The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-01-18
Gems of Sl,oasst.

something else besides doing what is
| easiest and pleasantest to ourselves. They
mean renouneing what is opposed to tho
reliance others have in us-what ever
would cause misery to those whom the
course of our lives has made dependent
on us-HiH
The grave buries every error, covers
every defect, eytinguishes every resent
ment, From ier peaceful bosom spring
none but fond regrets and tender recol-
leet;ons. Who can look down upon tho
grave Of an enemy, and not feel n COM
punctious throb that he should have
worried with the poor handful of dust
that lies mouldering before him?-Irp-
ing.
We find but few historians Of all ages
Sho have been diligent enough in their
search FOR truth. 1t is their common
method to take on trust what they distri-
butte to the public, hv which means a
falsehood, only received from famed
writer, he:omes traditional to posterltY.
Byron.
There &c sort of n,.n,., ;,..;no. ~
human dignity in the heart of man
which stecls his very nerves not to bend
beneath the heavy blows of great ad-
ver.itv The psim tree crows hast he
meath a ponderous weight: even so the
character Of man. There is no merit in
it; it is law Of psychology. The petty
pangs Of small daily cares have often
bent the characters of men, but great
mislortunts seldom. There is less dam
Ger in this than N great good luck
Kossu,h.
There Is 10 talent 50 uscfni towards
rising in the world or which nuts men
moro ant or tho nowcr of forturo tbo,
that cu,Iitv generally nossessaa bv thu
duncst sort IF men, and in common
znoooh o.1,oa ..3;soro,i,n, sooc;os 90
lowor nruaonco ~ the assistance IF
which people OF the meanest intellect
pass through The world in great tram
ouility. neither riyinr nor takipg o(fense.
For want Of 81 reasonable Infusion Of this
,I6crmonlv discretion everything fails.
-Sritf.
Go to work NV friend: the world il
cettipa better I have dream that
prisons will no. ALWAYS he cursed with
the shade of the rallows: that Ignorance
will not aIwavs exist in this world: that
the yithered hand of want will not al
WAYS be extended fer charity: that wis
dom will sit in the legislatGre;t thai hon
estv viii sit in the courts: that charity
will stand in all the pulpits, and that
the world is progressing in education,
in everything that will carry out the
grand, the splesa3id destiny of
the American poop!e'-Co'. ~ " m
ger5oU.
Cbcarfnlness Is \ matter Of health and
constitution. An invalid or nervous
ncrson-a very sensitive person, easily
affected by atmospheric and other in
fuences cannot be uniformly cheerful
lie may do much toward endeavoring to
be so it is true. but it must be thing
of effort. Many people are cheerful be-
cause they are apathetic. The sorrows
of others, not beng their own, are cas-
to hear. We do not wish to decry this
social sunshine: but let us not forget
flat there are very sweet fowers that
flourish and gives out perfume in the
shade: and at intervals.
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