Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-09-30
GOLDEN WORDS.


OH "b Itls much easier to keep out ofarl
on on than to get out. ' " ="
dys 9y Kindness, ,IG like grain, will inerc,,
by sowing. " ''''' ''''
Nothing is more intolerablc tha
er proud ignorance.
IN Nothing can be well done that i
ne done out Of season.
ne ne A wise man may appear Ikea foo
I In FOOLS company.
n Advice is thrown away where tn,
case admits ofno counsel.
i i a thousand probabilities will moi
q make one truth. " - nv
e !. lie who docs not honor his wife
Is dlshonors himself " ~
n ne who fears death has already
q lost the life lie coYcts. "'' ''0' }
Every man is the architect of his
own fortune. ''''' u MS
- The The greatest learning is to be seen
III the greatest plainness. wv"
Thougha a good life may not silence
caiumny 1t will disarm It.
Joy8 are flowers dropped in our
pain oy the hand of Providence,
The childhood shows the man, rs
lOrnlng [u, shows the day,-MiIton.
There is always a need for q man 70
20 10 sn nlgher, If he has the capacity to
He hath riches sufficient who hath
TRhoush Rros to be charitable.-Sir r
r ine rays ofhappines., like those Of
T8no are colorless when unbrokcn.H-
bnI1 nI1Satan now is wiser than of voro
Pom ScLnpN oy making rich, not making poor.
6s 65sGTS loniis i lust in man no charm ca, tame
Harvey, ''A'"s MS noIgh5or S shame
stca,li9 "a pGTc ,,,l character is like polished
s.eei--lf s,st dimmed by breath, it al.
ness. 40 Jug NJ
value the friendship Of him who
os St"iuS i,,aoy Dy You in the storm; swarms
sunshine. va ~ 'lo
Ever fine Ioe,on oea:.,,
this: the rnco;I C55T" ,nnn oL l'islory mas been
been skepticism thn ro.a.;ni no.d''sil'lll mas
superstition ia infdsI;tr '0'i0' IRON
4 ,helpinc word -
Is oitcn',ae "o,u 70 ono IN trouble
oI"Gh-out o,1 one me- ,..,oo,, On n"llroad
'''u It '"iSp'A rolHhg pro'pef.% o'A
ii truth be established, objections !
arc nothing. The one is founded on
our ro,.o,sIn hmo"leuge' inc other IN our ig-
'ot ".'0o'
III one ofthe worst effects ofpros-
pcrli,y to make a man vortex in
stead of fountain, 20 that, instead of
Jtnno";ng Jro3 o"'' ne learns only to
wa" in'
"A Trend should be one in whose
understanding and virtue we can
equally conhde, and whose opinion
we can value at once for its business
ana It's sincerity.
II IS not the most demonstratiyc of
our ll1ehd' VINO care most about US.
scores OF people wish us well who
40 not Ieei compelled TO stop us in
inc street ana say So
"A man possessions are just as
lhIRl 51 Us MS own soul. If his title
"ccuS @ cover more, the surplus acres
oNll nIiil' ho' he lhe acres.
There are truths which some men
despise bec'use they have not exam
nvomirc % Ioc.mso ",w "iLiVn ,ho1 Ino! wiz not
Tn 'NO+u'' 'io! uc'PIse 'heHI'
Liberty VIII not descend to a pco-
PIE hepcopio mustraise themselves
70 iDerly; 1t IS blessing which
must DC earned before 1t can be en-
'"N,
GaIumny' says Archbishop
L5elgHton, would soon starve and
ulo OF ltseil II nobody took it up and
gave II iOuglng. There Wouldnot
says Dlshop ian, "De SO many open
'o" nnon oors '''''o "eio ho' 50 many
0r ~
LlIG Is series OF surprises, and
Wouiu not DC worth taking or keep
my were II not uod delights to
isol@'e us every DAY, and hide from
Us 'he past and the future.
men men are most sure and AFRO
Sant, 'n'y aTG commonly the most
iilislaNtil, , ana nave then gwen views
=. 20 passi9il' without proper dellbera-
eion anu iS suspense WhIch can alone
Seourc 'lieih from 'he aosurdltles'
Laziness grows on people: it be-
gins in cobwebs and ends in iron
chains. The more business a man
has to do the more he can accom-
plish, for he learns TO economise his
timc.'
Sound economy is a sound uudcr-
standing brought into action; il is
calculaloh reailzed; 1t Is the doc
.!n1 .!ile ?t pIVporlloh p! reduced 10 prac-
o,J ,,oJ ~ ;s Is ,I. ioleseei,'g cohungehcles'
anu oel"s prepared lor 'hem'
Make a point ever so clear, ii is
great ODDS that man whose habits,
and the bent Of whose inclination and
mind lie IN contrary way, shall be
unable to comprehend il, so weak a
thing is competition with inclina-
tioh'