Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
TloN AcRcutruRG, AND fHe sEsr NTERgsTs or SOCIETY
WHOLE NUMBER l244.
0>rTell g what man crIuks, snl
ws'll tell you what the man thinks.

0TTell - what = man trinks, ana
we'll tell you what the man thinks.
01r There are many persons Who
praise virtue. but DO nothing more tbsn
praise it.
i OF Tell us the female associates Of
man. and We will tell you bic moral
worth.
II Tell us what hour 4 man breakfasts.
and well tell you what HE svocstIon
i Why is = cowerdly colder like but
tori Because he b sure 10 run when En-
posed TO 6rs.
-Whsn Is The weather favorable 70
hay mskingl When Il rains "pItch-
i -Isis with life - with colss-hs
who would drink IL pure mustnt drain 4
to the drsgs.
The man who couldn't stand Il snv
longer has taken sest. and now feels
quite comfortable.
az The bread Of life Il love the sslt
OF life is work the sweetness OF Iife,
poesy the water OF life, faith.
~ Receive your thoughts 40
guests, and treat your desires - chill
dren.
~The nature within us IL high
or subject OF study than the nature
without.
! ~ Fugality is founded on the
principle. that all riches have lin
! n A friend that you can buv
with presents,. may be bought from
you.
HSpIendid qualities break forth
in dark times Ike lightning from .
thunder cloud.
| Above ell other features which "A.
orn the female character, dslicscv
stands foremost within tho province Of
good taste.
"A fool IN sn elevated position 4
Like man In alloon--everybody an
pears little 70 him, and he appears little
to everybody.
n A woman's soul is BY natures
beautiful frescc painting-paintsd On
silver waiter, rooms. clothes. and up-
on the whole domestic establishment.
! Worldly riches. .lits nuh, tear
mems clothes In getting them, soil
men's teeth In cracking them. sndl6lI
no belly in eating them.
or Il was said Of . beautiful woman
that nom her childhood che he'd ever
spoken smilInely |; a. u the hsare e.,r-
% Joy nom snc fPs, ana they rurntd m
TO beauty.
4 0 "This war;" said . commercial
gentleman TO dandy, "win be . terri
bic hindrance to ell kinds Of business.v
Dsndy-"Dessay d'lightsd TO hear 4
l-always had great aversion Ill kinds
Of business"
--Sir Charles Napier wrote very bean
tifully and touchingly to . lady on the
eve Of his great victory At Msanss:
"If Isurvive shalt soon be with
those ] love, II fall Ishall Be with.thoss
have loved"
~ "Kou have only yourself to
please" sAid married friend 70 an old
bachelor.
"True." replied he. but you can
not tell whst very difficult task end
ill.,"
krSpirit is now fashion, able word.
To act With spirit. means only 70 sct
rashly and to act indiscreetly. An able
man shows bis spirit by gentle words
aud resolute actions; he is neither hot
4 nor timid.
81 Quaint old Andrew Fuller
writes truly that Contentment oonsis-
teth not ia adding more fuel. bat IN
taking away some FIRE; not in multiply
ing wealth, but in subtraciing mems
desires.
-"How shall sell my horse!" said .
certain doctor TO horse jockey. shis
tail come of in loss than two hours aft
er bought him."
"Why. sell him BY Wholesale, !" replied
the other, "for I am sure no hon orable
man would retail him.
REAsos.-Hs that follows liz ad-
vice, has . mind that IL elevated above
the reach Of Injury that sits sbove
the clouds In a calm and quiet ether.
and with brave Indifference, hears the
rolling thundsrs grumble and burst IN.
der his feet.
i WIrry REPLY.-"Whst ere you 90
ing TO give me for Christmas pres
ent y asked a gay dsmsel Of her low
or.
Il have nothing to give but my hum
Bile SELF" was the reply.
7 "The smallest favors gratefully re-
celved," was the merry response Of the
lady.
Susrfcfous TAILOR TO SUBJECTED
CusronER. you z csat. cir -
oh, yes. cir, with the greatest pleasure.
There, Just stand In that position, please,
and look right upon ths, sign while ]
take your measure" (sien rsads.
"icfms Ssshs
or The truly great consider 6rst.
how they may gain the Appreciation Of
God and secondly that OF their own
conscience having done this. they
would then willingly conciliste the good
opinion Of their fellow-men. Bat the
F. truly little reverse the thing the pri-
. mary object, with them. h 20 secure de
. applause Of their fellow-msn. and hsv-
/. ing effected this, the spprobation Of
> God and their vwn conscience may FOL-
low on - they asn.
a. There arc some characters whose
bias IL II impossible to cslculsts. and o.
whose probable conduct we cannot has
: ard the sllehtest representation they
: oftsn svince energy In the msrest tri'
4 hes, and appear lstlsss and indifferent
A on occasions oI the greatest interest
4 and importance one would suppose
+ they had been dipped In the fountain Of
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