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Loeb & Freiberg,


We have now on hand and are cons antly
receiving by express the pure New York Cream
Cheese Creamery Butter, Smoked Tongues,
Marinirte. Holland Berrings, sardell's Russian
ssrdines, Anchovies. etc. In order to reduce our
large stock of Canned Goods before fresh fruits
and vegetables will be In the market, we have
determined to put down tho price, So be sue
and price at our store before purchasing else
where. LOEB n FRElBER0.
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The superiority Of ANcClellan's photo
graphs is due TO years of ltudy in the chem
ical department of the artl and knowledge
OF the actenic propertie9 Of light. Any
lace can be made to appeSr beautiful in q
photograph by skillful pdl.iDg and happy
blending Of light and MEADOW together
with iine chemical effects. 1t is a privilege
that IA sHn,,u enjoy-toI critically exam
sit,inys
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Glen Lea's Triumph.

The idea Of Neal Starke, Of the Glen Lea
Saloon, has always been to keep good things
people who wanted something lust o little
above the average. The idea was success
and Neal has been successful. He Is not
soured on the world although his sour mash
is said TO be the best Of Kentucky's produc-
ton. To. visitors Neal says as the spirit
did 10 the bridegroom "Conel" and
to those who have already visited him he
knows he need extend no second invitations
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To tho Travelling Public.

TO tho Travelling Public.
Ticket Ofiice, Gulf, Colorado a Santa Fe Rail.
way, Dallas, May . 1855
The Gould lines declining to receive our
tickets does not interfere as many have
inferred, with our through business to New
Orleans and points beyond, as our route is
via Houston and the Star and Crescent
Line" to New Orleans.
Only two changes by our line TO Chicago
Louisville, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Wash.
lngton, Philadelphia, New York, both OF
which are in union depots. Come and see
us before purchasing tickets for any point
north or east. Il. L. FosDIcK,
Ticket Agent.
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SAENGERFEST PICNIC PRIVILEGES.

The following privileges will be soana.
highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, NAV IN w ~,
p. m, ON the grounds at Shady View PalI \.
wit: ~" i'A y
l. One Beer and Wine Stand.
2, One Restaurant Stand.
3. One Cigar and Tobacco Stand
a. one Soda Water aud Lemonade ssDi
.. One Ice Cream and Cake Stand.
Z. One Fruit and Candy stand,
z. One Shooting Gallery.
5. One Flying Horse.
9. One Ball Game
Parties purchasing will be required "a M
one-half of purchase money immedalely M,
the close of sale and the balance Of sno,5i
three days later. Parties not complying Nd
the. above, their several privileges Mller
sold. No exorbitant prices allowed % h
charged. l.. +. BOHNY. CbsInn
EMIL. FRETZ, Secretary.
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Eupion OIL

Eupion Oil furnishes a c bar bright light,
iscry stall white in color, inPdorous, and free
from deposit or. sediment. VT burns freely,
does not crust the wick, ann is absolutely
safe As proof OF this we reikr to thousands
OF families who have used " for years to
no other.
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OVER rnn CITY.

Mayor cabsll 10 having himself an Office
snclossd In the city hall.
Season tickets for the Hungerfest, Grad.
oooks opera-houss. 6eason tickets $50.
:. Thers d protracted meeting going on Al
The Commerce street Christlan church.
Come around 10 $50 Elm street 70 J. B
pex9 bare9 mop and w ohe new bar.
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To Consumers Of Coal Oil.
Chester VS.. Brilliant.
OFFICE OF PURCHASING AGENT,
GULF COLORADO & SANTA FE RAILWAY,
March % 1SS,

MESSRS. SCOFIELD & TEVIS, Galveston
Gentlemen; In answer to your inquiry will say that we
using your CHESTER OIL in our station and Office
lamps this road and that it has proved to be nerec
SAFE and Satisfactory Oil. In November last purchased
and issued quantity Of BRILLIANT OIL but as received
several complaints and reports of EXPLODED lamps. I
recalled it and substituted CHESTER OIL in its place.
Since this change made have had no complaints nor
report of exploded lamps Yours truly, '
JOHN W. THORNE, Purchasing Agent.
r. y. MARSALIS, Dallas. Texas.
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One Of the incest presents TO your wife
apnmton or buggy. II don't cost much
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I.upio,, oil.

