The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-20
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Truth takes the character of the
soule into which it enters. Rigorous
and rough in arid souls, it is tempered
and softened in loving souls.-Jou-
bert.
A prolonged bride check upon the
body is good for it and for the rider;
for what both especially need is to get
accustomed to the rein Bushnell.
The conception of morality which
Christ gave has become the universal
one, and no man is thought good who
does not III some measure satisfy it,
Ecce Homo.
Why is paper money more valu-
able than coin Because you double
it when you put it in your pocket, and
when you take it out you find it In
creases.
Youthful artist (to .countryman):
"Might l 90 over there and paint
those trees ?" Countryman: "Paint
those trees, matter? Don't thee think
they look very well as they are?"
In his memoirs Sergent Ballan-
tine records the Lord Lyndhurst as to
the principals upon which he selected
a judge: "I look out for a gentleman,
and if he knows a little, so much the
better.
MAY it not be true that there are
orders of nobility in heaven as we'll
as on the earth? The great difference
between the two, however is that in
the one case the title of nobility de-
pends on your grandfather, while in
the other it depends only on yourself"
"When the Hindoo priest is about
to baptize an infant he utters the fol-
lowing beautiful sentiment: Little
babe, thou enterest the world weeping,
while all around thee smiles; contrive
to live that you may depart in smiles,
while all around you weep"
"Perseverc in whatever calling
you adopt. Your progress may be slow
and results seemingly meagre: but
that is no reason for growing faint
hearted. Remember how the little
brook presistently winds its way to the
river, and the river to the OCEAN
both reach their destination.
''If your character be unjustly as
sailed, live: time will remove the as
persion. If you have spiteful enmies,
live and disappoint their malevolence.
If you have kind and faithful friends,
live, to bless and protect them If
you have hope for immortality, live
and prepare to enjoy it"
''The truth cannot be buried, be-
headed, or cucifed. A lie on the
throne is lie still, and truth in a
dungeon is truth still; and the lie on
the throne is on the way to defeat,
and the truth in the dungeon is on
the way to victory. No accident Of
position can change the essential ma
ture Of things, or the eternal laws
which determine their destinies.
Love is very different feeling
rom that species of Irritation and mer-
'iment which often characterizes the
oyous hours Of youth. Genuine and
heartfelt lovet is sober, serious, and
edate. 1t is one of the most serious
1cts which can be connected with the
ife Of either man or woman"
Religion is above all institutions
md can never fail, They shall perish,
'ut religion will endure; they shall
wax old as garment; they shall be
hanged, and the places that knew
hem shall know them no more for
.ver; but religion is ever the same,
md its years shall have no end
Thedore Parker.
Time and eternity are the same to
rod, but they are likewise so to me.
Why make this distinction? There is
,ut one Eternal. After death, | shall
'e i'll eternity; but | am already in it.
after death, I shall be with God; but
ere below already | live and move
nd have my being in God.-Zscch-
ike.
'The miser tolls for riches, the hero
Or fame, the scholar that his name
nay be known to coming ages. How
luch higher and nobIer the aim of
he Christian who is living for eternity
for crown of everlasting
fe ! God and angels and men are
illnesses of our efforts. Let us be
lithful to the end"
The Northern Pacific company
ill 60 extensively into the artesian
Tell business this summer. No less
han thirteen are to be bored along
he line of the road west of the Red
iver, the first at Fargo.