Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-30
gOOD gOg THOUGHT.

There viii ever e place foe yiryoe
| -SeUscu.
Times chariot wheels make their
road in falrest faces.
Never kill hy With club whsa =
/ feather will do as we'll.
God gives every bird It's food, but doe,
not throw Il Into the nest.
He who sOws courtesy reaps friend
ship, and he who plants kindness gath
ers loye.-Bqsil.
Never relate your misfortuues " an-
other, and never grieye over what you
cannot prevent.
/ Never meet woman on the day she
Is not content with herself. She will
not forgive you In lifetime.
Let your expenses be such as to leave
a balance in your pocket. Ready money
is always friend in need.
The liberty 70 go higher thaa We are
is given only when We have fulfilled
the duties of our present sphere.
Every tomorrow has two handles.
| We can take hold Of it by the handle OF
anxiety or the handle OF faith.-Iantss
| Freeman Clarke.
Be thou the rainbow 10 the storm of
life the evening beam that smiles the
clouds away, and lights tomorrow with
prophetic ray.
Human brutes, like other beasts, find
names aud pOisons in the provisions OF
life, and are allured by their Sppetites
to their destruction.
Truthfulness is cornerstone ia
character; and if il not be firmly laid In
youth, there will always be weak spot
in the foundation.
Often the grand meanings of face
as well as written words may lie chiefly
in the impression of those who look on
them.-George Eliot.
Is it to be thought unreasonable that
the people, In atOnement for the wrongs
of century, demand the vengeance Of
a single day ay.-Ro5sspierre.
BY annihilating the desires you ami
hilate the mind. Every msn without
passions has within him no principle Of
action, nor motive To act.
satires and lampoons on particular
people circulate more by giving copie.
in confidence 70 the friends Of the par
ties than by printing them.
Self-satisfaetion is the compensation
of littleness. Greatness Is disconnected
and self-upbraiding, and remorsefui
that 1t accomplishes 80 little.
By looking into physical causes our
minds are opened and enlarged, and ia
this pursuit whether we lose the game.
the chase Is certainly Of service.
Incidence Is "a distressing state; We
must be doing something 10 be happy.
Action Is no less necessary than thought
20 the Instructive tendencies OF haman
frame.
II you have any curiosity TO know
how subtle the devil l., you need not
ask your neighbors. Just take a quiet
survey Of your own life and you will
find out.
There Il something in religion, when
rightly ycomprehended, that IL masculins
aud grand. Ii removes those little de
sires which are ''the constant hectic Of
a fool. ."-CecH.
Prohigacy consists not in spending
years Of time or chests Of money, but Ia
spending them of the line Of your "a
reer. Spend for your expense, and re-
trench the expense which is not you're
Bayard Taylor l. said 20 nave re-
marked that IL IL a withering satire On
our civilization that no sculptor ha-
dared, or ever will dare, t0 model =
statue wearing stove-pips hat.
In China any criminal possessed ~
fifteen dollars may procure substitute
who, having deposited the money Ia
the hands OF his poor relatives, will
cheerfully undergo the operation - de-
eapitatiOn.
There are three means u believing
by inspiration, by reason. and by Gus
tom. Christianity, which l. the only
rational institution, does YET admit none
for IL som who do not believe By In
piratiOB.-PGscGf.
"If we are 10 live after death. Why
don't we have some knowledge OF itS''
said skeptic % clergyman. "Why
didn't you have some knOE ledge u this
world before yOn came into NJ" gss
the eaustie retOrt.
Whatever Is preached o. u, AIS.
whatever we learn we should still re-
member that IL il man that gives AMI
man that receives; II + is q mortal hand
that presents it 10 us, iI Il a mortal hani
that accepts it.-HCafGi1as.
IL is remarkable that PrOyidenc has
given all things for our adyantageenear
at hand; but iron, gold aud silver :; be-
ing both the instruments Of blood and
slaughter, and the price Of IL, nature
has hidden them in the bowels Of the
earth.-SsnscG.
FSlsehOOd is difficult % be maintained.
When the materials Of building are
solid blocks Of stone, a very rude srcii-
lecture will suffice; but a structure OF
rotten materials needs the most careful
adjustment % make IL stand az ALL
Wh0tsiy.
George Eliot ought 10 live upon honey
and rue; but she doesn't. A clever per-
son who lived for three weeks In the
same house with her ia the days before
she was known preserves his reeOllec-
tlon other a. plain young woman with
a strong liking for beefsteak.
10 Is sad weakness in Us, that the
thought Of a mans death hslla,ys him
anew to Us; as If life were not sacred
too; as IL it were comparatively light
thing TO fail IN love and reverence 70 the
brother who has to climb the whole
steep with US, and all our tears
and tenderness were due 10 the one who
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