Eupion oil.
Eupion OIL is not, as many suppose, sim.
ply Water White l5) degrees fire test oil, but
issuperior o Water White, or any other illu.
m mating oil manufactured.
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In ancient days, before the uno
lhat party led The van,
P,ire patriotlsm ruled the roosts
Aud the ONCE sought tho man;
Hut now, Alasl the rule % chai eet:
'rhs pNtrIova hung .hoie leaks-
The once fNilp 70 seek the man,
And the man THE Once seekt.
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The largest wholesale aud retail mllnsl
house in the state. All orders BY maA v
express promptly filled. E. Bauman' MAJ
ager, 70J Elm street, Dallas, Texas \
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Storage.
We are prepared to receive goods on
Texas Il Pacific road. Charges reasonable.
PFOuTs Bios.
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Why will you cough when Shlohs Cure
VIII give immediate relief. Price, 10 cts,
Ucts and 81. Sold by w. II. Patterson Il
Co., druggists, Dallas.
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save money and buy your confec,,ons,v
or cash. L. Reach, liz Elm street t'''ohery
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Brooms.
We manufacture our brooms Of The pe'l
material and in the most substantial Al
durable manner. Try them once ila W
will buy no other. PFours Boo
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Eupion OH,

Laces and embroideries at Baumans s, zoe
Elm street.
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Gloves at Bauman's, 100 Elm /,


From the land Of Love and rlowerss
From TAmpas deadly shore
Game orders thick for Clancey's gcede
They've bought and waut soss more.
No minor 8, II. 10 eplts, 49,
Drawers donbly seated o. " g. ~
His st,s,,.csi elS.hss -
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGES 90
OF LONDON.

This company Is prepared to loan money
Of reasonable rates Of interest at from one
70 hve years time, secured by deed Of trust
On improved lands and city property. II
VIII also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad and other bonds, and purchase
vendors lion notes.
Q. r. WkLLxsLxy,
esneral Manager, Office COS Main street
DAllas. Texas.
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TUpIOn UII.
In using Eupion Oil you not only guard
your ia nily from accident, but also provide
the best and most brilliant light than any
burning oil can produce.
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Eupion OIL.

Sometimes inferior and dangerous oils
are sold as Eupion Oil, therefore we espe.
cially urge consumers to take care that
they obtain the genuine article.
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=, Lost-All the old stock OF homeless ham.
New supply just received by A. Il. Bouche,
opposite HERALD office.
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Ladies' suits and underwear AZ w
,.lan's, 7Q6 Elm.
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine Office and art
gallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most attract.
ve place in the city.
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Eupion OIL.
The demand for Eupion Oil increased GOO
per cent. during the year 1881.
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Twelve and halt cents will buy one of
those famous metropolitan (Regalia Chica)
ut Patterson's Drug Store.
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EupjOn OIL.

Eupion Oil was first manufactured in st.
Louis, Missouri in 1861, and not an acct.
dent Is on record as having resulted from its
Csp.
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Laces and embroideries at BaumanS~
Elm street.
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Real Estate.

Wylie, Williams e. company, real estate
agents, sold lot 81 by leo, corner PORT
land and Cadiz streets, for 81 600. There
was only small house on it.
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Ladies' suits and underwear AZ "'
mans, 706 Elm.
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Found-AtA. Il. Bouche's, opposite HER
AID office, the freshest and best butter in
Dallas.
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Candy made daily at Keach's, 7l2 Elm
street.
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Smoke Duke of Durham cross Gu" ~
in the worl d.
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Satins and silks, all shades, at Baumans,
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Hats and bonnets to suit your faces 4ss ~ "
match your dresses, at Bauman's' I" p''
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1000 Canes Mt Curtis.
curtis has the finest stock of canes In
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Go to $50 Elm street for "Dom...,.,
ing-machines. DOMESTIC" sew
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Headquarters for millinery at Bauman's
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Eupion Oil, the family safety oil
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TO CONTRACTORS AND Brun
Frs, ''~u'

