The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12
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DON unbolt hon III his cage or he may
bolt you.
TAUNTs are the light artillery of hateful
impishness.
A Gagged leopard is limited to one spot.
To waterproof tents-pitch them well.
BELLE BOYD is writing another book. -
Silence that dreadful Belle.
If friend in the dative case, offers you
date, don't say "a fig for date" for
that S more than the thing is worth.
WHY does fiat open country suit the
tastes of good liyers? Because it is cam
paign country. |
The rich are apt to think the manors make
the man.
A LoAFER has no stake in the country. -
Every farmer has good many.
A YOUNG girl may be happy whose whole
freehold Is in garden pot. ..
No man if he lives long enough need be
poor, hearrives at man estate, and he
needn squander it.
FAT men are not generally water-drinker>
they are too philosophical to try to mix oil
and water. .. ..
If you are attacked by bear jump on
back and ride bear back.
SOME men always have horrid colds in
their hearts.
THE plcasantest kinds of gouts that which
we pronounce goo. .rr .....-.
A MAN named Mumm advertised for q
wife in a WeSter paper. No woman coult
ever keep him. .- .. 10
NL1u lurrsNr ,,por ro1,e tLo+ ~,
Mississippi river is fed by hundred stream.
1t ought to be, for it has a hundred mouths
THE moderns surpass the ancients. Bri
areus had but a hundred hands. Many O
cotton planter has twice that number
The strongest man feels the influence Of
womans gentle thoughts, as the roughes
oak quivcrs and tremblcs in the soiies
| freeze. .... ..... -.....
To pluck thorns from the bosoms of 9th
crs is to plant roses in our own.
y MIscHIEvoUs brain hatchea a grea
many falsehoods, but the brood can the gen
orally be raised.
A MAN ahaii of fire arms, if hets in Ii
quor, is apt to imagine everything he sees
revolver '-'. ....
OF all monarehs Nature is the most jus
in the enactment OF laws and the sternes
in furnishing the violation of them.
You may derive thoughts from others
but your way of thinking, the mould il
which your thoughts are cast, must be you
own Intellect may be impaired, but no
each man S intellectual iramt. arr
Next to making a child an infidel is tn
letting him know that there are inGdels a
ALL Credulity is the mans weakness, bu
the child S strength.
AS for ourselves, we can say that night
fancies have long ceased to be affective
I We confess an occasional iehtmare, but W
do not, as in carly youth, keep stud Q
them. .",gl "a ...
THERE are something's which, thougl
they may diminish young woman's chance
i9r marriage will make them, if the wors
the most incompairable old maids. -
THE form of the benediction before eatin
has its beauty ut poor mans table or a
the simple and unprovocative repast OF chi
dren. ltis here that the grace becoms ez
ceedingly graceful, re-
| YoUR oldest story becomes new when 30
have new auditor.
To describe character like antithesis
like painting portrait in black and white
all the curious intermixtules and gradatior
are lost.
In every age, public opinion is the di
seminated thought Of some half-a- doze
men, who are in all probability sleepin
quietly in their graves. n
THE forceful man is prophecy of the Fl
ture. The wind blows here, but long aftt
it has spent, the big wave, which is its cr'
ature, br, axis en- a shore thousand mile