Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-20
SUBJECTS ron rnoUanr.

Speech is external thought, and
thought internal speech.
win utter what believe to-day Ii it
should contradict all said yesterday.
The one who viii be found IN trial ca
pable Of great acts Of love Is ever the
one who is always doing considerate
small ones.
IL Is often more necessary 10 conceal
contempt than resentment, the former
being never forgiven, but the latter be
ing sometimes forgot
A certain amount of opposition il
great help to a man. Kites rise against
and not with the wind. Even head
wind Is better than none. No man ever
worked his passage anywhere in dead
calm.
The foolish and wicked practice Of pro-
fame cursing and swearing is vice 80
mean and low that every person of sense
and character detests and despises it.
Industry is essentially social Noman
can improve either himself or his neigh
Dor without neighborly help; and to
better the world is 20 set the world to
work together.
We hate some persons because we do
not know them; and we viii not know
them because we hate them. Those
friendships that succeed to such aver
sions are usually firm, for those qualities
must be sterling that could not only gain
our hearts, bat conquer our prejudices.
Discretion and good nature have al
ways been looked upon as the distin-
gushing ornaments of female converse
ton. The woman whose price is above
rubies has no particular in the character
given Of her by the wise man more en-
dearing than that she openeth her mouth
with wisdom and in her tongue is the
law Of kindness.
Children may be spoiled in numerous
ways-by never contradicting or correct
ing them, by always indulging or giving
way to them, by excessive praise, by in
judicious comparisons, and last, but not
least, by setting them a bad example.
An only child, whether son or daughter,
is always in danger of being spoiled, and
the mischief is soon done. Many men
and women who turn out thoroughly
selfish, were meant by nature to be gen.
erous, warm hearted, and self denying.
Thousands go down and disappear for
want of the power of physical endur-
ance; quite as many thousands for lack
of steadily improving brain capacity; but
perhaps most of all are smitten, crushed,
and routed because of their poverty of
clear and steadfast moral purpose. The
real strength of man Is his health, men,
tai and physical, and, without this, no
start, however good, no advantages of
the way, however great, no stroke of
luck, however wonderful, can save him
from defeat. Like all other creatures,
his means of defense must be common
surate with every possible occasion, or
final victorf can never crown his brow.
Extension of Dining Car Service on the
Pennsylvania Line.
In these days OF hurry and rapid trans
II the dining car las become an essential
element of every through train. The
Pennsylvania Railroad was the pioneer IL
the East Of this branch Of the service
and its dining cars have won q well meri
ted reputation among travellers. In order
TO better provide for the comfort OF III
through passengers dining cars will on
and after June 18th. be added to the
equipment of ell through trains running
west Of Plttsburg the East and Cinclnna-
Il, Chicago. and st. Louis. The principal
trains on the lines East of Pittsburg are
now equipped with these cars. and theiI
addition to those of the Western territory
will greatly enharce the convenience OF
passengers destined to the three great
Western termini.
Ladies hand made Shoes for tender
feet in all sizes at Brooks g Barton. is