DALLAS TExAs, Nav ., lSS2-sss,os
sails Tor the building of the Dallas e n p'vic'
VIII be received up TO noon. of ss,pps ss,aagA
I'm inst, AT the Office OF The secrs,s,v \,
Aldrldge, 623 Elm street, Dallas TsrsH! a;
also plans and specifications can hs s ssSn WE'D
goc and sufficient bond must sS"a,.
each for the faithful performance Of ~, GSSsUa..
Inc company reserves the right n 80, WI
and all bids ''sA' !" lele1nI
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from o.r--724 Main strcst. usAns buggy
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Fans.
Fans,

Space would allow sus to mention many more
articles but assure the public that we havea as
full a line of goods ON hand any other house in
Dallas, and Lower Figures than it was ever offered.
All goods delivered free OF charge to any part of
the city.
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HICKOX.
DRUGGIST
No. COS MAIN STREET.
Gives Special Attention to Prescriptions
THE CITY.
SPRING STYLES OF BoNNErs.

SPRING STYLES OF BONNETs.
Tho latest shades in Silk Velvets,
Batins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
and the latest styles in everything in
the Millinery line. Ladies would do we'll
to call and examine my large stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash.
,onable goods ever brought to Dallas.
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Elm street, next door to Oram's jewciry
store.
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listers and circulars at Bauman's.
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listers and circulars at Baumsns
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Fish, Eggs and Butter ,,,, III, street.
Constantly on hands at l2V' Elm
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Plumes and tips, ali colors, AT Bauman's
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sstins and silks, all shades, at Bauma,,,
JOG ELM s' Nv D"uuan' y,
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NoTlCE-All persons Iivin,,s,,,,,,-,
YIN the city OF Dallas, ara b vi ooas buses
c 81, up and disiniect their p "y,sGy noaa
s ms 10 T be- ms SsST ,s s standing a.S I, ~
rubbish or roSh of any kinI VI r,N VI sand ans 5
su ,S OF suffers This notice mp, IS pal aa
Win WIN immediately, If YOU wish b's ~ Oe conp
plies 10 ,hotSy @nd time. This notice ~, NJ
MAYA 1850 NJ N: NEWs0yV VIZ
~,Gr,-,, nSalth Officer Dallas, Ts,n
NorlCE-sealed proposals vm !. y,
oy the G.ty secretary until oSio1 Isee;ls
d inSsa| Gn May l;lh proxmo, to S SS
anu specifications on fla in ,ah,oVlulhg 70 pls
ONCE once Also to furnish the m,t Uy ,e1s'Issi
s TIDE sewer along Elm street fam ~ y
street f 70 Sycamore street. and down NI S
10 the Trinity river, accor,,n, ' "a NsHt
SPeeihGations on file in the city ensipp ps q
W M Johnson, City Engineer s'"ee' oas
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E. Reach, Wholesale coniectionef'
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plures and 5, alt ,ipcolor,, a, p.,,
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Neckwear and corsets at Baumsns
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Gloves at Bauman's, zoe Elm.
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Hair Goods at Bauman's.
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Ask your grocer for Ennion Oil.

Flowers and ribbons at Bauman's.
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Home Manufactures.

May eth, 1883.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

Minneapolis is reported to ship annu-
ally beyond her local consumption
1,650,870 barrels Of flour. "These, !"
said the 7ribune's statistician, ''if piled
one above the other, end to end, would
reach $50 miles. The flour would make
about sos, 255, 900 loaves of bread, the
ordinary size of bakers loaves. These,
piled in pyramid, would make, rough
iy calculated, square pyramid with a
base 800 feet square and height OF
nearly 1000 feet"
This Was IN Boston.
It is seldom, says the Boston Journal,
that the idea of dignity is associated
with the act Of serving a term in state
prison, yet even this degradation may
be borne with q patience that APP
proaches dignity. A woman who was
standing as witness in case was sud-
denly asked: "You have served term
in state prison, have you notp" EYES,"
replied the witness, and / served it like
lady," She was proud Of the fact.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

