The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-12
LITTLE-0R.N0THINGS,
"a MAP OF BUSY LIFE. ITS FLUCTUATIONS AND ITS
VAST CONCERNS "-C0Dptr.


vicious rakes.
The reward of thing well done is TO have
done it,
Moral remedies will not eradicate physi.
cal needs.
A pretty face at'racts-a good heart gene
rally ures.
The hibles of tie weak paiate the vices
Of the wicked.
Cyncs are either soured good men or mo-
rose bad ones.
Many live misersbly and meanly, just to
die magnificehtly and rich.
Slauder not others because they have SIAN
dered you.
The fn.v Who took offence has not yet
re:urnei =
If our Ct, rt re not well cut, we are very
spt To be cut ursclves.
why is lee ina ,'aw like philanthropy ?
Becaus" it gives in all directions.
Indulge in hunor just as much as you
please. if it is not i'll humor.
1t is less pain to learn in youth than to be
ignorant in age.
The pebbles in our path weary us and
make us foot sore more than the rocks.
Not every man who dives into the sea Of
mat'imony brings up pearl.
He spake well vi o said that little graves
are the footprints Of angels.
The blush of true modes'v is like the soul
of rose in III" heat of a lilly.
We reason good deal AS VT eat, more
from ne :es>iry than knowledge.
Those who prais. you at the beginning,
will ak ta,ols IN the end.
Money is nothing in itself; it is useful only
when 1t depars flom US.
1t is easier for the generous to forgye than
f"r the offender to ak it.
Men of needless charity make more beg.
gars than usurers do.
Women never truly command till they
hav' given then PROMISE to obcy.
Tie young lady who gives herself AVA
lose, her ,ril pos,eH>o..
Impo>sitllrie. like vicious dogs, fly be.
fore him who is not afraid OF them.
L VS. arc always multiplying lawyers, and
lawyers always multiplying laws.
Those who heed not Gods writ, are often
forced to heed the sreutf's.
Man and wife, like verb and noninatve,
should always agree.
He is hut a poor general, who, Ike drum,
j. made only to he beaten.
The cup Of Cuce change men to swine;
that cup is common nUw-lt contains strong
whl>key.
Tue snuff takcr is irrcverent, she looks
upon Gods beauifu world merely as some
thing to te sne.zcd at.
1t makes a very material difference to
lamb WHETHER tie is gathered into the fold 10y
a shepherd or a snake,
FENINI lIEADACnE.-A fictiiou disease,
by which women seek to conceal their heart.
acche
Iu returning thanks, in An afer.dinner
speech, Brown declared thai he was 400 full
for ulterauc
BE as careful not TO provoke an enemy as
you would TO steer safely uear dangerous
reef.
TnE BEST LEGAcY,-No man can ave
better legacy to the world than wcl'.edu.
Gated family.
To all mon he best friend is virtue; the
b, 81 compauo are high eudsavors and ho -.
otabIe sen'iu n'-
Morose L.n -. underlighed amidst all
d,Iigir, joyI,as ,.n. s.; all erjoyment, stateI".,
in the very lap o ie,y.
II ycu have gone 50 Tar as to cut tho lions
claws, you had better not feel -ccu.e ill you
have drawn his teeth.
There are two classes Of men generally in
the wrong. Those who don't know enough,
aud those who know to much.
a great deal Of poDchaioHce that passes
for philosophy, is nothing more or less than
natural stupidity.
Some men are so fair.sightcd, they look
lhrou. h and beyond objects, aud swear they
cannot see them.
TIE busy body labors without thanks, talks
without credit, lives without love, and dies
without tears
1t is no more possible TO bring mru's minds
TO hihk alike, than TO make their faces look
alike.
We are apt to be partial to our own OBJ
srrvations- probably fer the observcr's. 'akc.
BE calm while your adversary fr';s and
RACES, aud you can warm yourself at his fire.
II sleep flies from you, don't g, in hot
pursuit OF II; lie still, and it will probably
come and kiss you.
Some people 're so obtuse that one would
hardly think that they CO. ID have an acute
disease
II YOU have spite against a hen, and
would have her eggs laid in ashes, shut her up
in the ash barrel.
He who knows bis own ignorance is the
possessor Of the rarest kind Of valuable know
edge
Young women are never in more danger
of being made slaves than when the men are
At their feet.
Shut not up a brood of evel passions in
your bosom; like enrsged serpeuts, they vii
bite their cage.
Poverty frequently imposes species of
upon men, more disgusting to them
selves even than il is TO others.
a II an in love may be likcncd to fly in
.pider's Vah entanolad nv one of the nost