National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-05

tne next morning. during the night
the colonel heard boat coming up
the river, and not rclishing the idea
Of being shot, he shouldered his
trunk and started for the landing.
On nearing the boat he saw his
before him, Just going
aboard; SO, returnlng,he was on the
ground next morning with his sec
onds, and published his enemy us an
'abSconding scOundrel.'
Courage, when genuine, is never
cruel. 1t is not fierce. 1t foreSees
evil. It's trepidation comes either
before or after danger. In the midst
Of peril it is calm and cool. 1t is
generous, especially to the fallen.
The greatest friend of truth is
time, her greateSo enemy is preiu-
dice, and her constant companion
humility.
Women charm, as a general thing
in proportion as they are good. a
plain face with a heart behind it is
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Let no one count the number of
his friends till they have been bolt.
cd III the SelVe oi ms own adverNlty;
for there IS much bran III prosper,
ouS friendship.
Harsh words are like hailStoncs
III the summer, which If melted,
would tertll,ze the tender plants
they batter down.
In any business, never wade into
water Whele you cannot see the DOT
tom.
Nobody is more like an honsct
man IMAM d thorough rogue
In diving to the bottom of pleas
urcS, we bling up more gravel than
pearls.
DIR Chonin SAYS that love of cold
in Wall street has macadamisrd the
ten COMMANDMENTS.
No one is alwavs . fnol--avorv
one is sometimes foolish
Burke S'l"' when oad men con
>pIie good men should associate
lone. coucnaI Love whero II do" does -,
tciau where if does not ryist
an liISH apct say III. HaNcs
''''SN TO 20 NoIt1 ,i again. 40 are
t'' 'N l'ioi''I ~ 'ed''S ha!PS ulIll he
mas l''iieo TO come oach'
Scandals of the Stowe sort arc
rife: and now M turns a chan ont
West who claims to be the son OF
Anna DICKINSON by her iliSt Wlie.
4 Devonshirc matron, whose huS
band snoreS badly. kaenS = clothes
rco underneath her pillow and whcr
his snoring awales her she adm,l,
| the uce on his nasal olran. and thrl
I slumbers peacefully.
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q - Nool'' ., u 'o',, ,,,',,' ,Dt'i'' III Slc'NI's
use to obScrviur men Straws shoU
which way the wind blows. and rs ;
straw. Pikius has no equal in In,
countryr
y gentleman having gwen a CRANE
PaI'N'n'S la''oI was among 'llr com
pan ,d'u NHN mus au''tNNc" ny h''
IoIuHlilP' wy "c"r Slf' ! lc''e'''pe'
;A,H A"u' ''Ir ~, o"u 'o'Eet your name
nc '3''o' NHiHpcieu II 10" 'ol,e
! 'i'",e Ao"' pie"c,ieS. ne 'lo"'c
'ii'''' 'dNi"G ''hi ny Tue ,'"'I", 'N
''''"''u' M'lor hreeeieS, a'll nap
l9 10 St' 9""
\ little iour.ycarold saw his pa
reiiS liel'aIIil1 ior tllll-oil' ana ASK
g" 'ilei', " '"Ne nun ''ohE WI VIII
'h'i''' ne was lolu ne WIS !" il'ie
hioonr WclI' -rturned hn van,
better take me now. for when 90
birrcr. | NAV not want 10 oo' Th,
parcnts saw thc poiut he was taken
,u
Inc petf"lt li,o'ne thIllks ina
tn' new moon talked OF NIII not u