Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-17
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urrectiou. b..1g
The things that are really for US, Datur-
ally grayitase to US. i..s555 -.
e Submission. TO unnecessary evils is cow
ardice OF laSiness. s5sas
I A noble thought, embodied in fit words,
walks the earth a living being.
The mostimportsnt trust which God has
given to any one is himself
Tue head of pure old man. like a
mountain top, whiteus asst gets nearer to.
The coquette pnrsues her lover, and
makes him think he is pursuing her.
Takers will refrain from eyil speaking
when li0tene era ain5frOhl4 e7ii hearing.
II is very uuskiIItul fattery to tell man
that he isn't half 50 big a fool as the world
thinks him. ,sl..i ss3e
When we say of some men that they are
self-made, ne do so out of respect to our
To some natures all feeling is passion,
aud gratitude the greatest.
The poor are ofteuer prayed for. than
helped. The reason is, we believe air, ia
cheaper than bullion.
He who asked the daughters hand and
got the fathers foot, had the consolation
of knowing that his wooing was not boot
less. .Ft
Some of the young women may think
single blesseduess an excellent thing. but
most of them know game worth two of
that.
Somebody curtly says that ad vertistug
for wife is just as absurd as it would be
to get measured for an umbrella
All excitement declares itself outwardly
and subsidies; enthusiasm declares itself
1uwardiy and endures. d
Some philautbropists are so bitterly ia
natical against hanging that they would
gibbet all who are in favor of it. s
We have seeua couple OF sisters who had
to be told everything together, for they.
were so much alike they couldn't be told
apart. 80 .
The bellman of WaIertown, in ,announc.
ing a temperance meeting, said would be.
addressed by six women ''whoi had never
spoken before" 80
A man cannot burrow! in his counting.
room for ten or twenty of the best years of
his life, and come out as much of; man
aud as little of moleas when he went in.
Tom Hood speaks of bird buildihesits
neat upon ledge over the door of a doc
tors office, as an attemptto rear its Young
in the very jaws of death. . 81 l;si
Many persons think themselves PERFECTLY.
yirtuoqs, because, being we'll fed, they.
have no, teinptatiOnSto vice. They don't
distinguish between vice aud yictnaIs.
It has been suggested by a crusty old
bachelor, that the't talk Of cotton famine is
sheer nonsense, for if the women would
but unbosom themselves, there would be
no scarcity,
Persons often lack courage to appear as
good as they really are, but-says the sage
Morford, doubtless speaking from his
own xpesience-there have been some
marked cases of the very opposite.
Theearth is great factory.wheel, which,
at every revolution on it's axis, receives
6fty thousand raw souls aud turns of near
u the same number worked up more or
less completely.
There is no use in suffering, if you can
help it; good stout resolnte protest
would often be great deal more wise and
Christian and beneficial than 80 much pa
tient endurance.
1t is not TO be supposed that the devil
would give half fsas much for tho services
HDf sinner as he Wonld for those of one OF
the folks that are always doing yfrtaous
acts in a way to mako them unpleasing.
The gentleman who returned his neigh.
bor's borrowed umbrella was seen q day
or two ago Walking in company with :
yonng LADY who passed looking glas,
7 Iuithout taking peep. Itis.belieEed lhey
are engaged.
A contrabaud setvantiu Cincinnati Ra,
semitic market for azporter house steak
which proved to be very tough. The. gen.
tIeman asked him what sort of Z steak il,
ordered. 'sA boarding house steak, sah, = h,
replied.
! lis never for their wisdom one loves th
Wisest or for their wit that one loves Ii,
u 2ittiast. ,tia fnr hanaNnlanea and Eirtn.