The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-09-28
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4 y 9 rarely Ike the yirthbs We have not.
% timely wise father than Vie ii time.
SORROW makes Us very good 81 ssry bad
Bad looks are the public fountain Il vice.
Bacchus has drowned more than Neptune
! Wrinkles dsfgare woman less than m.
nature. F''''
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Il is not i0vs brings sorrow, but loves OBJ
jects. IS .ss asSsisz9 -
temper
One act Of charity isworth a century Of
eloquence. - e756s748 81
Have not tie cloak made xnsi, Il begins q
rain. t3 ~ @
Proud hearts and lofty mountains are al.
ways barren.
To know how to wait is the great secret Of
success. slsas.. s...,S@
While we are reasoning concerning life, life
Is gone. "a 'SpfS.n
Friendship is woven fast by interviewer
benefits.
Gratitude preserves old friendship and pro.
/ cures new. ~
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The men that hope little are the men that :
go on working. r. ssg - $50. 49,
Love, faith PATIENCE three essentIals 4
to happy life. ssa sss
Idleness wastes . man as sensibly as indus
try improves him.
Why lead a bad life whom you can follow a
good example?
Aliphilosophs lies intwo words--"sussain';; 81.
and 9" abstain. assa 8te So 8ssi silz..s
Charity gives itself riches, but covetodsness
boards itself poor. ai1 g lH s
The lss higher up the mountain you climb, the
more You can see
Base natures joy to see hard happen to those
they deem happy. XII aeoi ae1 s8aE
Indulge in hainriore Just as much as yoa
please, II Il is not ill-humor. a1s1
He who laB6rs FOR mankind has already be-
gun his Immortality. ass
The Greatest miSforldps Of all Is not to be
able to bear misfortune.
Everybody knows good counsel except
him that hath need oft. .6ss esyts1 81 8
If 900 are Slandaresl never mind IL itviIi Ii
COME of wheA 1t Is dry athens
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and you are the conqueror.
Faith steps into our aid when our boosted
reason and knowledge fail.
There Is more merit in subduing passion Is
than ayenging an injury. ii adp
Ifevil be said of thee, and 1t is true, correct
it II It be lie, laugh at it. e 'aa'9s
A man must get right down to his work id
order to get up in the world. g
Never answer questions In general company
that have been put TO others 500 ,fsgt4 sa-
Never call new acquaintance BY the first
name unless requested to do so. enaas.8
1t is more profitable to look up our defects
than to beast of our attachments. ~. 49,.
A gentleman Is one who conbinesa woman's
tenderness with a mans courage. e ~ = ~
Thirst teaches all animals to drink, but
drunkenness belongs only to man. y s'lis
We have little pity for others until we are
In aisituation to claim II for ourselves.
He who builds according to every mans ad-
vice, will live in avery crooked house. Ria
We can only know ourselves through the
constant study how to govern ourselves. p
knowledge without justice becomes craft H.
courage without reason becomes rashness. ad
There is a German proyerb which says that
Tske-It Easy and Lve-Long are brothers. arcs
The divinity 6f charity consists in relieving
mans needs before they are forced upon us!
Never lend an article which you have bor-
,o,vod ,n1oao vn, ka,,a x,arr, o.. a., %,
One good act done to-day is worth thou
sand In contemplation for some future time.
The necessities that exist are in general
created by the superiuties that are enjoyed.
All women are fond 81 minds that inhabit
fine bodies, and of souls that have fue eyes,
Undue sadfiess az well as Undue nirth unfit
us for prayer or communion With our Saviour.
| He who bears.much from others, finds that
they viii, after d while, bear much from him.
| True compassion is that which leads us to
relieve the object which e2cites the emotion,-.8
Thou who wodIdsf give, give quickly. In
the grave thy loved one can receive no kind
ness. s yies sasg sasfisesf ~ sse8aa
| The man who has no time for private i'm
provement is not safe guide 10 public im-
provements.
Every man, however wise, requires the adj
vice Of some sagacious friend in the affairs Of
life.
There are few occasions when ceremony
may not be easily dispensed with, kindness
never.
Religion which does not suffice to govern
and control man, viii mover suffice to save
him. avs t't
To regret The one we love Is blessing
compared to the misery Of living with one We
hate. hla 'sa ss ss ae
No man ever breaches his sermon we'll to
others If he does not FIST preach it TO his own