The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
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lfiudustryis no'morc than habit, it is
at least an excellent one. re..'ur
lie who bllckens others does not hiten
himself. 'rL -1'' 'tl = 2
BE, careful what you say at parting
your last words only are remembered.
Time, patience and industry are The
three grand masters Of the world.
4 Wnrshipipg God by interchangeable
Quaker's idea of an organ in church.
9 A good reason for, not wishing to be Q
woman-Tbctause you could not love her
then. u ,,,.....rt
: The fastest man-thc drummer he
heats that which has beaten everything
clsc-Timc: I" ;'7't 'f2', . NJ!
Prosperity makes friends; adversely
tries them. ttl. aY.G,us.ia 8 aur 10'
The shortest day in tie ycar-the day
you vent 10 borrow $500
= The richer a2man makes his food, the
poorer he makes his appetite. o''' 5aa :
Live within your means, if you would
have means within. you to live naj' IN,
Every day isa little life, and our whole
Lifts but a day repeated - ..'''. :,
Ifyou want an ignoramus to respect
you; ''dress to death" and wear watch
seals about che size Of brick bat.1 ! lila
A singular .thing-that bad men never
die or 60 out Of ollicc--vsde tonlbstones
and newspapers, rt !; ra.,a.
Wait for others to advance your inter-
csts, and you will waituntil they are not
worth advancing. ''l@ ila!i
Louuacious mouths arc like badly man
aged banks-thsy make lurgc issues OH
small capital. 81 .ral. q,l pc. IT,.
Passion dies soon. killing itself with its
own food Esteem lives and strengthens
By its own power.
a great surgical opcration---to take the
rheci; out Of II young man, and the ,jaw
out ola scolding woman. r
lfpeoplc have q prejudice, it is best to
flank, and not to Storm it. You will new
or lose anything BY tact, by gen.lcuess,
BY kindness, patience and love. r,-.
The Chicago Pos! says: "Wa.ts is 10,
be revised 50 as4to read, How sharper
than Miss Anna Il. Dickinson's tongue it
is to have tlianklcss cLild.". lifiI
A good sort Of a man in sIaine was re-
Gently asked to subscribe for chandelier
for the church Now" said he, whats
the use ot.a chandelier. After you get
it you can't get any one to play on it,"
An English Judge. Baron Anderson,
on being asked TO give his opinion as to
the proper lcnstl, Of sermon, replied {:
Twenty minutes, with d leaning to the
side Of Mercy
When you hear of mans having
been punished for crime. you may we'll
cxclaim, "poor fellow" for if he were
not poor" he probably wouldn't have
been punished. ia 1ssi -Isi 9af
A young lady in the northern part Of
Wisconsin writes to. a county supcrin-
tcndcnt of schools that she thinks lt.""l,cr
duty to teach a school somewhere; aud
.ha; il be can assist her, to rite aud let
her no. ,.,.,.. ..... ...i 10.
DRUNKENNESS has become fcarfully
prevalent antong the wine-growiug dis.
triets Of california. Even young girls arc
sometimes seen reeling in the streets un,
der tie influence Of the '.pure Califor,
MA" 't Jury l.ii q f'' &C. ta' s1
y clergyman at an afternoon service
was asked to read 4 notice for woman.
rights lecture, which be did in this wise
"At half past six o'clock atthc sscloo
house in tue first district u hen will at
tempt to crop. i sal.t. eet
zeno, the philosopher, believed in in
evitablc destiny. Ills servant avalc,
himself Of this doctrine while being beat
Ell for Il theft, BY exclaiming, "Was
not destined to rob I" ayes" reptile,
Zeno 'and to he corrected Also"
The Massachusetts Legislature vote,
aim st unanimously for the bill to ALLOW
husband and wife to testify for and agains
each other. The dual character Of hus.
band and wife is thus capitalized. and tn
woneli-tiglttcrs have made a point in tn
game, ia"
"Dar are,' said sable orator. nd
dressing bis brethren, "two roads lro' di
world. Dc oiie an II broad aud ,uatrov
fond dat leads to perdition. and dc oide
ii narrow road dat leads to DESTRUCTION
At dit an dc ease" said otle Of his 81
tlc hearers, "diS cullul Individual take.
to dc woods" ny "a. r. ''.
They have an extraordinary association
of ladies' ia CLYDE Ohio. called uknit