The Dawson journal., 1883-08-09
FoQD FOR THOUGHT.
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It is wisden TO siihk, andfbliy to- -
BIT without thinking. FV & 1fsH
We are.nO longer happy 50 sSeH
rs Se--wisiia- be- happies..-.-.-us..-.--.--.
A man Of lofty thought aud slsss.E
waited opinfon-a ballooniss n
a'Fhe greatest happiness comes from =.
the greatest activity. si saissN I -
Love for the dead should hos r
crainp Dur duty for the iviBg..:a' ~ sfs'
It is upon the smooth ice we fall; Asa
the toughest path is the safest. ''s'ss y 4
Occasions do not make . man
| frail but they show what he is, ..1
Despise no one; for every ono
knows something thou knowest not; s.,
IA prayer in its simplest definition I,
is Inerelga wish turned God ward ,aT'
= Genius at first is nothing 4nors rssA
than. 4 great capacity for 'receiviAgosi.ia
discipainelne "a eel
Rashness is not vaior; doubtful 'ia
hopes Sight to make meH fesolute, saa
not rash. '.'a e ateHae1s
~ .4. Lg3aAt re- @saessf
True friendship is like sound
healthS Its value is seldom khown
until 1t is lost. s .s'.,, 's'' ~ a'iS
He who rises late lnust trot all ssaa
day, and viii scarcely overtake his n
business at night. sgaaA 81 liz
True love always makes a man Bet sar
ter, no matter who the woman is or ns
who inspires it.
What men want is not talent, it's
purpose, not the power To achieve; 'sas
but The will to labor. F. ea' e ftasq
He who does good for goods sake
seeks neither praise nor reward,
though sure of both at last.
One may be better than his repu-
tation or his Sonduct but never bet
ter than bis principles.
The best way to show our appre-
ciation Of the Divine forbearance is
to be forbearing ourselves.
The feeble tremble before opinion.
the foolish defy it, the wise Judge its
the skiful direct IT,
Pay your honest debts before you
subscribe to charitable undertakings.
Honesty Before charity.
Let us have faith that right makes aet
might, and in that faith let iis, to aa4
the end, dare to do our duty
4 man may be thought clever
while he is seeking for wisdom but
if he imagines he has found it, he is
fool
Life is not so excessively charged
with sweetness that one needs to be IL
continually throwing in acids or bit.
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He who is false to present duty
breaks al flaw in the loom; and viii a
find the flaw when they have forgot
ten the cause
There are something's / am afraid to
do, and / confess It in This great
presence; am afraid to do mean
thing.
A Christians experience is like a
rainbow, made up of drops of the
grief Of earth and beams Of the bliss
of heaven. A cheerful temper. $50
joined with innocence, will make
beauty attractive, knowledge delight ma'e
full, and wit good-natured. sss@
Power, in its quality and degree, ~'s'
is the measure of manhood. Scholar
ship, save by accident, Is never the r
measure of mans power. +
The talent of success success is nothing nothing q
more than doing what you can can do
well, and doing Well whatever you -
do without a thought Of fame.
If you want to gain reputation!
for eccentricity, and to be, Universally
dreaded, if not hated, blurt out tthS
plain truth on ali occasions,
The losses, troubles, suffering of
our daily life are only the dust aud qe
oinders blown into the travellers
eyes on the Journey TO our heavenly 'ti
home. 9
l. Is eta ast.a4 ~ -. s
II is how, far more than what w8
do that is the source Of the pleasaty
Of pain which our daily lives are ~
dating upon those whom Eye bye
best.
Adversely has ever been considered
as the state in which . man most
easily becomes acquainted with him
self, particularly, being fr6e from