Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25
THE CHRONICLE.

When we are alone we have our
thoughts to watch; in u families
our temper; in society our tongues.
About one-fourth of the wheat crop in
the Northwest has been ruined by late
copious rains.
A grocer had a pound of sugar re-
turned with q note saying, "too much
sand for table use, and not enough Tor
building purposes.
What is the difference Between q
blind man and q sailor in prisonT
One can't see to go, and the other
can't go to sea.
To the anxious inquiry "How shall
we keep our boys in nights ?" we
would respectfully suggest a total
abstinence from unripe fruits.
The Texas cattle plague has broken
out among the cattle in various places
throughout the country. Several cases,
resulting fatally, have occurred in Gin
cinnati.
Statistics show that the people Of
this country consume more sugar IN
proportion to the number OF inhaOl-
tants than any other.
There are many people who not
only believe that this world revolves
on its axis but they believe that they
are the axis.
The essence of all Immortality, of
all sin, is the making self in the CEN
ter TO which we subordinate all other
beings and interests.
Wisdom and truth, the offspring Of
the sky, are immortal; but cunning
and deception, the meteOrs of the
earth, after glittering for a moment,
must pass away.
The New York Herald now alIudes
to H. g. as I" the agile philosopher Of
Chappaqua." A few days ago he was
'sthe farmer statesman" The Her
aid worships only the rising sun.
Begin every day with prayer. 1t is
the golden key that unlocks heaven
to pour down blessings. 1t is the
same golden key that locks you up
under heavens protection.
Hon. VIM. a. Galbraith, one of
the ablest men in Pennsylvania, and
a wealthy capitalist of Erie, refuses
to be q candidate for Congress on the
Greeley ticket. He vas q lifelong
Democrat. =
Merriman has decided not to con-
test the election with Caldwell, for
the GoVeFnorship of North Carolina.
he did not prove such q Merry man
for the Democracy and Greeley as
was expected.
The blossom cannot tell what be-
comes of its odor, and no man can tell
what becomes of his influence and
example, that roll away from him
and so beyond his ken on their mis-
sion.
Montana grasshoppers are more
ravenous than usual this season.
They cat wagon-tires, and have been
known to tickle q mule in the ribs
until he kicked, and deYoured his
shoes while his feet were in the air.
Here is g political straw: A band
master from Savannah, Georgia, who
was purchasing sheet music at a store
in Boston the other day, declined to
tske any of the national pieces, say
ing that they could not s those in
his city
In small things says, SpurgeOn, lie
the eruicibles and the touchstones.-
Any hypoerite will come to the Sab
bath worship, but it is not every hypo-
that will attend prayer-meetings
or read the Bible in secret, or speak
privately Of the things of God to the
There is no sort of wrong deed Of
which a man can bear the punish
ment alone; you can't isolate your
self, and say that the evil which is in
you shall not spread. Mems lives are
as thoroughly blended with each other
as the air we breathe; evil spreads as
necessarily as disease.
Twenty eight democrats of Monroe
TIP. Richland county, publish their
names in the Herald, of Mansfield,
stateing that they will not vote for
Greeley. They say they do not drive,
and refuse to swallow a dose prepared
by the hungry for patronage, at the
expense of honest manhood.
There is dew in one flower and not
in another, because one opens its cup
and takes it, while the other closes
itself and the drop runs of. So God
rains goodness and mercy as wide as
the dew, aud if we lack them it is
because we will not open bur hearts to
receive Him.
The amazing growth of the new
Chicago is illustrated by the fact that
the opening Of the spring there
has been completed one brick, stone
or iron building, twenty-five feet front
and from four 70 SIX stories high du-
ring every working hour, reckoning
six days TO a week and eight working