The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-03
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SELECTED MIscELLAxY.
When all shoot at one mark, then the
gods join in the combat.-Ralph Val
do Emerson
Geneva Is the grain of musk which
perfumes Europe.-C. NJ Taleyrard.
A Rochester youth. who was left
$4,000, spent 1000 on his first spree.
He has nine sprees left.
Those who give not I'm they die show
they would not then n they could keep
Ii any longeE-Bishop Hall.
Love Of truth shows itself in dis
covering and approaching what Is good
wherewith it may exist.-Gosae.
One Of the best rules in conversation
is. TO say q thing which any Of
the company can reasonably wish had
been left unsaid.-Srin.
Reason Is progressive, intinct stat
ionary. Five thousand years have ad-
ded no Improvement TO the hive of the
bee, nor TO the house Of the beaver
Cotton.
There ara some minds like the con-
yex or concaye mirrors, which repre-
sent objects such as they receive them,
but they never receive them rs they
are-1oaoera. ir 30. aH4il
Il Is only by labor that thought can
be made healthy, and only by thought
that labor can be made happy, the two
cannot DO separated with impunity.-
Raskin. Y aaa
What n rare gift is that Of mannersl
how difficult 10 define. how much more
difficult 10 impartl Better for n man
TO possess them than wealth, beauty or
talent; they will more than supply all.
-Bmrer- Lytton.
Another sensational trial Is excerci-
sing the minds Of the cxcitable Italians.
A notorious demimondaine, Mile. En-
mn Novl, known in Milan as Emma
Ivon, stands charged with feigning the
birth Of \ child, and foisting It upon n
prominent gentleman. Senior A. NJ.
Silvestri. The fair cuiprit, 1t Is said,
once enjoyed the favor of the gallant
king Victor Emmanuel.
One Of the episodes ut the dedication
of the Lutheran church Mt New Swee-
den was the inscription written by
Hon. Lewis Barker, Of Bangor, to be
placed upon the bell presented to the
society by the Hon. W. W. Thomas,
Jr., OF Portland;
You hnve built you n church,
have given the bell;
Now. all 20 10 meeting,
Or else go-a-nshing.
-Bangor Wing.
The London Vanity Fair says that
the Americans are In great force at
Cowes tiiIs year. "By far the prettiest
lady there Is Mrs. Deacon, whose quiet
and dignity mark her as a gentlewoman
worthy Of all imitation by more than
one Of our own too eager beauties.
Princess Lynar, again, Is an American.
married to a German diplomat and 90
is her pretty younger sister Miss Par
sons; while Lady Burrard and her sist-
er, Miss Anderson-both Of them pretty
are Canadians. Mime. de Charrette,
again is also an American, who was
well known rs Miss Polk, and who Is
married to the representative Of the old
Vendean house Of Charrette.
Mrs. Cresus had been visiting her
daughter at Mills seminary for the
purpose Of inquirins what progress she
has made in her studies; and, on put
ting the question to the teacher in
charge, was answered: Pretty fair,
madam; your daughter is painstaking
and attentive, and, in that respect, l
am well satisfied with her; but you see,
unfortunately, she wants intellect, and
for that deficiency, you know, we must
not blame herr mo, ma'am," re-
piled the mother; 'sbut l blame you for
not mentioning It before. Her father,
thank heaven! can afford his daughter
an intellect, and I beg she may have
one Immediately, no matter what 1t
costs.