The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-08-22
WHAT NOT

A little wrong done 70 another, is grea
wrong done to ourselves.
The biggest military thing down South-Cot
| ton drilling
The blush of true modesty IS like the SON
of a rose in the heart Of a lilly.
Pride is the first weed to grow in the buma,
heart, and the last to be cradicated.
y change of fortune hurts a wise man NJ
more than change i'll the moon.
He who puts off duties shows he has no bcor
to preform them N'''
1t we carry not the beautiful within rs W.
may travel over the world,ln vain search Of i,
When does farmer act with great rudenes,
toward his corn when he pulls lis ears.
The most beautiful may be The most admired
ana caressed, but they are not always the mos
esteemed and loved.
we are oitener more cruelty robbed by those
who steal into our hearts than by those who
break into our hous es.
To all men the best friend is virtue the hes,
companions are high endeavors and honorable
sentiments,
When there is love in the heart, there are
faln6o"s IN the eyes, covering every black
cloud with gorgeous hues.
Our very manner is thing of Importance
KIND no IS often more agreeable than roroh
yes. i00s"
One of the greatest robbers is temperance for
II II. fobs the poor house and the prison of their
limo is like a creditor who allows annie
space to make up accounts, but is inexo,able At
last .
:. G5od's mercies are like large chain, every
INK leads to another; present mercies asSn,e
you Of future ones
- WhateYeris necessary to be done can be done.
Nature IS TOO wise and benefcent to yoke ne.
cessity with impossibility,
Why did Adam bite the apple p said the
sehoo! master to one of his pupils Because
he hadn't any knife replied the urchin.
Well Mr.. j., how did you get through the
4th oh, very well indeed but it was the
9th that troubled me
A wit once asked peasant what part he per-
formed III the great drama Of life. L mind nv
own BUSINESS was the reply.
Artist otle was asked what were the adyanta.
ges OF learning. He replied, it is an ornament
TO man IN prosperity, and refuge in advers-
ity, -"
Jealousy Is said to be the offspring of love.
ct, unless the parent makes haste to strangle
the child the child will not rest till it has pois-
oned the parent.
T4lhy speaks OF certain animals that will fat
ten ON smoke How lucky would it be for
sundry eloquent statesmen, if they could get
men to do so! so
A beggar boy applying to lady at Boston
iot money 70 get q dose OF easter Oil, was call
ed IN and the oil was administered gratis, de-
spite his grimaces.
A cotempoary, in speaking of newly invent
ca metahc burial case, says that it is fast get
ting into use, and is highly recommended nv
those who have used it,
Mrs: Darlington expresses her apprehension
that the people OF the gold regions will bleed
to death, as The papers are constantly annopn,
eng the openingsof another vein.
'0f what fruit is cider nader Don't know
SIR What stupid boy-wha. did you get
when you robbed Widow Coffin's orchard q Il
got lickin', sir ?
She is not all my fancy painted her ? bitter,
~ exclaimed a rejected lover, and. what ia
herself P''i-'''
Would it be of any use to a man dssirops
OF becoming public speaker, to connect him
son with spoke factory This question comes
n
mitted ont Of regard to the public zeal.
1 say, boy, is there anything to shoot, about
mere inquired sportsman of boy he met.
W ell was the reply, nothing just about here :;
ous the schoolmaster is down the hill yonder-
you can pop BIN over
YELLOW FEVER has made serious havoc in
inc west India fleet of Great Britain. On board
OF lhe ftre6rGnd, thirty. eight deaths occurred
between the 9th and 10th Of June.
An awful spell--When the Legislative Hall
az concord, n. H, was cleared OF rubbish after
adjournment, there was found IN the desk Of
one OF the members letter, which closed with
TINS injunction, "Janc scs get her q % hoop skeI
Hngton.'
HoLp ON, BOYs,-Hold on TO your tongue
mnen you are Just ready to swear, lie or say an
improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are about
to strike, pinch, scratch, steal or do any inprop
er set
Hold on to your foot when you are on the
point of kicking or running away from study
or pursuing the path of error, shame or crime
Hold on to your temper when you are angry,
excited, or imposed upon, or othets ARE angry
about you,
Hold on TO your heart when evil associates
seek f your company, and invite you to join in
their games, mirth and revery.
Hold on to your good name at all times. for
II Is more valuable to you than gold high places,
MARRIED LIFE. DO not run much from
home. Ones own hearth is ofmucb moro worth
IMAM gold. Many a marriage begins like n ro-
Sy morning, and then fails away like p snow
wreath And why lBecause the married nal,
neglect to be as pleasing to each other after mar
rage as before Endeavor always to please one
another, but at the same time keep God in your
thoughts. Lavish not all your love on today.
Tor &c, remember that marriage has its tomorrow
li9e"lse ana Its dayafter-to. morrow, too. Oon-
slder, ye daughters what the word ,oifs exnrass-
eS, Inc married woman is the husbands do
nlestc tath; in her hands he must be able to
e.Iust the key of his heart as well as the kew
o. 3l ms pantry His honor and his home are un-
ger ger her keeping-his well being in her hand.
t ms q TINS And you, ye sons, be faithful
NJ husbands, and good fathers of families. Act so
'A"' our wives snail esteem and love you.
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