The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-05-28

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nan what his 4Bt-cede1is have eHa-
bled him 70 make u i. a1d or basi-
ness n LIE Is % prepare fJr these 81
preme moments, these hours when
life depends On The decision q fbe
instant Whatever Of truth Is yelled
under the popular idea q lack and
chance, : rightly considered, a. IL
centive 20 the busiest industry. aot
al ezc1se for folded hands and idle
dreams
Manners
To treat others a. y0u would ie
treated. l. the SIN and substance Of
tie Golden Rue To g. tlis would
make earth Psr2dise, and q away
with much Of The evil that 1ov c1r-
I Sc the world SelfsLaess i the root
Of al manner of evi; the mother of
crime ; TIE recruiter q perdiuo1- j
mans manners are tbe index Cf his
character. II may s5uletimes occar
that : man mar present rough ek-
terror. and hare q warm. loving heart-
some men have certain ecee1-iciues,
that may cause them u BE- lIs5adged
a. cold and selfish, while tbey are oh
erwise bGt these cases are not gen
eraL Man g. q general thing. expect
u find The exterior fuSt as Tie inter
i0r @Out T the ab1ldsDce q The
he-Et tie mouth sPezketh-- Do ne
see kind, aEable, pleasant man, we
naturally take hin 70 be q a warn
and pleasant nature. Do we meet
another, Eho i suly, - 81 abou1
the jaws ard neck, thai ne ea1noI re- f
tura tie customary szlu1stio1- BE-
cause you Do not happen . think Jast
Rs he does, reEgiousiT q politically, /
we a. once give him the credit q 3
close cold. selfsh heart
Courtesy : syn0aonous with p9Ete- /
ness The word oEes = o-.gia .
Ihst afable e5ndesce0ding depor1neut
exhibited b people 4 noble rank ID
their equals and interiors Il seems
70 have been the general impression
thai only men and women of elegant
accomplishments, people q education
and refinement were qualified 70 hold
Z position near TIE person Of The kng. +
Education has E refining tendency, S /
tendency 70 give ea@, grace and pal /
Ish Of manner ; q gentle noble bearing
hat makes every one feel q. home
Il vas natural II this world Of mis-
ery. that people OF any p-eteato1s
should initiate tie manners and eu$
t0us q tie eOErL Thus his Eord
h2s come into general Use. Ed1cs-
Inn Z The foundation Of Civilization
Go where education i not where ig-
n0rance ab0ands. ani there r0u VII I
fad wee and moral darkness. people /
treating each other Ike bruies. -Eo--
shiping they knox not what. serving
the creature more than The Creator
Not 50 where education prevails as
8 mans manners are, % j lis e1uca-
ton II : seldom thai ne see people
q mind and culture connecting them
selves with people void Of understand
InE Edue4iion gives 2 knowledge
q human nature a3d prompts : prsc-
nee q tie noble PrecePt As yoz
would that Others should Do 70 Y0u-
DO We eTen - unto then.- Il gives
one JhsT gentle bearing that tends 10
VIII the love and respect OF al, ex-
cePt i be the awkard ignorant bare.
who has Do sense q appreciation
some people, Of course they cannot
be Otherwise than ignorant. Do not
seen 10 comprehend that the Golden
Rule i applicable 70 the action Of The
tongue as well .s the carriage Of the
body And here / where thev ex
pose themselves 50 long a thew
manifest q sympathy f0r tie SEX. tbeY
think Il quite consistent with good
manners and good breeding 70 speak
Of others a. they choose and SANDER
them 10 their hearts content and tie
utmost q their ability. Their maxim
seems 70 Be -Asye zJuld that others
should speak q v0u. Do ye not -
speak q then II : only the nzr-
row minded and II hammered that
SANDER their neiEhb0rs. who . 8 zen
ersl thing ! their superior IN manRers
and morals Some take This method
70 evaP0rate their spleen, OF pzv q
Their unrequited spite for some passed /.
injury d0ne Strange Il l. that 10
msE should Be tie active agents OF re-
failing SANDER under the name Of
gossip. Whether II i that thew have
more tine than men, OF nuze fnelins-
ton one cannot say. But s1eb !
the case. This declaration must be
modified II i not al women thai
are thus guilty, but tie low and iynor-
ant, OF else il Is one who hides Z
friends heart under 4 female form
Never do we hear one person riilhiffy-
lnE another, bu1 what Ee 81 that
person down Is one of shallow brain
and iD-breeding-
True politeness / 10, constrained .
or put on Just for the occasion. but Is
habilual Il goes deeper than tbeex-
iernsl surface, even the heart. AID re-
fleets Itself IL every sphere Of Life and
every place, and unto al: IN The hov-
e q wei a the palace, 70 the pauper
as vel as 70 the prince, az home a.
vel a. abroad Some when thsy IRE
away from home are al snirks and
smiles, EenfleAess and aEab1ifT, Eho !,
st home act far otherwise; grabbed -sur-
" and cross Its false estimate Of
courtesy that VII cause a Daa q wo-
nan 70 Be one thing at home and
another thing abroad. was once
greatly shocked At bebolding 5 sister
treat another as she Isy dying, N 3
rude unladv-like manner The dying
girl requested something; what did
this sister do Spring 70 meet her
request No. You are alwars I
wanting someihing.- NJ God, was
our mente ejaculation, what sort Of !
an education has this girl What
kind Of parents : ] related what ]
saw 70 a LADY friend, who told ne
that the one then SEX, had treated
her mother in Ike manner when she
lay SEX Of the same diseAsei Cur
ses Ike chickens cone home 10 r0osL