Middletown transcript., 1876-08-26
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Iel formed for crimes.
,. ;. Music i Al invisible dance, = danc
= ing 10 silent music. 81.
Action i life and health; repoae i
! death and corruption
. Alum OF vinegar is good to - color
Of red. green Of yellow
I The enyious man grows base By con,
I templating the success of another.
We owe the greatest debt II graft.
! tude TO those who tell us tie truth
Coed words and good deeds srs ths
rent We owe for the air NJ bfeathe.
Il was George Herbert who said !
handful Of good ifs is worth bushel Of
learning.
! II falsehood paralyssd tho tongue
what death like silence would pervade
society. Z e 5'' a'st
The man who i shopess from policy il
to deal with. 4as g sss'''' { 'a'lS :
Men may judge ~ !. 81 lbs & success ss Il
our efforts God loots 4 sbs Efforts
themselves. y jssa sijea
Young man. your bride must Is Won
before marriage. and JON. mppt both bs
one afterward. 49, s...
The door between ne and heaven can-
not be opened If that between q and cur
| fellow men il shut, ssss Z. 70
The aspect Of moral Obligation which
things sometimes assume Mbsn ~ wish
to do them is Hondsrfulle sasesTve 81
The loud tones in which sons people
appeal TO reason imply that rssqop e
great distance from them. .a,.
Love can excuse anything except
meanness; but meanpess kilIS love. and
cripples even natural affection :
II you would render your children
helpless oil their lives. never eombsl of
permit them 70 hslp ihemaelyss.pss M
God willsnot refuse the poor oabripes
Of poor, people; but he will not. acsspt
the poor offerings Of the rich:
He who has got nothing in this world
but to amuse himself. has. got tie hard
est JOB on hand that We know of,
An easy way. Of reforming The world.
Let everybody resolve himself into :
committee Of one to reform himself.
Great books are dead men, Jst II xlori-
fed ones; md their pupils VIII sysf ti6lN
themselves ~ their living rslstisss.
By the way many peepls inoscoisty
waste thsir passing tims. .oue wenl@ think
that y Ap they expected 70 I've steFaally.
Men Of quick fancy more esaily re-
ooncile themselves to ihe loved ono nhsn
she II absent than when ID Is IS 5pi3s3nta. f
Humanity and nsek1ssj !; q dIs g ias1Fyf
burden md many ! blow, alwxys keep
ing peace within and often without too.
The habit Of being al1ays epploysd
s > great safeguard through life. y we'll !.
Y essential s tie 70 the culture of every yir-
Well mated lovers are ike ths two
wings Of dove. bearing one heart be-
wesn them. and always moving hsrmo-
'iously. ssi's u i
Always try to vsaiwerthy eonpst-
tor. Set the hare to run With the tor-
oise, and be will probably faH asleep
nd lose. 4, = 80
The useless waite Of money on wsd-
ings and funerals calls for rsfbrm.-
'xtravagance Makes young men dread
lartiage and deaths L iAs
As farmersl believe it most advantage
us to SOW in mist. 20 the irst seed Of
ducation should fall in the first and
,ickest mist Of life. 81 ''.1 s.
In the education Of children. bodily
salth should have primary attention.
be tree Of knowledge should Be grated
ith the tree of life. zes a.s; i S.
The spider is wiser than the bss. The
rmer sucks poison from everything,
i'd the latter honey. The former isn't
'bbed, and the latter is.
The heart softened BY the Ere Of af-
ction is like the iron when heated in
e furnace capable Of receiving inn
essions and being fashioned At will.
Names that lie upon the ground are
t easily set on fle by the torch Of
Wy; but those quickly catch II which
. raised up by fame Of wave to the
eeses Of prosperity. lss
knowledge cannot be soquifsd with
I pains application. = is trouble
me, and like digging for dsep waters;
t when once you come to the spring,
~ rise up and meet you
Most precepts Of parents and teach.
J are lost sight Of At the very time
len it is Important to observe them
the label, "Shut the door, sis in,
ible when it is open widest and
own back against the wall.
The aim Of education should be to
ch Us rather how to think than what
think rather to improve our minds
as to make MS think for ourselyss,
N: to load sthe memory nth the
'ughts Of other men. ,.s..s
# you have 4 friend that loyes you,
who has studied Jour interest and
opiness, be sure to sustain him in ad-
sity. Let him feel that his former
dness is appreciated. and that his
9 was not throwraway.
Avoid .disputstion for the mere sake
The man Who disputes
and il, q bigoted spirit, is
, the man who would stop the foun- :
} from which be should drink. Earn
discussion is connendebls !; but
Iious argument never yet produced
I is not generally known that the
d custom of keeping birthdays is
nv thousand; veara s,lds Is II =