Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-08-15

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turn you can lavish on your beneiac-
: tors.
Works are not the cause Of SAL
!, walton, but they are the causeway Of
salvation,
--Grateful men are like fruitful fields;
they return what they have received
! tenfold
4 There is no restraining mems ton
r CUES or pens when charged with lit
1 tie vanity.
. The question, What nationality
owns the North Pole y is gravely dis
cussed by Chdmbrs's Journal.
Wife: "isapasha fond ofhis wives?"
, Husband-"Certainly, my dear; he's
pacha-nately fond Of them"
Riches is less wealth than is learn
ing for wisdom cannot be stolen or
lost; it is, therefore, thy best friend.
The word no is one of the easiest
words in the language to spell, but
sometimes one Of the most difficult to
utter.
pr;ao ov.r nor, ,s,.n.;v. ,h.,
whom Il condcscends to he civil where.
as vanity, whenever it forgets ITSELF
naturally assumes GOOD bumor.
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word no ,no,,er now ,yi,t;Iv w,Il ~
bo bavs snork ~ human no,rro in
him ro,ret ,hot he al 90 whom the 90.
casion e nassed
An unaspirlng fellow, who is evl-
IDENTIFY a Toe to all progress, recently
refused to have bis likeness taken by
tho Photographic process, stating as
reason that he was foe to graphic
portraits.
Said she aHow long are YOU 90.
ing to stand before that gIassf" said
lhe. aITntil see how nv Mister HANGS.
but thats Just lhe way woman nev-
or taxes any interest IN her husoanus
dress aitershe'so been married one year.
We are always less prone TO admit
the perfection of those for whom our
appreciation is demanded and many
a woman has appeared comparatiyely
plain in our eyes. from having heard
her charms extolled. whose beauty
might otherwise have been readily ad.
mittcd.
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- - WI @ MANI . a sil9n' o1s, man Speah
. 'nouosV l'"" lnoS' oinoious uui,
maa Ia. I'LL gd'SI s'Om 'n"n nan. ii,,Iole d a"u
will make hard, base, intractable
hard, as fire doth iron in smiths
forge, free, facile, gentle, and easy to
be entreated.
IN havo cbanoed vour lonoitpda
axtonsivolv and nIscad vonrself in a
moral solifnde in order n have small
exnIosions tofind deonversatiou diflicnlt
and IN bapd ,,Iass of rra.n, ,v;,hor,
looking can hardly he REGARDED as sa'
tisfactorv fnlfIlment even 10 the tongh.
est minds.
-,
Partington, from the steam that arose
from her tea, as a veil to her bushes,
when touching upon SO delicate sub.
iect 'some can bathe with perfect i'm.
purity in water as cold as Greenland's
icy mountains and India's coral strands;
but, for my part, | prefer to have the
water a little torpid"
oooe,ho oh;o, s5o.;o.os.Lo
mol i steadfsstnass All bonor no. ~
limo and tbrongh otern;tv 60 ,ha fs;,h
fnI onos who oro oI,ravs io;,hs,I. sa;,h
fni in ,ha, on;at mo- ,ha, a,,rdo,a , W.
not;ce from % carolass " ,rord un~s "o wv, az ny n
unmorrod in haaronn IT, ~ % no ~.
,vaar,, IN waIl Joina rtanc 81 CT IL
a,ians ,ybo snon s ~ rrn ~ .anS "a Sea,
faster than they, but something hind
ers the Galatians, ana by-and'by, when
you look Tor them, you cannot tell
whether they are in the way TO Zion
or rot.
When OCCASIONS Of extraord;narv
interest arise in the church tho very
men who are best fitted and readiest
TO take hold of the ENLARGED work arc
the men who have never lost their grin
of the work when II was n little work
Il was Gideon who looks after tbe
fleece when the fleece is drv and II il
Gideon who also wrings 6owlfnls Of
heavenly dew ont ot il whom Cod hos
wetted i Itwas Petor who nreocboJ
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