The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-05
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Ingrstitude is treason to mankind
Thomson.
How i'll white hairs become n fool and 4
ster.-ShakesPoare.
BE calm in arguing, for -fcrceness maker
error a guilt and Truth discourteous
We know accurately only when we know
title with knowledge doubt increases.
All history is but a man unless it il
sudied a. an example. Rev. DR.. Croly.
Every good deed that We do is not only {
resent pleasure, but a prop for the future
All that is wise has been thought already;
Q must try, however, to think it again.
! habitation giddy and unsurc hath he
tat builioth on the vulgar heart. Shake
ssare,
Man believes himself always greater than
,-a is. and is esteemed less than he is
arth.-Gocthe.
The virtue OF a man ought to DO meas.
ed, not by his extraordinary exertions,
'rtr by his every day conduct-Pascnl.
1t is dificnlt to say who do you the mos,
Iischief-cnemics with the worst inten'
als or friends with the best-BulweI
lytton.
TIL mouth OF n wise man is in his heart.
he heart % n fool is in his mouth, because
hat he knowet or thinketh he uttereth.-
a.. BILE.
would rather dwell in the dim fog Of
lperstition than in air rarcfed to nothing
s. the air pump of unbelief, in which the
gnting breast expires, vainly and convul.
lively gasping for eat h.--Bichter.
She certainly is no true woman for whom
every man may not find it in his heart to
nave q certain gracious and holy and honor.
able love she is not a woman who returns
nc love, and asks no protection .-Bartol.
It is with nations as with individuals;
those who know the least of others think
the highest Of themselves; for the whole
family of pride and ignorance are inces-
uous and mutually beget each other
Cotton.
Minds OF the first AMI are generaliEers
Of the second, specializers. Below them
are the crowd, some better, some worse,
some duller, some brighter. Generalizers
in chief recognize inferior ~generalizers, but
are apt to snub them while they welcome
every specialiZcr because he brings grist to
their mill.-Rnsiey's Magazine.
What is a weed A plant whose virtues
ave not yet been discovered. There lie
not a property in nature but a mind is boru
to seek and find il out. War is the extern
sion of n gun barrel. Cant is useful TO
provoke common sense. The flower of
civilization is the finished man, the man Of
sense, OF accomplishment, of social power
the gentleman. Here lin the United Statesl.
Is all mankind in his shirt sleeves. -EneTson.
None of the heather will be condemned
for not believeing the Gospel, but will be
liable only for breaking natural law, and il
there be any in whom there is n prevailing
love to the Divine Being, there seems reason
to believe that for the sake of Christ,
though to them unknown, they may be
accepted of God, as were the ancient Jews,
and even the apostles, who, in the time OF
The Saviour's abode on earth, seem to have
had little notion of evangelical truth
Philip Doddridge. !
All affairs are n part Of one sanctuary.
Upon some n brighter light falls, rs in our
earth there is more light on the mountain
tops than in the wales far below ; but as
hill and valley are all one earth and enjoy
one light, SO the religious is all one song and
prayer And Christ is in this midst of all.
In some no. seen, in others dreamed of
only in prophetic rapture, in others present
In all His incarnate %splendor, lie is in all
the efficient force. the one clothed with
authority loving all and living and dying
Tor all. TIL simple Gospels would thus
expand into the most impressive laws Of
Natures God.-David Swing.