The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-10
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"~t wv ANN e "Whg'
A NAN hanging is better than avagabond;
he has visible means Of support AZ
! THE attempt to read many books often
enda In Thoroughly reading none. fL
| SvsLISrrr in Humility-Tho soul goes
highest whea the body kueels lowest.
No matter how long you have been mar.
ried, never neglect to court your wife.
Dp CLRLYos describes dinner party "a
"s hospitable attempt upon your liie"
| GARMeHrs OF beauty may cover, but they
can never impart worth to, abandoned char.
acter.
Wits and abandoned persons are not in.
innate with those who are not intimate with
them.
| lF you wish that your own merit should
be recognized recognize the merit you see
in others.
A PERSON may believe as no pleases about
things; but things will not, therefore, be as
he pleases. ra1 d io
IT il better to love the person you can
not marry, than to marry the person you
can not love, HHa t.hi
Tnou may'St be more happy than ever
were Alexander and Cesar, il thou wilt be
more Virtuous.
Ne GEubooni is Times own biography, print
ed, PACED, colatod and bound by the fingers
of Omnipotenoo.
Why is a restless sleeper like lawyeri
Because he lies on one side, and turns and
lies on tho other.
AN Englshman being asked how ho
spelled saloon, Z" With o hess, q hoy, a hell,
two hoes and hen"
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were nine children. The creditors acted
magnanmously aud let him keep them.
WurS once ihddelity can persuade men
that they shall die like boasts, they will
soon be brought TO live like boasts also.
Nor few seek to accommodate truth to
their views and feelings il is wiser to ac-
commodate our views aud feelings to truth.
TnEY have given up. long ter tunes in
the San Francisco churches. They are con
sidered entirely too slow for that fast city.
Two ears and but single tongue "a
BY natures law to man belong; .lI.yy
| The lesson she would teach is clear
Repeat but half Of what you hear
HYPocRlTE may spin SO fair a thread as
to deceive his own eye. He may admire
the oobweb and not know himself to be tho
spidor. W
At the North pole, go whatever way you
+ will you go due south; and at the utmost
hight OF Joy you can move only toward
, sorrow, r'tF t,g fFFE93 Ia(VE
0 "No MAN is born to Office" says Lord
D Somers," but every man is born to a vote"
1t ah Englis lord eau say this, why not an
American Democpats aH i'aJ .1ei
f'As we two are one said witty brute
to his wife, when beat you, / beat half
OF myself. Well said the wife, "then
b beat your own halfnot mine" 80 inh
WHAT ia compauionship, where nothing
! That improves the intellect is communicated,
: and where tho larger heart contracts itself
) to the model and dimensions of the smaller 2
In Cork Ireland, short time ago- the
+ crier OF the court endeayored TO suppress
. the crowd by exclaiming "All ye black
guards that isn't lawyers, leave the koort."
NEVER trust man for the vehemence Of
his assverations, whose bare word You
d, woull not trust knave will make more
' it. ~ - -
The saying of a White Mountain stage
driver to New Yorker sitting with him-
9 81 s'pose if went to New York r should
. gawk round as you folks do up herep--is
not bad. ril s., s. d ,.utfs ID sr gtb
T A WORTHY man, when told that lie was
about TO die, said he was "glad of il; he
was tiredofputting his-slfoes aud stockings
> on and OIL And this is about what life
gets reduced TO at seventy. rflsd
Married couples resemble pair Of
/. shears" says Sidney Smith, &" so Joined
that they cannot be separated, often moving
IN Opposite directions, yet always punish
ing any Que who comes between Them"
!, MoDEsTY depends on good manners Irap.
o plness on security; good society on good
0 education wisdom on experience F; and, for
n the safety or protection of a country tried
man is often more valuable than renowh-
!, ed warrior. -f.s,. .,f.er
J, a CocESEI elocutorist made a great [iI
/ in reading famous Alexahdrian of Pope,
t which Ire exasperated aud disemyoweied
IN the following manner Hup the 'igh
l Ill o caves 'uge round stone" Hing.
!, lisl hall hover e aa.'S
The eye alone can not appreciIte trlte
beauty for it does not consist in mere phys
+ ical moulding. The understanding must
: aid. And what may give exquisite pleas.
ure to the cultivated Understanding may
!, iail OF making any impressions on the vulgar.
. SOME writer has said that a fixed idea isa
sort of gimlet every year gives it another
r turn; to pull it out the first year is like the
:. plucking out the hair by the roos in tie
|
!, third like breaking the bones and In tile
f fourth, like removing the very brain itself.
HERB is an apt Oriental maxim
r II n man knows and knows that he Knows,
be will lead happy life f.F
!, II a man does not know, and knows that
be does not know lie may lead tolerable
life.
But il a man dees not know, and does not
a know that he does not know; he will lead a
: miserable life. ;iI
Probably the most remarkable tempct.
anco lecture ever delivered, was that by
DR.. Crane a health officer in New York.
at the meeting last week OF the Metropo-
: Titan Board of Health. The lecture entire
+ was as folows. In tho Stygian aud nest.
f ridden Twelfth Ward of Brooklyn, not a
. solitary ono of tho five hundred members
. Of the Father Matthew Society resident
. therein has been attacked by cholSfa." Mr..
[ Acton clinched this rehiark BY adding that
5 not cholera CAGE had yet occurred among
D The sixteen thousand members Of the Father
,. Matthew Society in the city of New York.
Comment is unnecessary. 4eqs ne4~
rHE constant washing away of the bank
, OF the island opposite Hermann, Mo-, has left
! uncovered just out Of The water edge the
end OF box which; upon being ehaINined
proved to be coffin. containing a human
= skelcton How OF when il came there is a
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