The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-05
SENSE AND SENTIMENT.

4 fault confessed is half redressed.
A hungry man needs no bill Of fare.
An hour in the morning is worth two
in the afternoon.
Women do not like to remember; men
do not like to fOresee.
Judicious recreation is the only sure
antidote to intempcranCc.
Nothing shows happiness more than
tears. Tears are the extreme smile.
lie who prays for his neighbor will
DO heard first Tor himseli.-1hc Idimud,
SupersLizhun il the child ov Ignorance
and fear, and IL worthy Oy its parents.
Everything that exceeds the bounds Of
moderation has an unstable foundation,
Seneca,
The worst sign OF an age is not evil
living, but low standards and cynical
Judgments though, indeed, these two go
together.
1t is only the busy and the Oyer-wOrked
men upon whom you can throw any extra
work with some chance Of It's being wei.
coined.
"There IL mean in all things" says
Horace; "even virtue itself hath its stated
limits, which, not being observed, it
ceases to be virtue"
The best way / kno ov to Tighten our
burdens IL to look around and find sum
ono who haz II bigger load than we hay,
and then pity thcm.-BiRinga
Music gives, above every other art, ex.
ccpt perhaps poetry, those wings OF II
dove for which even in the height Of hap
pincss, by moments, We all long and sigh
II thou art rich, thou art poor; for, like
an ass, whose back with ingots bows,
thou Dearest thy heavy riches but jour.
ney, and death unloads thcc.-'Shakespcare
Sheer, II you will, like u fool, at the
suggestion Of reform, morals, religion;
every man knows that all there Is Of true
lite Is personal virtue and rcctitulc Of
character.
Aloft on the throne Of God, and not be.
low, in the footprints Of trampling null
titudc, are the sacred rules Of right,
which no majorities can hisplace or over.
tnrn.-Chdrics Sumner
1t is n type Of eternal truth that the
souls armOr il never we'll set TO the heart
unless n woman's hand has braced II, and
il is only when she braces il loosely that
the honor Of manhood fails.-RaAkin.
one thing will do ioralI;
Each must ChoosC what he Will carry
Each must Tc whcrr he will tarry,
And hc that stands, that he hOcS not fall.
--GOfihe.
To understand the world il wiser than
to condemn II. To study the world Is
better than to shnn it, To use the world
Is nOblcr than to abuse 1t. To make tho
world better, Iovelicr and happier Is the
noblest work Of man or woman.
We are rCformers in spring and sum.
mer, in autumn and winter we stand by
the 0la--rcformcrs in the morning, con-
servativc at night. Reform ia affirmative
conservatism negative; conservatism goes
for comfort reform for truth.-EmcrSon
Lam told that our breath poisons the
air, and that the trees have TO keep II
pure by sucking the poison ont. II
seems to me that great many people
are put into the world for nothing but to
make hard work for the trees. do not
understand it.-Che Foo Tain.
Our lie IA hut n winters day,
Some only breakfast, and away
Others TO dinner stay and nrc full icii
The oldest man but slpS and goes to bed
Large l. his debt who Fingers through the day
whOgOeJ The soonest has the least to ray
-QHdrlsI.
II were suddenly asked to give 4
proof Of the goodness Of God to us,
think should say that II Is most mani
tested in the exquisite difference he has
made between the souls OF women AM
men, 80 "a to create the possibility Of The
most charming CompaniOnship that thu
mind Of man can imdgne.-Arihw Help