, 1853-03-26
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lC~ Pride and folly cost many p'rsons
more than their necessities.
rsB- A burl'n which was thouahtlessly
rot must be patiently borne.
u Nobody ever spcs an action as very
wrong when under the excitement of doing
it.
lG- If You would SET a proper value on
time, Keep company with tombstones and
sun dials.
ED~ Experience is the light in the ships
stern shining on dangers past, but not fore
shadowiDg dangers 10 come.
u Surely some people must know them
selves, for they never think about anything
else. c
Rf2y- There is something beautifully pious
and tender in that word of sad import.
" Odicu." That is " May God guard YOU,
to God commit YOU"
Ty- If you mean to make your side Of the
argument appear plausible, do not prodjudice
people against what you think by your pas
'sionate manner of ,fcnding it.
pG- Action is, after all, the main busi-
ness of our lives; we arc to work while il is
called to-day and thought is worth moth
ing, unless ii lead 10 and embody itself into
practice.
0y- ATtctation, like spring flowers,
breaks through the most frozen ground at
last and the heart which seeks but for an
other heart to make it happy will never
seek in vain.
10 As time passes, memory silently re-
cords your deeds, which Conscience will
impressiyely read to you in after life, espe>
cialIy in sickness and age to your joy and
sorrow.
10 Four hundred years have elapsed
since the invention Of Printing, yet books
are not in circulation all over the globe;
while the use of tobacco became universal
within fifty years of its discovery.
ReT"I served" says Jefferson, dwith
General Washington, in the Legislature Of
Virginia, before the Revolution, and, du-
ring it, with DR.. Franklin, in Congress-
| never heard either of them speak ten min
utes at time, nor to any but the main
point which was 10 decide the question. -
They laid their shoulders to the great
points, knowing that the little ones would
follow oil themselves" ...... ......t
REoElrT FOR A HAIRY HoME.--Six things
are requisite, says Hamilton, to create
a happy home. Integrity must be the
and tidness tho upholster. II
must be warmed by affection, and industry
must be the ventilalor, renewing the atmos-
phero, and bring in fresh salubrity day by
day, while over all, as protecting canopy
and glory, nothing will suffice except the
blessing Of God. .. .., -...
no. There is consolation in everything,
if we have but the philosophy to find it out.
Misfortune can be turned to advantage BY
the wise man, and the sevcresi pains 10 the
means Of after enjoyment. Weak, vain and
wayward as we arc, we have the power to
render ourselves thrice onr natural selves
We can do much more than We suspect,
but we will not, and because Of this, we i'm
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proper ehoH'-LCincInnah Commercial
~ Morn,on Orcon callod ibo ,Ssor
has beon s,a,teJ II Wosbino Gn ~ i,
Orson Pratt, one Of the Latter Day Saints.
1t is in f9vor Of 'polyga0ly, and attempts 10
Justify the Practice by Scripture. The
power of Congress or of any oIhor State TO
prohibit it is denied The statement that
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'Tne STORM OF L'tf = Lir3 bears on like
the srsam Of MIGHTY river. O,r boat at
first eli les swiftly down the narrow channel,
through tho playful murmuring of the little