The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-30

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arnl0Il- LihWlp5 Sumner
Without recognizing tho 0Ii
nancos of Heaven, ID b impossible
10 he o superior mum Continuous.
When we die wo shall lind chat
We have not lost our dreams we
have only lost our sloop j, =,
Richter,
We enjoy ourselves only In our
work, our doing and our best doe
Ing Is urbeit endowment lueohl,
The enioymonps that proceed
from the feeling AFRO os the wombs
of future pain, - Tho Bhpgyal
Geota
llowho reioicos at the destruction
of human life Ia not III 10 bo on
trusted with power IN This world
| LOotso
Revelation gives nothing TO man
kind 10 which human roUson, il' loll
to ITSELF would not attain Los,
sing,
Show me u people whose trndo Is
dishonest, and ! Will show you u
people whose religion In shum,--
Froudo,
The disposition TO do a bad decd
Is tho worst punishment Of the decd
II does Charles MIIdmoy,
God mover yet kindIod u iugoL
and made u costly lump ol man, to
proIong cpochs Of darlIuofs,-- John
Weiss,
1t religion that has formed the
Bible, and not the Bible winch has
formed roligion, Raphael pc
Loviu,
Welcome to tho hour that may
put me whore u man cannot take u
dollar in oSchango lol soul - John
Weiss
Woe to the physician who does
not do his best for the boggNr just
~ for the millionaire Edward
Everett Halo
Not because | raise myself above
something, but because ! raise my
self to something, do ! approve my
,clf- jacob.
AS tho climbing up Of u sandy
way is to tho feet Of tho aged, 30 is
, wife full Of words to II quiet man,
- Ecclcsiasticus.
Real happiness is cheap enough,
yet how dearly are We in the habit
Of paying for its counterfeit llo-
sea Ballou.
As one who takes n dog by the
ears, so is no that passing by be-
comes enragcd on account Of an
others qnarrcl,-[Proycrbs,
The measure OF civilization in II
people is to be found in its just APP
of the wronglulness of
war - Arthur Helps,
What is fame but famous olo.
mcnt recognizing itself the ordi,
nary man pays homage to himself
full. grown John Weiss
| know Of but two beautiful
.hings the starry heavens above
my head, and the sense of duty
within my heart Emmanuel Kant,
We do not believe immortality
because we have proved it, but we
brewer try to prove it because we
yelicvc it, James Martineau.
Single is each man born, single
10 dies single no receives the re-
ward of his good, and single the
Of his evil dccds.~- The
Vcdas.
As countenance is made Dcau ll-
uI by the soul shining through it,
20 the world is made beautiful by
Inc shining through it OF God
jacob.
Half the vices in tho world rise
2ut of cowardico, and one who is
lfraid of lying is usually afraid OF
nothing else. = James Anthony
Froude,
If the stone strike against the
,arthcn Jar, woe to the jar; and II
The carthcn jar strike against the
stone, woo, not the less, to the jar
Spanish Provcrb.
A mans possessions are ust as
largo as his own soul. If his title
deeds cover more, tho surplus acres
own him, not he the res,-Lk' f.
IIallock.
Happiness is having what one
likes; contcntment is liking what
one has; but contcntmcnt is only
the pale ghost of happiness Miss
Palfroy.
TO the Christ who was never
crucifcd, who never died, nor was
buried, nor who had no need to rise
from the dead, | commend you
+ Elias Hicks.
Some people look upon Truth as
an invalid, who can only take the
air in close carriage, with gen
tleman in black coat on the box
10. w. Holmes.
The minds of some people are like
tho pupil of the human eye, ana
contract themselves the more the
stronger light there is shed upon