The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-09-30
WORDS OF WISDOM,

WORDS OF WISDOM.
Good breeding Ia q letter Of credit all over the
world.
Agentleman never WIN insult any one, and .
loAfer cannot.
| Children can be taught to be orderly without
becoming precise little prigs, and they can have
Jolly good times without being riOtous
II each mems deeply hidden woe
We're written out upon his brow,
For many then our tears would AoW,
Who rather move our envy now.
Where man makes his money there he should
make his home and, as a rule, 1t will be mainly
his fault and that Of his family II he cannot
spend hiS life there with profit and satisfaction.
It the impulse and duty OF every rightminded
man to secure time for himself and his personal
culture as well as time for his business. The ed
ucaIion Of school ia the mere portal to the higher
education which every one may give to himself
In many cases, In fact, 1t may be said that sdu.
cation does not begin till we leave school. Use
the after.hours for improvement
Sometimes words wound more than swords.
The heart ought to give charity when the hand
cannot.
he who labors for mankind has already begun
his Immortality.
The secret pleasure Of generous act Is the
great minds bribe.
Temper makes or mars more happiness than
any other quality.
Worth begets In small minds envy in great
souls emulation.
A great deal Of pride obscures or blemIshes q
thousand good qualities.
Do not tattle Do not speak Ill Of your neigh
borS. Do not carry gossip from one family to an.
other.
The best Of the world, is best pleasures It's best
honors, its best wealth belong to the Christian.
One bad example spolls many preCeptg
The man who dlSclaims pride proclalms II
aloud.
Report ia quick traveller, but an unsafe guide
Everybody is innocent in lome corner Of the
mind, and has faith in SON ething,
II the disposition is good, the acts will be 30
too, though man may not be able to do a. he
desires.
Excessive Sensibility, like paralysis, produces
ct the same time great sensitiveneSs and great
helplessness.
Nothing Is more easy than to do q mischief
nothing more difficult than to suffer without
complaining.
Argument in company Is generally the worst
sort OF conversation, and In books the worst sort
Of reading.
Those who do not recognize God In the pages Of
Scripture will seldom acknowledge godlinesB In
the persons Of men.
Satire is a sort Of glass, wherein beholders gen.
orally discover everybody's face but their own
which is the chief reason for that kind Of recep-
tion 1t meets In the world, and that so very few
are offended with 1t,
| A good conscience ia much to be desired. 1t
will consume your grief as the sun dissolves Ice.
It spring when you are thirsty, staff when
you are weary, a screen when the sun burns,
pillow in DEATH
Do man kind act, make him feel that you
have done genuine favor, and, no matter how
depraved he may afterwards become, unless he is
a chronic migrate, he will always mention your
name with respect, and recall your memory with
the tenderest feeling Of gratitude.
Those minds are most prone to suspicion that
are the most intimate and familiar with vice. as
the perpetrator of crime Is ever In dread Of
treachery IL an socomplice guilt may, In fact,
be compared TO the heart; and suspicious are 80
many ramlhcaions, like the veins and arteries,
that carry their nourishment to and fro
Generosity during life Is a very different thing
from generosity In the hour OF death one pro.
ceeds from genuine libersllty and benevolence--
the other from pride or fear,
ornAmentation is a good thing in the right
place; but when It is woven into conversation to
such degree that one never knows where the
truth may be found, It is better dispensed with.
Never say what may lead you into dispute
with any one, II q person be Ia error and be OBJ
stinAte, that is no reason why you should dispute
with him, and make yourself uncomfortable to
put him right,
II you are happy, your happiness is that which
you are able to make by tho use Of the mind H.
self A fundamental condition Of happiness in
this world is activity, and that kind Of activity
which carries with 1t all the faculties.
When the hands and feet hasten 10 obey the
dictates Of the heart, when generous impulse Is
quickly followed by generous action when to
plan kind act Ia to perform 1t, and to think
comforting word 10 to utter it-then is beneVo'
lence performing her double work.