The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-13
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

PHILOSOPHY is the art of discovering the
place of truth in every encounter, event and
circumstance, to attune all relations to truth.
-NovALIs.
Be thou what thou singly art, and person
ate only myself Swim smoothly in the
stream of thy nature and live but one man.
SIR THOMAS BROWNE.
COURAGE and modesty are virtues which
every sort of society rsveres, because they
are virtues which cannot be counterfeited ;
also they are known by the same hue
GOETHE.
WHENEVER there is much to offend, there
is much to pardon and where there is any
thing to pardon, be assured there is some
thing to loTc.-GEoRGB SAND.
ONLY through emotion do we know thee,
Nature we lean upon thy breast, and feel
its pulses vibrate to our own. That is knowl-
edge, for that is love. Thought will never
reach it.-MARGARET FULLER.
HAPPY season of virtuous youth, when
shame is still an impossible barrier, and the
sacred air cities of hope have not shrunk in
to the mean clay hamlets of reality and
man, by his nature, is yet Infinite and Free
CARLYLE.
BENEATH all pain indicted by nature, be
not only serene but more let it avail thee
in prayer. Put up, at the moment of greatest
suffering, a prayer; net for thy own escape,
but for the enfranchisement of some being
dear to thee, and the sovereign Spirit will
accept thy ransom. -MARGARRT FULLER
THERE is a gloom in deep love, as in deep
water +; there is silence in it which suspends
the foot, and that folded arms and detected
head are the images it reflects. No love
shakes its surface the muses. themselves APP
proach it with tardy and timid step, with
low and tremulous and melancholy song
W. S. LANDER.
No ONE need pride himself upon genius, for
it is the free gift of God but of honest in
dustry and true devotion to His destiny any
man may be proud indeed this thorough in
tegrity ofpurpose is itself the divine idea in
its most common form, and no really ones
mind is without communion with Cod
FICHTE.
IF that marvellous microcOsm, man, with
all the costly cargo of his faculties and DOW
erS, were indeed rich argosy, fitted out ard
freighted only for ship-Wreck and destruc-
ton, who, among us that tolerate the pres
ent only from the hope of the future, who
that have any aspirings ola high and intel
Iectual nature about them, could be brought
to submit to the di5gr sting notifications of
the voyage ?-CoLToN
EVERY PERSONS feelings have front door
and side door by which they may be entered.
The froht-doOr is on the street. Some keep
it always open some keep it latched soma
locked, some bolted, with a chain that will
let you peep in, and net get in; and some
nail it up so that nothing can pass it's thresh-
old. This froai-door leads into a PASSAGE
which leads into an ante-room, and this into
the interior apartments. The side door opens
at once into the sacred chambers. There is
almost always, at least, one key to the side
door. This is carried for years hidden in o.
mothers bosom. Fathers, brothers, sisters.
and friends, often, but by no means so uni
versally, have duplicates oft. The wedding
ring conVeysa right to one alas, ifnone is
given with it !-AUToCRAT OF oHE BREAK.
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