The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1850-10-18

bis child John Smith A wit rcmarho
that unless the child promised to be biz
ger than its father, i. had better BE- calle,
Demi-JohQ.
: There are two kinds Of philo ophers
those who oyerratc and those who unl lcr
rate man.
Few people know themselves, bccau',
they Gnl the study of themselves an TN
ployment but little calculated 10 satisfy
their pride or their vanity.
Noble man-one Who is indebted to his
ancestors for IA name AMI an estate, AMI
some times to himself for being unwor. y OF
both.
Some pleasures, ike the horizon, rcccle
perpctually as we advance towal is thcm;
others, like butterflies, are crustel by be-
iny caught
! Let others act rs ILey please; lu do
thou always act according TO tly o n
ju lgment, and take heed o. bcin. self con
dtmntd
A cloud upon the soul shrouds AMI
darkrns the earth more than u cloud in tie
armament. The spectacle is in the spec.
tator
One act OF bentlictnce, or. act OF real
usefulness, is worth all he abstract ,n i
ympn in ,hu world.
Ignorance is n blank sheet, on which We
may write; but error is scriboicd unr,
on W hIch we must first erase.
Large minds, hike krse r,c u'es, are
seen best alta distance; ths is the u on,
to say nothing Of envious motives, why we
generally undcryalue our contemporaries,
and oy,rratu lhc ancirn;s.
Gool-blecding is Il guarl upon the
tongue he misfortune is, ID t We pu t ON
and of with our fine clio hes and wishing
faces. ano do not wear il where ii i, wan
ed-aL home!
Every mans actions lorm a c,nrco n
hurncc upon n.lcr3; AMI every dec loo
ever trivial, ha> some wei ,hy in Ic.rru. IL
iny The future destiny Of Me world.
The sweetest flowers are those which !
shed their doors in quiet nooks and din
giles; and the purest hearts are those whose
deeds OF love are done in solitude and Sc
crgt.
With love, the hear, btcomcs Il fair and
fertile garden, glowing with sunshine am
warm huc', anl cxhaing sweet oIor.; bat
without, il is bleak desert covered with
ashes.
|. is observed. ,hat thc most ccneorious
are generally lhc least iiejou+; who, ha-
wing no.hins 10 recommend th,msJv 5
viii be Enliny iauI viii o.b.re No m u
,nyi,s i lsm,r. 0! auo,h,y whoEn, ,uou n
0. his own.
The COOL fruits ot hum N ti6 arc &c
produce oi mingled ~mi.s AMI 'eus.
the fruits OF thc field require sun h.nt 80
rain. A, wi hoa clouds h, re ca, b. 10
rain, and without rain TO fertility, 80,
wi.hou, sorrow there can be no tears aud
without tears heart would soon be bar
ren.
i never saw such wind in my life,
sail man in S,orm, as he entered no
tel.
See wind! observel ano her; what
did it luok hke?'
'Like! SAID the traveller, like o have
blown my bat o.
A few days ago, 'Bowery b'hoy the
very perSoalica.iou OF ,lioss was a dress
ed III an omnibas by an acquaintance vino
rct,rred 10 J,nny's merits. AND said that
size was. beyond doubt. tht gr,ae, sin ,r
in lie world.
i don't know aboa. .het. n,I.> Mos.
Who u ii,reqt.. asacI .ht u.uef.
WHO! ~Ay ~ T, T.. y, O~r ii ~
woaIl sing tie .lCLiss y ..s o4-..t
The cLt~rpriSc OF cs.abl.sh.n; ,e.e
graph be,we,n DOsvr anI Caiais hd,,ns
proved 81 signaiiy >uec,s ,.ul, u, ED- a,I
are discussing .hc Aui,ric..n ,I,a % ,.nI
ling the globe With ori. oi lua &c Na, -
W. have lsIie dvabt that IL Mi ultimately
b. dsBs.