The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-08-13
Aueffa1 @nntafuns
MONITORT

f- cowPER,
Wealth may fee and friends deceive US,
Love may ehangehis sunny looksi
But those treasures never leave us
Which we garner in from books
'PEN-AND-INK SKETCHES"
Eor F. R. s, and L, L, D.
Can only spring from A. b. q.
There Is FREELY in the southern cline
Which shineth only when upon the wing
II is so with the mind; when once we rest
We darken. o
Reader, attend!-whether thy soul
Scars fancy's flight beyond the pole,
Or darkling grubs this earthly hole
In low pursuit.
Know, prudent, cautious se.t-c0ntr0l
Is wisdOm's root
Science to some Is the goddess great, to some the
milch-cow ofthe field
Their care Is but to calculate,-what butter she
viii yield. .
Wen may they boast themselves of ancient ma
Who We're We're, full.bred ere manners were in fash.
~ DRYDEN.
Disgust concealed
Is ofttimes proof of wisd0m-when the fault
Isobstinate, and cure beyond our reach.
cowPER.
The only amaranthine flower on earth
Is virtue, the only lasting treasure, truth.
cowPER,
But wisdom Is pearl with most success
Sought in still water, and beneath clear skies.
CowPER.
Experience Is a slow preceptress, teaching oft
-D' WY "S'''' " ''' cowPER,
To bear Is to conquer our fate.
CAMPBELL.
Defend me, therefore, say ,.:,, ,,o ;ou
ofdropping buckets into empty wells,
And growing old in drawing nothing up.
CowPER.
Dress drains our cellar dry,
And keeps our larder lean,-puts out our fires,
And introduces hunger, frost, and woe
Where peace and hospitality might reign,
COWPER.
When most the world applauds you most beware.
YOUNG.
IT'S greatly wise to know before we're told,
The melancholy news that we grow old
YOUNG.
Who lives to nature, rarely can be poor
Who lives to fancy never can DC rlcn,
YOUNG.
IT'S not the powerful ann,
But soft, enchanting tongue, that governs all
sOPHoCLEs
Oh, It Is excellent
Tohave giants strength, but It's tyrannous
SHAKESPEARE.
The breath Of others raises our renown
Our own as surely blows the pageant down,
Take up no more than you, by worth can claim
'H YOUNG
..a ..d al,.. u ..u.." i'U'
Then draw your wit as seldom as your sword,
'N '''''' ~ Wv "'D''' YOUNG.
Aye free off han you story tell .t.
Nuel WI u UOoOul
But still keep something to yourseP tu.
Yen scarcely tell to ony. Do. 81 u,.,...
.la t. aI a..i4H "a M
How easy Ills, when destiny proves Kind,
With full-spread sails TO run before the wind
But those that gainst stiit gales caTeerlng go,
Must Ne at once resolved and skillful too,
T, 1901 J0. r'u'''l -A DRYDEN.
Good breeding IS the blossom of good sense.
.. ...i. YOUNG.
Pigmies are pigmies sdn though perchod Of
.Iu4 .U-so YOUNG.
.. .. ..E ,.fll % Ii" - . .
Conceal yoursel as weel'sye can .. .,
Frae critical dissection, ~ ...,. o.
But keek through every other man '.'
WI sharpened slie inspection. -.
Life Is real, life Is earnest ...
And the grave Is not its goal; .'.'
Dust thou art, to dust returnest, '
Was not spoken of the soul. . .a.l.
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,
Is our destined end or way;
But TO act that each tomorrow
Find us farther than to-day
LONGFELLow,
As in smooth oil the razor best is whet,
8 2 wv ~ U II adeo from tei ofsnce is 500,
bn,I - T. ny teost ,vben eyonisiteiv keell
M MI f6p,na NON ote is for the ioyl fhev and.
mn a. ~ jostas r,ben the iotSeS nnkind
YOUNG.
po,,o,,ho- tJooortb and abiure desnair.
6eiIeilpIeI 66elIar INV o,So asssnt Glare
bI beIlelyer n ~ a,,r sweet bis woodnot
burns' Sviid ~ snY pioUei' 'U''e '''7 'I
And richest Shakespeare was poor mans chill
~ ELLIOTT
Life is but day at most, la. g
Hone Sss not a sunshine every " hour, r
Fear not clouds will always lour
BURNS.
o,,...-..,,,,.,,,,.,,,, .,,,, oe r,r,o
ON meyer eIllqe i iIle WIZ ais.t VI Aiine'
Or say It's tardy in Its flight
lfyOu Op' nuSOanu 'iien UFisnr ELIZA COOK.
solve that when thy summons comesto join
The ihnnnerable caravan. that moves =, 49,. :,
TG HSt IN be eR Sas o S deab