Can you translate this Latin text and/or tell me where it comes from?

I have this draft of a pricing sheet that will be used for external marketing and it looks like some latin filler material is used until the final wording is inserted. I did some brief Googling to see if I could find a good translator but couldn’t quite grasp the entire translation. I have a feeling it is from some literature or something.

Here is the text:

“Utilitas suis infeliciter conubium santet Pompeii, semper concubine frugaliter fermentet verecundus rures. Agricolae verecunde praemuniet cathedras, ut saburre agnascor quadrupei, etiam pretosius umbraculi deciperet suis.”