AS to people saying few idle words
about us, we must not mind them any
more than the old church steeple minds
the rocks cawing about it.
The difficulty with some people is that
they know too much. Self-conceit, how.
ever, is such sweet vice that nothing
can persuade us to part with it.
Every Christian should be a man of
courage and copstancy, true to his con-
victions, and ever ready to stand upl for
the right in the face of every foe.
Persevere in whatever calling you
adopt. Your progress may bs slow, and
your results seemingly meagre, but that
is no reason for growing faint-hearted.
Character is not cut in marble-it is not
something solid and unalterable. 1t is
something living and changing, and may
become decreased as far as our bodies do.
Cloud and rainbow appear together.
There is wisdom in the saying that the
whole creation is kept in order by dis
order, and that vicissitude maintains the
world.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

Great truths, when first promulgated
always have received flood of abuse and
popular ridicule, but truths cannot be
destroyed, though they are swamped for q
time.
Let us here affirm it is to your interes,
to be Christian. The truest philosophy
the higeest wisdom, and the most varied
experience of men prove the truth of this
assertion.
Many a man with an ambition to dc
great things does nothing at all, simply
because he feels above doing the very
little things which he is capable of doing
Boston Transcript.
Life is made up, not Of great sacrifice,
or duties, but of little things, of which
smiles and kindness and small obligtion.
given habitually, are what win and pre-
serve the heart and secure comfort.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
Deserted Oil Towns,

But II there is picture of desolation,
it is an oil town that has been left; that
has gone off by itself and died. The
dismantled derricks stand about like so
many tombstones. The deserted houses,
though the crowd, flying away to new
oil fields, had cruelty put out the eyes OF
the old town lest it should follow. The
doors hang in crippled fashion on para
lyzed hinges; they have forgotten their
I'D hospitality of the ''hush times" there
is neither welcome or rejection in their
half-open attitude, but they look as
though they stood ajar to save the ghosts
the trouble of hunting for the key-hole.
The dismal creak of the walking-beam
is succeeded by q quiet infinitely more
dismal. The merry song of the rigger
has ceased, and the voice of the nomadic
slugger mingles no longer with the de-
iant shout of the rustler. The gin-mill
has passed away and no longer runs
even on single shift The chimneys
toppled over and wear the dishearted
look of a hat out of season. Even the
tramps shun the town, and there is q
general look of linen dusterin Deem
Der about the settlement. Usually one
or two of the poorest houses are inhab-
tied by detected families, who seem to
wonder what they are staying here for.
I have often wondered why the few peo'
pie who remain in the deserted oil town
did not move into the best houses, but
they never do. They are usually people
who are too dolefully poor to follow the
crowd to the new oil fields, and when
they stay behind they remain in their
own houses. They take the fences and
shutters and porches and floors from the
property of their absent weather. neigh
bors for firewood, but it never seems to
occur to them to move into the mansions
and burn up their own novels. l don't
know what they do for a living. I Oft
en- wonder that they don't start q sa-
loon. That flourishes where any other
business fails. And it requires so little
furniture; just a picture of George
Washington and half bushel of saw
dust.-Burdette.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
1t is very rare 10 find ground which

1t is very rare 10 find ground which
produces nothing if 1t is not covred with
| flowers, fruit trees or grain, it produces
briers and pines. 1t is the same with
mau-if he is not virtuous, he becomes
vicious.
The importance of admitting the light
of the sun freely to all parts of our dwell
ings cannot be too highly estimated; in.
deed, perfect health is nearly as much
dependent on pure sunlight as it is on
pure air.
The more deep and thorough our
knowledge of any subject, the more hum
BILE is our estimate of that knowledge.
We then see heights to which We have
not attained, and depths which we have
not fathomed.
Mrs. George Nelson, Reese, Mich, says:
II think Browns Iron Bitters is splen-
did medicine"
AS in our lives, so also in our studies,
it is most becoming and most wise to
temper gravity with cheerfulness, that
the former may not Undue our melancholy
nor the latter degenerate into licentious-
ness. -PlinY.
A politician thinks of the next election;
statesman of the next generation; pol
ition looks for the success of his party;
statesman for that of his country The
statesman wishes 10 steer, while the pol.
itition is setisfied to drift.-James Free
man Clarke.
Messrs. j. r. Bennett & Co., Adrian,
Mich, say: Browns Iron Bittcrs is sell
ing well and giving entire satisfaction. !.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

