The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-25

tase : high pattern.
DO all the good in thy power, and
lef cHery action be useful.
slnvcstgate affairs closely, and en-
gasyu in them cautiously.
; / Lay Thy plans with prudence, and be
prspared for emergencies.
! Cultivate thy mind carefully; it will
Pc.a store of pleasing reflection.
BE ailigent in thy business, and
strictly upright in thy dealings.
III every year VIC rooted out one vice
We should leGome perfect men.
II The jewel of assurance is best kept
IL She cabinet of an humble heart.
!, I'm all difficulties he patient, and
nvfrtnme them by perseverance,.
+ tFhe certain way to be cheated is to
aanf,y ones self more cunning than 9th
srs,
tGood is never more etfectually per-
FORMED tlfan when it is produced by slow
degrees
Men who mind their own business
usually snccecd, because there is little
cpn petition.
hC OISStNI CdhDdSt diC uOt
always the best, but they have the largest
he;ss:s Grit.
II rtonsoience is the anthem of the
sous but the passions are under the con
troj:o of the body.
I~Ehcertulncss is an excellent wearing
daalty. H. has been called the bright
wa;ithcr of the heart.
fffh.. Of ,rkaf,pS RI Shnnl1
dot. he measured by his special efforts,
eut. by his ordinary doing.
/ =. 4 Contempt of court-Courting a girl
$1,d; then giving her the shake after she
has decided to take you into the firm.
. =: Some men are as coVetOus as if they
were 10 live forever and others AS pro-
tss. ~ if they were to die the next mo-
E)en.
( Men are sometimes accused of pride
raere1y because their accusers would be
lfOr& themselves If they were in their
Idaecs.
= young girl should never eat per
simmons. They pucker up the mouth so
tktt one cahnot help bat accept the invi-
tlsison
Man Is An animal that cannot long
bh left in safety without occupation; the
gso,ssh of his fallow nature is apt to run
td weeds.
the temperate are the most truly
luxurious. By abstalning from most
things, it is surprising how many things
VIZ, erjoy.
In adversely be spirited and firm,
add With equal prudence lessen your sail
ws,tn filled with too fortunate gale of
prosperity
With good humor and kindness,
man is more agreeable in the world than
witt. superior intellect devoid of gayety
apd goodness
As the soil, however rich it may be,
c:tnnos be productive without culture, 30
tiSe mind, without cultivation, can never
psoduce good fruit.
IA lady and gentleman accidentally
toilched each others feet under the table.
8 Secret teleeraphy,'' said she. "Com-
mi,ni1n of soles," said he
s---Smal boy Pa, did you know Ma
lopg before you married her? Pa: |
didn't didn't know her until long af-
ter had married her.
=" declare" said Fannie, "you take
the words right out of my mouth" mo
wdnaer~-they are 80 sweet" said Lem.
Tie day was set before he left that even
mS.
Maxim for mankind in general Mind
yO4lr own business or, if you have no
busine Is, then make it your business to
leave the business of others severely
alone.
s-eWhen your friend is married put
yo,lf good wishes into the shape of an
old 'Eag!ish saying: "One year of joy,
an;,saaa of comfort, and all the rest OF
con1aGt."
1.-the japanese always take off their
shoes before entering house. This is
mod American custom, but it is prac-
ticssi only by married men in the =" wee
snlas hours"
Nero is credited with being the
rcryelest individual that ever lived, and
YET there is no record that he promised
his wife seal skin sacque and refused to
give it to her.
s-Ah Oakland, Me-, lady died last
wes,E from the effect of eating cloves; at
ieart, 80 her physician said. This should
be IA warming to the young men who go
out between the acts at the theatre.
As young man of this city, violently
IN love with pretty seamstress, being
asked what business he was in, sighed
and said; {" am developing a sewing
.naskhse attachment. IN Y Journal
Don't be afraid of loving people too
much, or OF throwing away too much
kindness. 1t is just such things the world
stande in need of, and they have the
great advantage of enriching the giver.
:-Give boy address and accomplish
meats, and you give him the mastery of
s'alaces' and fortunes where he goes. He
nas: not the trouble of earning or owning
the. m; shey solicit him to enter and pos
sess
t-nut West they have 40 many hang
ings that the editors are driven to dis
traction to invent new head lines to put
over them, and the result Of one editors
lespetation is: Died from the Effects
IF tight Lacing."
Somewhat mixed-Two little girls,
aged four and six, had just got new
,iressss, and were on their way to Sunday
schs,o! Said Eta, the elder, ooh,
have fagottt my verse; Il amt for
gotten paine," replied the other. at is,
Blessed are de dress-makers.'
-Shc went into store to buy some