The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-04-09
PIrHY POINTS


The less religion there is /,
the less they want in prearS s
The fact that a man wantsl
is proof that ehas some al, sno
The terror of being tbosss|
has been the ruin of thousaruS Sa
Wine and passion are -.
used to extort words from no 'S
Some use their wits as brav.
stllettoes, not for defence bnt%''
Most men know what thew ls'
what they love. nau
Content hangs not SO biob |. n
a man on the ground may re rea US' !!
He that loses his consc;0s
nothing that is left worth kee s';,s
Liberality consists less i
much, than in giving wisely. u
Want of employment is n.
irksome of all wants. "Ta
Love that does not take IN !,
and try to do something i s ~
ney. ""
The devil hates theman who
him take a good, square look .,
self. ~"
Vice is sometimes more cop,..
than virtue, because it has ~
lose. "a
They declaim most aoa;rs,
world who have most sinned az.
it.
There are no other persons Ca.
OF STOPPING so low, as they v6s
over-anxious to rise.
Sorrow, in it's exultation h.,
instructive sympathy with The d
ings OF others.
Our wealth is always a tennis,
to Others, and often a snare r.
selves.
The devil doesn't want TO brss,
the church. What he wants wtoJ
it. Nv
Ii the whole truth were know,
world would be full of peopls
hanging heads.
Coveting what we need not /,
from us the true use and fruitial
what we already have.
Men and actions, like objects
have their points of persped
some must be seen at a distance, |
Who cannot keep his own sd
ought not to complain if another !
it.
There are moments when the N
wakens from a sleep to feel itsefa
and in the dark.
He is no mean philosopher who
give q reason for one half of whsl
thinks.
Many gain favor because Their
nifty is not dreaded, and Others
cause it is.
lnmoderate pleasures shorten
existence more than any remedies \
prolong it.
The spirit OF poesy is the mon}
light which makes the statue Of Nj
non sound.
Interest speaks all languages, Y
acts all parts, even that OF disins|
itself.
AS long as we remain ignorant
our duty, our intelligence is in sd
Men should allow others excelleui
20 preserve a modest opinion Of ID
OWN.
Trust him little who praises
nm less who treasures all; and
east who is Indifferent about all.
AS we grow older, it is with hea
is with heads of hair-it is not e
% distinguish the true from the h
There are many who had rati
meet their bitterest enemy in the Il
han their own hearts in their clos
Let not m Obesity take away
outrage in good cause; but let
by courage incline to impudencs
prosperous one.
The reason that most people G
heir eyes upon the follies of othen
hat they may not have to perct
heir own.
A good character is a coat of til
teel, giving security to the veal
protection to the oppressed, and
plrlng the oppressor with awe.
Those who pursue the stream
ruth to its sources have much elm
,g to do, much fatigue to encount
ut they see great sights.
Many speak the truth when theys
nat they despise riches and pref
lent; but they mean the riches al
retirement possessed by other men.
The water in the Straits of Gibr
VI, at the depth of $40 fathoms
ur times as salt as that at the su
ce.
Fools are very often found in Il
rlctest intimacy, as the lighter kim
wood are the most closely glued
ther.
1t would be a great advantage
me school-masters if they wod
cal two hours q day from thu
ipils, and give their own minds th
'neht OF the robbery,
Our minds receive the ideas an
lages of most things originally hCI
II senses. Set walters at thOs
nqueports to seize all contrabau
DDS.
The greatest pleasure in life is low
e greatest treasure, contentmenl
e greatest possession, health; tn
eatest ease, sleep; and the bes
edlclne, a true friend.
duelists seem to thin
elr lives of no value; and the wort
Il not be likely to quarrel with then
on the subject, inasmuch as thtel
a rather dangerous class to dls
tie with.
flame is one of the most beautllu
Ings In the world. Not a sunsetsK|
summer. NOT q full blown tr0Ul