The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
VARIETY.

a young girl loses her freshness by ming
ling with fashionable society, as a bright
stream does BY mipgiug with the sea. q
IF you and your sweetheart vote upon the
marriage question: you for. it, and she
against it, don't fatter youraelfas to its be-
ing "ees 81 %~ a.
A YOUNG gentleman from the rural dis
triet, who advertised for wife through the
newspapers, received answers from eighteen
husbands informing him that he could have
theirs 0- .f-e--
HEAVEN deals with us in no representa-
tive system. Souls are not saved in bnn-
. dies. r a' tar ..',.
PERFECTION to the artist, like the horizon
to the voyager, is equally aiar off.
IF-you crack rough jokes at other peoples
expense, you may get your head cracked at
YOUR own. s7~1 ~ a. "a =ogy
TIE first part of married life is the shine
OF the honeymoon I; the rest too often com
mon mOonshinc.
: = A oANTER across a field may be pleasant
thing butwe hate 4 canterin the pulpit.
Z A CUNNING political rope-walker may
~ d IObS@fo CdiI \ Walk.
If poet cannot wear bays upon his head
he can at least wear baizc.
e ALWAYS havca suit of plush, aud you
Eillanever be non -plushed." -.EH-
In romance. disgrace sometimes conceals
r grandeur, but in real life is generally the
shelter Of disgrace.
~ By pulling your fingers from the water
you leave no hole in the fluid, and by dying
you leave no vacancy in the world.
Z; UNDOUBTEDLY woman is heavens utter
most work. .-...s ..... ga.
NEVER chase a lie; let it alone and it will
chase itself to death.
MISERABLE men have generally no bowels
for Others and no mercy on their OWN.
A GREAT mistake sometimes turns out
better than good intention. ,,
= People always wish to be saved from the
+. consequences Of their vices, but not from
their vices r
Iris vulgar error to think that ghosts
walk at night but the dead talk to us then.
THE currency is unlike other substances;
the lighter it is, the faster it falls.
HURRY AMI cunning are the tw1 appren-
tlce$ Of Dispatch and skill, but neither Of
them eyer learn his masters trade
70 VOLATILE spirits must be closely confined
or they will soon be dispatched.
ssLtGtoS isasthe ground, theologies as
tho halow3 playing over it. That remain
--thaae pass away. r.,
70 IF you laugh too long and too immoder-
otely at a joke, others will laugh at you ra-
thor than the joke. ... s..s. s.,.......
= TaERE is always need for man to go
higher, if he has the capacity to do it.
10 prove or doubt the existence of God
is to prove or doubt the existence of exiS-
tcnce.. Xxx.
r PLAY is the first poetry of the human be-
ing eating and drinking are his prose.
WOMEN S love for military officers is gen
: orally uniform. ~]
r A bad cold makes man supercilious, -
He sneezes at everything. e-- "a
M MANY fellow who has a fine coat should
.g rather have rough JerFctn. aaHsl Z.
'a-;i LABosERs strike and stop work A clock
a strikes and works right on. f
..;r Don't attempt another work, nor adopt
another,s fact. 1t is main lesson of wis
dom to know your own wisdom from othel
peoples ta "fa9 H.
2. In play or pleasure you cannot speak tot
much with children, nor in punlshlng them
too little. IL -
WOMAN S tears, she'd too oiten, harder
the buahand instead of Sottpni16 him. The