The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-03-15
Wise Word

Despair is the gateway n ir.--
Avoid moods and pets ana r,.,.
mess.
Never be late in Keeping az ss,,..
ment.
Many good dish is spoiled by d,
sauce. az
The biggest calf makes not The ,,....
est veal.
Study well the human body, The nj.
is not far of.
Never show temper, however -,
you may feel it.
To De constantly remembere5
must keep busy.
Never resent a seeming slight
smile and bear it.
Never charge a bad motive If
one is conceivable.
Don't,be dIsconten:ed. DO your b.-
then Iest-don't worry.
Success at the cost of honor =,
character is too expensive.
We never thoroughly know In.
until we hear him laugh.
Passionate expressions ana yebers.
assertions are no arguments.
Originality is the faculty Of adspt..
an old idea to new occasion.
Fame. like lightning, genera
strikes the man who is not expeet,,.
it.
Happiness is like an echo # o.
swers to your call, but it does n
come.
If conscience smile thee onoe #
adnonition if twice. it is conds,
nation.
Many men will work harder for
days pleasure than they will fr
weeks wages.
a Prince has, IN reality, need but
eyes and ears his mouth only serr
him smiling.
Only what we have wrought I'm
our character during life can we ..
with Us into the other world.
Princes are brought up to live will q,
tbs world-all the word ought t5s
brought up to live with Princes.
Conduct is the great profession b.
havior is constantly revealing r.
what man does tells what he is.
Our passions are like conyulsIoD R,
which make as stronger for the tfrs
but leave us weaker forever after.
gEArgument will pull a wise man dc-
TO the level of a fool, but it never -sra
a fool up to the place Of wise mar.
Even the devil has one good uusur
that if we resist him be will fee from
Us. Though cowardly in him, !.
safety TO US.
The ambition of youth looks forwss
TO the triumph of age, while stated or.
turns back a wistful eve along the roa
path of youth.
1t is well the book OF life Is ops5s
to US page by page. Were all the hsa
lines barred at once the task would ).
too hard 10 master.
To be the friend Of g sovereign. O..
must be without passion, without an
tion, without foreseei,.
and clearseeing-in short, not a MAJ
Not only should careless statem1g
regarding our neighbors be ignored
but facts themselves should be Ola
suodued in the interests of right thin
ing and fairness to our fellows.
Life is not dated merely by yesl
Events are sometimes the best cal51
dars. There are epocbsT1n Our ez.'
tence which cannot be aseertaiBeL by
formal appeal to the registry.
a happiness that is quite undistur5-
becomes tiresome. We must have "
nd downs. The difficulties which 81
mingled with life awaken passion Cd
increase pleasure.
A moderate understanding, with dl
ligent and well directed applicatl-
viii go much further than a more 'ivs
genius attended with that impati5r
and inattention which too often acc5z
/ pany quick parts.
There's no coming back on the inn
tuOus stream oe life. And we must
set out pocket watches by the clock
fate. There is a headlong, forethoug
tide that bears away man with
fancies like a straw, and runs fas.
time and space.
Ambition is full OF distraction ;
teens with stratsgems, and is swell
with expectations as with a tvmnsr
II sleeps sometimes as the wind il
storm, still and quiet for a minute. IL
1t may burst out into an impetua
blast till the cordage of its heart str!ri
I crack