Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
BURDETTE'S HUMOR.
The School Of Patience William Ts, Net a
Myth Ba.my SPr1gans is Da1a.a;
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/ Nhe'p I"o!s are usually drug IN ANY
market. 1t is only the great fools, my
son, who succeed; the fools who blunde
into millions, the fools who stumble int,
the Senate, the fools who become Presi
dents. But then you sea, when they
b'under along that far we quit calling then
fools.
Bnt you shouldn't think that only fool.
make money. There are poor fools, acre,
OF them. Frequently they support tn,
other fools. We should be gentle with
the fools. For the wise mans eve.
are in his head; but the fool walketr
in darkness But what of ii? Fo,
/ 81 myself perceived that one event hap
pcneth to them all. Then said / in nv
heart, As IT hapFeEcth to the tool, so il
hapPeneth even TO me; and why was then
wise; Then ! said in my heart that thi,
aisO IL vanity. For there is no r,mem.
bgauce Of the vie more than of the foo
forever, seeing that "i3irh nov IT,, in th,
days 20 come, shall aiI Dc forgotten. %
+ Therefore, deal gently with the G0Is Oh
wise pen aud learned. Truly light of mind
are we, and al the Sweetness and Geht''
We can comprehend we find in maple sugar
and kerosene lamp; but must we he
taken without the camp aud stoned
with stones because our folly will
not weary itself on the homoIn.aion of the
Ideal OF the Observation-Disclosures of the
. Thin nth the DIFFUSION Of the Previous
There be- fools AMI fools, aud whether the
N"i That make money are 20 be esteemed
lower than the kind that live ON time and
are always in debt is Il question for the
wise men to decide, and "what hath tn,
wise more than the iu0.s'
THE school or PATIENCE.
My dear boy, if a man can only cult.
waite patience and strength, il seems 10 me
he VIII be- a good ncigAhor, a pleasant man
to do business with, a sNle man to trust,
and the kind OF man the world loves,
even though he lack wisdom, and hath no
genius, and can tell good story or sing
note.
How much does the frctrul, restless,
hurrying old world owe to the patient
man, who finds his strength "in luirtncsz
and confidence, ~ who can I've patient with
cur faults, our iaDcies, our wirkcdugss,
who can be quiet when the scttest word
would have q sting; who can wait for
storms to blow over and for wrongs to
night themselves. who can patiently and
silently endure slight until he has fer
gotten il, and who can even be patient
with himself That's the fellow, my boy,
who tres nay patience and strength mrt
than any man else VITA whom !
have q dcI'. ! could get along with the
res, >: the world well Douph If he wcr,
ouIy ont o! d.. ] can NEE, al other cares
uaI cucmi,s hravely and cheerluly
enough. Ia, when myself comrs to mr
with his helriachg4 and h,uuayriug3 aud
Stumbling, with his own i0IIies and
troubles and Sins, somehow j." takes ali
the tuck ont of ice Ny strength Is weql.
hess aud my patience is folly when come
To deal with hlm. lie tires me. lie IL such
g fool, lie makes the same stupid blum
der5 in the same stupid way 50
mlny time7 Sometimes when ! think ]
mus! put mp with hiu and hi5 ways all my
life, want to give him up And then tn,
next time he comes TO me with his care,
aud tine same old troubles, lie seems sd
helpless and pentent that ! tccl sorry log
him and try 10 be patient with him, and
prcn'Se 10 ir"ip hIm all / tan once mosy.
An, my dear boy, ~ you grow Older, thai
Is the fellow who will Try y0u and torment
You ard draw on your sympathy aui tan
your pitiercs and strength. Re patien,
with him, poor, old fellow, because
think he docs love YOU, and yet asa ruIp
You are harder on him than any one else
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Eleanor wants to know why IT Is
warmer IN the spring than it ia in thcwiu-
ter. Bless your SIMPLE SOUL Eleanor u
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Is DANCING INIUEIoUs2
"D, YOU think il is wicked 10 dane
writes Ella WILL ves Ella. yyn think II