Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

ln town Ill orange county, N. L :, tnero
is man and his wife who have not spoken,
to each other for eight years. They are on
good terms apparently, sleep in the same
bed, and eat at the same table, but each is
too proud to speak first.
Memory is the clothes-line of the heart,
whereon the events of our life hang like
dickies and handkerchiefs-those which are
well pegged on remain, but the others arc
carried off the first high wind.
''Ma, docs pa kiss you because he loves
you?" inquired little Jacky of his mother.
''To-be-surc, sonny: why did you ask that
question:" "Well guess he loves the
kitchen girl too, for l seen him kiss her
more'n forty times last Sunday, when you
was gone to meeting" There was fuss in
that family. asei
Mr.. Bancroft, the historian, has private
library containing $4,000 volumes. sj &
Illinois within the past six years has built
more miles of railroad than any other State
in the Union. 1867 I9
ETA young parson lost his way in a
forest, and it being vehemently cold and
rainy, he happened upon poor cottage, and
desired a lodging or hay loft to stay in, and
some fire to warm him. The man told him
that he ard his wife had but one bed, and
if he pleased to lay with them be should be
welcome. The parson thanked him and
kindly accepted. In the morning the man
rose to go to market, and meeting some Of
his neighbors, he fell into laughing. They
asked him what made him so merry about
the MOUTH "Why," said he, ~ can't but
think how ashamed the parson will be when
he awakes, to find himself alone in bed
with my wife," [This is newt - 81
Ahorrible state Of things exists in Spring
field, III. The inhabitants fear that the
town will be depopulated, as it is reported
that there arc but twelve manageable wo,
men in the city, eleven Of whom are already
engaged! The Springfield papers are call
t ing for reinforcements. ~ AZ ~.
S Some one has truly said :: "There i
0 something inexpressibly sweet about little
: girls. Lovely, pure, inoeent ingenious, un-
D suspecting, full of kindness to brothers, ba-
: bies and everything. They are sweet little
> human flowers, diamond dew drops in the
D breath of morn, What pity they should
Q ever become women, firts, aud heartless
t coquettes~ rs aa de se N.ai ass
True friends are the world to one another
: and he that is a friend to himself, is also Z
$ friend to mankind. There is no relish ii
: the possession Of any thing without a part
S ncr. rii i itil ariae sia l @
Never purchase friends by gifts, for if you
:, cease TO give, they cease to love.
NEW ENGLAND IN CoSoREss.- After tn,
4th Of March next, there will not be sin
gle Democratic member in the House o
= Representatives from New England, an,
but one in the Senate, and he has FREQ soi
i sympathies. ~
IS A handsome Young widow applied to
physician to relieve her Of three very dis
9 trcssing complaints, with which she was a
n fected. In the first place." said she, g
If have little or no appetite, What shall
n take for that r. aFor that, Madam, yol
n should take air and exercise" sAnd, Dp<
IT tor, am quite idgety at night and afrsi'
to lie alone. What shall l take for, that I
St " For that. Madam, | can only recommen'
,e that you take-a- -husbapdr r Fiel 1Dot
q tor, But | have the blues terribly Wha
Il shall / takc for that Ser thai, Madan
3 you have, besides taking All, exercise 40,
4, a husband, 70 tpke-the newspaper" SEN
i sible Doctor, that. w. 7'-'-
( - II Is viftue which should deternine u Us i
the choice Of our friends; sois is that aloh
4 which we should always regard In then
" without inquiring, into their good o. ilI 3.
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