Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Scratch the 9reen rind Of q sepfipR, or
wantonly twist IL I'm the eoil. and
Scared or CROOKED oak win tall the act
for years TO come. How forcibiy does
Fthis figure stow the necessity OF aivine
right teBdspeiss to The miDds and hearts
Of the younaL s p
The Ginning of some parficnlar
words In the memory. and making q
noise in the bead ssIdom happsrs but
whom the mind u lazy or very loosely Or
negligently employed.
Mighty Is the force Of motherhood:
IL transforms all things br It's vitat
heat; IL turns tfmidity into fierce cour-
age and dreadiess defiance into tremu
lous submission; it turns thong htless
ness into foresight, and yet lulls al
auxiety into calm content; it makes
'selhshuess become self denial and gives
even TO tard vanity the Rlances the
admirins love.
There 10 one way OF rfpressinR feeling
SO effectual sB 10 deny it's expression
The very effort 10 calm the tones Of
our voice as 10 ex press less anger thnnl
one feels, viii itself allay the anger
and bring about o miider mood. The
brave struggles 70 endure necessary
suffering without ipfiicting cries and
lamentations upon friends, will en-
bance ones power Of endurance. He
who resolately changes whining ana
fretful tone for q cheerful one, will soon
find much less 20 fret about. al
Never be cast down by trifies. II q
spider breaks his web twenty times, I
twenty umes will he mend II. MAKE
up your mind 70 do thing, and yon'
will fcoS 1t. Fear not II trnubls como
upon you; keep up your spirits though
the day may be dark one.
To be free from desire is money; to be-
free from the race Of perpetually buy
ing something new. is certain revenues;
TO be content with what we possess
constitutes the greatest and most cer-l
tain Of riches.
II you would be exempt from uneasts
ness, do nothing which you know or
suspect is wrong; and II you wish 10
eDjoy the purest pleasure, always do
every thing in your power which you
know lie right.
Compliments of coDgratulation are
alwas 8 kindly taken, and cost nothing
but pen, ink. and paper. We consider
them as drRughts upoa good breeding, I
where she exchange IL aIways greatly
In favor Of the drawer.
He ~ho can wait for what he desIres|
takes the course not to be exceedingly
grieved II he fails of It; he, on the c04-
trary. who labors after thing soo1
thinks the success, when
1t comes, Is not q recompense equal
to all the gains he has been ut about
1t.
In daily Intercourse constant effort is|
made to please by those who love peace.
They best succeed who take The simpler
method of aiming NOT 20 disDlease. DO
sueceed In tho avoidance of offense-l
giving is the true success,
The man who regards himself AS u
machiEe calculated tc do q certain
amount Of work in the course of the
year, with NO more rest than iJRivenl
70 o bit of mechaoicism, IN sure to resp
the fruit OF his folly. II may come
in great weariness Of life, or In impair
ed strength, or IN the total collapse pf
the whole system-perhaps the moss
melancholy fate of all. a3c9l
We are reproAehed with forgetting
Others: we forget Ourselves thcusatd
tiusPt reeSe- We Nonfom 0er ~ Wiiht no
hear, sse and read, often accurately: /:
not 90 with what we felt--that is faint
and uncertain In its record. Memory
ie the least egotisticzl Of all our facul
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