The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-02
Gsi.s From Great Asthsrs.

Hut one
Stsnd ~ the other oomn bior,
And look aud weep,
While those marble lips strange silence keep,
Dazzling. which one2
Of US. dear
but one
BY an open grave viii drop q tear,
And homeward 60,
tbs anguish Of IN uns,ared grief to know
Darling, whick ono?
.ne Of us, darling, il must b.:
II may BE- you viii slip from ms;
Or perhaps my life may just b. done--
Which one3
Obligation IL thraldom, and thral-
dosa is hateful.
To rule ones anger is well; to pre-
vent it is better.
To know how to wait is the great
Of success.
Those who San command them
command others.
If you desire to be held wise, be so
wise AZ to hold your tongue.
The weakest spot in any ma,s is
where he thinks himself the strong
est.
He that calls . man ungrateful
sums up all the evil that y man can
be guilty of.
People seldom improve when they
have no other model but themselves
to copy after.
Man little knows what calamities
are beyond his patience to bear till
he tries them.
lis a strange truth that only in
the agony OF parting do we look into
the depths Of love.
Our doubts are traitors, and make
us lose the good we Oft might win by
fearing to attempt.
Minds Of moderate calibre ordi.
nariiy condemn everything which is
beyond their range.
Gayety Is not a proof that tb<
heart is at ease, for often i'll the mids,
OF laughter the heart is sad.
When death, the great reconcller
has come, it is never our tenderness
that We repent Of but our severity.
Opportunity is III good angel, bu
It when it knocks we do not ope,
quickly, it goes away rarely to return
Perhaps no crime, no SIN, no faul:
no folly brings 80 much woe Az doc
the enc trouble error of ,rresolutioll
Every heart has its secret sorrow
which the world knows not, and Of
ten times we call a man cold when |,
is only sad.
There is nothing more UNIVERSAL
commended than u fine day; the re;
son Is that people can commend
without envy.
a young mother will die when sh
gives her child its first kiss, and
hospital for incurablcs will rcma;
I'LL to its roof.
A blot ma. be erased, but with Il,
eiisure goes part OF the originai tex
IRE. Character can never suffer
q staln without some loss.
Nothing is our own: wsthold our pleasures
Just a littls willis. srs they are tisd;
One by one life roba ms Of our treauures
Nothing II our own uxuept our deud.' +
a man has no more right to ray a
unelvil thing than to act one; Il
more right to say a rude thing to q,
other than to knock him down.
1t IL by no means q fact that dea,
is the worst Of all evils. When
comes it il often All alienation /
mostals who are worn out with SUITE
, ings.
1t rs impossible to make people IL,
derstand their ignorance for it +
quires knowledge to perceive il; al
therefore he that can perceive it hal
it not.
!. There is none so great but he IN;
!, both need the help and service, a,
stand i'll fear Of the power and IL
Z Kindness ven Of the meanest
i mortals.
Ian can't make good out of e,
any more than you can skim Il
cream off the top of a pan Of mi
i and then turn IL over and skim it I
, tils bottom.
Say nothing respecting yourse
either good, bad or Indifferent; not
ing good for that il vanity; nothil
l bad for that is affectation; nothing j
! different, for that is silly.
! a Chinese maxim rays: We !,
J. quire four good things of woule
!. That virtue dwell IN her heart, th
medesty play on her brow, that swe.
. pcss flow from her lips, that indust
! occupy her hand.
: Emotive religion without rigl
eons,less is AL gush. Morality wi,
, out righteousness is only dress
. rade; but when our emotions and .
morality are the result of charact,
: tl,at, and that alone, is r%iyhtconsre,
Error is q hardy plant; it flourish
! in every soft, in the heart Of the wi
aid good, alike vith tho wicked i,