The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
Ereak-V-Day Tonic.


When there are no storms, every
body is good mariner.
To many the full value of happi-
ness is not realized without snowy
setting.
Some men are a good deal like the
beer they drink-all froth and no sub
stance.
1t is commendable to work for some
thing, but better to be honest when
you have won.
Often is the result of false step
more to be endured than others COM
ments upon it.
Good principles are tenacious, and
tenacity in the right direction makes
good principles.
Most people are charitable as far as
sympathy goes, but few have the kind
that costs money.
Jealousy strikes at others and
wounds itself, which shows that jeal-
ousy is near-sighted.
More than one man has, astride of
his hobby, paraded it up and down,
only to return on foot.
To swear will not help on your
plans. Swearing may convince you,
but it never will others.
have always preferred to give free
advice rather than boarding and lodg-
ing at the same tariff rate.
Nothing is so easy as detecting in
your friends the faults that you are
most familiar with yourself.
despise egotism, and yet limited
nt nf N
lends confidence in self to others.
People who cultivate view OF
thought best adapted to make them
miserable generally succeed.
Most people are good theorists, but
few profit by theory, and they are the
ones who reduce theory to practice.
1t seems to be sort of soothing
syrup with many TO lay their ill luck
to circumstances "over which we
have no control"
Experience is the lot of all, and is
our best instructor. However, but
few are willing to be taught, and
large majority are trying to beat ex-
perience.
The safest rule that know of is to
be faithful at present work, so that
when accomplished the result OF past
efforts will guarantee us, when found,
for better things.
All the recorded truths, all the
timely warnings in the world, coupled
with good counsel, will not deter some
from folly so eflectually as once real
izing its real and evil effects.
To allow others as much credit for
integrity as they claim is good doc
trine, but to give them thirty days
trial before you turn your business
over to them is better sense.
1t is better to have harp with one
string, and know how to produce upon
it its fullest note, than one with a
thousand strings whose only echo that
follows the touch is discordant one
The worst kind of lies are those
which have a semblance of truth about
them, and the worst kind of liars are
those who reduce the practice to q
science, and render it more plausible
than the truth.
No doubt many of us would be sur
prised to learn that out of all the good
and evil spoken of us that the good
exceed the evil words, yet | believe
they do Humanity doesn't get suf-
ficient credit for benevolence.
In order to get assistance from
others in this world it is best TO APP
pear satisfied with what little they do
for you, even if you are not. Show
your appreciation for small helps and
YOU stimulate them to do more.
I do not believe there are any peo-
Die in heaven who never committed an
error but lived perfect lives here on
earth. If l reach there and find my
self mistaken l shall ask to return,
even with harps going and angels
singing.
Any man who begins life honestly
merits respect; he who remains honest
IS a man of thousand and the man
who can leave this world with the re-
spect for his honesty unchanged is
Justly crowned with veneration.-C
ago Ledger.
A Remarkable Accident