The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-13
Grayc and Gay.

Trend house is no nome.
Charity's eyes must be open as well as
her hands.
The true men of esure-They that work
to obtain it.
There is no hate in women that is not
born of love.
No opinion so monstrous, but if it had
mother it will get a nurse.
1t is only when the rich are sick that
they realize the Importance of wealth.
The world cannot explain its own diff
culties without the assistance of another.
We mount to fortune by several steps,
but require only one step to come down.
SANDER Quicker than martial law ar
rayeth, condemneth and executeth all in an
instant.
You cannot dream yourself into char
acter you must hammer and forge your
self one.
Most of our misfortunes are more sup.
portable than the comments OF our friends
upon them.
Childs hand Is soon filled,
Childs wrath Is soon silled.
The little stream when it enters the sea
procaims its arrival. The river forms the
JuuCllOu III slleHCc.
When our work becomes pleasure, it is
we that make it so we are sunshine
upon it, receiving the reflection in return.
Montaigne says of marriage that it is liks
a cage-those birds that are inside desire to
get out, and those that are out want to get
in.
A difficult queston-EIow much of the
community's anxiety for Justice is the i'm
pulse of the community's timidity and sell
fishness?
To praise with anything like jugdment,
is the work of an artist. To condemn, to
vilify, to dogmatise, is within every mans
power.
The thing which makes one man greater
than another, the quality by which we
ought to measure greatness, is a mans ca
pacity for loving
Each advancement of the husband is SO
much space put between him and the I'M
advanced wife, and vice versa, giving rise
thus to estrangement.
If thou art rich, thou art poor for, like
an ass, whose back with ingots bows, thou
dearest thy heavy riches but journey, and
death unloads thee.
Man. says Plato, is not system-builder;
his loftiest attainment reaches no higher
than this !: through endeavor, through dis
cpline, through virtue, he may see what is.
1t shames one of human nature, to think
that the reward which the world makes to
those who elevate its platitudes, brighten
its dizziness, delight its leisure, is-slander.
Truth is the golden chain which links the
terrestrial with the celestial, which sets the
oan1 nf Haauan IN tho thipuc of tnic |,
and stamp them with immortality.
Only that virtue which conquers faults
Is struggle that virtue through which
each one of us evinces his own peculiar
perfection in the sense and spirit of God
is nothing more than calm action.
For man to succeed in this life, he
should have distinct and well known fol-
bles. This takes off the sharp edge of
envy. No man is sincerely loved except
by those who know his foibes.
When the songs gone out of your life,
you can't start another while it's ringing in
your ears, but it's best to have bit of ST.
lence, and out o that maybe psalm'll
come by and by
1t is, me thinks, an honest and laudable
fortitude to dare to be ugly at least to
keep ourselves from being abashed with a
consciousness of imperfections we cannot
help, and in which there is no guilt.
Nothing is more common than for great
thieves TO ride IN triumph when small ones
are punished. But let wickedness escape
as it may at the last it fails of doing itself
justice for every guilty person is his own
hangman.
The love of popularity is little else than
the love of being beloved, and is only
blamable when person aims at the affec-
tons of people, by means in appearance
honest, but in their end pernicious and de-
structive.
Force and weakness arrange the world.
If there were nothing but force, all men
would be fighting but God has created
weakness to make everything easy on the
earth. Thus the world is composed of
asses which carry and men who load.
Infinite toll would not enable you to
sweep away mist, But by ascending lit
tie you may overlook it altogether. So it
is with our moral improvement we
wrestle fiercely with the vicious habit,
which would have no hold upon us if we
assembled into higher moral atmosphere.