The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-26
LACONICS.

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A man should be n Judge In his own cause
n m.r t,u ~ oues,;ops make NO an.
.ver
We MAJ, ore daft Gent in reason thew
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Those VINO sen omces sen the most sacred
things In the world; even justice itseif, pub
NC property ue people sno me "ws.
the. 80 dsssnse ssrepsthsrs yo mn onro
ns1t and silence Il less iniur;ous than 4 IA
reply.
SucH as have virtue always In their
mouth, and neglect IL In practice, are
IKE 4 harp. which emits q sound plesuiue
TO others While itself Is insensibls 70 the
music.
WIZ should yo be angry with a man who
tumbles on us bh~ndfoldedT In eject, most
Of our quarrels are of our own making either
by mistake or aggravation.
49, -. ~. 80 ea, ny' .m .rror.s
: WI ~. ~ ssn. ~ P.no.A nHWHI1
answered that be could not believe the world
SOFAS Ian'loal as 70 regard mem.
labor passes awny and the good remains; but
Il Won pursue pleasure with eyil. the pleas
urc n..aee avsv and The OWL remajna
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49, ~;mn yhaLa a. mn ma-o
good ne can, wiz probably 90 mucn more
than he imagines, or Will eyor know 70 the
day of Judgment, when the secrets Of all
hearts shsll be made manifest.
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frisndship We mean the s greatest love andtSs
greatest usefulness; and the most 4pea oom,
municataon and the nopiest suner1ngs ! 2
the most exemplary fa~ithfulness and the
severest truth.
80 peI34ns ,a.s ~ !. S.yvss skner,{s
naiiea N sao @ arnar. - ~ t,nrt w4{H
s~3runyyruhlt 49,. a. .r.th,ne ~ s0S crrrss
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nos \ cmy o~ne "N'' W"
sns reply.
"A untversttI student proke tnLvuSn w
ice OF Lake MONTANA me osner az wness we
MIA M IA is,d mon The Ice. he fsintly
SiS,ss az BOW I diSn.t care ior mysSI
pus I'm snsAseo -
.,=.Ihe German word i9r snte insnianos. "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" II has the
great sdNantage tnass Tnle We ssons a PA
hseao ~ NIT n ciimb over the fencs and
haae 1noeI = So
The srman are nugn people, M
m American writer anef unting .ne 1srnn
0~psra-Hcuse. - ICON - tne oRers 49, ".
the man in mont took wAds OF cosson nom Y
A. sa,.or srno,nca. .ho a...h ~. ,.avo,
~, I'D .d,so, .nn oua sSs ,n9 so, scsa :sITydoe..
III ~ dscss.s the sicE Lost an tny.inshi.
srisrd Long viii sbe scem To atsnd n tbsir
r ma LOU. 20 WI ". wont LII ~ h.im ~
eon:oisilion in ono hand and a cup Of lhuS.zB
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tour IN Italy. sWell, and was il not beau
tiful - asked her friend. "Was not Venice
picturesoue =" mon Dieu 1" said Madsme dc
e., 81 had no chance Of seeing anything In
was there.
Pat. {. ..,a . merchantt N . g.r.,a.
man N tbs coiored nersnasion 'whsthi Won
put that load Of wood into The csIlsr for ="
white washer; furdermo', I doesn't compete for
such Jobs, sahl"
"A ~youngster, while warming his hand over
the kitchen fire, was demonstrated With BY hia
father. who SAID. "hO WAY nom tho 1tOV0. the
weather is not cold" The little fsliow, look
ing up at his stern parent, demurely replied,
II Amt heating the xeather-Im warming my
hands."
"A backwoods chap sent an Iowa editor n
poem. The next day the paper poured half a
column o. sarcasm against the young man,
and said the poetry was not worthy ofan eight
year-old school-boy. Then the rural lad sent
the editor = copy Of Horace's odes, with the
lea, turned neau down whence he had copied the
Tommy IL fond Of sugar. and ..k. his
mother for some TO eat with ne .tr,wbsrriss
srsysjy. "You now mamms rSa, bsnnsnn,i
his mother would mot give him snv sngar on
his strawberries and@h -"And-"S.And
next day he fell into a well"
The following Is the verdict Of q negro
jury We ae uhasrsignSd' being . koroner's
Low Low dssd M aopa 10y 90 ae Niger Sampo,
ON do said NEGRO asnresa,d ala :, ~ I. 49,,
oh de thirteenth OBJ November come 70 daily
falling from de bridge ober dc ribor. where W.
x.ed. ~ sts sd supseIusn.y grown, and after
he v.s 49, ~ Sa,ia foeis'ue' "nar We spos
IL. Cnar,eston giri wa8ered q young man .
II Tsidsn WON anJ oa -. % eiectsd1ne 70 pay
On the morning Of he AZ az Noysmh.r WI hs
called and paid tbe dahl IN a. or ha c.uaJ
and took Il back. That eveninQ she psid I'M
psiS , Ssn' 4. morning she took u back and he
have been Vent busx hu ~ ps,a, sna 20 tney
patches ever since. and nth now ar u
regret that the matter has been 40 soondeoidedl
Lord Cbsr,os souor.. -. ..un--.
story about his wslkinS /" m. xno4 iehg
Cape one day. whom he came suddenIy nnon 4
hinge shaggy lion. Thinking to fiFhten
nj NV mioh ~ nS%Msa sorH, - ran q him ~
ln~terrupting, 'hs rnn away with AZ lii m1n~.