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GOLDEN SANDS.
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= There is nothing so well calculated TO soothe
the feelings OF high alinded and sensitive
man, and urge him onward in the path Of rec
tilude and industry, than the gentle tenderness
ofa careful and con6ding woman. iH
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Conversation should be pleasant without.
scurrility. witty without affeciaton, free from
indecency, learned without conceiledness, no
vel without alsehood.--Shakspeare


Flauery is sort Of bad money. TO which
our vanity gives currency.


As the sweetest rose grows upon the sharp
est prickle, so Ihe hardest labors bring forth
the sweetest profit. t n
The Picayune says, one great reason why
truth is Stranger than fiction, Is because there
is not half so much OF II In The world.


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The following lines are found upon board
over a public watering trough, by the road
side in the town of West Boylston:


Temperance fouatain, good as can be.


Better far than rum or brandy


II flhis truth exciles your fury. a


Lei your Horse be Judge and jury.


Under no circumstances whatever deceive a
child or tolerate lie.


Men are classed not by their talents, but by
the profit which they draw from them.


True. ITO send an uneducated child into
the world says Paley, lis little better than TO
turn out dog or a wild beast into the streets
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BE DOING. gr,i ,t"~


Be up and be doing e 'ytt@@"


Why sink in the mire, ,1d
And quench ere il kindles


'a' True energies fire. r....ts
aa Enlangled by cob webs.
.t In ashes and dust


You soon will expire, ~ nH


Corroded by rust. e Iii
CHARITY How noiselessly the snow comes
down. You may see it, feel il but never hear
il. Such is true Charity. Es#
1t has been shrewdly remarked by some one
that there are four orders Of women the pea |
cock, with whom dress is all the magpie. with |
whom chatter is all the turtle dove, with |
whom love is all and the paradise birds above
them all. 4 HHk


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JAwING. Shut your clamshell. Jaw-jaw |
--jaw-who can live where you are ? The
falls of Niagara are nothing in comparison 10
the everlasting clack Of your tongue. Give us
dwelling amidst the eternal roar Of the ocean
or in the bowels Of growing earthquake, but
deliver US from the tongue that never tires and
the mouth that never shuts.-Port. Bulletin.


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Christ is the only fountain Of life, the health
ful waters Of which purify and invigorate the
soil. Thither then repair. l l..saeg m.
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON


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