The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-16
INTERFERING Am INSTRUCTIVE.
Thoughts to he Head and PonderetI, One
ut u Tine.

dead even 10 this.
We are US liable to bC corrupted bN
books as by companions,
The great misfortune Of all IL not TO b.
ahle to bear misfortune.
Ago that lessons the enjoyment Of life
increases our desire OF living.
Absence destroys trilling intimaCics
but II invigorates strong ones.
Let us search ourselves in the first
place, and afterwards the world
II evil b. said Of thee, and It is true
correct it; II II b. lie, laugh at It,
Employment il Natures physician, and
is essential 10 human happiness.
No one will dare maintain that it il
better to do injustice than 10 bear 1t.
Flattery sits in the parlor when plain
dealing Is kicked out Of doors.
Show may be purchased, hut happiness
is always q homemade article.
It's right TO be contonted with what we
have, never with what weare.
The silence OF person who loves IL
praise is a censurc sufficiently severe.
Be severe to yourselves and ndulgent
to others; you thus avoid all resentment.
Our dissatisfaction with any other sOlu.
ton, Is the blazing evidence Of our i'm.
mortality.
Strength OF mind depends upon sobri.
ETY., for this keeps reason unclOudCd by
passion.
No indulgence OF passion destroys the
spiritual nature so much us respectable
seliishness.
Nothing is more amiable than true mod
esty, and nothing is more contemplate
than the false. The one guards virtue, the
other betraysit.
Mental pleasures never ClOy;unlkc those
Of the body, they are increased by repeti-
tion,apprOved by reflection and strengthen
ed by enjoyment.
The object OF all ambition should be to
be happy ut home. live are not happy
there we cannot be happy elsewhere.
Ignorance, when it Is voluntary, is Grim.
inal and he may properly be charged with
evil who refuses TO learn how he might
prevent it.
1t is from our hearts, and not from an
outward source, that We draw the line
which covers the web Of our existence.
Keep the head cool by temperance in
all things, and the feet warm By actual cx.
ercise in the discharge Of important du-
ties.
What commonly hinders us from show.
ing the reCesses OF our heart TO our friends
is not the distrust we have Of them, but
that We have Of ourselves.
Men trust rather to their eyes than
TO their ears; the effect Of precepts is
therefore slow and tedious, whilst that Of
examples is summary and ettectual
IN 10 nN,n tVnFNI for nt,UtIt,,R - al
he has found two things-!irst, some thing
to love, and second, something to rever'
Cnce
Genus loves toll, impediment and pov.
erty; for from these it gains its strength,
throws off the shadows, and lifts its proud
head 10 Immortality.
Tears are the gilt which boys bestows
upon the memory Of the absent and they
will avail to keep the heart from sufoca'
ton.
II you were as-@iling to be as pleasant,
and as anxious to please in yGnr own
house, rs yoH are in the company Of yOHi
neighhors, you would have the happiest
. home in the world.
rs much easier 10 meet with error than
to find truth; error is on the surface
truth IS nluuen III sIcut uePtIlsi anu tux
way to seek does not appear to all the
world.
Times Of general calamity and confusion
have even been productive OF the greatest
minds. The purest ore comes from tl!l
hottest fIrnace; the brightest flash from
the darkest cloud.
live would have powerful minds, We
must think; ii we would have faithful
hearts, we must love; II we would have
strong muscles, we must labor. These in
clude all that is valuable in life.
Never has one person forgotten his pure
right.educating mother. Gu the blue
mountains of our dim childhood, TOWARD
which we ever turn and look, stand thu
mothers who marked out to us from thence
orr life.
1t is q great blessing, not often enjoyed
for people to haye men equal to ever,
crisis in their history, such rs "the chill
dren OF Issachar, that had understanding
OF the times 10 know what Israel ought u
do"
II you have talents, industry will i'm
prove them; il you have moderate a6il
tiles, industry will supply the deficiencies
Nothing is denied TO well.directed labor
nothing is ever obtained without it.