The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-23
PARAGRAPHS.

Men scratch their head for ideas. Hence
speakers are generally bald
Artists may not be guilty of direct false.
hoods, but they give things coloring.
If man can't argue without swearing,
his discussions are too cursery.
An eloquent speaker is like a river
greatest at the mouth,
Don mind an ulcer in the side; it is on
ly side issue.
We como nearest looking into the future
when ne look into the past.
Be true to ALL We may be true to the
bad without being false to the good
Many man is perfect stranger to bu
manity. He has never had an introduction
at all.
Break not your word, though keeping il
might break your neck. The broken neck
has sometimes been mended, the broken
word returns not.
Why are the tropical regions noted for
the mxurlence of their production? Don't
they yield the palm2
Those who find it hard to be pleased find
1t harder to please.
Many men don't sufficiently value yeraci4
ty in woman Some who would mt take a
lady S word would gladly take the lady her.
self.
The Northern Ocean may be designated
by the letters l.. S.-the place of the seal.
Why talk about sleeping wink when
people in their sleep never wink.
Emerson says that the hours are intangible.
And yet every clock strikes them.
From what tree was mother Eve prompt
ed to pick the apple? Devil tree.
When is n cat like a teapot When
your tea in it.
The conjurer swallow fire; the pyrotceh.
mist throws it up.
The rain has one disreputable fault it is
an eavesdropper.
BARRIERS if they could rise In the price of
shavcs as much as the brokers do
Men are curious creatures; they pay salarA
les to some of their own number for govern.
ing them.
Hurricanes, it is supposed, are caused by
all the weinen in the world getting to talk
ing at once. But their frequency seems to
initiate strongly against the theory. ..
An officer said he found courting agreea-
BILE, but court martialing quite different.
II always admire bushes my dear sir.
We'll, there are very few Of us, madam,
that you can't make blush. "
A mortal coil-that of rattle-snake
Do professors of logics usually give lect4
ure on their own premises?
Many singers are brave enough to plunge
recklessly into the Deep, Deep Sea-
St Cecilia, by her music, drew an angel
down from Heaven. Some of our perform
ers scare away the devil.
Louis Napoleon has given extraor iinary
powers to Maximilian. But Nature didn't.
Don t be miner if you can be anything
else. There will be time enough to stay un-
der ground after you are dead
Don't board at house where they give
you only cold victuals 1t isn't thought
healthy to be upon a cooling board
If wishes were horses beggars might +
ride is an old proverb. But we guess Rar
ey would have to tame them good deal to
prevent neck breaking,
Many persons complain that they cannot
find words for their thoughts, when the real
trout BILE is they cannot find thoughts for their
words.
Some people always have their mouths
open and their minds shut.
Preachers profess to tie ach people how to
live. Culprits on the scaffold would like to
learn.
There is yard in our city containing a
dozen ugly dogs that bark all night. The
owner OF such oark-mill deserves punish
mcnt.
A women may speak as many tongues as
she will, but don't let her do it with too long
a tongue Of her own.
Men are seldom full of their subject ex-
cept when they are talking of themselves.
Men DO not, like snakes, lose their skins
once year but many of them deserve too
much oftencr.
Little joys refresh us constantly like
housebread, and never bring disgust, and
great ones like sugar-brend, briefly, then
bring it.
We should compel trifes to crafty us as
well as annoy us; we should seize not their
poison bags only but their honey bags also.
People oftener hate without reason than
love without it.
Good rulers easily obtain good subjects;
not so easily good subjects good rulers; thus
Adam in the state of innocence, ruled over
animals all tame and gentle, till simply
through his means they fell and grew saw
age.
We like grace before meat when those
about to sit at the table are not ravenous;
but it seems confusion 4 purpose to NUT
ter out praises from mouth that waters. -
The heats of hunger put out the gentle
flame of devotion. The incense which rises
round is pagan, and the belly god intercepts
it for his own.
A clergyman should be plain in dress and
manners. If man has much that is sur
plus about him, it Shouldn' be increased by
q sufphce.
A pun and its recognitery laugh must be
instantaneous. The one is the brisk
lightning, the other the fierce thunder
A moments interval and the link is snap
ped.
As flowers never put on their best clothes
for Sunday, but wear their spotless raiment
and exhale their odor every day, so let your
life, free from stain, ever give forth he
fragrance Of goodness.
The more important an animal is TO be
the lower its start Man, the noblest OF
all, is born lowest. The next thing below
babe is nothing, and the next thing above
man is an angel.
Selfshness is that detestable vice which
no one will forget in others, and no one Is
without in himself
When the people pass wise and ueedfuI
laws but leave them without the support of
public sentiment, il il asifs child wcre born
into an exhausted receiver instead OF era
die.
lie Who spares and puts arnsor upon hia