Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05
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very much, and is very cheerful in adj
Yersities.
AS ire without wood turneth to ash
es, so doth love without work come to
an end and finish.
You can't always Judge the size of a
mans bank account by the artistic
beauty Of the picture on the outside of
his office safe.
\ city girl in the country on first |
seeing watermelon growing. exclaim-
ed; My 7 always supposed water
melons grew in the water"
When the baby has hiccoughs give it
gin; when the father of the baby has
hiccoughs, take away the gin. Some
doctors would charge - for this advice
y minister in Glasgow not long ago
intimated from the pulpit that he
would visit the families residing in a
certain u district, embracing, at the
same time, the servant girls.
White paupeIs are buried at Atlanta,
Ga, by colored undertakers. because the
white undertakes will not inter the
bodies for less than $40, while The col
orad ones charge only $50.
\ great mind observes great laws,
broad inward principles guides its con-
duct by fixed and determinate methods;
while 4 weak mind sets order at def
ance, and imagnes Itself to be free
when it is simply lawless.
This is a toast which the modest
Irishman drank to the Englshman
Here's to you as good as You are, and
here's 20 me as bad as | am; but as
good as you are and as bad as am. IN
as good as you are as bad as ! am
CIeamerieS have indeed had theirups
and downs, both east and west, in the
last few years. but the Maine Farmer
concludes that. in the New England
States, at least, creamery making
has proved a success and the system
has come to stay.
; We know not what evils we have
been preserved from; for dazzling pros
poets do not always bring the cheer and
comforts we expect. and promise of fu-
ture good often results in disappoint.
ment and sorrow. There are blessings
and privileges in every life let us bC
thankful for all those which fall to ou
E lot.
Make the bridge from the cradle &c
! manhood as long rs you can. Have
! your child child just as long as you
can. especially if you live ina city. Bt
not i'll haste to force your child into
premature development by intelligence
or anything else. Let it be a child anC
not little ape of man running about
the town.
r There may be audible music in hcav
. en-. but its chief delight will be the nu
sic Of principles in full consenting har
mony with the laws of eternal rectitude
There may be visions Of lovelinesi
there, bat it viii be the loneliness o.
virtue, as seen in God and reelected
2 back in family likeness from him t
all his children.
! Vinegar is said to be better than ice
to keep fish over night. IIousekeeper
who are obliged to be economical SHOULD
have their fish sent home toward night
and then, by putting little vinegar OF
{ the fish, keep it perfectly well even il
very hot weather. Fish is really i'm
!. proved in flavor under this treatment
Fish which has been kept in ice during
= the night and then exposed on the shop
= board during the day, being frequent,
. watered to make it look less stale, un
4 dergoes changes which destroy boil
: flavor and nourishment.