The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
PACTs AND rAxCiES.
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Owes 70 Npvsa~.
6prins spsang. It's beauliny pprune.
Ana wlli-sinest avblsrs ars sbnugling vhuug,
Thefoft s7uth brs - a'e bres sing br -.
That thsvs up the ies With nnaiisbls thesa
Q Settsrsst time Of oil umss that have TIM,
IA rhyme thee . rhamlet VI tsndsns II rhous.
Ana tell thee how OIL In ny loeGtnfs Ivs lung
To ~ come thy co'nirs. D. bsaatifaI spsuns.
symhclcai season .xquisits-t ,qussf
All nature. upsts,ns 10 ( esfu lsst gltzs,
widstpens Its throat latch 10 whovp and 70 sh~ut
sxubsiant pleasure aud srstsiuisss trout
The bilthe little rfv1ists run 10 the ssas--
The little buds swed nn the tush-s N u~<s--
Tne r. screaming thvir scruuGstest scvam.
Andts- frogs thst w.fs drssuiss are dIupniss .
dram.
--tsufsIo conssels,.
TIE idle shonld not be clsss.d among
the living; they are . sort of dead men
not At to be buried.
One act Of benz a ~nce, enc act NJ real
usefulness, IL worth all the sb tract SEN
timent IN the world.
LADIES are like violots; the more
msdest and rrtiring they sppesr, the
more you love them.
IT Is the work Of Q philosopher tn Be
every day subduing bis passions and
laying aside his prejudices.
Mn EDISON, the inventor Of the phon-
tgraph. parts his hair at the top OF his
c,Ilar. and combs 1t straight up in the
cir. When te walks out he hangs his
hat upon II.
Wit loses its respect with the good
when seen in company with malice and
70 smile at the jest which plants thorn
In the breast ot another ID to become Z
principal In he mischief.
BE not diverted from your study by
sny idle reflections the silly world may
make on you, for their censurss are not
10 your rover, and consequently aheuld
be no part OF your concern.
A WESTERN editor throws up the
spongr, with the remark that II doesn't
pay 10 run paper In town where busi-
ness men read almsnacs and pick thsir
teeth with the tail Of herring"
WHEs disguised in liquor the Russlans
are never quarrelsome. They 80 through
an snectionate phase, during which they
want to hug their neighbors. This g
followed By stolid, spathelic idiocy.
HAVE courage enough to review your
own conduct ~ condemn Il where you
detect faults to amend II to The best OF
your ability; 10 make good resolves for
your fatpre guidauoe, and 70 keep them.
In vain do they prate Of happiness who
never subdued an impulse In obedience
to principle. He who nAver sacrificed
a present TO future good, or perssnal
to q general one, can speak of happiness
only as the blind do Of colors. rp
A MUDDY stream, flowing into one
clear and sparkling, for time runs along
by itself. A little further down, they
unite aud the whole 10 impure. 10 youth,
untouched by sin, may Tor time keep
its purity in ioul company, but they
finally unite.
some people scorn TO be taught; Others
are ashamed OF 1t, - they would be OF
going to school when they are old but
II is never too late te learn what II u
always necessary to know and IL 10 no
shame to learn - long ~ you are
igneraut ID to say, NO long ~ We
live.
i No PERFECTION --Naaman was .
mighty man, but he was . lepsr. Every
man has some but or other in his char
acter--something that bltmi-hes and
dlminishes him-some alloy in his gram
deur--some damp TO bis joy. He may
be very happy--very good yet, In
something or other, not 70 good - be
should be, nor 70 happy - hs should b..
Nasman was ~ great ~ the world could
make him; and yet, ~ Bishop Hall
remarks, the basest slavs In Syria would
not have changed skins with him.
EDucATfox.-Accu . child q
soon rs 1t can speak, to narrate his little
experiences, his chapter VI accidents his
griets, his fsars, his hopes: - communi.
cate what he has noticed In the world
within. Anxious To have some thirg 10
narrste, he will be induced 10 give 1t.
tentiop to objects around him, and what
Is passing 10 the sphere Of his instruction,
and to observe and note events will BE-
come one oil his tirst pleasures; and this
is the groundwork ofa thoughtful charac.
ter.
IT IL good for . man to be checked,
crossed, disappointed, made to feel his
own Ignorance, weakness, folly; made 70
ieel his need o: God; to feel that, ia
spite OF all his cunning and self-conA.
dence, he is no better o6 In this world
than lost child In dark forest, unless
he has . Father In heaven who loves
him with an eternal love; and Holy
Spirit In heaven who Will give him .
right Judgment In all thiDgs; and .
Savior ia heaven who can be touched
with the feeling Of his indrmities.-
| [Charls- Kingsley.
wHes man goes to an evening party
and another man sits down on his plug
hat, and sits there till tbs hat resembles
an sttenuated pancake, and when .
mutual friend takes that hat and jams
IL into shape and brushes IL the wrong
way with his elbow, and hands 1t to the
party OF the fut part, and when the
party OF the FIRST part places II upon bis
head and gees home without knowing
that any thing has happened, the indica'
,ious are that beer was one o the prin.
cipal features Of the entertainment.--
Buffalo Express.
He hat denis to pive aims for fear Of
being poor, CT 10 ent rtaia disciple f1r
fesr of bting suspected e the party, or
to own duty for far If b ing put 10
venture for srJwn be that tatts pars
If the intemp rance, because he dar 8
not cisploase the comPany, or 10 anv
sense far, the f,srs OF the wUr.d, aud
not the fsar OF God, ~ j. uan ente,s
into is porli a tf Tear bsiimss, but u
will MT be 6pished 10 eternal ases. ~
far the cri slres Of nsG, when g. 4 Is
your judge; to fssr tbs sir ssit. when Ged