The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-04-08
GRAINS.

iyn, Truth makes men gentle. Theory
be makes them bigoted.
up Money is of little account in COM
Ias mt ootrisou with health. Money cannot
lien lv health.
10 eve attract hearts by the qualities
stepse display we retain them by the
enns' 'alities we possess.
sierA large part Of the discussions
coyhich arise in religious denomlna-
is .sons are the result of mere passion.
.:st He is unwise who invites tempta-
81 ion. The exposure to temptation in
lid olives the possibility of falling, there
o,re give Satan wide berth.
t., DO not fret because your efforts to do
nana,,jod do not meet with immediate sue
Johnss. Wait and trust. Some time
calIust intervene between sowing and
lhreaping.
m; m; Look for good in every life instead
eliof evil, and you will be surprised to
et light on much of it where least eX-
ipected. An expression of happiness
oce, ,ver the discovery will lead to its cul-
epEsaivation.
w A servant of God may do most for
thin by filling the place of a servant of
aen. What comfort there is in this
|thetory of the Syrian maid for the maid
ervants in and out of our Sunday
oy school classes!
let He who has the greatest genuine
the owe for his fellowmen is most nearly
obtlike God. Apply this to your feelings
toward those who are unfriendly to-
ward you, and see how near you are to
as the right standard.
|rg So great is my veneration for the Bi'
Encble, that the earlier my children begin
M to read it the more confident will be
rnmy hopes that they will prove useful
rso citizens to their country, and respecta-
nf BILE members of society.
ei Gods blessings are given to US as the
Is dew and rain, softly, quietly and abun'
IN dainty. Many Of us are half discon.
n tented that they come so, aud try to
il provide q more noisy way ourselves
6 tive even get to think the kingdom
7rculd be better if it would come
en":with observation.
tn Seasons of dependency occur iii ev.
at ry Christians experience. The more
tense the zeal the deeper will be the
ou. repression when it comes. No one
Pg .:nds a more sympathetic hearing al
'ss, ess' 'e mercy seat than does desponden1
id of God, and to no place can you
5000 where you will find speedier relief
to- He that would sound the depths OF
Fo"< Scripture truths by the plummet o.
human rerson, will find this line toe
lau hort. The humble Christian, like
eee ae he seraphim, covers his face before
ar;sthe Infinite Majesty of Heaven, and
hat sxclaims, 20 the depths Of the riches
ch o,5th of The wisdom and knowledge O
Fri r I'd "
VI, Wv Duty ought never to wait on feeling
~ ,ut feeling ought always to wait OIL
duty. A man ought never to piVo
his duty on his feelings; but every
man ought to conform his feelings tt
the demands of duty. Kind speech i:
duty, whether man feels kindly OF
not. But kindly feelings are always ;
duty, and he who lacks them ought tc
Sc, himself at acquiring them.
T::ere is no truer test of the genuine
lady or gentleman than his or he
manners toward those termed inferior
and dependent. The master has pow
er over the servant, and rightfully
the parent over the child, the rule
over the subject. the superior over th'
inferior, but this power should be al
ways so exercised as not to wound th'
Se't-reSpect OF the inferior, or nlak'
him feel that his reserved rights ar
'pfringed upon.
o.. Too much and too rich food is oftel
;e cause of apoplexy.
yers topped onions fed once or twice
al help to keep fowls healthy.
Pro, gno trenches around your trees
sho shol :ou do not want to shorten tn
: ,. :,
Give your fruit trees good soil
{ They cannot feed and thrive on moth
ing
Tie shelter that shuts out both pure
and H"d air is not 4 profitable struct
ure.,s
-, your shortening back anon!
vour ire 5 before the buds begin t
eEart:
4" vanee should always be plenty o
p" mdrnking water III the poultr.
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