The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-05


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ITO thnl spcnks tho truth will FIN
himself in sufficiently dramatic VII
nations Christopher North
II Is hut step from companion
ship to slavery, when ono associate
with vice. Hosea BalIou.
Weapons are instruments Ct owl
omen. They are not tho tools Of
superior man. Laotso.
Tho mere learning OF languagc
IL like spending ono's money fol
handsome purses j. +. Richter
A woman on the auctiOn.block /,
II saddcr sight than queen on III,
scafIold-[ Charles Sumner.
Without recognizing tho ordi
nanccs OF Heaven, il il impossible
to be II superior man. Coniucius
When we die we shall find that
We have not lost our dreams We
have only lost our slocp.-[J. p
Richter.
We enjoy ourselves only in our
work, our doing; and our best do.
ing is our best en- owmcnt.-- jacob,
Tho cnjoyments that proceed
from tho feeling are as the wombs
Of future pain, - [Thc Bhagvat
Gccta.
lie who rejoicos At the destruction
Of human life is not fit to be en-
trusted with power in this world
Laotsc.
Revelation gives nothing to man
kind to which human reason, if left
to itself, would not attain Les.
sing.
Show me n people whose tradc is
dishonest, and ! will show you Il
people whose religion is u sham.-
Froudc.
Tho disposition to do bad deed
is the worst punishment Of the deed
it docs.-[ Charles Mildmay.
God never yet kindlod II fugot,
and made n costly lump Of man, to
prolong cpochs of darkness John
Weiss,
1t is religion that has formed the
Bible, and not the Bible which has
formed religion. - Raphael DC
Levin.
Welcome to the hour that may
put me where man cannot take Il
dollar in exchange tol SOUL John
Weiss.
Woe to the physician who does
not do his best for the bcggar, just
Is for the millionaire Edward
Everett Hale
Not because / raise myself above
but because | raise my
elf to something, do | approve my
elf jacob,
AS the climbing up of II sandy
way is to the feet of the aged, so is
wife full of words to quiet man.
Il Ecclcsiasticus.
Real happiness is cheap enough,
'ct how dearly are we in the habit
II paying for its counterfeit llo-
Ca Ballou.
AS one VINO takes dog by the
'ars, so is he that passing by sbo-
omes cnragcd on account of an
,thcr's quarrel.-[Provc
The measure OF civilization in Il
people is to be found in its just APP
,rcciation of the wrongfulncss of
war; Arthur Helps.
What ia fame but famous cic-
ncnt recognizing itself; the ordi-
nary man pays homage to himself
ull- grown John Weiss.
| know of but two beautiful
Kings the starry heavens above |
ny 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
believe 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
Vedas,
AS q countonance is made beauti-
ul by the soul shining through it,
10 the world is mado beautiful by
he shining through it of God
Jacobi.
Half the vices in tho world rise
tut of cowardioe, and one who is
lfraid of lying is usually afraid OF
,othing else. - James Anthony
Nroude.
1T the stone strike against the
'arthen jar, woe to the jar and if
he earthen jar strike against the
tone, woe, not the less, to the jar.
-[Spanish Provorh.
A mans possessions are just as
arge rs his own soul. If his title
leeds cover more, the surplus acres |
'wn him, not he the acres Il. f. |
iallock.
Happiness is having what one
likes contentmcnt is liking what
me has; but contentment is only
he pale ghost of happiness.-[Miss
'alfrey.
TO the Christ who was never
rucified, who never died, nor was
'uried, nor who had no need to rise
rom the dead, l commend you
Elias Hicks.
Some people look upon Truth as
n invalid, who can only take the
ir in a close carriage, with gen.
ieman in Il black coat on tho box.
TO. w. Holmes.
The minds of some people are like
he pupil of the human eye, and
ontract themselves the more the
tronger light there is shed upon
Thomas Moore.
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