Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-06
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cosrAIsISc ITEMS ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,


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Beautiful-the weather. 1910 ~
|e7g tbs much better to sing than to bor-
row airs. eos e05 ~ ~ ~ Sd Haa9I
Longfellow calls the stars ''the for
get-me- nots of the angels" sra84sr 5ea4g
Cast thy bread upon the waters and
it shall return unto thee after many days.
An ugly old bachelor suggests that
births should be published under the head
of +" new sheet music" a .oo
Fessenden is charged with
saying that it was hard forget Andy John
son out of Office because he went in SO
tight. heia LfHa hi1ow sd 10 sfst}e
A client refused to take seat in a
lawyers office, because he wished to
keep his expenses down as much as pos.
sible.'' =
m An English toll-keeper's daughter
got herself into difficulty by /" deadhead
ing" her lover. Her pa was severe be-
cause she never tolled her love. 0m
The long winter evenings will soon
come. Let the young improve them in
useful study and in reading good books
and papers. knowledge is power" i,
Somebody says the reason that the
words no cards" are affixed to marriage
announcements is because the parties have
played all their cards before marriage.
IF you want "your name in print
send us any incident Of local or general
interest Transporting in your vicinity. We
would like correspondent in every town
in Iowa county 1.,'. .';t,lr =. ---, -. :.
We have all heard of golden we'd
dings, silver weddings, ETC.; but the latest
thing in this line is molasses candy wed
ding This occurs when the baby gets
old enough to lick. ~ e ..,. o'.a ~ .I'i
Help and give willingly when you
have anything, and think not the more of
yourself; and if you have nothing, keep
the cup of cold water always at hand, and
think not the less Of yourself.
d "Raise the window that | may look
upon the green hills, and carry the i'm.
preston of their beauty with me to the
spirit world,' were the words of clergy
man of Vermont few moments before
his DEATH als A H8 .frsfsfer.f 81 b.
IF the time spent in prying into the
affairs of others, and in gossip and SLAM
der, were given to the pursuit OF useful
knowledge how wise large number Of
people would become. Some have been
known to get rich by minding their own
business. ~ 5to 2a3 1a
Nothing teaches patience like the
garden. We may go round and watch
the opening bud from day but it takes
its own time, and you cannot urge it on
faster than it will Al the best results OF
garden, like those of life, are slowly, reg
ularly progressive. a5a5 8ls5 Is5gg c5 va
A foppish looking nobleman who
saw Deseartes enjoying himself at the ta-
belle, having expressed his establishment
that a philosopher should exhibit such
fondness for good cheer, got this answer
for his pains: "And pray, my lord, did
you think that good things were only made
for fools ?" 9~r5 ~ anfesara II III
PHoNoGRAPHY.-How many Of the
young men of this village would like to
join class in the study Of photography
under competent teacher i? Shorthand
writing is an accomplishment by no means
common, and a competent reporter can al
ways be. profitably employed. If class
can be formed good teacher can be en-
gagged at once. Those willing to Ego i'm
will pleas send their names in, or call at
the CHRONICLE Office -o-rac, or.s4f--l.
aa A GOLDEN THOUGHT IL never
found heartless pride in a noble nature,
uor humility IN an unworthy mind. Oh
all the trees, observe that God has cho
sen the vine, low plant that creepsl along
the wall; of all the beasts the patien,
lamb of all the fowls, the patient dove
When God appeared to Moses, it was moi
in the lofty cedar, nor in the spreading
palm, but in a bush-as if he would by
these selections check the conceited arc
gance of man. Nothing produces love
like humility nothing hate, like pride.
/ 1t is impolite to ask lady her age.
AS a matter Of courtesy, if she is forty
you are to say you think her about TWEEN
ty; if she is from forty to forty five, say
about thirty-fve. Ladies'. regard them
selves complimented when they are tho
TO be much younger than is really tn,
case. Miss Paintem," says. Blxem, t.
that interesting but rapidly advancing la
dy Of forty-four, " declare you are look
! ing quite charming regular twenty-on'
bloom and spirits. You can't be ada,
over that figure, if I'm judge" Miss p
lets off shower of smiles and says Now
! Mr.. Blixem, you do say such insinuatin;
things. and then you guess ages so Closely
"a ~ The Boscobel appeal has changed
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