The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-05-25

When half-gOds go, the gods arrive.
/ l-EmeTsOH.
The world is only saved by the
hTesth sf tho sehOOl-ehildren.-TEll-
mud.
Life would be 50 pleasant if it were
not for its pleasures.-Co CorH10aU Le,C-
Love is the hell-spark that burns up
the mountains Of iniquity. -AohaRi-
med.
If I lived in Cornwall, I would
preach fifty-twO sermons a wear
against wreckers. - COyertdge.
Give me the centraIism of liberty /;
give me the the Imperialism Of equal
rights.-iStimRer.
To the blessed Eternity itself there
is no other handle than this Instant
German P-Orer5.
Protestanism means ''none OF YOUR
business" but it is afraid of its own
logie.-O. w. Holmes
The great lever by which to raise and
save the world, is the unbounded love
and mercy Of God .-Beecher.
The one thing needful to our Door
humanity is the one duty nearest
to US at the time William c. Bur
leigh.
The hell that a lie would keep a
man from is doubtless the very best
place for him TO go tO.-Ge0rgs Mac
Donald.
I believe in a religion against the
religious; in the pitifulness of orisOns,
and in the sublimity Of prayer.-H Hle-
tor Hugo.
The destiny Of any nation at any
given time depends on the opinions Of
its young men under five and twenty.
Goethe.
/ see hundreds Of men who have
what you call religion, with whom ]
should scorn to exchange my trrelig-
ion.-KiHgsley.
All there is of honest statesmanship
consists in combining individual
meanness for public goOd.-AbrGhGD
Lincoln.
Calvinism, could it have had the
world under its feet, would have been
as merciless as the Inquisition itself.
-. 4. FsOHde.
He who commences with certainty
will end with doubts, but be who Is
content 70 begin with doubts may end
withcertainty.-BdcOn.
The phrases that men are aecustOm-
ed to repeat incessantly end in becOn-
ing convictions and Ossify the organs
Of intelligenee.-GOefhe.
From the bottom Of my heart hate
those people who found seets- I
should hate truth itself if it were the
founder Of LessiRg.
I had better never see book than
be warped by its attraction clean out
Of mine own orbit, and made a satel-
lite instead Of a system.-EblersOn.
When the new light we beg for,
shiles in upon Us, there be those who
envy and oppose, il it come not first
In at their casements.-lfiLiOR.
The light which we have gained was
given US not to be ever staring on, but
by it to discover onward things more
remote from our knowledger.- JfitfOgl.
When speech IS given to a soul holy
and true, Time, and it, dome Of ages,
becomes as a mighty whispering-gal-
lery, round which the Imprisoned ut
terance runs, and Feverberates forever.
--AfGrtiaeOU.
D,orra ,ybo ara afytyays ~, faDtar
hooks strainiDg after admiration or
effect, had they the beauty Of seraphs
and the tongues Of archangels, must
inevitably become nuisances.-1E1d-
dBle de Sertgae.
We want such an access Of truth
that the general mind can be fed with
a wOrthier conception Of God. which
will make every thought Of him in
spring as the dawn Of the morning.
and will banish the superstition that
this life IS the final state Of probation
as an insult to his plan Of eternal ed
ucation and a ehimera OF a barbarous
age--RhOs. <rr King.
However slow tae progress of man
kind may be, or however impereep-
tlOle the gain in a single generation,
the advancement is evident enough 10
the long run. There was a time when
the most part of the inhabitants ~
Britain would have been a. nSo ttia
startled at questioning the trnIn - 49,, s.,e
doctrine Of transuOstantiation - 1I-.s; -;
wOald in this aga, at the mos S4eg'I Ssg
cal doubts on the being %
John Locke.