The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
PLEAS ANTRIES.

Time docscnt fight fair IN his conflict
with us. lie pulls hair.
To him who has tears in his eyes, the
earth and the heavens trcmblc.
Why are hoops like obstinate men -
Because they olon out about trincs.
Lovers care not for places. II matters
little to them whcie they love.
Cherish bounteously young shoots, for
thorns and b,icrs are but non-cncouragcd
buds.
With faint hands We hold the drained
cup of joy, which, when empty, weighs
heaviest.
In the souls Of all good men there is II
great crusadc-for the spirit not the tomb
OF Jesus.
There il no monurch's : signct ring that
is typical of ~ much duty us the wedding
ring is.
10 earthly governments divine rights,
human wrongs.
Tho rcndicst aud best way 10 find out
what future duty will be. is to do present
tuty.
A person of genius should marry per.
son Of character. Genius does not herd
with genius.
The correlniive To loving our ncighbors
us our selves, is hating ourselves as we
hate our neighbor.
| III T., so,.c,, ~ .,,..,,,, H., -, -.
esp cciully roofs itself I; ns trees are best
grated in cloudy days.
II Is the pale passions that are The
fcrcCst il is the violence OF the chill
that gives the measure of the l,ver.
No man ought to crjoy whut IL toe
good for him he shUuld make hmscl
worthy OF il und rise To its level.
The time that We pass either in Wild
rapture or wild despair is motionless, aud
has no gnoinon upon its dial plate.
Reports are po!ypuses wouuding ant
mutiluting oddly multipllcs them, stick
; ing them into cuch other makes one oui
OF two.
Goodness strengthens strong love, JUS
! os physical coldness makes strong peopl,
more vigorous aud weak ones more pany
, Prudery is oftca imnodcstly modest
! I,s habit is 10 multiply scnlincls in pro
portion us the fortress is less threatened
N, support, when we are right, can b,
derived from those who ere very reudy I,
, yield tC us when we are wroEs.
Merccnary match. seekers set up tn,
flowers of love for sale as hay there ar,
no other trees in their puradise thai
boundary trees.
A Yankee, wishing N be understoo'
by his Russian neighbor ot table remark
ed " Mr.. ThinguIDbobski, will thai
you for the pepperdorf.
Economy in our affairs has the sam
effect upon our fortunes that good breed
ing has OH our conversation.
A young gentleman says he think
that young ladies' who refuse good offer
Of m arriage ale too No-iDg by half"
The strongest man feels the influenc
Of woman's gentlest thoughts, and tn
mightiest oak quiycrs in the sofles
breeze.
Whoever Is honorable, and candid
honest and courteous, il ne gcntlemnl
whether learned or uplearncd, rich Q
poor.
Some men keep savage dogs aroun,
their houses, 50 that The hungry poor " IN
stop to get bite" may get IL outsid'
the door.
"As diamond poll she's diamond" say,
German writer, F" so man is formed b,
man." Truly. Aid we muy add, as da
mond cuts diamond, SO man is fc, ced b,
man.
A fop just returned to England. from
continental tour, who asked how he like,
/, the ruins Of Pompeii. Not very wei,
was the reply " they are so Jreudiuiy
out of repair"
An Irish gentlemen who had been
spending the evening with few friends
looking at his watch just after midnight
slid Il l. tomorrow morning; mus,
bid you good night. gentlemen"
Coleridgc, the poet and philosopher
once arrived at an inn, callvd out, "Wai-
ter, do you dine here collectively or indi-
vidsally e. "Sir," replied the kniphi o.
the napkin, We dincs ai slx."
In one Of tho border counties of, 5fis-
souri,, jason Locke, boy Of Glseen. aid.
ed by his mother, Is said TO have Killed
two guerrillas attempting 10 enter tho
house. They are Locke and dam No. !.