The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-09
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! Because the younger they are the sweeter.
| Never allow yourself to be seen with Il wors,
( face than you wear for the painter.
The cedars of Lebanon areprobably the oldes
| trees in the would except the elder trees.
Responsibility is thing hat many peopl,
/ are very willing TO run i'll DEBT for
. Tteat your family kindly but put your horses
and cattle nightly 20 the rack.
! If n man cannot argue without swearing am
curoiug, his discus sions are 100 curSory.
A du"biiI puts an ndditio' al pair wings to
he back of Time.
1t is very foolish for people to put tbemselve,
TO tie trouble TO be ilnatured
Goodness does not more certainly make mel
happy Than happiness makes them good.
Difficulties and strong men, like strap and
razor. az made for each otheI
Goldsmith says that a woman dccked out ia
ali her charms is the most terrible object in
creation.
By constantly doing go lyon can put the ell,
vi"Ils to such torture as you might enjoy if you
had The mallce of Il feLd.
Nothing is rtobIer than the arstocracy insii-
tu'ed b, Gud lew things are poorer than thai
set up by men.
The monument Of the greatest should be but
bust and Iame. If the name is insufficien,
to illustrate The busi let both perish.
Wordsworth cautions Studious friend againsr
growing double but he gi,ls ihink 1t is the
best thing nice young mtn can do.
The first of all virtue ia innocence the seq
n
being quickly followed by the Other.
The cup of patience is carved by angelic
hands, sci round With diamonds from the mines
of Eden, and filled at the eternal fount of good
ness
Ii the man who got TO the tor of the hill by
honesty Is ashamed TO turn about and look N
the Tow y road he travelled he deserves TO be tax
ell by The neck and hurled down again.
| In the winter the sun promises his coming by
a long morning. bur. when he comes, he shine
dinily aud sets soon And so with men. the
longer their promises The poorer their prrfor.
| malices-
| Tne girls Of Northampton have been sending
a bachelor editor boquet of tanzy and worm
wo d. The wretched individual says he dun'l
rare-it's sweeter than ulatrlmony anyhow.
| The temptation is not here where you are
reading about or pr"yng about it. 1t is done il
| your shop, among bales and boxes, ten-penny
| nails and sanj-paper. ... .....
| / If all our faults or little tricks, our petty
| cozenngs, our bO-peep mond, with truth aid
| Justice, could be sent upon US in the blankets
| AL embouiLd in feas, how many Of US with
my skins would get up spotted scarlet.
Lord .mpbell, few days before his death
hur bnA
late. aud remarked, why, Mr. -. you are
getting as fat rs a poipoise. Fit company
my lord, Tor the great seal, was the ready re
Spouse.
Where dii You get this turkey p aid Gil
onel Billy Wilson TO one OF his amiaole recruits
who came into camp ole day with fine bird
Stole IT,, was The lacunic answer. ...E
An, you see my boys may steal but they
wont line, Said the Colonel .riumphantly to a
~ Slande'.
| Gascon happened to be in Pa'is, in the Ru.
NetIe Dame. CLOSE 10 cnizen, To whom he
buas' ed Of the goodness of his e es.ght
| 'Zpu"ds from this very place | see a mouse
! running a. the top ot that tower, said he t.
| INN
L do not see it, but hear it tot, SAID tn.
| The following has been handed us, with the
request haI it should be published and sung by
lie H,mt Quad;
| am a = mas, and Nv. listed for the wais
| la the sid, WA hussa fiji I'll am q ;
I've hudl drawn the scabbaru, and Ive throwa away
The sword,
! Aid III beed for my country like blackberry pie.
/ traveller i'll Ireland having been inclined I,
| ieny thar the pedsantry were humorous, wa.
od Ia ask any questions Of the first laI,oru @ ma,
ne met oil the ruad Accordingly, on seelug =
stu y fellow be aking STONES. lie says Now
my mani: the devil We're 10 come heIe Just a Nv
WHICH, would lie take you o. NE = Me, to be
sure SAY the man, for he's ceItaiu OF you,
honor al any time
As high appreciation Of the advance of 9th
e. minds cah scarcely be rOIceived to exis
with Ut an lutenIe e-ire foI the improy e me,.
Of ones own lnind, - every sch. Llnlaster of ;
really hlgn order makes sacrifice tor which i
l. impossible 10 make a comi .ensaiioL approach
ing Ia ADEQUACY. Even The pleasure of seeing
his pupils advance. one by one, Tar on the path,
OF noI Is mol always wi huut Il certain sadness
such as one may be expected 20 ierl who is eve,
giving passports 10 u land If pIomis.. ami beau
~ Tito Lch he himself IS newer destined t,
enter.