Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
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"A long--a last 'Goou bye!
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GOLDEN SANDS OF THoUeuT.-Sone one says.
'there is nothing prolific little, known well"
and there is weight in the remark.
Love is humble and secures the respect and
friendship of others; but naughty man is disa-
greeabe to all.
The delicate hand Of princes may launch man
of-war; and the voice of peasant bring down an
avalanche.
The three most difficult things are, to keep Sc
cret to forget an injury, and to mage good use Of
ones leisure.
Never dispute about trraes The nerve of tooth
is little thing, but disturb it, and it may drive
Webster crazy. A pin scratch is but trife, yetit
has sometimes led 10 DEATH
In proportion as luxury increased the life of man
was abbreviated The four kings of Rome lived long
er than the first twenty emperors.
Life is a soap bubble that arises out of the abyss
of nothing; hutters moment upon the margin Of
the gulf, perishes before the breath of death.
A mans reputation has been very aptly compar-
ed to sheet of white paper if it be once blotted it
can hardly ever be made to look white as be-
fore: Apofogists of youthful immoralities should
think Of this.
| Never find fault with girls very young girls in
particular, if they decided romps, but be thank
full that they have the health and spirit for rompng
Better be romp than have a narrow chest and
flushed cheek.
MY MOTHERS VOICE.
My mothers voice! how often creep
In cadence on my lonely hours,
Like heaEngs sent on wings of Sleep
| Or dew upon the unconscious flowers,
| might forget her melting prayer,
| While pleasures pulses madly fly; -
But in the still unbroken air,
| Her gentle tones come stealing by
And years of sin and manhood flee,
/ And leaves at my mothers knee.
CLAss1cAL-Before leaving Troy, king Menelaus
offered his daughter as a victim to the gods in or
der to win the proptous breezes for the voyage
home. We are reminded of this in modern socie-
ty, when we hear of some match making parent
sacrificing his daughter to raise the wind"
AN HONEST MEANS OF GETTING LivINs-There
seems to be but three ways for nation to acquire
wealth. The first is by war, as the Romans did, in
lplundering their conquered neighbors--this is rob-
berry; the second, by commerce; which is generally
cheating the third by agriculture, the only honest
way wherein a man receives real increase of seed
thrown into the ground in kind Of continual mir
acle, wrought by the hand of God in his favor, as
reward for his innocent life and his vrtuous indus
try. Franklin
|. HAre you in trouble? Don't tell it to every
body you meet Not one in hundred win sympa-
thize with you. Some may speak word ofncom-
fort To turn away and ridcule you but precious few
will laugh less freely or engage with less earnest
ness in the business Of life. Troubles, in nine cas-
es out Of ten, like threatening clouds which soon
vanish. -
!, Ew An Irish knight was once disputing witt
French courtier to the age and standing of their
families, when the latter as finsher to the argu-
ment said that his ancestors were in the ark with
!, Noah "That's nothing" said the Hibernian with
arch brogue, for at the deuge my forefathers were
cruising about in boat of their own"
: TO THE LADIES.
: The man that doth no paper take,
Grudging the price of one year,
Will never a good husband make,
Because his wife can never know what is
going on in the world; and his children will very ig
norant appear
The last line is rather too long for good metre,
but the moral is submer.
), Gg David Fender, popping the question, in a
letter, concludes thus-"And should you say yes
dear Mary, l will truly be your D. Fender"
w-"You want fogging, that's what you want, -
! said parent to his unruly son:
81 know it dad, but I'll try to get along without
it." said the independent brat.
Eg-The following recently perpetrated, seems
too good to be losti
i A young lady engaged in writing observed to
clergyman present. that she Scribe. To which
the in ORDERS with sagacity and clerical dis
cernment truly creditabe, replied, "and t1irEsee'
[Pharisee
Eg- Lord Bacon says man would do well to
carry pencil in his pocket, and write down the
passing thoughts of the moment Those that come
unsought for commonly of the most value, and
should be secured, because they seldom return.
Cosr OF W1cKEDNEss.-It is estimated the ex-
pense of the New York city police the coming year
will be $4,000. The alnls-house expenses are
named at 100000. Education has only $250,0O0
assigned it, as necessary for 100000 people.