The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-10
WISDOM.
DIATI.


That moas thoughta. which visit at nsw grave,
In tender pilgrimage, will ceaae to 60
10 duly and % oft-ani when gras. waves
Over the paet-away. there may b. then h
NJ resurrection tn the minds Of men, Il
-rox HooD.
No grander thing can man do than I.
give helping hand to = young man NM
has become discouraged.
Charity toward the weakness Of hum,,
nature 10 . virtue which we demand in o.I
ers, but which We find very hard to pra.
tice ourselves.
A beautiful smile is to the female conn! {
tenance what the sunbeam is to the lu,u;.
scape. It smbellishes an inferior face, uldI
redeems IN ugly one.
1nquisitive people are the tunnels Of con.
versation they do not take in an, thin,
for their own use, but merely pass it to au.
other.
It is impossible to make people unlc,
stand their ignorance, for II requires know
edge to perceive It; and therefore he th.
can perceive 1t hath It not.
"Money does every thing for q man
said an old gentleman, polnpously. Yes
replied the other one; = but money wun,
do - much for man as some men will i.
for money"
A knowledge Of art tends to self. know,
edge, inasmuch a. an analysis Of the Iam
Of beauty and taste promotes an unde,
standing Of the powers and purpose Of thy !
soul.
While his mother lives, q man hv IN.
friend on earth who will not deser Nm
when he 10 needy. Her affection Aox, \
from pure fountain, and ceases only a,
the ocean Of eternity.
To dream gloriously, you must act gle
riously while yon are awake; and to briny
angels down to converse with you in YOU
sleep, you must labor in the cause Of virtu
during the day.
1tis easy to tell when others are flattered 4
but not when we ourselves are, and even,
man and woman will lend firm belief to th.
soft nothings Of the very man they beliew,
to be ~ arrant tlatterer, when others ansS
in the case.
The CROOKED TREE.-" Such q cro.l
old woman as Mr.. Barnes Is never wou} /
send her jelly or any thing else again." saNaa
on the table. 'She never even said,
Thank you.' but. Set the cup on the tss
ble, child, and don't knock over the bot
klon WEV, Ans,St hn. L..
instead Of sending you. III be dead OH
been little more neighborly I nevt
want to 80 there again, and shouldA
think you would
MOLLY Molly come quick aud sec N,
DAVIS struighten the old cherry tree !" cal
ed Tom through the window and old Ml
barnes was fnrgotten m Molly flew out ova.
the green to the next yard.
Her mother watched with good deal Q. i
interest the eff''rts Of two stout men o.
with strong ropes, they strove to pull th
crooked tree this way and that, but it va
OF no lac. VI
It's ;.s crooked IA the letter s and hasa..
been for twenty years. You're just twentsS
,;sars to.' Late, Mr.. Daws." said Joe as
dr 'lped the ropes aud wiped the swel
from his face.
wears tn. l.ts m tnh.co" co.. nrI ~, 'ms T"a.
nsLal E NJ In nass .' 'oo "''>' '"'''' 'oe
That's n ,rna uor, ,r..+.- .,a ,.,s ID
hard IN ir.ak ~ Nth ,ho,,, ~ - s .a.,o st,
oil tree straight. But signed the pledr
laen < +" ~ "'''' WV "o'P' : "'''"
"Wi,h Cod. h.,r vo,, ,r.r ,,,,. - Ia.
II .Jo., " r.s,,or1sJ & * r.": 10y .op" .,ns ~ He
ii,;ou ,;v.. r a.ar. ,,sn sno . 'a.. a'hnaa :. oul
NJ one heeu despair 10 lo':g as we have sucHs
promises OF grace to help"
That's my comfort. sir. " said the man
..hnt .Io,l t..i, H.. 49," 80 -. -.
anu not grow crooked at the beginning
~, MOI ner, said Molly, az she sto I'd
tne w'hoow again at her mothers side, -
Know !. now what II the matter with Old Mr.
Barnes. one needn't Try to be pleasant
eno A'no hoW' Ior she 8 like the old tree
~ Cwe"tS years TOO iate
~ never 100 iate' with GODS help, ~
s!y 70 ao oet'er' OUT ny little girl must o.
glA 70 keep Dack Marsh words ana IN
N'no tnougnts; then wi'l never maven
s'sy, as Joe said aoont the tree: 1t
twenty years TOO late. '"-Ch'Afs World Il
r..., c- ,,,,., "a
luz sIARs'-Mith what Just propret ]
.. ~ .h""gat mas l1gnt q oeen called the "vo'ce
OF the stars! Through light alone CONE
an the knowledge we possess concernit
tneh. Hau lgnt Deen created with lf