The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-10-03


Marthas Vinegar Herald.
A letter shows the man II ID writ.
fen to, ~ well 40 the man 1t is
written bt.-Advance.
Truths differ. Sometimes they
are told TO q mans face, and some-
tunes behind his back.
There are men who arc really
wise. To he wise in'one's own con-
ce,t 10 10 be 6therwise.-Boston
Courier
Be courageous and noble minded;
our own heart, and not other mems
opinions of us, form cur true honor.
Certain ffifkng flaws sit as dis.
gracefully on character Of elegance
% ragged button On . court dress.
-Layater.
The tam man idol;x.s his own
person, and hcre hs is wrong; but
he can not bear bis own comany,
and here be is right.
Under certain conditions the
tongue has to be 40 much restricted
20 the copvent,on&f that it can at
i.et utter nothing but old worn out
phrases.
We should love our friends o.
true amateurs love pictures; they
keep their eyes perpetually 6xed on
the fine points. and dc not zee the
defects.-Mme. Dufresnoy.
Nothing more ,mpairs authority
t,an q tao frequent os in'liscrs ct
u,e of It. II thunder itself Was to be
continual it would excite no more
terror than the noise of . MILL
Cotton.
1.-The Just shall live by faith.
This is fortunate. The just do moi
easily accumulate money. They
fhink too much of tho welfare Of
other people to mako themselves
solid.-N. D. Picayune.
A good workman appreciates
good. Sols, and will not work with
out them If he can get or make
them. 1t is the shiftless workman
who hates his work, who does not
care whether his tools are ct or not.
We some tim.s spend useful time
IN criticising Others work that we
would better spend IN prosecuting
our own.-Dr. F. Patton.
You may get tired of travelling II
th, sdme rut. but You will miss
m,ny rough jo:ts by staying in it.
The world msy owe you living ;
young man, but tho account can 6
not he turned over to an attorney | s
for collection.-Jamestown News. +
A Cadmus, Mich. farmer fed 1
Gock of swine several gallons Of /
cider which was not soft. The hogs L
went on q glorious old drunk for i
three days, and few of them pass b
cd peacefully away. never realizing a
what had aJuchel thom. IL
A miner of Hassayampa district.
CAL, found q l,ee Tree some time {
since, cut 1t down to get the honey, r.
and that three bears-two old ones n
and a cub-hsd been there and e
taken evory tbimb!eful of the sweet e
stuff. It,
Prof. Ilazen, stationed at the Mt "
Warrington signal station, has =
made a new and careful computa- 8
tion of the height ofthe mountain -
and fnds that it has height OF -
6. 300 feet abvoe mean low tide. u
This is seven feet higher than pre- y
rious measurements made it.
cl
An English explorer has discov te
cred river which open route for n,
ordinary steamers into the Z,mbesi :,
della and the. Lake Nyassa districts. y,
The discovery is If great import =,
ance to the Development of ira ie in ~ ~
Central Africa. II Is called the ~ ~
Chinde river and is forty.five miles o.
south of the Qnapua river, on which =. =.
Qui!limane now etands. u
The latest development of tie G
machine is . DR.. Cureall. ar
in Holland. 1t is wooden figure sc
Of q man. with compartments all or
over it, labeled with tho names OF fe
various eilm ,nts If you have = he
,,in find its corresponding location in
in ihe figure. drop a coin into the br
lot and The proper pill or powder at
Fill come olt. WI
A Congo warr'or'e outfit which I'LL
,as Just been received bv the Ue
smithsonian Institution at Wash va
ngton from Lieutenant Taunt tn
United States commercial agent in tal
hs Congo State. consists of BAN re-
40 shield six feet long and one he
lido, q spear four feet long. WI
nife that loots like pruning OT
Aife anil bow with bamboo We
ring, and two iron t'Eped arrows po
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