The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17
FACTS AND nEANc1Es.-

He that has never known adversely
is bnt half acquainted with others, OF
with himself Constant success shows
+ us but one side of the world for as il
surrounds us with friends who will
IiteH us only of our merits, so it silen.
ces those enemies from whom alone
we can learn our defects. 2iu - 5l1oi9'
- "T WILL and bequeath to my beloved
wife Bridget, all my property without
reserve, to my eldest SON Patrick one
half of the remainder; and to Dennis
my younger son., the rest. If any
thing is left, it may go to Terrace
O'Carty in sweet Ireland"
tohSome one has defined policy, to
Eeonsist in serving God in such, a
manner as not to offend satan.1qol +
i9"T'il take the responsibility" pom siibil as
jerks said when he held out his arms
| for the baby. '-s9 bitH t''i9b -rroGT
| iEt3,,hug yfii9hi, iu1UiriT .ItiE ,,l..- p
Favor Your horse with a curry as
often ten as possible ppsfs de- but never curry
favors with a man, 'hi .
faer It is said that the, wheel of fortune
jreYolYes for all but many of us are
broken on the wheel jEiu
r. Art is not bread, but it is the wine
of life. To reject-li for the sake OF
utility, is to act like IDomitial, who
ordered all the vines oirthe empire to
be pulled pito premoteoagriculture.
,CHAEAGFER.-Those who lack. a
good natural character may be Il sure srr
they cannot long sustain, without de-
lection, an artificial one. ios' ~, =,
CULTIVATE 1T:-Good nature is a
glow worm that sheds light in, the
darkest places. "'' ''i'' q. go.
TEARS at a wedding are only the
eommeneementfOf of the pickle that the
young folks are getting into; :~i4iaIj
I .fSoFT SOAP in some shape pe'pleasesoalli;
andg generally speaking; the more lye
you put into itthe better. iafo auinGe
i9a"Irni is very very curious" ous said an old
gentleman to a friend, athat a watch
should be perfectly dry " when it has d
running sprfng inside. 81 l'"a ;7"oHC
.. IT IS generally believed that COW Copper i
was Freemason, as he wished to
erect a "lodge in, some vast wilder
IL >, #H@ii n IL. ..lidi" uht ~
q GIfTisdIIoZ i: -q3fHHl iz9afs
10 AN fIrissihtlman, isitlm writing a sketch of
his his life, says he early ran away from
his father because, he. discovered he.
was only his uncle. .B9io9Fq -ii,at..;
You can easily keep yourself thro'-
out the winter from freezing, by get,
ting, continually into hot water, with
your hheighbors. -S' ~ 10 -zAr a
ALL fruit trees have military propen-.
sites. When young they, are well
trained; they produce many kernels,
a and n !, their shoots are very straight si~a
AMONG the conditions, of sale by an
Irish ,auctioneer was the following: =
"The highest bidder to be the purchas-;
er, er, ulnle unless some gentleman bids more"
"WEnIsr John, ?, said al doctor to a
lad, whose mother he had been at
tending during Her. Illness, show is
your mother 20 "a" She's dead i thank
YOU, sir.ui esd T&l zud1 19dIG9H -Hn3u
PUScTuXfi14r44.-Be. PUScTurXfi II Bcn careful fil' of m yonr M
word, even in keeping the most. tri-
fling appointment, But do not blame
another for a failure of that kind till
you have heard, his excuse. - =, I'd
] Remember 5.Ar'P MT that that though the re aim of
death death see seems ls an epemyst count try to-
Iflq most men, on whose shores, they are
loathingly driven by, stress Of weather,
to the wise. man it is the desired port
where he moors his bark gladly, as in
some quiet haven of the Fortunate
Isles; it is the goldenwest into which
MS sun Sinks 2and sinking, casts back.
glory on theileaden cloud rack which |
had darkly beseiged hisday.E9n M"