Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-03
SELECTED MISCELLANY.

trusted.
/ Error toleraies; truth condemns
: T, Cdbaiieno.
Dare TO be true; nothing can need a
lie.-GsOrge Herbert.
Heaven never helps the man that will
not sct. SOphoclSS.
| Flowers that come from a loved hand
are more priced than diamonds.
Adversely borrows its sharpest sting
from PATIENCE Bishop Horne.
Travel improves superior wine and
spoiis the poor; it is the same with the
brain.
Those who are disposed to be uneasy
will never want something to be uneasy
about.
Sorrows are our best educators. A
man may see farther through a tear than
, telescope.
The Tears OF one class OF men are not
the measure OF the rights OF another
George Bancroft.
An old home is like an old violin; the
music of the past is wrought into it.
Catharin, Sedgrick.
Life is full of bitter lessons, the slmp-
lest OF which is that one mans fall makes
forty men laugh.
The man who wishes all is very strong
in comparison with one who wishes but
half.-Netternich.
A wolf strongly resembles q dog, and
4 fatterer friend, but their designs are
very dissimllar.
Forgetiniuries and remember benefits.
II you grant a favor, forget it; II you re-
ceive one, remember it.
Language is reveaer OF character,
and that which man would conceal by
his act and manner he cannot hide IN
his words.
Like beautiful flower. iull OF color
but without scent, are the tine but lr'llt-
less words OF him who does not act &C
cordingly.
The heart though only handful OF
muscle, the whole world cannot NIL ana
when broken only he who made it can
mend it.-P. ) Henson.
He who is false to the present duty
breaks a thread in the loom, and will
see the effect when the weaving OF
lifetime is unravelled.
Not the perversities OF others, not
their sins OF commission or omission,
but his own misdeeds and negligence
should sage take notice OF.
The man who is not living Alright IS
sour within; and the sour works out.
lie who lives Alright is your sympathetic
and generous man.. ). Henson.
1t is well that there is no one without
q fault, for he would not have a friend
in the world; he would seem to belong
to different species. -Hd:IW.
Goodness, in whatever way we look
at il, never sleeps. 1t is holy life, beat
ing march with the heavenly tunes;
singing always the Divine psalms OF
love.
Honor is like the eye, = aich cannot
suffer the least impurity without
damage; it is precious stone, the price
OF which is lessened by tho least iIaw.--
R)Ssuc'.
Harriet Nartineau nobly claimed that
she did not write Tor money. nor tor
fame. but to voice the rights OF the pco.
pie everywhere oppressed, desplsed, or
neglected.
To try to do other work than that to
which God has adapted us, is simply TO
break and ruin some OF Gods tools,
and leave our work undone.-Chri|'d"
Observer.
To please, one must make up his
mind to be taught many things when
be already knows, by people who do not
know them.-ChdmtOrt
In those countries where the morals
are the most dlssolute, the language IS
the most severe as il they would re-
place on the lips what has deserted the
heart 'OtGIr".
Life is divided into three tarms-that
which was, which is, and which will be.
Let us learn from the past to profit by
the present, and from the present to 1--we
better for the future.
Nothing so increases reverence Tor
others as a great sorrow to ones SELL IL
teaches one the depths OF human nature.
In happiness We are shallow and ceem
| others so.-ChmltS BGJtOn.
II is amusing to detect character in
the vocabulary OF each person. The
! adiectives hahituaIly used, Ike the III
scriptions on thermometer, indicate
| the temp erament.
Bulwer SAYS: 1--WE live in an age OF
governmental culture. We neglect too
much simple, healthy, outer life, in
which there is so much positive joy. In
turning to the world within us We grow
! blind to the beautiful world without.
Kind words are the bright flowers oil
earthly existence; use them, and es'
pecialiv around the tireside circle.
They are the Jewels beyond price, and
powerful to heal the wounded heart,
and make the weigheddown spirit
! Glad