Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-01-21

WHAT o tsks Datias the Hsar g
Take 6attery % m insult, and al hon
est compliment as something to be CRATE
full for.
Take pains to be faithful and conscien-
tious in business. 1t will bring you sue
cess.
Take pains to avoid the Zip" girl. She
will distract you, and like enough entrap
you at last.
Take pains to further the interests of
your employer, if you want your employ
er to care for yours.
Take offense only at things worth be-
ing offended at. 1t is sure evidence of
small mind to notice trifes.
Take hold of any work that comes to
your hand. rather than be idle. Luck al
ways waits upon the busy man.
Take time to be polite and kind, always.
Rudeness never pays. The boor may
think so. but he Is wrong.
Take trouble like a man. Don't 20
whining about when it comes, but shut
your mouth, and stand up under it reso-
lutely.
Take trip, now and then, and try to
see something outside of the town you
live in. Travel is one of the greatest of
educators.
Take pains to do your work we'll. The
conscientious worker is the one who gets
TO the front-and the one that need never
be idle.
Take care that you make each day
q model for all the days to come-and
then copy after it. Try to live each day
SO that it will bring you no regrets.
Take time, young man. to go out with
your sister. If she is good girl she ia
much more desirable company for you
than that other girl who firts with you so
desperately.
Take your wife, or your wife and chill
dren with you when you 60 out to be
amused. That is not proper amusement
for you that you can not take your wife
to-and you know it.
Take as much care of your money as
you can, if your means are limited. but
ny W ooSC yOuA oAAAC0 VI yOAA nAuO
words. The more liberal you are the
more you will have.
Take time, young woman, to be kind to
your brother-and 90 out with him when
he wishes you to do so. He is one Of
your best friends, sure. He will protect
you always. Take time to be good to
him.
Take pains to hear both sides of story
before you come to conclusion. Jump
ing at conclusion. one time and another,
has filled the world with enemies. and de-
luged it in blood. Wait to hear both sides
before you speak.
Take wife, if you are able to support
one. A single life is Ian unnatural one,
and, if you are able to support wife, q
very, very selfish one. It is every able
bodied mans duty to help some good wO-
man through the world. Where would
you be now if your father had not done
this!
Take heart, if you are cast down. Your
luck will change ere the year is out.
What though the clouds do cover you
now; the sun will shine by-and-by. No
life IS made up altogether of shadow, and
God never yet wholly deserted resolute
man or brave woman. Fight oh, and
victory will come at last.
Take resi-, II you are aO!e 10 auOr0 II.
Rest is sweet, and you don't wear out
while you are resting. The Saviour babe
the weary to come unto him, and he prom
ised them-rest. One must be tired to
make rest sweet, and when one is tired, oh,
80 tired, what heaven it is just simply to
lie down, and close the eyes, and fold the
hends, and-rest The soft green banks,
the murmuring brooks, the cool. shady
places that We knew SO long ago, and
where in the dim old days we lay down
to rest after some chase over the hills anC
through the woodstock! how lovely they
were! and how sweet was the rest! AND
how much lovelier and sweeter it all seems
now that 1t is so far away in the past
Yes, if you are fortunate enough to be
| tired, and lucky enough to he able, take
a rest-one of the old kind. 1t will dc
YOU good.