The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-02-15
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ALL SORTS.

Inc most useful thing In the long ru
Breath.
The conductive mood-Thoughts c
matrimony.
Let another's passions be lecture t
thy reason.
! Gen. Grants father has resigned tn
post-mastership at Covington, Ky.
& Give your son trade and you do NOR
for him than by giving HIM fortune.
A Black Bear, the first in thirty years
has been shot in New Jersey
Many young men are so very improvi
dent that they cannot keep anything blu
late hours.
A poor man in Summer county, Kan
sas, has only 81 900 head of cattle In tn:
world
Miss Alice Pillie, an American girl, has
married So 100000 and the Marquis dc
Chasseloup- Laubat.
The velocity of the galvanic current in
iron wire does not exceed Is, 600 miles
per second.
1t is said that the snow at the Neya-
da summit, where the railroad crosses, is
fully sixteen feet deep.
Deliberate with caution. but act with
decision; and yield with frmsess.
The cloudy weather melts at length in
to beauty, and the brightest smiles Of the
heart are born of its tears.
When Charity walks into the lowest
places of want, we see the beautiful puri-
ty of her robes most distinctly.
1t will require 100000 to repair the
bridges washed away by the recent storm
in Marion county. California.
So often do we face duty just as its
call has ceased SO often we have but
learned to prize blessing, and it has
gone from US.
Ofall our infirmaties, vanity is the dear
est to US; man will starve his other
vices to keep that alive. Franklin.
1t is a common fault never to be salts
fed with our fortune, nor dissatisfied with
our understanding -Rochefoncauld.
One reason that the world is not re-
formed is. because everybody would have
others make the beginning. and thinks
not Of himself
Seyen hundred and ninety men are at
present employed at the Mare Island
navy yard, whose payroll amounts to
100000.
He who reforms himself has done more
toward reforming the public than crowd
of noisy, impotent patriots.
Kindness is the music of good will to
all men; and on this harp the smallest
fingers may play Hea ems sweetest tune
on earth.
Seven years Of silent inquiry are useful
to men to learn the truth, but fourteen.
to learn how to make it known to his fell
low men.
On the stage road, between Puebloand
Carson, buffaloes abound by the million,
stretching away over the plains in dense
masses.
The Lexington silver mine, situated
about mile from the famous Emma, in
Cottonwood canyon, Utah, has just been
sold for 1890
We have no room for all this, said our
night editor, glancing despairingly at a
two-column obituary, it must be CUT down
to proper die-mention.
Always endeavor to learn something
from the information of those thou con-
versest with and to put thy company
upon those subjects they are best able to
speak of.
Value no man for his opinion, but es-
TEEN him according as his life corresponds
with the rules Of piety and justice. A
mans actions, not his conceptions, rem
der him valuable.
laxative persons seldom read. This
is among the few truths which appear
the more strange the more we reflect
upon them. For what is reading but ST.
lent conversation
1t is very true that precepts are useful
but practice and imitation 60 far beyond
them hence the importance of watching
early habits, that they may be free from
whatever is Objectionable.
A candy-boy, passing through a car.
saluted a cross old curmudgeon with,
Pop corn popcorn !" ''Hain't got any
teeth" angrily replied Senex. Gum
drops! gum-drOps!" persisted the en-
:erprising lad.
4 ST. Louis lawyer attempted to try a
case, the other day, while he was hal!
drunk, but the judge stopped him, say
ing No lawyer can practice at two bars
at the same time.
The PASSPORT, (Me.) citizen who the
other nIgtt mistook his wife's yeast jug
for his favorite little brown jug, and took
long pull and strong pull therefrom,
is now rising man.
The Washinton Capital tells of man
who, while viewing the body of long
buried friend, discovered that her hal
was in good condition, and accordingll
removed it and sold out for a round sum
From some trials at Liege it appear!
that cartridge cases Of phosphorus bronze
although one fifth lighter than those
of ordinary sheet brass, were fired iron
forty to City times without being destroy
ed.