The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23
WHOLE No 625

"'ii p'"Eis, ana "E'lgiltS, Hian NIPiIlnr
the spirit to the empire of i'll temper and
seltishness. We should all be cautious,
as we advance in life, OF allowing sor-
rowiul experience to overshadow our
perception of the preponderanccs of
good
Faith in good is at once its own recti-
tude and reward. To believe good, and
to do good truly and trustfuIy, is the
healthest of humanity's condition. To
take events cheerlulIy, aud promote the
happiness of others, is the way 10 insure
the enduring spring Of existence.
Content and kindness are the soft
vernal showers and fostering sunnv
warmth that keep mans nature and
being fresh and green. II we would
leave gracious memory hind us,
there IS no better way to secure it than
by living graciously. A cheerful and
benign temper, that buds forth pleasant
blossoms, and bears sweet fruit for
these who live within its influence, is
sure to produce an undying growth of
green rememberanCes that shall flourish
Immortality after the present stock is de.
cayed and gone.
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. ~, i'oN: :: "o young officers
they stopped to take supper at a small
road side tavern, kept by very rough
Yankee woman. The landladv in
calico sun bonnet, and bare faot, stood
a.. ,'G ,1'u u ane 'a'Ie 20 EouF ont. She
i i"a "" ~. , ~ "e' HUGS'S I'll tnev Chose
.phS or '''pr' S"'''IhS IN their coffee"
In "n ",S. o, m' ""ppos'ns TINT long
S"ee,'"S meant large portion Of the
,na .'oI ~; I"oSe !, accordingly: What
J 90 h m's f u,S''''y ",'0h ne saw MS hostess
"'P "e' L''5er oeeP Gown INTO an earth
then stir it with her finger round in TN.
coffee, His companion, seeing this
preferred 'Short sweeting." Iroon
which the woman picked M Iarrs
lump Of maple sugar that lay in = brown
paper on the floor beside her, and bitinr
of a piece, put It INTO lis cup. Both the
gentlmen dispensed with coffee that ey.
ening.
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"is"lA 'oS.' vi '',e A''a!Hc, mas
I"a'a " I fT.1 0'' Do"fH ms snip IN
l'e'r"' u, Vi oh ms last voyage
'''e ', ,Jtio~''s c"1'I"y TOOK place
,,W-" '''1'' , ""S ,,o's ' ",e LIZ 'Iea"' I"'
westerly"
"lt you will improve on that. III or.
der bottle Of wine for vou.n
''Be dad, I'll do it--wr>f-soufh west
half west little westerly, Captan
West
It's unnecessary to add that the Cap.
tain Immediately ordered up tulnbIer
and cork screw.
r,u D.. =
r'mn n0' IT, OF "iaSt people,"
' l - No i'a0e 80 cohgehIai as San
paradise no one asks where another
came from, because no one wishes to
Know II man dresses well, and is not
n'sSafd OF MS 'Slugs," ility dolIarpieces,
ne nc, IS at once pronounced "a good fellow
/ " nat place to recover lost repua-
tl"n, or get rd OF bad one. The COR
olal and orei street conrteS'"s are PEI
ouIlar' Two friends meet on the side
walk and seize each other BY the ell
bows.
"t1ow DO you do!'
'HoW are you'll" and away they rush.
~ H., We ntTnl'ohe" .t f, oIher day that
tn' poDi'Ie ~ lo"% ,T use' '9l'ah&''' ch'cNens
~ l''""a" "''h' w t nave since learned
."a' III, 7e r, ID o"'" carries mat
VS. ss.'. 'a' 'i'e' anu ,m Is no" "F'aNIhSa
r ouSe o, ~ cue Sa"u's ne meets with
En',aI, ~ In't I5"sC"aai's oone' Oh
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