Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-09
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waste notnlngi neltner money, time
nor talent.
Always tell the truth; you will find 1t
easier. than lying.
1t is better to suffer than to lose the
power of suffering.
He who gives trifle meanly is far
msaner: than the tritler rsul sy,ttgv,1
A heart full of grace is better than &
hesaIfnD c6hfstcns. ODTHqR
Men looking at the faults of women
should shut their eyes.
II we sieze top-rapidly, Yer-may have
toSfep @fhsthy IIO M
eExperiehce Is torch lf6hted in the
ashes Of our delusions.
Prosperity is a blessing to the good,
but aseufssrto We evilyr1~xSxr
Let evSrythihg have uw plscs sand
every bushes its place.
- Better be upright with rs poverty thar,
wicked with plenty iiv baa. siig1ig2slD
The tendsrest heart loves best the bold
and courageous one.
He who laughs at cruelty sets his heel
on the neck of religion.
Time never sets heavily upon us but
when it is badly employed.
Whatever you dislike in another take
care to correct in yourself.
Resolve to perform what you ought;
perform what you resolve.
The stupid great men, like clown,
only got up to tumble down.
Men, like books, have at each end a
blank leaf-childheod and cid age.
Who lives to nature, rarely can be
poor; who to fancy, never can be rich.
True bravery is as far removed from
recklessness as it is from timidity.
Great natural gifts bring duties to their
possessors rather than privileges.
Christianity is the good mah's text;
his life the sermon preached from it.
AS small print tires the eyes, SO little
afairs must disturb, and annoy us, \,
Psar spY4rys sorhe hetlhses asCswslIf from
want of Judgment as from want of cour-
'pastSAi93UTQ .no2 % tsaW. II
Wegfve away nothing SO generously,
and receive nothing so reluctantly as adj
s5-rr' 20 pol nj osGoH Lcelo no YBIiigiie5d
J ~ man never fergets an insult to his
pride OF purse; awomaii to her beauty
and love.
Impatience is proof of inferior strength
and q destroyer of what little there may
be. rst,l 's....,,. a 80, ., 10, =. 100, a%oi
|, p "A man can no more diyest himself of
freedom of opinion than of the features
of his face s5s! - .dsd ,siii ysTiBiJ ..s
Every time you avoid doing wrong,
you increase the inclination to do that
which is right.
Great takers use their minds as spend
thrifts their cash, bestowing it on all
objects alike.
If you would have a blessing upon
your riches, bestow good portion of
them in charity
1t is astonishing how much easier it Is
to do evil than to bear to he told OF the
evil we have done.
Women we sometimes think, more
easi pafiibpI fhp lts in men than excel
lenciss in each other.
When. you, hear a man sayl-tDLife is
but q Dream ~ trend On his toes and wake
him up. Idfs is roal.
Young men .wh6, COM plain ofauneyen
side walks will find them less 20 by lgo-
ing home at anfeariier hour.
IA, good word Is an easy obligation; but
which costs Us nothing.
If youlet trouble sit upon your soul
like O. hen upon. her nest, you may ex-
Fpset the-hatching OF Alarss brood. ".
A convenient way of testing the af-
fections of your intended is to marry an
9th er woman. sIfsshee YOU,
you VIII find 1t out'immediateiy. S'hs-
Virtue 10 not more exempt, than Nice
from the ills of Fate bpt 1t CONTAINS
within ftself falways1 an energy resist
them, sometimes an anodyne to soothe.
The fove Of d cross ross woman, it is said is
stronger than the love of any other fe-
male hndiyiduad Like vinegar the hf-
.fectiOns ofa high-strhhg WSiiiah meyer
spoil.
.ois]Il- -ve-t, - t.as.s ~ . s4aS- u aa;Sr-es9
The RspubIican Victory In Omaha.
The Omaha Republican has a columnl
of jpbilate ever the glorioNs, Reppblican,
victory there on the 2Sth Inst. The Re-
publicanscondidate for mayer received
1,204 votes o majority Of four hundred
auu eiHttfShb co ufcI YptiiOLIlp OppoS-
ing candidates. The Herald, Copper
shesd, has put the issue as between John
son ind Congress. After giving tthel
figures the Republican says;
The sum total Of. the above figures
shows the election Of a Republican may
or, marshal, treasurer, assessor, andrthe
1aitlermerAim the seeohH and third wards.
In, the first ward the Democrats have
elected their two aldermen BY very re-,
duced majorities while the Republican
candidate for mayor has thirtyNnine
majority in the ward, The other Dem
ocratic candidates had small majoritles {,
THE BLOOD ylfitst has fsilea the pcipo-
ctacy this Time, willie the sseeb8di shd
tlsird haveslons nsbsY fertthey Rsrvbh-
can cause.
This maghlfleent Si66ory is the most,
copaplsscsessasye ssAnsHl siaaSA ANbraskaa
The Copperhead party Is ropted, horse,
I sfoef and dragoons.a Disloyalty has been
thoroughly squelchett in ths empire city
of the State. The staunch patriots of
Omaha have vindicated themselves and
Eths fais faihe dftAsif leity0O Cd Z
is,.S Ss. ~ si .ownins irspss 90 1ais,6 e
II Henry Ward Beecher recently said II