh irq aisi'i irjs
anNTrading horses, sir" "lIaois iiq aGjilas
1isIIns he cheated any one theref'
Va ssIIe cheated one, Ibelieye, sir" & si8l
9.li"Why .didthey moi prosecute him?" ,8l
"Because they searched the whole king
dom Of heaven, and couldn't find lawyer
od igHfn H. d ---4s------ essHBs4
scA AeEs TsTATRsmEN--O Of our distinguished
public men, John QbAdams, born in 1867
isithe Nestora He is so years of age. Hen
ary Clay comes next, being 20 years old or
lthe 18th Of April. Martin Van Buren,, r M
johnson, John G.. Calhoun, Lawis Cass
Daniel Webster, singnlarlyt enough, wele al
born I'M 1852, and ofcourse are -65 years o
age; Tyleris eight years younger-Aborn il
1850. lG Polk is about the same age
Dallastwo years younger yet, born in 1898
Gen. Taylor isnearly 60. The rest of ati
prominentpubic men are generally younger
by years. live cross the Atlantic we fnc
I a statesman in Wellington, unimpaired III
intellect at the age Of rs. The aye o
Peel corresponds with that Of Gen. Taylor
as that ofLord John Russell dses with tha
efDallss Brouehamis tho youngest the
first grade OF public characters, being barely
born III the last century
~ The COST or M1sRULE.--The British Ar
my in Irelandali is composed Of tweniy-eigh
thousand rank and file on duty; twenty-on;
Satheusand six bundled enrolled pensioners
militia stsffs ON recruiting parties; and tel
Z 'stI'eusahd in ttbeaconstabulary. Total, fly
fiRlt th0usand men. 4'i
Darn or JAcoB's WELI. "A recent Eng