The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-09
AND PROPRIETOR.
NUMBER "a.
Spare Lines.

Il out on'-Crinolinc. 'n' ~
"You men are covet-us set, said con-
ceited young lady. i,s5taa5is
JEFF. Davis would shine better in history,
IL, instead Of taking the bucket like an old
woman, he had kicked it like brave man.
What Is the difference between ancient
and modern chivalry Ono wore coats cf
mail and the other coats Of female orfln -
Success should be sought and expected in
all lawful enterprises. Men are not called
to labor in vain.,n l..H iHluuifso8 'il p'.i
Il is wise and we'll TO look on the cloud Of
sorrow as though we expected tito turn in.
to rainbow. q" '''' .r.l,
Consider how lew things arc worthy ct am
scr, and thou wilt wonder that any but fools
should be in wrath. 49,. I, Ia v,b5frs,
A lady given to tattle, says she never tells
anything except to two classes Of people
those who ask her and those who don't. al
DR.. johnson said of widower who was
about to marry, that 1t was remarkable
case of the triumph Of hope over experience.
How melancholy tho anoon must feel when
It has enjoyed the fullness Of prosperity, and
then gets reduced to its"last quarter"
Know that II is not abundance that max
eth rich but economy. Yes, but most pco-
ple rather have the abundance than the econ.
omy. ..,..q I'D, f.di Ir.8i -u ssBir,i
A Dutchman. while admiring tho rcviewofl
General Sherman's army, was heard to ex.i
claim, "Mine Gott mine Gott how glad
I am dat am an American ll srrergrl
A nobleman, anxious for the instruction
of his son, asked philosopher tho first
thing he should learn. "Thc extent OF his
own ignonnco," replied the sage. ..'
Never seem wiser or more learned than tho
people you are with. Wear your learning
like your watch, in private pocket, and do
not pull It out merely to show you have ono.
A week filled up with selfshness, and tho
Sabbath stuffed full Of religious exercises,
will make good Phariscc, but poor Chris
tian. I.., ID .,.t. aid ...'-Irr .d
Remember that tho everything principles
Of Democracy teach that tho citizen owes no
allegiance to any party, to the peril OF his
country. l..f .ilfg lngti l.'f lo nliilllW aIl
Itis q scandal that the sacrcd name OF
love should bc given to that form OF IL which
Is seldomcst found puro, and which very often
has not particle Of real love in it. 3. lfi 'd
Why do printers not succeed to the same
extent as brewers? Because printers work
for the head, and brewers, for the stomach;
and where twenty men have stomachs, but
one has brains. r" 20 s.i.lD1 ''
The celebrated Thos. Brown once said-
al could never divide myself from any man
upon the difference Of an opinion, or bea
cry with his judgment for not agreeing with
mt in that from which perhaps within few
days should dissent myself" q -1 "onan
Childhood 10 like mirror, catching and
rejecting images, Ono iinpous or profano
thought. uttered by a parents lips, may op.
cnto upon tho young heart like spray OF I.
water thrown upon polished steel, staining
It with rust, which no securing can eaace. i'
q D-. Mead was once assailcd in a pamphlet
by DR.. Woodward. The Doctors meta
fight ensued with swords, Mead disarming
his adversary, ordered him to beg for his lie.
"Never," said woodward-''never till am
yourpatent." 49,, t.-4,, -, IN,
"speculators.' says Napoleon. "traco
their schemes on paper; fools read and bc-
lieve them All are babblins about general
happiness, and presently the people have
not bread To eat; then comes q revolution.
Such is usually the fruit Of all their 6no the
orics." ,..-.., ,s. trf q. roi rsfi rrn
When you doubt betwocn using two words,
choose the plaincst, tho commonest and tho Z.
most idomatic. Eschew 6no words N you
would rouge, and lovo simple ones Ms you s
would native roses on your checks. Let us
only usc the plaincst and shortest words that
will grammatically and graccfully express
our meaning. f % ,sisis1a ~ % gat 80
\, Let those who WIN rsplr at fsic, isifi 4, esd
An And drop their leads with sorrow-
i. laugh when cares upon me walt
Iknow they'll leave to-mouow. sfrI -
u. Ny pure Is light, but wha. of that I'd ,.4 Id
u. iAd Ny hesr Is light 70 matci u
And 10 tear my only hat,
t,s Laugh tle while patch II. rai .n f'i.ll4l
Cling c,rc, O. my fsicpi., cling eIose vhIe may,
The nsht Is far spent, We sr NEARING the dy' n ild
s an hour fx strung counsel brave acts, bat gDd cheer,
yor The dawn ou the mountain breaks rddy and ceari
VI, I. sr., hour 10 live and srsDd hcar todie,
with the brsht how Of Liberty spanning our skyj ~ Hl
So shoulder 70 shoulder side By sids <s us stand, L
With the cheers fe our Banner and our dear native and
Near Marion Hall, tho othsr day. several
gentlemen were discussipg tho alarming pro- p
valsnce Of the crimes Of wifo-descrtions, wo-
men eloping with other men. otc.. whom =
wcll.known Teuton. who lad boon listening b.
with great attention. stepped up and in an se
excited manner, said. "If my wife runs away i1