Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-12-22
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! A secret warranted to keep in any climate
! A wot:ans age.
| Silence is the safest course for any man to
adopt who distrusts himself.
A young man who has recently taken wife,
says he did find it half so hard to get married,
as he did to get the furniture.
If you fall into misfortune disengage your
self as well yon Creep through those bush
es which have the tewest brars.
PIrY-We have great pity for man who
is running himself. but very little for the who
is ruined.
No man possibly improve in any COM
pany for which he has not respect enough to be
under some degree of restraint.
There are Some kinds of men who cannot pass
their time alone, they the fails of ofoccupied peo-
ple.-[ NJ. de Bonad.
-Rogues generally die poor Every time they
make dollar by cheating, they have to spend
two in law.
DO not sigh for this worlds goods, not lament
thy poverty. Out of the meanest howell thou canst
get sight of heaven.
| Mystery magnifes danger, as fog the sun ;
the hand that warned Belshazzer derived its hor-
rifying influence from the want of a body.
1t is estimated that no less than four millions
of dollars have been spent by the Southerners in
sightseeing and pleasure hunting at the north.
The storms of adversely, like the storms of
the ocean, rouse the faculties and exercise the in
vention, prudence and fortitude of the voyager.
"A lady given to tattle, says she never tells
anything except to two classes of people-those
who ask her, and those who don't
One of our sporting friends recently ran a
race with saw horse, was caught yesterday at
tempting 10 shake hands with a clock
The man who attempted TO 'catch the speak
er's eye" with steel trap, made to take the
floor by the sergeant-atarms.
| -"In all labor there is profit" True, but who
reaps it2 Not he that creates it. Verify, the
printing business was unknown when that idea
was started
! The Washington Star says that there is a
man IN that city who is such strict sectarian
that he wont 90 to fire. unless the alarm is Civ
EN- by the bell on his church
-'old age is coming upon me rapidly, as the
urchin said when he was stealing apples from an
old mans garden, and saw the owner coming COW
hide in hand.
Suffer not your spirits to be subdued by mis-
fortunes but the contrary, steer right onward,
with courage greater than your fate seems TO
allow.
Firm religious belief is the only faith that
satisfies the craving of the human mind on the inn
portant subjects Of human thought. This, of it
self, forms ready and sufficient barrier.
MrsrERr.-Reigon is full of mystery; life is
full OF mystery; we are mystery to ourselves
We dare not say .where mystery begins, religion
ends but this we will say, that where mystery
begins dogmatism should end
III is said that the irst directory of Philade-
phia published in 1885, contains tae following
-~DOrleans, Messrs., merchants near 100 South
Fourth street." These persons were no other than
Louis Philippe and one of his brothers, who lived
at the north west corner of Fourth and Princes
streets, in house still standing and now unmber-
ed 10.
Sr'snAr ALwArs.-By different nations, every
day IN the week Is set apart for public Worship
Sunday by the Christians; Monday by the Greeks;
Tuesday by the Persians Wednesday by the As
syrians; Thursday by the Egyptians; Friday by
the Turks; Saturday by the Jews Add to this
the digrnal revolutions and ii is apparent that
every moment is Sunday somewhere