The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

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ug woman p's spins IS her T'e "'O wn'ip sue
talks. tones in the we'll from
Throw. ,a lave drunk. ~
esnSGall allowance Of home Ia much bet.
Ger than Q large one abroad.
He Is 0 bookcase, not a scholar.
Cut of his head, but mind you don't
kill him.
Il is the hole that makes the thief.
In his own house the weaver Is king.
Tho salt or money Is almsgiving.
A hundred shillings invested In trade
will give man meat and wine; in acres,
il will give him cabbage and salt. 49,
When the axe already touches thy neck,
still hope in Gods saving grace.
Flight Is the beginning Of defeat.
Hang the sweetest grass round . pigs
neck, but 1t will still 60 and wallow In its
native miro.
Poor is only he who lacks common
sense. :,
You must not drink out of one cup and
look at another. 80 =,
He who cannot moderate his grief, will
soon have new grief to weep over.
Where Satan cannot SO himself, he
takes wine rs his messenger.
Whoever has been bitten by serpent
Is afraid Of, q rope. =,
He who has bread in his basket should
not be compared To- him who has not;
Though neither be hungry OF the time)
When the jackall- has bis day make him
q bow. go
Tho man who wishes 10 go, .thither his
feet will carry HIM. ~ . ~,
Seven years lasted tho famine, but no
workman starved; seven years lasted the
plague, but no one died before his time
An old man In the house Is q sorrow to
the house; an old woman in the house Is a
blessing toit. g. . :,
Honor your wives; they will enrich
you.
Eat below your means, dwell according
TO your means, but spend upon your vile
aud children above your means. 20 O.
First understand, then argue. PHI.
You must not refute the lion after he is
dead. .'r., - ..a -
|. Much have l learnt from my masters,
more from my colleagues, most from my
disciples.
In a quarrel 1t always tho well'born
who will first give way. .( r-Ft
Do not stand in place Of danger, trust,
ing in miracles. ~ 'agulsi
Iron sharpens iron; and the scholar tho
scholar. d.. -U... z.galal-. :. !.
Man has been created on the last day;
. even the gnat Is Of more ancient lineage
Tho thought OF the sin is worse than
the sin. -as ~. % 1r'.H
Eat quickly, drink quickly; this world
is but briei wedding least. 81
The older the wise man gets the wiser
he grows; the TOOL, when he gets age, be-
f comes but an old TOOL. -C-tgysL'.
lie who studies for good purpose, &c
him his study becomes blessing; 10 him
who does NOT, it grows into poison.
D Why is the lobe Of the car soft? That
you may close up your ear when you neal
0 aught improper.
Q A bad vile is like o hail.storm.
. Do not dwell too long upon YOU
! friends praises; you will end by saying
e things against him. -.-
/. Do much or little-so that you do 1t fol
q good purpose.
!. Refined music is liked by refined pco'
8 ple-weavers do not much care tor Il:
Two cry out but get no pity-he wit
r lends his money without witnesses. ant
t he who cannot get on in one place ant
{ does not try another.
. Even the common talk Of the wist
!. should be pondered over.
! Three men are beloved Of God-he whit
. Is oil o sweet temperament, he who u
moderate in bis habits, and be who doe
. not always obstinately adhere to his frs
/ resolves.
1.-THE old people tell you TO pull down
and the young ones 10 build up, pull
down.