The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28
LACONICS.

lHERK Is DOtnlnR SO fearful as q bad con-
science. .sasfsFa .s.,. s&lE ,e :
- CHARrrr is frequently best d,snlavsd in
helping others to help themselves.
or yourself-thnt is vasta na9h;ra
h Az ant ono,a,;on q mr. 70. -.
a;ngs Il fI;dht $3.50 s.L ~n' WINS"
Povy,re, q MISREPRESENTATION A
haav;s- =. hs;srsh ony uuIusn when grow
n: iose
~ = noes 800 Penny Z YEAR ana
rN,f l1ns oeno penny = year.
~ 49, et = "ol.ny 70 DC
sHnud u ~or'o oe'ier than tney
COUNTS . faR I
- ALUMNI though raised upon nothing, IL
I zoo SWIM 70 DC oyertaken, and too volatile
A"peoeu
y Ai,N, WIS matter Do done, wonder that 1t
eau De dome ana rs soon as 1t u done,
Sonoer again that u was no sooner done.
SUFFER- not your spirit to be subdued by
misfortunes but, on the contrary, steer
right onward, with q courage greater b
your nate seems 70 allow. he.f EEra
y BoYs that have been properly reared are
men, In point Of usefulness, at sixteen /;
while those that have been brought up in
idle habits are n~uisances at twenty-one.
MANY who find the day too long. think
kto VIZ buOIL, Out bQOrL rs llIo Is. some
fnd Il lone enough 10 outIiye their charac.
ten, their constitutions and their estates.
SoxE have vondered that disputes about
opinions should 10 often end n perso,aI;.
ties but, the fact is, that such disputes
begin with Representatives, for our opinions
J are' o part Of ourselves.
It is q strange thing to behold what gross
errors and extreme absurdities men do
commit for want of o friend TO tell them of
them. Tho light of a good counsel is that
which setteth business straipht.
Il IT ia eos;er n foroivno A. .,.;ort
than the friend We have oIfendad On. "a.
sentiment CROWS with onr un5essrt and ,ra
feel yindictiye in due degree with our own
doubts Of the chance ~ snd;no fora;vaross
To solicit patronage ia. at least in the
event, TO set virtue to sale. None can be
pleased without praise. and few can be
praised without falsehood; few can be as
siduous with servility. and none can be
servile without corruption.
tHis world is not merely q rugged SPOT en-
whicn we are 70 struggle Tor q foothold on
hfe-to toll Tor daily bread; but n bright
member OF the starry brotherhood that
range the neids OF space, raising from every
corner OF the universe the harmonious
anthem o. praise /; a region OF still winters
hIssssJ .Iiyas sos sha oa,g1s ol.as; asa
wearv TIE ssn.as os
wr;t,o, = i.st.-.. I;.hs ~ purs
~ 80. e--"Ms Asn' On INC "ans ol
SnSTInEHrs Join man TO man opinions
uivioe them me former are elementary,
and -concentntei the latter are composite,
and scatter. The friendships OF youth are
on sentiment tho dissensions OF
age result from opinion II we could know
TINS at an early age-h, In forming our own
mode OF Thought, we could acquire a liberal
view OF OF hal OF others, and even o. those
tnat are opposed TO ours-we shou. then
be more tolerant, and endeavor TO + unite
" 2 sentiment what ! opinion divided and
IsrrnMAnRrAox--h appears to be n law
OF nature. that frequent intermarriages be-
tween o family, class, or nation, have u ten
dency to produce mental n bodily de-
generacy; and the more limited the circle to
which they are confined. the greater Is tho
.r.,, ,,,,,,,, GOV ,,a ,.c.
geneihcyI - aous;na ~ o.hs, rss,
n n.aisa of.sn veal in intsllact-
ma,;n' - ;d;n.;c "a il we'll known
y, ;i,n,s, Il Inv no means ra-e in roval and
lh,a ~. smono wh;ch he nracice a
III; aors;ns ,rayo;ie
A'i'"s
DrrFEaEScE BETWEEN SINCERITY MD
upkSEss--h you do not take care, you win
II INTO one OF the most disagreeanie errors
the worid-which Is that OF missak,ne
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