Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-29
SUBJECTS FOR THoUGnr.
There is value in experiment.
Love is mutual understanding.


Love is mutual understanding.
The reward of one duty done is tn
power to fulfil another.
81agnanimity owes no account to pru
dence of its motives.
General tidiness not only pays on l.
own account, but because to be y is t.
be economical.
If everybody knew what one said O:
another, there would not be four friend.
left in the world.
There probably never was man 81
good that he did not hope in his hear.
that his successor would be failure.
To be always intending to lead a new
life, but never to fir time to set abou
it. is as if man st uld put eff eatin
end drinking from one day to another.
till he is starved a. destrc.-od.
Some people scorn to be taught, other:
are ashamed of it, as they would be o.
going to school when they are old; bu.
It IS never too late to learn what it is al
ways necessary TO know. And it is II.
shame to learn so long as we are ignors.n,
that IS to sav, SO ling as we live
Punishment is fruit that, unsuspected,
r!IfenS within the mower Of the pleasure
which conceded it. Cause and effect.
means and end seed and fruit can not
he severed, for the effect already blooms
IN the cause, the end preexists in tic
means, the fruit in the seed.
Every Individual owes obedience to
something. aud there can be no oLe.!i-
MI
n"htiy understood, imposes the most
Solemn obligations of all. When no
human control binds man. he is bound
with the greater stress to obey the ri.I.t,
to cow to the Authority OF conscience,
to live up to his; highest ideal
Of no use are the men who study to
Go exactly as was done before. who can
never understand that to-day i; new
day. We want lnen OF original action.
VINO can open their eyes wider than to .
M lonailty, namely. to consid cracions OF
oeutht to the human race, can act in the
interest OF civilization men OF e:ast:..
men OF mora, mind, who can live iii IL.
nlnln3nt and take step forwairi.
There are things that could never grow
ways mystery about it. 1t is like COM
n8 to life again after death. You have
)een away you don't know where. and
-ou come back again to the world. AMI |
when you find it as It is now, belonging |
-inaost to yourself. all the other peop.4 |
Is good as cut Of it, it is very strange. !
30, [ am not afraid Of becoming too
amiliar with beautiful things.
There has been SO much Justly sale
bout the prejudici;.l effects of overwork.
specially in using up tie powers of man
nd cutting short his life, thai it may be
astily assumed by some that work itsei.
) opposed to len 9Th of days. This, how
yer, is fatal mistake Whatever NAV
e proved concerning the comparative
endencics of different employments to
lorten life, it will always be found that
life of icleness will surpass them all.
he. faculties of man, used and not
bused, serve not only to benefit the
orid, but even more to benefit himself. :
is health, happiness, and length of life !,
apend largely upon thu regular, steady.
I'd full-not neutrality-suspicious. of
IS powers. He who neglects this law,
I'd suffers them to run to waste, lead
= an aimless and vacant life. will reaD
e penalty quite as much in his own
ferior condition, physical and mental,
In any external loss he may sustain. f