Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-09-01
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Socially is the bes, c,,ra
serious and prolonged ABSORB
ness CT though. or care., which
r'mentai t o many of cur busy p.osA.
rest taken IN solitude. after
Are over permits the mind 81,
d beaten track The e.s cha
blazing Ere may be tempting :,
soiler. but they 90 no. force b.
into other channels, OF conp4I 49,
aside tho train oil idea. tia, s...
hours been working in bis brain.
on the contrary, forb:dsv such up.ssS
indulgence. She insists Upon a,o,,I
Of mind and nanner during her s..o,,
She calls for vivacity, variety ln.,.I
it possible. Wit and hunor. o, 80
cheerful intres, in tia, OF o,b.r
baniehes accustomed seriousr e.. :,
and the trooding :er familiar ~,on.
the t%arnestness OF strong emotion ~
short tine eli there are force to =.
to the lighter play Of fancy, the e,e,..j
Of popular interests, and the deve,o,-I
of sympathy with Others upon un.,.s
and varied subjects. Thus tie n,s.1
vigorated and refreshed, urused al
are brcush, into exercise, and the lfx 8
anoe restored by a gentle comyulsi u
no u desires to rssis'
We ought. 10 justice to youth. to i.
to expect pleasure in the actual Der.
nee OF i:s labors, to taste the da6,h, j
excellence, TO revel in the exete. /
climbing, to feel enthusiasm,in copap.-]
difficulties. Youth is especially sI,.
these Influences. aud nigh. easily /. ]
to welcome them but, when We eols,, !.
more them, AID urge Industry AID -.
only for the sake of what NAV ai,4,,,..
accrue, when We assume ,ha, work i. !.
and uninteresting. and exhor, its perso.,
ance as q painful duty or a dire necs.,
We cannot wonder if they take US a, =,
word and avoid as much Of i, a. po.,s,,
Be ware Of busy bodies. A Nan >,
NEEDLES in other people affairs il ,t,
make mischief. He generally media,
serve himself, and consequently puu 4,
ferent constructions on the same ,s.,
when said to diferen, persons. SO ,hs !,
most innocent words &c, distorted ipo I,
plications which those who use them 10,
intended they should bear.
Experience that is not based UPON =,
ciples, that does no! embody the resul.,
past thought ard preparation, AMI til.
uninspired by any pecu lar Fl Less o, b,
for the work in hand is a. bes, bu: & :.
cbanical and mono,cnous rol,iGe
The ehortest ant sure.t way 10 I've ;,
honor in the world is to be in reality ,u
you would appear to be; and. i We o,ys
We shall find that all virtues increase u
strengthen by practice ant s.perisas
them.
Every nan tupt, to am a, .niu.l
not by pulling oilers down, bu, BY ,,a
himself, and e,joy the pleasure ef Bis q
periority, whether imaginary or real, v
out %interrup ing ttLers in tie S, ne e IL
II fortune has fairly sat on a mar.
takes it for granted that lite con..,
being sat upon. But to be codiled
fortunes knse, and then AVE Biz {,
boxed. that is s~ggravating.
The warm days in spring BRING II
passion flowers ard forget mt.Io.,. i
only after md summer. sL,n lie Il
grow shorter ard hotter. 'ha, IN, %
to appear.
One Of i.!e's hardes, les Gil. iroa :
cradle to the gr4ve i, waislrg Wes
out our ships. but canno, pai.ntIy I"
their return.
The mai who VS. IN vain. s.s ~
than in vain. He that I've. to no purP'
lives to a bad purpose.
The bosom e a Dad man j. desert l
the passions ana VIC. $ sre :'s tgers h!ss
ana serpents.
The mind is i,te a funk. # vel Isei
it will hold Amos. e-try'hirg Il ii PAL
next to moth ng
II is "a I, i.v. our fellow nee.
good TO 'hfE z.d you = II oe suye 's
them.
Let US no: b.-s r lr:v ng Oh os
chinery. phy.ical and Inen'ai ~l
stard it
1t is the L, O g-L.u.to b: op:ossd.
to o. iDvi2ora,-d oJ ppo i,ion
1t is lun.n "a gr- 70 love 70 .aaf>
periments q, Il nee Of o.t.ra
Mean . Us. Ike por pictu'es 81 .
foEnd IN good licking iaLes
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