Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

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in the Way Of true. fcrcible, and poet
10 SMILES. the following, by Adelaide Proc
tor. "a. no, been often surpassed. 4 boy
4. spsakius Of bis iniantine r,cOllection' OF
his dear mother
The mere ihoush,
Ofhes great love fof me has brousht
Tears N nv e,e.. Though or sway,
n sem. a. u ~tte YESTERDAY.
And hist a. When k.ok oa high
Thwu.h ihs hiue sience q the sky.
Fte-h stars shine oat, and more and mofe
whrtr could 80 - So bsiowi
S., tie more steadily gre,
Tpan those iar-oh misiy ttys,
Fr,sh words, fresh tonss, iic.h Hs'noric' start
Bcio,e nv eye ami in ny heart
An exchange says Adam and Eve were
snaked out Of Paradise.
Advice to young mCn-gSi piece OF
calico tia, will wash.
-Reviliue may be less common AMI Ices
polite. bot /, 3. not more wicked than Hat
terry.
Prentice saw. tha, As \ man drinks be
generally grow. RECKLESS; in h'' case. the
more drains ihe fewer scruplcs.
Let no one overload YOU with iavOrs;
you will End i, an n.,nlsrablc baFdeu.
Whoever -pcak. upon ,hc-e 'uhi'c'.
which he j. aware will tend to make anoih-
er uneasy in COMPANY, ). an III bred person.
Foo,e expressed belief iha, CERTAIN
miser would take the ban out OF his own
eve il he knew he could sell the timber.
"A lady w.. drcadfally arron'eA the
other DAY. because a gentleman accosied her
as an cd friend
The Buddhist commandments, " Thou
shalt no, sre,k Of iniuric'." aud Thou
shall, no, excite quarrcIs by repeating the
worls Of others, are admirable.
"A prosecution Tor the unlawful selling
OF ruof-,-g was suddenly broken OF IN
BridsspOr, the other day, by ,he discovery
,ha, the birds we're old.iashioucd wooden
faucets.
-'' Bnhhy. why don't you ~ home. AM
have your mother sew OF the hole IN your
,rOw-yr- 20 80, % along, our folk. are
scOuomi.iuc. aud hole will last good
deal longer than a patch"
DO not discourage child BY giving him
q poor tool 10 use. I; - cheaper 20 use a
good one yourself, no matter What the cost,
than a poor one DITTO Cor your child.
An Easli,h writer say., in bis advice
to young married women, that their mo,'er
I've married gardener. limishi Lc ai!'i
that the gardener Ia consequence OF hi'
match, l..; ais situation.
-"NJw. Gc1rcc, You must divide the
cake honJr,bly with yous brother Charles. -
"what b, honorable, mother "ltncan'
,ba, You mus, give him the large; pie''. "
Then. mother, Ia rather that Charley
.hoult I,,dsit."
-" There are some memhsr, % com.
munH,." .ail tie aslcious and witty
Thomas Braihury, "tha, are Ike crumb
in the throat, IT they 70 the right Way they
aHJrd but little nourishmsnt, but Il they g
the wrong way, they give a great deal Of
trouble"
--Washin-ton Irving htly says "Ilow
easy IL u Tor one benevolent person u dif'
fuse pleasure about him and how truly Is
kind hear, fountain Of slaincSs. making
everything in IL. vicinity to ircsben into
smiles.
-"Trlly. said a mother to her daush.
Ter. who bad seen bat thrye SUMMERS, ''what
should YOU DO without your mother 81
should put on every day, just such dress
as wanted 10, " was the promp, reply.
Il priest, IN a rich abbey in Florence,
canned Gruisnoli, being \ t'h'rman'' s1u.
caused a net to BE- spread every day on the
table Of IN. apartment, to put him, A. be
said. an mind o. has origin. The abbott dy'
ing, this di,scmbled humility procured him
- b. chosen 81, successor and the net was
u.-i no more. where's thepe,e' saila
friend 10 him the day afterwards, on enter.
ins his apartment. "rhsrc i. 40 further
occasion f'r the net. " saI Gruisuoli, "af.
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