Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-06-18
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a little explained, little en-
dured. ana little passed over in ST.
leace, and 10 . the rugged atoms fit
ike smooth mosaic.
p The mere lapse of years is not
life Love, knowledge, truth, beauty,
goodness, faith. alone can give vitality
to the mechanism of existeuce.
-Distrust is the death of the soal,
belief is the life. The just shall live
by faith. Ihfdelity is the abandon
ment Of life suicide Of the spirit.
Stoiny.
lit IS viii our thoughts as With
our fo@ers-thC-6 that are simple in
expression carry their seeds with them
those that are double charm the mind,
but produce nothing"
livery column OF a newspaper
contains from ten to twenty thousand
distinct pieces of type The displace-
ment Of single one, makes an error.
Is it strange that errors occurT
=" Where did you learn wisdom e.
inquired Didgenes cf a man. esteemed
wise. From the bfinl. +" was the, re-
bly,, s.who always try their path with
a stick before they venture to tread on
it."
= Man often weops in his sleep.
When he awakes he scarcely remem-
bers that he has shed tears. So re-
garding life; in the second thou wilt
no longer know that thou hast wept in
the first.
Love one human being purely and
warmly, and you will love all, The
heart in this heaven. like the wander
ing sun, sees nothing from the dew.
drop to the. ocean, but mirroT Which
it warns and fills.
g., -.
1t is easy in the world to live sf-,
ter the worlds opinion; 1t is easy in
solitude to live after your own; but
Tie great man is he who, in tn. midst
Of a crowd, keeps with perfect sweet
ness the independence of solitude.
or permanent griefs there are
none for they are but clouds. The
swifter they move through the sky the
more follow after them and even the
immovable ones are absorbed by the
others, and become smaller till they
vanish.
A chap sought shelter Ct. a Boz
ton Office. ''Sae cap'n first my father
died and my mother married again /;
an then ny mother died an my father
married again an somehow or other,
some way [ don't seems to have no pa
rent at all. nor no home, nor no noth-
ing"
The New York Tribune, speaking
of Ralph Waldo Emerson, says: "ln
this swarming American life, made up
of every race, creed, aud habit under
the sun. he sits apart AMI quiet, and
now and then oives us his message.
It reaches the profoundest depths of
each mans consciousness /; it touches
every practical detail Of his every
day life. y
The setting Of a great hope is
like the setting of. the sun. The
brightness Of our life is gone, shadows
Of the evening fall behind us, and the,
world seems but a dim reflection, itself
"a broader shadow, We look. for.
ward into the coming lonely right J,
the soul withdraws Itself. Then stars
arise, and the night is hcly.-Lony-
teJyov.
~ man VINO can nave MS coFhs
mashed without grum5ling is undoubt-
elly possessed of a tolerably good dis
position One man being once at a
political meeting, said, ir a pleasant
manner, to big burly fellow who was
standing upon his toe, MY dear Sir,
are YOU not miller?" "No Sir, why
do You ask? "Why, the fact is |
thought you were miller, and very.