Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-03

low f0E0lgh anu through our enb8Fc nature.
1t will transform a lifetime. 1t Is not a
feeling cotton up for occasions. but peren-
MIA.
That lis the Reason / ike pe.unias batter
than morning glories. They LOOK very
much alike. and if | >hould put IN your
hand a petunia and a morning glory you
coutiSarily tell which is the petinia aud
which the morning glory bat the morning
giory bloom. orly "a fea h1tr- aai thea
shut 40 fnr the DAY. while the pet !nla Is
in az widespread a gioa al t"eist oc.oc,
at noon aud six O'Clock III tae evening as "a
-Unris-. And the grace If ktainess j. not
spasInodic. is uot intermittent ! .1or Tor II
i tile while. bu. II IRA HAT = tue nloie ta.
,ur-, al tirou "a an | Gear ol till til. >an,-t
II oar earthly existence
Kindness / am resolved to &c, it. Are
you resolved - gel X. l. does no e,n- ~
hapaaz4ri. tut tilro.tgil culture under tue
divine help. .Ihistles grow m.taoa- ci
tnr~ Rocky mountaIn sage .Ts>> grows
without cti,ture Mi,ifn s,1tk> grow
without culture. Bal tina great lei f1s-
III the corssef va-orv, it> leaves IA XII GA
leaves deep dyed ~ though IT ia! l--I
obliged TO fgGt Tor IL beauty AMI 1t were
still revking with the eeraas & VI th- battle.
that rose needed - DE- cultured. an tnrou IN
Hong years its floral ancestor. were cultured.
Grd iuiplant kinduess III all our souls, and
then give US grace 10 watch II, Ia enrici4 1t,
To develop it
The king OF Prussia had presented 10 him
hy the empress Of Russia tae root Of a rare
lower, ami t wa. pas ll thu royal gardens
on an island. AMI the ncal gardener. Herr
tiuteiinaun. vas tod to .yatca Ii. AMI one
day i put tOl'tl Its gIocr. Three days OF
every week the peootr "err admitted to
these gardens. an! q suuIg inau. probably
not realizing wins, n wrong thlng he
A.. - a., tt, jS I
put II IN nls huttonhole, and tae gar
1tiei arrested him a. IA "a> crossing at III.
Terry. and asked th- Rlslg 10 throw OPEN no
more his garden, 10 the publ. Tne king
replied: shall | ,ienv the thousands ot
good people OF my country the privilege Of
seeing tlIs garden because out visitor has
doue wrong No. let them con4ani So Iii.
beautiful grounds.
Aud when The gardener "i,let u givc.th9
kiug the name OF the ot-nier VINO naQ taken
tie ROYAL flower. he said, No, my memory
i. very tenacious an | 10 not want to have
III my mind the name of the offender. les. il
should hinder HE gtanttlgs min Il favor some
other time Now, | want you II kno"
that kindness Is ii ROYAL dover, and
blessed be TOD. the King pi
maGcy and grace, that by Il uieine gait ant
hot by purlolning, we may pluck this royal
flower aud not wear It on The outside of our
nature, but vearit on our soul and wear it
forever. It's radiance ana aroma not more
wonderful for time than wonderful ior eiar-
nifty.
Still further, | must sp-al- OF kin 1ilas> Of
word. When YOU meet anyone do you say
a pleasant thing or ali uuDleasant> DO you
tell him Of agreeable thin : You nave heard
about him, or the disagreeable, When he
leaves You does he feel letter .. does te feel
worse Oh, the power OF the tongu-tor tie
production OF happlnesS OF misery One
would tAluk from tle way the tongue Is
Gagged III we might take the hint that it has
d dangerous power. First, 1t Is
chainet TO the back OF the iAouth h.,
strong muscles. Tuen it Is surrounded BY
the teeth Of the lower Jaw, 50 many ivory
bars, and then by the teeth o. the upper
jaw. more ivory bars. Thea outside Of all
are the two lips with the power of c,mpi'e,-
sion and arrest, and yet Notwithstanding
these four lnprisonments or limitations, how
many take no hint in regard to the danger
GUS power OF the tongue, anl The results AMI
laceratiou, specification and da;nfation.
There are those il they know IA goo! tang
about you and Il bad thing. VIII mention tue
bad thing ana act AS though they had never
heard the good thing. Now there are two
sides to almost eyeryone'> character. aud we
have the choice of overhaulinZ III y:rtae OF
the vice. We can greet Paul an | the ships
crew ashley come up the beach Of Malta with
the words "What a sorry ~iooXin; SO YOU are
How little Of navigation yOi must know
to run GA these rocks. Dilnt vod know
better than to put out on the Mediterranean
this WintrymOnth 1t was no. much o, Il
ship anyhow, or 1t would not have zone to
pieces so soon as that. Nell. ~nat do you
want, We ha We hard enough uorA To make
a living for ourselves, without hsvin. thrust
on MS two hundred amt sagentv-six raga-
mullins.
NOT So, SAID The Maltese. | tiIin!. they
said: Come in! Sit down by the fire and
warm yourselves Glad that YOU all got
off with your hives. Make yourselves AT
home. You are weico:no to all We have
until SOME ship comes in sight an, YOU re
sumo your voyage. Her, let me put I
bandage Oh your Tor .Aei;.. for tlat Is "a,
ugly cash you got from the floating tim
berS, and here Is Il man with II broken arm.
We Will have Il doctor CONF to attend to thi,
fracture And though ior rnre4 months
the Kindness went IN, We have uat little
more than TINS brief record. He btrJtroi.
people showed us no little E;i. 1i;9>.
Oh! say the cordial thing Cav tie useful
thing Say the nospItahi. TIM, Say tie
helpIul thing Say thu thfie-ile tnilg'
Say the kind thina, | ainat ti.t 1h'> /,
easier for some L ip-ftnrats ,lll 10: OH
ers. Some are bora ptsim>t> all soint
are born optinlis:a, an TIA, nrnon>tr4te
itself all through everything. l. i
u cloudy morning. Gul INC ii l->>iniai
and you say. What weath-t1 .lly~ ii,
answers, Its going - ..o:m. ant uul
breila under arin a,l IA Waterproof ot-=
coat siio" that he - homes i'll tn.t utter
alce. TN the same hlo.s. a nttuut- after.
you meet an optiunlst, aud soi.Av. VIVA
weather to-day .t1p0I weather. thi, i
only u fog ami VIII s,pi c4tte.. III,
absence Of umbrella All / ab,en.- >. wt,er
proof overtoat show 1t i ~ honest utter
a:trt.
On YOUR way II noun T., 4u4 i4+,.t ~,
lI.eT Sn ant t,fE,t - itt-y..3t, ~ ~ N.I =. Z