The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-11-22
8REVITIES.

few stand in illuminud chhractefsi
never to be cflacCd
A clown is very sore to disnlav
his clownishness, however elevated
by fortune. The cat in the fable
when she was turned TO fair mai
den, couldn't resist the temnlatign
TO play with mice.
Men are often ruined bv tbs
weight OF their grcathcss ne = tsoo
heavily laden with fruit bfeal ! i,s
own bonghs.
| The subjects of dcspofism. 49,.
often allowed TO iatten tbemseiva,
llhe so many swine, 90 that tkev
,I .IaE DC the hitter to DO de9ourcd by
Ihe moon, when It is fnllest ~
light, is iarthcst from the sun. sn5
men. whom most abobndi,5 ~ ~
wealth. are generally, hrthess from
Those who send telecraphie die.
patches IN these times are very ant.
IN one senee and only one ta ds'
patch the truth.
A man has glands to seereie ies4s
and saliva and bile. What N nitv
no hasn't a pocket-gland to seefetc
sometimes men, who have becf
frankly wicked, attempt 70 reform
ana become loeked-up hypocrites.
1t is dangerous for a man 10 ~.
tempt, as the tower Of Pisa seeS,s
doing, to sec how far he en-, los,!
= rom ,,ii an upright position witbont
Grief, S9tened by tiho o,o,s.
beautiful, and We cherish 4 ss We
40 some old dim picture Of tho
Fan in love with nature in ber
beauty and CORY, and your sn;t
will never be rejected.
nose villages are aenerallv
sest OIL where you can't find a ain
gle tavorn-nOt a sign of ono.
Care is considered a very bad
thing, and yet we are told an the
time to take care.
Boys must be separated frcio 4.
cious habits as grain is from chafF
by thrashing.
Kind words are the flower Of
oeneEolehce; kind deeds the fruit.
Al eagle, a codrser, a lion. is
not scorned on account Of poverty;
and surely q man should not be.
IL a man is not satisfied ;=ith a
little, it is very certain he will new
er have enough.
Some men are hot masters Of
their own houses, nor even half
masters only about quartcrmas-
tors.
Ile is but a cold lover who
wouldn't die eXultingly it he might
be hung with his s%eetheart's gar
ters.
Tears are no sign ofa soft heart;
water is distilled from rocks.
Poor men, like good viands Gre
loiten dressed with "Depner and
salt"
Don't utter your secrets aloud
beside the running brooks; they
babble.
When war closes, trouble ends;
when armies close, trouble begins.
lie who never Iahghe witbout
knowing why, must be a sad dog.
Ifa man 10 odiUus IN society, he
might as well be in prison; tho
worst prison are not ofstono.
Not to have fear when theFo Is
occasion for it is as great weak
ness as cowardice.
In this world, full often, our JOYS
are only the tender shadows which
our sorrows cast.
Fame comes only when deserved
and then is nd inevitable rs d,siny,
for it is destiny.
Hasty people drink the vino Of
life scalding hot.
When a pickpocket pulls at your
watch, toll him plainly thet You
have no time to spare.
The worst bar to a mans sue
cess in life is that Of the bar fOoln.
Marriage may be defined as love
parsoniiied.
A Frehchman thinks the Eng
lish language 10 very odd:
"Dare is look OUT" 10 sEga.
"whiea is TO put out your head and
sec; and look out, which is TO haul
in yonr head not for 10 co-iast
contraire."
0T Those who have recourse TO
gaming because they arc at a loss
what 20 do themselves, viii find lnat
the sources oftheir ennni are ihssro
inexhaustiblo than thoso Of fhsir
purseJ
10 Eating ones meat with .
silver fork, while tho butchers biz
has not been paid, is called gcn-
teel.