The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-19

|, BIZ calm whic your adversary frets ana -
rages, and you can warm yourself at his a'
fires0rq 80 }e eaiesi6rq q Esaurrcs oiw .taaHi
I lris no more possible to bring me,,'s
minds to think alike, than TO make their
faces look alike.
lN the time q at men waste in bcwailng
the perversenessa OF their fortune, they
could gain competency.
TnE FIRST Ingredient in conversation IA
truth, the next good sense tho third good
humor and the fourth wit. u, isai@o7 NJ
AMBITION often puts mon to doing tho a
meanest oficos--as climbing is performed, r
'n the same posture as creeping. ,t.......
AMAN who is always anxious aud troubled 4.
about his own consistency is Kept in sub.
lection ly the shadow of his Tormcr life. y
EVERY good doctrine leaves behind il an
ethereal turrow really for. the PLANTING of
seeds which shall bring an abundant 6ar.
vest. e'f
TnE best thing to be done when evil
comes upon NNis is not amcntatieu, but
aotiouinot 10 sit aud suffer, but 10 rise aud
seek the remedy.
TlIE praise Of the envlous is fur less crcds
table than their ceusure; they praise that
only which they can surpass, but that
which surpasses them they censure.
lr was perhaps ordained by Providence to p
hinder us from tyranmsing over one another.
that no individual should be of such i'm.
poranco as to cause, by his retirement or (,
death, any chasm in the world. ai,-s5177
In the face of the sun you may see Gods
beauty; IN tho fire you may feel his heart
warming; in tho water his gentleness to
refresh you; il is tho dew ofheaven that
makeS your fields giYe,you brend.as iro5x a'r
Mucn OF :lie pain. and pleasure Of man.
knd arises from, the coujoctures which.
every one makes OF the thoughts of others;
we all enjoy praise which we do not hear.
snd resent contempt we do not see toaa 'i'i
2 THEIRS is always coed policy in Keeping
ones temper. As often as tenper's lost, n
degree OF influence is lost with it :; and
while the former may be recovered It will
be found moro difficult to recover the lat.
ter. ah N E.s h"n| 'aaQE7TA o
If you step ont of the ranks. the ciowl
may pass on; the vacant space may be ocou-
pied; aud you may never be able to find
your place again. There are more men
then there are holes, and all the holes get
filled up. Ha.I'7 90 h'o1"o8n s'E ~ e'sa
g TnE creatures Of Gods hand declare his
goodness; all their enjoymeuts speak his ~
praise, lie clotheth them with beauty, he Be-
snppprteth them with food +, he preserveth
them with pleasure from generation to
generation, h td a'i3atH s0i ba'ttNp wa
a. ONE pound of gold may be drawn into a.
wire that would extend round the globe.
80 one good deed may be felt through all, 2
time, and cast its influence into eternity.
Thongh'done in tho first lush Of youth II
may gild the last hours Of Il long life, and q
form tue brightest spot hrit!8 a7is siti b
WnEN we have done wrong and want TO q.
conceal the fault, the very way. we take to d.
'.'1o g Wten leads to detection. We must
go where God is not, If we would be safe
rom detection; but since God is in every o
,v,,,rpvrn is done without osteutation,
dnd'Wilhout tho people being witness of ID /,
is, in my opinion, most praseworthy, Not
that the public eye should be entirely
avoided, for good actions desire to be placed
in the, light but Notwithstanding this, the Z,
greatest theater for virtue is conscience, ,,ia.
Nor to return one good Office for another
IL inhumah; but TO return evil for good ia
diabolical. There are too many even Of :
This sort, WHO the more they owe the moro u
they hate. There si.nthing more danger
GUS than to oblige snch peoples for when
they are conscious Of not paying the debt,
they wish the creditor out Of the way. 'a'''~
How reluctant are we TO LET our disof-
dered mature feel tho severity Of that
disipline which infnite love has chosen for
us! The yery a(fliction at which we .mnr.,
Fmur ne heart searching Of Gods Spirit
and Word which soisorely tries Us, the
very duty of which we perform tho halsy
woull have moved the chnieest blessing If
we had cheerrully taken them at Ills gra-
cious hands.
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nrr,,s IA ha,h.. 9l lies o,d Ell ~ Sny;,bsa 3
p"v az" i tor ""m rtn,' ho'o aIs.ra'
n;om,,oss ti,a, "ns NV and an ovoel,anc,s To-
wIicS wo myImtorilv do reverence' IF
Won are po}r. yet pnrr aud mbicsfly aspir.
;n,, l,e,,,, q 1sej ~ ysp,. nj voif, tihs
S,'d '"ey WI t;oaP :" "'',''.",,
any a.I hs,gg y, ,tVS ~" ''"''Ue '''O' H'"
- ~. :, - ~ ,sF' S',5t 1yaia3' = go, -
uEF lll'o tn9 sun 'hat -, AAEist' epHer
the beams OF tins blesse sun OF righteous I,
ness' uere are warmth ana c1ntort. walk
TO me nrc' l'nai Is, 'n@ no, Nn.a."I uo'. is
nothS WORN ,tAs ''fe' fitow w"la'iy warm, q
ing aGu coblafu'ig passages are ulefe y
Keep III motlon ael aeti.olth' stirrinS mp o9r7
selves ana the gttt OF God that is IN us by
Christian converse anu colnmuhioh How
can one DO warm aloaef o, 81! io a1 1ah''ano
UNDER whose care soever a child is pnt
to be taught during the tender and flexible
years of Ills life, t4is is certain. it should