Sir julius Benedict is overrun con-
tinually with visits from aspiring young
singers, who want him 20 'try their
voices" He is very patient, and hears
each applicant sing a stanza OF bal
lad. Then he generally says: 'Why
don't you 60 on de stage, my young
frientF You haf got goot voice. just
take my card to Carl Rosa" "Sir Jul
ius," q "third party" who was present
once, "what will be the result of that
young mans visit to Carl Rosap" "He
may be, perhaps, catch himself on dc
chorus"
"Did you hear my lecture last even.
ing?" inquired an artist of milkman
who was suspected of adulterating the
tactical fluid which he sold. mo; ]
couldn't get around" I'm sorry, be-
cause it was something of vital import.
ance to you, and I'm sure you would
have enjoyed it." "Ah!' said the in
terested pint and quart tosser; "what
was tho subject of your lecturer"
"Chalk Talk" replied the picture
drawer. The milk drawer turned pale
and skinned away.-The New York
Dairy.
The density of ice differs very much
with the longitude. Now, ten pounds
of ice in Burlington, Iowa, is about
three feet square; in Cincinnati 1t is
about the size of soap-box; in Pitts
burg it is as big as stove-pipe hat; in
Philadelphia it has to be put in the ice
chest directly from the wagon, or it
will melt away before you can run into
the house with it, and in New York, II
you ask dealer for ten pounds OF ice,
he laughs in a hollow manner and says
he never heard of such thing. You
take fifty pounds or nothing. and then
he weighs it on letter-scale.-B Bur-
hngton Hdsokeye.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21
STATIONS.
EAST.
WEST.

Connections are made at ST. IGNACE with:
Tho Michigan Central Railroad for Detroit and
all points in Michigan and In the east, south and
south east. Trains leave Mackinae City $50 am.
and $50 pm.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana r. r. for Grand
Rapids, Fort Wayne and the South and East. Leay-
ing Mackinac City at $50 pm.
Connections made at MARQUETTE with:
The Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon Rail-
road for the Iron and Copper Districts
Through tickets on sale at Marquette and st.
Ignace and at all points in the northerf Peninsula
Also tickets to European ports by all principal lines
at Gen'l Pass. Agents office.
For Information as to passenger and freight rates.
apply to office of General Freight and Passenger
Agent.
Trains daily except Sunday.
d. McC0OL, FRANK AILLlGAN
Gen'l Supt.. Genl Frt. 4 Pass. Agt.
Marquette, Mich Marquette Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-21

The greatest events of an age are its
best thoughts. II is the nature of thought
to find its way into action.
Fatalism, whether it assume the form
of torpid acquiescence, or of inconsiderate
alliance, is not resignation.
The more we drink, we still desire the
more. So, if we indulge our passions,
they become daily more violent
The love of Christ is like the blue sky
into which we see clearly, but the real
vastness of which you cannot measure.
The work an unknown good man has
done is like vein of water flowing hid
den under ground, secretly making the
ground green.
We often find thousand excellent ex.
cuses for our gravest faults; but if any
one wrongs us in the least, the offense is
objectionable.
Scoff not at the natural defects of any
which are not in their power to mend
Oh, it is cruel to beat cripple with his
own crutches.
If anything effects your eye, you hasten
10 have it removed; but if your mind is
disordered, you must postpone the term
of cure for a. year.
One of the illusions is that the present
hour is not the critical, decisive hour
Write it on your heart that every day il
the best day in the year.