Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-23
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Pope; Fair tresses mans imperial race
ensnare.
EMERSON: Self-trust is the essence of
heroism.
SHAKESPEARE: The mind of guilt is full
of scor pions.
NAPOLEON: What is history but fable
agreed upon.
CAELYLE: Habit is the deepest Law of
human nature.
BULwER LYTToN: Grief alone can
teach Us what is sorrow.
CRAY: History the ample page is rich
with the sPoils of time.
Il. MABTYN: The man who pauses in his
honesty, wants Little Of william.
GOETHE: He il happier, De he King G.
peasant VINO finds peace in his home.
LoNGFELLow: Well has it been said
there is no grief like the grief that does
not speak,
HARE: To Adam paradise was home,
to the good among his descendants home is
paradise.
orally too small to be felt till they are too
strong to be broken.
BANCROFT; By common consent gray
hairs are a crown of glory; the only object
of respect that can never excite envy.
ROUSSEAU; Heroes are not known by
the loftinees of their carriage, as the great
est braggarts are generally the merest
towards.
SHAKESPEARE: If all the year were play
ing holidays to sport would be as tedious
as to work, but when they seldom come
they are wished for to come.
TUCKEBMAN. The hand is the minds
only perfect vassal, and when through age
Or illness, the connection between them is
interrupted, there are few more effecting
token of human decay.
LORD CAMPBELL: Lord Ten.erdon. the
celebrated Judge, expired with these words
upon his lips: gentleman of the jury,
you will now consider your verdict" The
force of habit strong in death.
WHIPPLE: The very large, very respect
able, and very knowing class of misan-
thropes who rejoice in the name of grum-
blers-persons who are so sure the world
is going to ruin, that they resent every at
tempt to comfort them, as insult to their
sagscity, and accordingly seek their con-
ISOLATION in being unconsolable, their chief
pleasure is in bong displeassd. They are
comfortable and happy when they are
miserable.
The Unitarian church at Canton, Mass.
has voted unanimously to use water in
stead OF wine at the Communion table.
George Grant, Of Merriweather, Ga,
says, counting his grand and great grand,
great, great, grand children. he has one
hundred and five.
The late Mrs. G. E. Northam of Hart
ford, Conn, has left bequest of 100000
to Trinity college and $4,000 in smaller
sums to various societies.
The new pasture of Captain King in
Coleman county, Texas, is to contain $780,
900 acres and will be the largest tract of
land within one fence in the world.
The London Lancet denounces the impu-
dence of an enterprising undertaken who
SSuOo hOCIfIS d CiICuldT ,OUSrlQg l2nO-
some commission if they will recommend
MIN.
The Neapoiitan cemeteries on All Saints
day present the spectacle of gigantic pic
mic. The people take their provisions and
wine snd eat them beside their relatives
graves.
Chicago has the reputation of being the
wickedest city in America, which may &C.
count for the persistency with which the
republicans hold their national conventions
there.
female oursng -outang in Philadelphia
has learned to love little dog, andIrefuses
to be separated from it. Another proof of
the near relationship of the monkey and
The human races.
At church fair in White Plains purse
was offered for the young girl who would
come forward and assert that she had de-
clined all invitations to eat ice-cream
during the summer.
An Oil City deacon, being late at church,
asked the congregation to excuse his
Hardness, as he had been up the night be-
fore opening the finest lot of dry goods
ever brought TO town.
A pet crow belonging to Il. G. Heidi, Of