Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-25
Selected Aphorisms,
For the Sunday Globe.

Treasure the affections of those who
love you. After all, there is nothing else
in this world so valuable. It is the only
thing which money cannot buy.
Work for some good, be it ever SO slow
| ly; labor, all labor is noble and holy.
Keep busy; idleness is the strength of
bad habits.
| Death is the end of all things; a good
life and quiet conscience are the safest
weapons with which to meet this hungry
monster.
Through much tribulation ye must en-
ter into the kingdom of God.
Buy the truth and sell it not
Life's field will yield, as We make it, a
harvest Of thorns or flowers.
Ire angel and man are the most per-
feet creatures whom God has Gre
ated, because they alone are gifted with
intelligence, and capable of knowing and
loving their Creator, and also because they
are destined to be eternally h1ppy in pos
sessing Him.
An An t humble man 4 8 ike good tree; the
i iu H. bti ~ Il -st the branches are, the
~ s"'' end themselves.
~ . u Int ard beautiful bird is hope-it
". II come TO US amid the darkness, and
sing the sweetest songs when our spirits
are sadd est and when the soul IS weary,
ana 10y 4gs TO pass sway, it MARBLES its sun
niest notes and tightens again the slender
nor Is of cur hearts that grief has been
airing eway.
This world is what We make 1t, SO let US
q De good. Whatever we do, let Us do it for
! the best. When we stand before God to
J be iudged, no one then can assist us, If we
L k6o I1bk (xO6 q marpIful
bat Just Judge; it is only great souls that
know how much glory there is in belng
good.
There are people whose very presence
: seems to lift you into better, higher
: purer atmosphere. Choose such Bssoci
{ ates. He that walketh with wise men shall
! be wise; but companion of evil shall b.
y destroyed.
Never do an act in life on which yoI
dare not first ask Gods blessing. W
g make little actions great By performin
is them with q great desire of pleasing Coz
N "The patient man shall talk of viz
C. tories and to him that persevereth l wi
m give the crown"
The man who forgives his enemy is lis
God.
81 The Lord is nigh unto those of a contrib
<, heart.
ly Few love to hear the sins they love to &C
a Tell the truth and shame the devil.
= Look carefully into thine own faults an
thou will find little inclination to weig
the actions of Others.
ca The whole of human life consists in Ii
or tie actions which accomplish great dutie
OF God weighs the heart and not the wor
n that he looks not at what We do, but VII
-er we do it.
Cultivate the soul; so pluck up the ev
weeds to prepare It for the good seed {
I'M the good God. Do nothing but what &c
OF can offer to God. Love God, whose chill
Is you are. Be faithful, more earnest, le
p. worldly, love God more and serve hil
: better God would have you dIferen
Live for him. Go out of yourself.
Live more for Others, do right becsui
to it Is right. love tbs truth for the truth
Oh. sake. be purer, mere noble every way, 81
,es all things shall be added unto you. Ever
"a. one ought to read in triple bookE IL Il
=. book OF creatures, that he may fhd Go
us ID the book OF conscience, that he ms
y know himself; in the book of scriptur
&C. that he may love his neighbor.
We should know and feel that our futu
he Is to be beyond the stars in heaven, al
that if We lead Yirt1ous lives here, We "
shine sss stars for ali eternity"
on LIE. Us remember that sublime wor
ng make lot man holy and Just, but II
IN t1ozs life naketh him dear to God.
II The silent influences of our lives mo