The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-05
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!, It's no.a bad memory that iforgets in
Jur'es'' eqd'o I'd 'lgjn sserl no.
The best way to humblea ! proud man
.ip not to takeary notice Of him. adi
Good sense accommodates itselfto the
world ); wislom endeavors to conforni it.
self to Heaven. g ,t has 1.i nj
The good deeds that most sons prefer
that their father should leave behind
them, arc, real estate deeds. y, so,i i6t
The selfish mans head is like a mans
coflin-long and broad enough to hold
himself with room for no one else. % j
s,T The dying werds Of Whalep will com
.parc7in molal sublimity with thoseiof'the
most distinguished men, They .werei'
rGs,l save, ireland, and God save my
soul. & 81 ei'ii I. di biqi 9. l!ae n,
One Of the richest men. in Berlin is
named Moss, ,whp has made o, fortune in a
few years BY advertising, Railing rocks
gather no moss. but q, lively Moss seems
70 have gathered the rocks.lo .dst y,
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\ The three great things that govern
mankind are reason, passion and supers-
tition. The first covers a. few; The two
last share the bulk Of mankind; but,su-
perstition is tic most powerful and pro-
duccs the greatest mischief. (, "a
~ A German wrote ( an obituary on the
death ofllis wife. Of which; tile following
is q copy:-"If mine wife had lived un-t
Ill next Friday she would have been dead
sl,ust two weeks Nothing Is IS possible
Hi!l' y tle 1 An'shIfS ;s;I IA As shs tree falls 50
- : n'''' i"N S'auu lsao.f qn4gi 1na9 70 q
"a newspaper published in the regions
Of Lake Mtmpbramagog and Winnepass
aukcc says that "tbt 6sh'in, Lake Hollcy-
hunkcmqnk, Maine are said to be supe-
rior to those Of either Lake Weelyoba.
cook Or Moosetockmcgantne. Those Of
Lake Chanuhunsngungamung were very
fine, but they .l'got chokcd todeath in
trying to tell where they lived" ~ .,p
glDr: Bnghy, in publishing m extract
from the Charge offs Underwood to n late
,"nixedjury"iat Richmond, says, 1--WE
just wish We had the head of Underwood's 4
soul between our spiritual knees, and a
ana sso s"ao o" neGr ,%e
putrii sinner swcetly through etetnity.
iwe wish VIC nav pcyer.,9@ il'o7l ili'<l -, m
4 % .JaaI III 5luj5f q ba.i2qmc2
i.ELoegEScE,-A certain political speak
- vii, % H. sllown enu;d - ys" na.n.v.;an
%Bu;ld a worm. fsnso. ,o araund - w;,tcr,s
suapnply q summer weather. : skim i n Tie
cla;ds from tho L sL, m;,b 81, l,snonn ~
L.rr;c,ns "a barnss. aranud. ] s,r;.s I ~, :,
car,lonoke. bate HI p mn iso. .Lonss
iosso m avalanche min a,d;aner m the
crater bf IN nc,;ys yfIIcpSna liz I'll thc
v;ne TO Sry nt @ ghe ."s vsv" gu sod
IN \ pourd .,u,I,,ekIe .tbs baliv.bond, @ of
ctern;,v md nnsts .to l.p ~ tLe ann,
gnp5lI. ,.onn 1nHN bnt t,r,r ,.or n.ror Co.
ilp,tia an wicket or i,r.ys ca,, hcat onr cs,fs
didatesn ~, 10 Essnty'S, 'iHi.
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a+fOSLr a W"sMAS's HArn.-After the
death Of. Dean Swift, there was found in
hiswriting desk a tress oofstclla's hair.
On the paper enclosiprIi. WIS wriltea ithe
.words-"Only a woman,s ,liair.'' i9l
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woman $ halr "'t
'a1 N, >.A,sea', =, a s'gn,,,a99 i''''' Ol''
t3 'Nefy'ns .ns kn'sutly 'armtieD -
gti- inot y ottalcs'lne; s'l'e, D 47i4aayrN NJ
.,n.,s,o4 4, ~, ,s,9 bai-
'.' -, BESIDE their lorc ~ = ',,'''
'b' faie students iuy the pledgei'' ="
70 3a ana strive the more! i "oa 30
p7i ,,o.,rIi.4.ag,.., l,ls.as,, 2sj % ,aa
% 'old men depart, = a.' :. Z.
N''' fn%,eling one little tress a''f 1a
tr., .F ts.F Had Tn fha haavfE III +r'+T 4.tf