Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-16
PIrHY POINTS.

me right time for man to renent
Is Mheh he finds ont he is wrong,
me less religion there is in a church
the less they want in preacher.
The TACT that a man wants KNOWLEDGE
" proof that hehas some already.
The tarror of being thought Moor
mas been the ruin OF thousands
Wine and passion are racks oft
USED 70 extort words from us.
Some use their wits as bravoes their
S'llettoes, not for defence but mischief
Most men know what they hate. few
what they love. ="
Content hangs not so high, but that
man on the ground may reach it.
lie that loses his conscience has
nothing that is left worth keeping.
hberality consists less in giving
much, than in giving wisely.
Want OF employment is the most
irksome Of all wants.
Love that does not take of its coat
and try TO do something is all blair
ney.
The devil hates theman who makes
self.
Vice is sometimes more courageous
than virtue because it has less to
lose.
They declaim most against the
world who have most sinned against
it.
There are no other persons capable
oil STOPPING SO low, as they who are
oyer'anxiOus TO rise.
Sorrow, in it's exultation, has an
instructive sympathy with the suffer-
ings Of Others.
Our wealth is always temptation
10 Others, and often a snare to our
selves.
The devil doesn't want to break up
the church. What he wants is 10 run
IL.
II the whole truth were known the
world would be full OF people with
hanging heads
Coyeting what we need not takes
from us the true use and fruition oil
what We already have.
Men and actions, like objects OF sight,
have their points OF perspective,
some must be seen at distance.
Who cannot keep his own secret
ought not TO complain il another tells
IL.
There are moments when the heart
wakens from sleep TO feel itself alone
and in the dark
He is no mean philosopher who car
give a reason for one half OF what h'
thinks.
Many gain favor because their en-
nifty is not dreaded, and Others be
cause Il is.
Inmoderate pleasures shorten thu
existence more than any remedies can
prolong il,
The spirit OF poesy is the morning
light which makes the statue OF Mem
non sound.
Interest speaks all languages, and
acts all parts, even that OF disinter
estedness itself.
As long as we remain ignorant .
Our duty, our intelligence is IN stat'
ofinactiyity.
Men should allow others excellence
TO preserve a modest opinion OF theii
own.
Trust him little who praises all
him less who treasures all; and hin
least who is Indifferent about all.
As we grow older, it is with hearts
a. with heads OF hair-it is not easy
20 distinguish the true from the false
There are many who had rather
meet their bitterest enemy in the field
than their own hearts in their closet.
Let not modesty take away tn!
courage in a good cause; but let no
thy courage incline to mpudence II
prosperous one,
The reason that most people cas-
their eyes upon the follies OF Others is
that they may not have TO perceiV'
their own.
GOOD character is coat Of tripl
steel. giving security to the wearer
protection TO the oppressed, ana IN
spiring the oppressor with awe
Those who pursue the stream o
Truth 10 it's sources have much ciimo
inc TO do. much fatigue to encounter
hut they see great sights
MANY speak the truth when they sa!
that they despise riches and prefer
mont: but they mean the riches AM
preferment possessed by other mem
The water in the Straits OF Gibral
tnr Mt the depth OF $40 fathoms, !
Sonr times as salt as that at the sur
face
Fools are very often found in tn
styictest intimacy, as the lighter KIND
Of wood are the most closely gll'eu to
gether.
II would be a great advantage t
so,os school.masters il they woul'
steai two hours day from thel
pupils. and give their own MINDS Tn
benefit of the robbery,
om minds receive the ideas an,
images of most things originally iror
nmr senses. Set walters at thos
Cinoueports to seize all con'r"o""'
goods. a.,
PROGRESSED duelists seem 10 INN INN
,be;r lives OF no value; and the WORT
win not be likely TO quarrel wi Tn t tSa,