Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-14
PARAGRAPHS.

e happiness TO rise neaVenWaTd ana sing In. cad
q q (which is the queen of roses in the garden
The rose of the watering pot, for it rains over B
The religious mercenary essays to be a heaYenf
r broker, and to speculate in celestial stocks.
:, We often praise those when dead whom we dis
tressed when they were living. We may make
! music ON a tombstone when we made dissonanc,
in the life.
Many a one no more thinks of carrying his re-
ligious faith into his counting house than Of wear
ing a life preserver in his parlor
Upon the supposition that heaven is some dis
tant star, divine revelation would be best studied
with telescope. . = .e.. T ...sq.Yr
If our eyes were open, we should see that this
globe is but an egg that what we call time is bus
the incubation of eternity, and that what we call
mystery is but the motherlness and patient brood
ing of celestial love. tn T
He is the man of power who controls the storms
OF his nina, and turns to good account the worst
Academic of his fortune.
A smile is ever the most bright and beautiful
with tear uponit Whatis the dawn without
its devil? s.s..-...
Age increases a prudes pitiless modesty. Her
dress IN front is never thick enough and never
rises high enough. She multiples hooks and pins
where nobody thinks Of locking.
A young woman had better pardon an number
Of breaches of promise than he doomed to patcha
good for nothing husbands breeches afterwards.
It may do little good to follow good advice IL
you follow it at too great a distance
It is a rare thing for man or woman to be in
owe with more than one at a time. Love some
lines carries double, hut not often. ~
How unselfsh women are Many one who
ees her husband mourning would willingly mourn
Or him.
It is presumable that those who talk the most
I'll the most untruths. But perhaps we are nm
allant in saying it.
A jester will often boast of a "gOod hit,n when
1t isn't all IN his eye it ought to be.
We often read of q the economy of health"
o doubt that is real economy in it, Sickness is
lpelsiVe, especially if you call in the doctor.
Don't always be paying servants to wait on
ou; it is cheaper to wait on yourself. But it il
reaper to keep a dozen professional fools tLan to
ay the fool yourself.
That lady locks oldest who tries to hide her
r.. If she refuses to let her age be upon her
ngue, 1t will be ali the more in her face.
Inferiority in others, whether of rank, fortune
talent, never Ofends, for it is a silent homage
our self-loVe. This is the secret Of condescen-
N IN the great.
When the husband uses tobacco, the wife had
tier make herself tobacco-stopper.
We are all more Independent than is generally
agIned, for the whole world can neither take
IN us what nature has given us, nor give US
at nature has denied.
The froward retention Of a custom is as turbu.
t thing as an innovation To say that all
v things are bad, is to say that all old things
re bad in their commencement.
o be intolerant is to be irreIicious for the sake
religion, and to hate our fellow creatures out
love Of the Creator
must be fitted to the different ages
the worlds mind, just as ones clothes are al,
ed and adjusted to the different ages Of his
ly. When either are OutgroWn they should he
t aside.
o be jealous is to torment yourself for fear Of
ng tormented by another. 1t is great pity
t Jealousy, which is born with love, seldom dies
b it.
re travel far and wide to behold the inan;n,ato
lldeTing remains of Greece and Rome, while in
Israclites, our neighbOrs aud fellow citizens
may contemplate the living ruins OF q nation
more ancient and illustriOus.
alignment is faculty which very few peonla
2 enough OF to know that they want more.
is often by having small kitchen that man
bic to keep large house.
ne surest way of saving barrel of small beer
l depreciation is to place a barrel of strong
by the side Of it.
nowledge is little else than mole hill re.
ed IRON the mountain of our ignorance.
lie sweetest affections change to coldress, RS
tenderest blossoms are often covered with
some misfortune is the organization of
inc fortune, a fluid diamond which con-
to crystal, disease Of longing which be-
S pearl.
Isle is the mine which inspires new creations;
he great composer is the Bacchus who presses
bis noblo wine Tor mankind and makes them
drunk.
f-reliance is reliance on God lie will not
US here alone.
IRE is nothing more exalted than for a man
Ike himself felt to his fellow man.
e is an internal existence of one in another.
e not parted if it is true that we love-
germ Of heaven lies in the breast az the
Of the blossom and fruit lies in the Shut seed
froth Of the head, when it reaches fbo
becomes venom.
eI turn over an elaborate prefaco ,,,,a,
ne Ottar of the authors roses-evorv Sr,'n
ed at an immense co t. 1t is the reason -
asoning, and the folly of the foolish.
a melancholy truth for literary mon 49,
,asule OF abusing an author is geuero n, 80
u to that of admirng him. 'SS
Edwin Forrest has been playing RicbaI,o,
ID houses at Niblo;s, New York. o-'s''euEo
teen teen steamers are now plying with freio,,
II St. Louis and New Orleans. 4e'gns
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