The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-09-28
ora, Of wisdom.

The best excuse IS t1 have non.
Idieness IS the burial OF TIE liyi--
man.
Hearts can be young il spite Of Or,
hair.
Praise man while be lives ifhs 4
serves 1t.
Show IS not substance realities o..
ern wise men.
To gentleman every woman ia
lady in right OF her sex.
Every tbonght which piety tbro,-.
into the world alters the world.
He who takes the child by the bs-s
takes the mother by the heart.
True nobility scorns to trample pn,r
a worm or sneak to an emperor.
One must study to know, know =,
understand, understand TO judge.
Great good is often ACCOMPLISH
merely because it is not ATTEMPTED
Ability is of little account wjtbo-.
opportunity. Make the opportunity
Industry has annexed thereto t.o
fairest fruits and the richest rewards
Agitation is the marshaling Of ths
conscience Of Nation to mould i,s
laws.
The pleasures of understanding a-s
preferable to :hose OF imagination or sr
sense.
There is nothing so strong or safe IN
any emergency OF life as the .fr,-.
truth.
Sometimes a noble failure serves the
world as faithfully as distiuguis5e5
success.
1t takes very little brain and much
less piety to constitute frst-clsg
grumbler.
Dost thou love life ? Then do NJ.
squander time, for that's the stuff lf.
is made Of.
Kind words are the brightest flowers
in esrth's ex!stence-they make usrs.
disc of the humblest home.
All virtue lies in individual action. in
inward energy, in self-determinatio1
the best books have most beauty.
If your wife wants az allowance
give her your whole income. She will
save more out Of it than you can.
To most men experience is like The
stern lights Of ship which iHunins
only the track which has been passed
over.
The greatest obstacle to being bero'c
is the doubt whether one may not bs
going to prove ones self a fool tht
truest heroism is to resist the DOUBT.
1t is wrong use ofyour understanding
TO make it the rule and measure Of
another mans. use which it is neither
ft nor capable Of
You may depend upon it that he is q
good man whose intimate friends are all
good, and whose enemies are character
decidedly bad.
Civilization is TO have solved the pro
blem how we may best avail ourselves
of our opportunity and enjoy the bsauti.
full world in which we live.
No man has a prosperity so high cT
firm but two or three words can Dis.
hearten it. There Is no calamity WHEN
light words will not begin to redress.
Teach self-denial and make its prac-
tice pleasurabIe, and you create for the
/ world destiny more sublime than ever
issued from the brain of the widest
! dreamer.
We should rule ourselves with frm
hand. Being our own master mears
often that we are at liberty to be the
slaves of our own follies, caPrices and
passions. Generally speaking. a nan
cannot have more tyrannicaI master
than himself.
Let no man in despair say, 81 am but
one" In his unity, as in the unity Of
sword, lies his might. If h.s metal be
true, his siDgleness is strength be ma7
be mulipled, indeed, but he cannot be
divided. Minorities Of one, have gen
orally done the real work Of mankind
In all our'efforts to subdue ignorance
and vice, TO aid the feeble, TO raise the
fallen, to restore the erring to rehe7s
the oppressed, we need to look far deep
er than the surface facts or the actua
evils we would Danish. ''What IS the
source ?r should be our constant :-gl.-
ry =; and against that, when we have
found it. should our chief efforts 90 e.
ways directed.