The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-04
GRAINS Or GOLD.
|,.st,s,s i ,,s,, ,,,lsslssaal minds.


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taiiIsass. SS 8ssti
Selt-nla,l,. ,arI arc very a.t u worship
their inaktr.
Give ytnr son Il tr,ls ir AMI you 10 more for
him than 81 giving hin i fortune.
Said Goethe. Ne shoul,i 10 spur ssttaost ~
encourage the beautiful. tor ti,e nsstal err
cour..ges itself. s,,5.s8s
Always arise fit.Na. table witI, NJ alpetiln,
I'D ya., vii never SIC down wis!lept nne.--
william Penn. 4.>.. ..
Aristotle says. wiloeaser is inshl'pent 70
lie respected luis equals. Mu<t setatiier y
wi 4 least eg Il sasl.
Without eont:-e. saisF III. WatfF3s7r"tt,
there cannot be trali,. aud aittteeaakgMhs
there cssanot be any etlles. virtue.
. I'M <olt.ld deep the >atii eoes lii3ifH 10 sc-
erait her strength, Which could not tsl<e en
dure thu wear and tear of lise.
Emerson says: In The great hotlssaoid @t
nature. the farmer stands it the daor Of the
bread room an,i Weighs to each his loslf.
Death, says tile philosopher. is tic coni-
nlingiatg Of eternity with time; in the death
pf Il good man. eternity j. seen looking
through time.
Take away from mankind their vanity and
ambition. and there would be but few claim
Ing TO be heroes or patriots S asiss
lin the assurance OF strength, there il
strength, and they are the weakest, however
strong, who have no faith in themselves or
their powers. @
Friendship requires actions: lore requires
not 50 much proofs as expressions Of love,
Love demands little else than the power TO
feel and to requite love.
Everything that tends to enlanciTne i's
from external restraint, without a,l,lng.so
our own power Of government. Il miA
chievous. = Goethe. s..ss
Honest and courageous people have very
little to say about either courage OF honesty
The sun has no need TO boast Of hi bright
ness, nor the moon oi her eifulgenee.--Eilo-
sea Ballou. .sss gSEs zss.4s53t2s
Music, of all the liberal arts, has the great
eat influence over the passions, and is that to
which the | gislator ought to give the great
est encouragement, 4
The most powerful OF machines is the To-
in COOL order, on the track the
most impotalt and useless il the saline ma
chine off it. 1t is thus with some people. Z
1t is because We are dissatisfied wsh our
selves that we are so anxious to have so1lers
think well OF lis. and were we conscious Ut
meriting their good, We would care less Tor
their opinions.
The reason is that wherever the eontlEesee
OF circumstances calls for great energies
the energies are ready to the call. Men are
equal to their destiny, and AS Schiller, finely
says, grow with tiie circle wherein they
move.-[ Lewis.
A. It's easy in the world to live after the
worlds opinion ! ii Is easy in solitude to lire
utter your own; but the great man is lie whe
in the midst of the crowd. keeps with per
feet etsweetness the Independence or solitude.
I Emerson.
How fast time flies when you are w9rking
against it; how slowly when you ara work
ing to fill it np! What difference between
trying to get your work done before your
Inner hour and irving. to fill mp your hour
before dinner with work. @
Think Of ':liyinHI" Thy life, vert tHea the
spitifulest Oh all the sons of earth.ss' is 10
die dreaa, but. 4 solemn reality. H|is thy
,wn; it is all thou hs,t to front eternity with.
Work, then, like star. uilhastifig, vet M
resting. Carlyle.
Men will strive after what seems testhea
lappiness; and to raise the ideal Of insIivida-
il happiness, to make men really love. better
lings, is the object 1t which we are directly
D aim, II we would nenefit and save Our
whitney
Where you have shown the least favor,
ious will find the most gratitude. X you
rive. an office to the iittest man, lie will never
orget the bellefact ion. Men are soismueh
pleased at receiving their just due. a,stA2grest
leal of wisdom ina very few words.
sOff age liz not ouc OF the beauties of erea-
ion, butit IS one of the harmonics. Tho
aW. of contrasts is one OF the laws Of beauty.
Under the condition It our climate. shallow
sives light its worth; sterrlncss embraces
nildness soleninity. splentior. V;trving
OF size support and suhserse one
mother.
The buekling on of the knights arAlor by
ais lady,,s hand was no mere caprice sef ro.
mantle fashion,. Ii i the type OF an f'terna
ruth, that the souls arn,or is never well set
% the heart unless q Woman's hand has
,raced II; and it is only when she braces
oosely that the honor Of manhood fails.
Ruskin.
III is not truth that makes man worthy bur
he striving after truth. : X God III lsis slight
,and held every truth, although wilt. the
,ondi ition that i SHOULD err forever. aiiti babe
ne choose, / would iaanbly inclineito bis
eft hand saying, O. Father, give ntAahst;
,yrc truth il for thee alone. Il Lessing.
Have Yom Eneamicss
Go straight and don't mind them. Ifthey
ret lii your way, walk around them regard.
ess ot their spite, a man who has flo enc
.,ies ii seldom good for any thing, he Il raate
i thar kind of lasferial which II % easiiy
worked that every ono has hand NIT. a
terIimg character Is one who thinks rof' HIM
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