Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-30
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do so for our good.
ALL religion and all ethics are sum-
med up In Justlce.-Conavoy.
ONE may make contract with tho
devil, but never with Cod 3.
Richter.
HE devil is most devilish when he ia
respectable. Elizabeth Barrett Broa01a-
ina.
IHE roads tending to God are more
IN number than the breatMng of created
beings-Sasau.
SELF-REvERENCE, self self
control. These three lead life to SOW
ereign power.
HAPPINESS is ball after which we run
wherever it rolls, and we push it with
our feet when it stops.
LET not your zeal outrun your chart
ty. The former is but human, the lat
ter d1v1ne.-H0se0 B0llou.
AN honest man never abandons a
woman, but he knows how to make him
self forsaken.-FTench Mor5na.
THERE are two things which abhor
the learned in his infdelity, and the
fool In his devotions.
ALL enduring successes, says Ruskin.
arise from faith in human nature or q
belief in Immortality.
We read the book of experience only
! ackward, and find it punctuated as God
iied.-Atace Arno1d Crawford.
HE grand essentials to happiness in
tn is life are something to do, something
to owe, and something to hope for.
who observes the speaker more
than the sound Of words will seldom
meet with dieappointments.- Lovater.
MAKE no VOWS toperform this or that;
1t shows no great strength and makes
thee ride behind thysef. Fuller.
ALL that poets sing and grief hath
known OF hopes laid waste, knells in
that one word "alone. "-Lytto,s But
aUe7.
HIGH Office is like a pyramid; only
two kinds of animals reach the summit,
reptiles and eagles.-D'Alembert.
The waiting tears stood ready for
command, and now they flow to varnish
the false tale.-RoaUe.
FARLEY and surrender signify the
same thing where virtue is concerned.
MADAME de Maiaatenon.
he that will not reason is a bigot: he
that cannot reason is fool, and he that
dares not reason is a slave.-SSr ".
D7'ataanao7ad.
HE devil has great advantage
against us, inasmuch as he has strong
bastion and bulwark against us in our
own flesh and blood.-Luther.
VISITS are Unsuitable devourers of
time. and fit only for those who, is they
did not visit, would do nothing. Gov
per.
FIVE things are requisite to good
officer-ability, clean hands, dispatch,
patience and impartiality.- William
Penn.
A WOMAN never is deceived by the
love she inspires, but she deceives her
self through that which she expert
ences.-Arsene Houssaye.
Ira man offend harmless, pure and
innocent person, the evil falls back upon
that fool, like light thrown up against
the wind.-Buddhe
Do not, then, train boys to learning
by force and harshness! but direct them
to it by what amuses their minds, SO
that you may be the better able to dis
cover with accuracy the peculiar bent OF
the genius of each.-Pt0to.
This is the law of God, that virtue is
the only thing that is strong. All the
parts IF human life, in the same man
ner as those of a statue, ought to be
beautiful. Saying Of the Pythagore-
ans.
IT has been wisely said, 'sThat well
may thy guardian angel suffer thee to
lose thy locks, if thou darest wilfullyte
lay thy head in the lap of temptation.
Was it not easier for the hero OF Judea
to avoid the touch of the fair Phiistine,
than to elude her power when held IN
her arms flame Porter.
FEMALE SOCIETY. All men who avoid
female society have dull perceptions,
and are stupid, and have gross tastes
and revolt at what is pure. Your CLUB
swaggerers, who are sucking the butt
of billiard cues all plight, call female
society ins-pid. Poetry is uninsplrlng
to yokel beauty has no charms fora
blind man; music does not please poor
beast who does not know one tune from
another, but, as true epicure is hardly
ever tired OF water, sauce and broWp
bread and butter, / protest can SIT tor
whole night talking with well-regu-
lated, kindly woman abouther daughter
Fanny, or her boy Frank, and like the
evenings entertainment. One OF the
greatest benefits man can derive trem
woman's society is that he is bound TO
be respectful to her. The habit Is OF
great good to your morals, men, depend
upon It. Our education makes us the
most eminently selfish mer IN che world,
and the greatest benefit that comes TO
man from womsn's society, is that ne
has to think of somebody to whom ne
is bound to be constantly attentive and