The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Beaconsfeld.

lie who gains time gains everything.
Advice is not popular thing to give.
The unfortunate are always egotistical.
Finality is not the language Of politics.
The originality Of subject is in its treatment.
A great man is one who effects his generation.
Nature has given us twO>ears, but only one
mouth.
Gentlenanly men-but only reads his own
poetry. f
There can be no economy where there is ef-
f1ciency.
A minority is always better than the best
repartec.
II you are not very clever, you should be con-
ciliator.
Apologies only account for that which they do
not alter.
The Jesuits are wise men; they never lose
their temper. .lrI
Youth Is y b,untler, manhood struggle, old
Assassination has never changed the history
of the world.
profound thinker always suspects that he is
superficial.
1t, is not calling your neishbors names that
settles questions. =
Almost everything that is great has been done
by growth.
To be famous when You are young is the
fortune Of the gods. fr.E. r--...,tt
There is difference between blood letting and
hem Drrhage.
The two greatest stimulants i'm the world arc
youth aud debt.
To he conscious that YOU are ignorant is great
step OF Knowledge.
Every one loves power, even if they do not
know what to do with it,.
He was famous for discovering the future.
when il has taken place. - ''s - F
1t is drear life to Ito the same thing the same
day at the same hour.
1t destroys ones nerves to be amable every
day to the same human being.
4 smile tor II friend and IL sneer for the world
Is the way to govern mankind
He invollntarily reminds one of youth as an
empty orchestra does Oi music.
You know who the critics are The men who
have failed in literature and art.
1t often happens that worthless people are
merely people who ar worth knowing.
Some people have great knowledge Of society
and little knowledge Of mankind.
4 good offer should never be refused, unless
We have u better one ut the same time.
In politics unreasonable circumstances are cle-
Inents of the problems to he solved.
Our statesmen never read, anu are only con-
vertel by parliamentary committees.
Nothing deprpsseS mans spirits more COM
pletely than self-cOnvictiOn Of sell-cOnceit.
To man who is in love the thought Of another
woman is uninteresting ifnot repulslve.
4 visit to a country house is II series of meals
mitiSaied by the new lire sej Of the ladies'.
lie uttered incOnceivable nothings AMI she re-
Piled to him ihcoinpiehensible something's.
The doctrine of evolution affords no instances
so striking as those OF sacer,ioiai development.
There is so much to lament in the world in
which we live that 1 can spare no pang for the
past.
A fear Of becoming ridiculous is the best guide
in life. and will save u man from all sorts OF
scrale5.
1t is great thing TO make fortune. There is
only one thing greater, and that is to keep il
when ii Is made.
see no Use of speaking to a man about love or
religion; they are both stronger than friead- |
ship.
l have learned again what hare often learned |
you should never take ythiny for |
granted.
In these days a great capitalist has deeper |
roots than sovereign prince, unless he is very |
legitimate.
think the author who speaks Of his own books |
almost rs bad Is the mother who talks about her 1
own children.
Mrs Darlington We're was a most successful |
Woman, lucky even in her husband; for he died |
He is a burglar of others, intellect There is \
no statesman who has committed petty larceny
IN SD great scale.
The greatest Of all evils is weak government.
They cannot carry good measures, they are |
Orced to carry bad ones. sf-#,.
Man is a mimetic; We repeat without thought
he opinions Ut some third person who ha,
dOpted them without injury.
Nonsense, when earnest, is impressive and
Ometimes takes you in. 1t You are lii u hurry
'ou occasionally mistake it for sense.
The day before marriage and the hour before
eath Is the time when u man thinks least Of his
'ulsc and most Of his ncighbOr r ,f.s.kf#