The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-13
FOOD FOR THOUGHT

-, lnlloelce ever given to man,
-, Flattery iR false coin which has c,,
~ cuiation only through our vanity. -
c a talent without tact has been oo,,
. 10 De like fiddle without a fitldIastJ"i'
n me ven which covers the hand =
,r i"Inrlty Is woven by the hand of mercy
e hidden virtue is often despIsed. ,naa
J. i'"cil us nothing extols 1t In our eves
conscience Is the voice of the sonl
G VIC passions are the voices of the bodv
"A sweet temper Is to tho househoI,
II "nat sunshine Is to trees and flowaro
/, /, Men seldom ialprove when thew h.v.
t copy after. '''i'o''cs 10
Mooesty Is to worth what shoao,,,,
and RELIEF. ~ ~ s'reh9th
1ou cannot dream yourself into !,
olaractcr; you must hammer ana forge
LFery heart has Its necropolis f,,,od
WIN the graye-stOues both OF tho iovad
and unforgotten, WV ''Yoa
we suffer more from anger and ar,o.
'aan rom The very things for which w.,
anger and gricvc. "''h "o
Inc preservation of life should ba
my secondary concern; the dirnct;o,,
oi It our principal. ~~'.on
,;, WOUND no mans feeling unneosssa.
rily. There are thorus enouyh ~ th,
path Of human lite. - - -'' 'i'e
-, ,AuYersity Is the trial of nri,,,,,,
Ml.hout 1t man hardly knows whath.
or he is honest or not. "'''i'-
al IS hollow where the heart hears
NO, not Il part, and all Is in peril wh"rs
principle Is not It's guide.
hoole heart, like the sun in ~.
ionvcns, showetl its greatest counteS
'"hce IN the To-" est estate.
'oiling In the amusements of othor,
49, III our social state, the next thing tn
sympathy In their distress. ~
In most discussions we Iowa o,r,o,,
better than our cause: and sanl .ss'ea ,oss
nave IL valued than OURSELVES. :"
Feelings are always made the exo,s,
OF temper; whereas temper much n"r.
frequently influence feciinps. o'o .
Domestic rule Is founded ma, tr,n,
ana love. If it hasn't both nf thoaa W. =.
Is nothing better than a despot,sm ~
IL IS very dangerous for man to find
any spot on this broad globe that is
swceter to him than his home.
Dlvine grace rcmits individual sins
out dlvlne Justice exacts the sternns,
penalties for national offences. /
newsre or ,nasing men for their qpia
edge. "'.. y.
We often censure the conduct OF 3
others, whom, under the same ciroum-
we might not have acted half
so we'll. IN
1t ls the heart which feels God, and g
not the reason. This is what true faith n
Is: God felt by the heart, not by the
reason.
BY examining the pulse of q patleIlt,
physicians find out the dis ,ases of the y
body, and bring hope to the weary
hearted. ..5I.s ....l. Is
We seldom find persons whom we ac- y
knowledge to be possessed Of good q
scnse, except those who are with us In 4
opinion.
Happy ia he who has learned this'one
thing-to do the plain duty OF the mo-
ment quickly and cheerfully, whatever
1t may be.
Great minds differ rom small in
nothing more than this, that they can
afford to bcstow praise, which the lat
ter cannot.
He that knows little Of the world
will admire it enough to fall down and
worShip 1t, but he that knows 1t most i
will most despise It.
Those errors are not to be charged
upO.l religion which proceed either |
from the want Of religion or supersti-$
tious mistakes about it.
Te fill the sphere which Providence
appoints is true wisdom; to discharge
trusts faithfully and have exalted ideas
fs the mission Of good men. ,$S;f
A cheerful, happy temper keeps up
kind Of daylight in the mind, excludes
oach gloomy prospect, and fills 1t with
steady and perpetual serenity.
The constant man looks up to Heaven
in full hope, even when 1t Is darkened
as flowers that open with the sun, close
not though he be hid by clouds.
Do not affect to be witty or in Jest sol
rs to wounG the feelings Of another
SO say as little as possible Of YOURSELF
and those whoare near and dear to you.
If VIC would be perfect, we must par
that would be pleasaut--n0t to flesh and
blood alone, but to mind and heart. N
There is one noble means Of avengina
ourselves for unjust criticism; II is ;by
doing still better, and slleDcing 1t sole
~ Wy ChC SACoothb S6ASoAAN1AO0 OAEOA
work. & g
Energy will do any thing that oan ID
done III the world; and no talent, q
circumstance, no opportunities, vii
make two-legged animal man will
out 1t.
Blessed be the man who knows ho3
to caper and enjoy nonsense; woe
the man that parted early with his boy
hood, and blessed be the man chat oas
rios his boyhood down latest into flif
Avoid exaggeration. A lady los
as soon as she admires too easlly,a ay
too much. In man or woman the. .fad
and the person lose power when th
are on the strain to express admiratlO
Love one human being purely d
warmly, and you will love all |.
heart In this heaven, like the Wenda
ing sun, seek nothing, from the del
drop to the ocean, but q mirrorSwhi
1t warns and flls. 3IEs
We must consult the gentlest manI
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