Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-29
SHARP EYES.

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Life, because they are practically blind.
Some pity, some blame, and some de-
spise them; altogether they make pitt
able failure Of every undertaking, lose
confidence in themselves, and give up
the struggle against overwhelming odds.
They start, perhaps, with little fortune
Of their own that some one has accumu-
lated for them, and all looks bright
ahead. With plenty Of friends, plenty
Of money, and time and opportunity to
enjoy both, there would seem no neces-
sity for keenness such as the less favored
need. No; with nothing but delicate
fattery and smiles on every hand, the
other side of humanity is unperceived-
that other side where behind some fanci-
full screen deceivers lie in wait to victim
ize the unsuspecting. "They have eyes
but they see not, and, in nine cases out
of ten, don't know their danger until
robbed Of their all, and, as poor men,
they see the masks of false friends drop
of, and the once smiling, world pass by
with cool stare.
This seems hard picture, but it is
true one. Considering this, it seems a
sin against the personal obligations each
one owes himself not to use his eyes.
The golden rule is, EDO unto others as
you would they should do unto you. :"
It says nothing about doing more for
them than you would for yourself, and,
unless you are willing to give up per-
sonal rights, you have need Of your
eyes. You may be fortunate enough to
always meet strictly honorable people
who would scorn mean, selfish action !;
if so, all the better; but, if not, you are
equal for any emergency. Certainly a
knowledge of the world can in no case
incapacitate you for admiring the lovely
and true ones Of earth on the other
hand, the contrast will only make you
cherish them the more.
Perhaps you say, ct have no talent
for reading people, such as some have,
and what is the use of trying?" Habit
has great deal to do with it. To use
homely Illustration, you can practice
walking with your eyes shut until you
can find your way quite distance with
out coming to grief, and assure yourself
that any one can get along very well
without eyesight, after all. But, when
once you unclose your eyes, and see the
surrounding objects in clear light, you
are glad to have the benefit Of all the
senses God has given you for use. So
it is with the powers Of the mind; if
they lie inactive, you might as we'll be
without them.
Look at the strata of society and then
at the causes Of such varying grades,
and you Will soon see that some are
wide-awake, while others are in semi
Inconsistencies. The first thing you
want is knowledge of human nature.
The alphabet must be first acquired !;
but after you learn to spell the one word
-seE-you can soon read most people
accurately. The noble few who call
"right" by its proper name, no matter
whether it is policy to do SO or not,
need no reading; "against such there
is no law
Il sWARM OF BEES CAPTURE 4 CIR.
Sunday afternoon, when the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific arrived, it came
in under cloud. A large swarm Of
bees, being attracted by the cool loca-
ton ON the top Of the car while near
Beaverly, in Missouri, took deck pass
age for sunny Kansas, and the fears Of
the conductor and other men on the
train of a singing rebuke prevented
any attempt to put the deadheads of
When the car arrived here Police Officer
Mozart was apprised Of the fact that
he could take in number OF prisoners
if he would visit the car. He went to
investigate, and, finding the bees snug
" ensconsed ON their novel abiding
place, proceeded to effect their capture
by coadng them into an empty key. He
succeeded, after receiving numerous
stings, in capturing the entire swarm,
taking more prisoners than he viii have
at one time while he is on the force. He
says the family is getting along well at
his home in the north part Of the city.
-Le0ce,aaU0rth Times.
A MARRIAGE SERVICE a. d. 1880.
Matrymonye was ordeyned Of God for
two causes. Fyrst, PRINCIPALLY into Of
fyce to bryng forth children to Goodies
servyce, also into remedye to flee forny-
cacyon and lecherye. For the first
cause it was ordeyned in paradyse before
Adams synne; for the seconde cause it
was ordeyned out Of paradyse after
Adams synne. Thre good things be
principally in matrymonye. The fyrst
is fayth that eche Of theym keeps truly