The New York herald., 1879-08-24
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Your belief In the doctrine of everlasting punish.
ment depends whether you willing to forgive
your enemies not II you think you can. then the
word everlasting simply means a long duration OF
time; il you cant. why then everlasting just means
everlasting. and there's the end OF it.
Some one said in exquisite language:-
After tho storm q calm
After the bruise balm;
For the i'll brings good in the Lords own time
And the sigh becomes psalm.
The who Processes to believe that evil is only
the under side OF good the dark side Of the moon
and properly component part of human life. will
never have the satisfaction of dying from inhamma-
ton OF the BRAIN.
1t il curious fact. and yet that will bear in
vesgation, that 1t is much easier be thoroughly
orthodox than to be thoroughly good.
bad habit Is like o cat in that II has niue lives
And like also you must kill 1t nine times before
you DO that 1t il dead.
You may safely commit the child's clothes to the
servant but the of the little one you had botter
take care OF yourself =
Apoor relation is like q Mt of the gout for the
otener he comes the longer ho stays. and by by
no will come to stay all the time.
Douglas Jerrold said that there are some people
in the world whose friendships are SO warm that
they no sooner take them up than they put them
down again.
Not only in England. but in all other COUNTRIES,
Tor that matter. the community divides itself into
two classes. the nobility and tho ability.
1t is all very well to sing as J. X. Planchs has.
concerning the dangers of falling in loves
Woman. though kind she seems, will take your
heart and tantalize 1t,
We're 1t made OF Portland stone she'd manage to
niacadamize IL.
Dairymaid or duchess,
Keep IL from her clutches,
II ever you wish to know quiet moment moro.
But have noticed that those who sing In
this strain just much like moths and
delight to buzz about q flame the most inexperi-
enced of us all The chief difficulty with love Is
that We first fall In and then fall out. II man
would only look before he leaps. and having taken
Jump would quietly stay where he lands. thoro
would be noed of getting rhyming dictionary
with which 10 soothc his misery.
II is all very well to be promising youth, but
the hard part keep your promises in after life.
II matters get much worse in Russia than they are
now the Czar will have to go to "NihlariaN HIM
SELF for he is sending his subjects thero fast he
The HERALD has somehow managed TO get the
barometer 30 out of sorts that they having bad
weathcr all over Europe. II 10 . standing joke in
the Paris Bourse when the reporter to put up
tho bulletin. Here the bad weather prophet
got out your umbrellas"
A great many story writer's who food the market
with their trash could get largo sum for their last
novel II they would only promise that IL should be
the last.
1t is one thing TO have confidence In crybody,
and II indicates very tender heart when man docs
that sort of thing But. oh. it is quite another
ter to trust everybody. your books will show at
the ond OF the year you rash enough to indulge
in that luxury.
Englishmen will from tho Bow
Bells pronunciation of tho fatal ~ and ~ will in
all future ages 10 has done I'm all past ages give
rise TO wit st their expense. The last anccdote,
which Is purely theological, is one OF the funniest
we have yet heard The Bishop Of Locds arrived In
London and went In search Of his luggage. Il 10 The