Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-02
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All Sorts OF 1Le1610S .eiAl
oALxSEss is of the very essence of order.
CoUST no one lost to thee who died low
ing thee.
THoRss and briers are .bat discouraged
buds,
y THE surest way to improve ones condi-
ton is TO improve ones self.
LovERs care not for places. II matters
little to them tOhere they love.
IT is often the case that men, for thesake
ofgetting living, forget to live.
THERE is no monarch's signet ring that
is typical of as much duty as the Wedding
ring. -.
a person of genius should marry per
son of character. Genius does not herd
with genius. .s5.s.
II woman sjealous of you, be sure abe
thinks you handsome and attractive.
PovERrx is the only load which Is the,
heavier the more loved ones there are to
assist in supportingis.
II you ever saw crow with king. bird
after him, you will get on image of a dull
speaker and a lively listener.
A weak mind does not accumulate force
enough to hurt itself; stupidity often saves
man from going mad
TALK1so shapes our thoughts for us the
waves of conversation rollithem as the surf
rolls the pebbles on the shore. s5
THERE are persons who would show their
liberalfty to a starving man by ssddiug
him a costly -toothpick instead of food.
a wicked wife once asked the question,
nIs mah's soul worth the sacrifice of Voc
mans body7" How could she2
RICHES are no evidence ofpersonali worth.
The Colchian ram had fleece of gold, but
he. was probably very mean mutton.
THE great secret is to learn TO bear with
each others failings; not 10 be blind to
them-that is either an impOssibility or a
folly.
THE essence of friendship is enlireness,
Rltotal magnanimity and trust. Il must
not surmise or provide for infrmity. II
treats its objectpas god, that it may defy
both.-EmerSon.
Do your duty however dangerous
Death comes 10 ~; aud the world does
not need your bodily presence SO much as
1t does your moral heroism.
WHEs Syousfeel inclined to read poetry
take down your dictionary. The poetry Of
words IL as heanfIf1 d s that of sentences
and often more uggestiye:
Ar thirty We are allstryingto cut oul
names in big letters upon the galls of thfG
tenement of life; twenty years later We
have carved it or shut mp our jack-knifs.
VIZ cannot look through Christian coun
tries without seeing that Christianity u
rather the flag under which the world sail
than the rudder that steers its course.
IT is the most momentous question Q
woman is ever called on to decide. whelh.
or the faults of the mHn she loves will
drag her down or whether she is competent
TO be his earthly redeemer.
A slight domestic breeze prevents stag
nation. Archdeacou Palsy, on having q
case Of conjugal harmony commended to
him, remarked that though IL was q yerEs
Praiseworthy,. it must have been Terra
dool."
'.BoB," said young fellow to his com.
panion at q fancy fair, you are missing
all the sights on this side. p "Neyer mind
BiIl,n retorted Bob, "1'm sighting all th,
misses on the other" aiesS
top just returned to England from i,
contiuentaltour; Was asked how he liked
the RUNS of Pompeii. '.Not very we'll,
was the reply ! "they are SO dEeadfulIy out
Of repair r. 4sst
An old woman in Kentucky crossed q
bridge that was marked as dangerous =
without seeing the sign. On being in.
formed of the fact on the other side Of The
river, she turned about aud Immediately
recrossed. a:t ~
ain faith captain" said =. son Of Erin,
% Q ship was coming on tie coastliu In
element winter Weather, ahavs ye a, Par
runners Amenic on board2H HNo, Ihaye
MT" "Then, be jabets, , replied Pat, eve
shall have 70 take lheC Ne9theE As ii