The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-02-04 00:00:00

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THE more wit one has the more originality one finds
among men.
THE voice of conscience is so delicate that it is easy
to stifle it; but it is also so clear that it is impossible
to mistake it.
ECONOMY is the parent of integrity, and of ease, and
the beauteous sister of temperance, of cheerfulness,
and health.
THE fortune of a man who sits, sits also; it sleeps
when he sleeps, moves when he moves, and rises when
he rises.
THE warm sunshine and the gentle zephyr may melt
the glacier which has bid defiance to the howling
tempest; so the voice of kindness will touch the heart
which no severity could subdue.
WE cannot suppose that a period of time will ever
arrive when the world, or any considerable portion of
it, shall have come up abreast with these great minds,
so as to comprehend them fully. .

HE who is truly brave will not only spring to
encounter outward obtacles and to do daring deeds,
he will also be bold in attacking wrong and misery
whenever they appear, and strong in resisting his
own desires and impulses whenever they conflict with
a higher law.
IF clear views are necessary to discover right paths,
heart-felt desires can alone give the energy to walk in
them. There will always be a consonance between the
workings of the mind and the nature of the hopes and
wishes. Together, not apart, will they influence the
conduct and shape the life, while at the same time
they act and react powerfully upon each other.
THERE are many persons who can witness with
little or no painful feeling the brutal treatment of a
horse or the torturing of a cat or bird. Of course no
indignant protest nor active inteference is to be ex-
pected from them. Others, feeling a certain degree
of painful emotion, turn away that their sensibilities
may not be shocked. But the man or woman f
genuine sympathy cannot look upon pain without ex-
periencing a yearning pity and a desire to do some-
thing for its relief. Of course an enlightened wisdom
nrded to guida,ttie measures taken Pr such relief_;
,it, t/i(l'emotanTs'there, there will be no desiri
stron. v•--h V. produce practical effort&

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