Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
y1IsgELLANEOUs.

TIM, best place in the world Is the
saddle of a rapid eeurseE the best
friend in the world is a good book.
The friend that hides from US our
faults is OF less service to US than the en-
emy that upbraids us with them.
The first ingredientin conversation Is
truth, the next good sense, the third,
good humor, and the fourth wit. ~
silence alone is powerful weapon.
often an sanswer.pos Yes, and an elo-
quent one. 91s 8k ltis .ls.4z5-a9 5oe -
Few men are wise enough to prefer
the blame that is useful for them to the
praise that betrays them. -
A smile may be- bright while the
| in the air while beneath is the moaning
of the sea. : or hi.iis ~ i'sfis .75fi,'
The superior man has dignifed ease
without pride. The mean man has
pride without dignity .noii.ioq % i57ir
The best guardian of a woman q hap
piness is herhusband' q love; and for her
honor her own affection. 7psH 7isd4 d,
/ Without virtue there can be no true
happiness: but We want love Joined
with virtue to give us !, all the good
which this world Is capable Of bestow-
ing. 'Af 15|o 5vaiai-- baia 2nibsind
It is great blunder In the pursuit suit Of
happiness not to know that we have
tgot it-that is, not to be content with q
reasonable and possible measure of it. Z
However many friends you have9do
not neglect YOURSELF Though you
have Thousand, not one Of them loves
you SO much as you ought to love your
SELL nti, s., .,.,s.',,s,. -, - - Il.
BE. guarded in discourse, attentive,
and slow to speak. Be not forward to
assign reasons to those who have no
f'sh' W ASA 51f 10 ..as ,zaRi
10 De desplsedl or blamed byinin
competent or nncandid judge may give
a y m9omentary no pain, but ought net to
make one unhappy. - -.
Experience teaches, it is true, but
she never teaches, in time. Each event
brings Its lesson, and the lesson Is re-
membered; but the same event never
occurs again. 9suIfeis - afsii a- 1uiz ail 9
Measured by mans desires, hecannot
live long enough: measured by his
good deeds. he has not lived long
enough: measured by his evil deeds, he
has lived too long - - -,
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tn conelude.v y said a iudge tn q tetlious
LAWYER ssVery will y0tIr honor then
cOnclude that he SHAH listen tn me- -
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To-morroW;EA W. A Frencn parpers slgn
reads TINS, Io-morroW lne PuDnc VIII
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Not hkely.-A southern editor has
had his pistol stolen. He advertises to
give the thief contents, ana no
quesqons asxto, III ne WIZ retufn H.
/. SawdHst pills, says an old physician,
would efiectuaay cure many OF the as
eases with which mankind is afflicted
If every patient would make his own
sawdust. --..
A Western editor. speaking of a
rogue who lives in his vicinity says:
1.-THE rascal has broken every bank and
Jail and Sabbath we had in the country
for the last tive years. s5si ssei-isg
If Il. nronosed n, n in Washington to ,set
nm = the sfatne of Professor Morse in
franklin souare-to put the statue of
the lightning tanner in the square nam
ed in honor of the catcher. '
A oant,eman who bad a y.rve v,ss ved eddesf
so,.,,sn ~ nt uas I adv;sas1 ~. hv W : fr;and fa si;s-
cbarue. n, ,s b him - ssSo No mo D | reni;aJ he
,1;ah UIa r,,,oh GOD , ssS,;no NO. that poor man
en,,d MI % nos,a, besr Of ;,
'oo ne . -' ''''''' $500 '-''.'.- 49,, {.
The Turkish Ambassador was at 9
fpne IF tbe maonaies of tha Land the he Pses;-
Iant AZ ,'1 o-o,se =, NC 20 fosst 'sarba Snhi;nna
Srt portos s".d ssnd tba fnrI;sb kmbesssda Ion -
The I H y walter % @ echoed it down the tabIe a