The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-04-06
.E.srssg,s CHAT.
A Few Bomciy Thoughts for the c. c. Il
safefsifiy Consider.

A Few Honey Thoughts for the C. C. to
sarefsfiy Consider.
sEHTIhs.,r AID sENTIMENTALITT.
There has or,-ea, 8 perceptihls dts'i"ntaen be-
tween senginles.; rad sentipeptality. Sentiment
g. now held to s..-a something in the line % pure.
strong and VIII, rae ihought and feeling; senti-
nsp,ality on u. .si.ar hand lie targid. wesk, and
per consequence n:wholesome.
Sentiment IL =, =, i.-eyec and well advised; ssnti-
mentality refu~.s 10 see. and aots wholly OF: i'm
pulse.
sentiment l.,. ~ right into the heart OF things.
sud IL t,rave it l. k5..d AID full OF compensatory II
makes no Goa, .ss.sssz with wrong. att .y.des no
DIRTY: IL fo-ssa.- .e GRANT, but never a, the es-
tonse Of spur,se Issg ssr frampled inuveBcs Sem
iiiseniaiy go-z ali.. sveTtcd face, is s,oi-
L.. feeble iDcs-r-n;; il throws the sarb OF virtue
orer vice; ii ..ence VIXEN there is no peace
A. smile. ia -. ~ iuanitiou alike upo. tie good
sud the bad.
sentiment {. . -ss-fs lbe Borrowing, rebuses The
efrlng defeii,s- s.sEssceDt. points out is griiiy
s. /. the strcr -. guard Of morality nBd honor /;
the champion ...e oppressed. snd tisr reward OF
,oble action 5.aleaia iity shields the deIfsvea-
e14eauaies e.i os.s. Reeps over the helTAyer;
81 conlounds hos'sr with disbonor; 1t fcesizes the
criminal aud iIt1 las The crime
-ertip,entsliIs sentiment run Wild; Zee TO II
tilst you do NO, i-i..sse tie false for the iros
d. NoT ExAGGERATE
Fxagpcretion King 1, q fault OF which young
people, especiais guilty. We hear constantly
sach erpress4ss.- -. =" ] tired to DEATH II
nearly died s-IAuz ire' - am dead for q drink OF
water" 81 nsveF slept q wink last night" Z" She
turned a. pale sheet - :" wouldn't do II for the
world" THE ise simply packed" . He
Was whipped ~ts.ffn sn inch of his life,' etc
All such ezai Z rMiiers afIec, more or less the
l,..ft ~ 10 f-s- Efara
gard the ezsa .-ui Thousands fail isto ;his
error witaou, ..iing H. aud once acquired the
labt i. hard l'sk. Then. too, il Ia iIl-bred as
we'll Is tree a. conversation.
Let us think a},ari Ibis ltGe. and apslyzc
some OF our OK - i.rcs.ions and ace how many OF
as are given 10 tie fault OF s1aggerstiou.
TRY 70 BE CHEERFUL
n Is astonisha.. how difficulties disappear before
sunshiny dsi'nsliaon. You thiak your own
troubles are the serious in the world and are
inclined 10 be s'asPonasnt; but If you knew the
secrets CT your cheerful next-door nsiaibor, you
would hno TIM there care aud sorrow and
oisappointmen; t!sers Bso.
True courage consists in overcoming difficulties
not in being come By them.
The sweetest persons 10 She world ere those " no
possess the magic Of being cheerful aud con.
tented under a. eHeuu,staDces. Rich poor lgl
or low, IL make difference: the Iitlle bright
fountain OF joy iu'oies up just ss unsteady ia
their hearts,
DO they live is log cabin, the freight iha'
leaps up lie humble hearth becomes brighter
than the goed chandeliers in an Aladdin palace
DO they eat broa- bread or drink cold mster from
the well. It sfi ...s pleasure thsn the rici
n5Ru's elaborELe zslAJls or iced champagne
Nothing ever goes wrong with them, 10 trouble Il
so serious Tor tlssa. calamity 30 dark and dee,
that the sunlight u iheir smiles viii moi make ia,
best Of IL.
Was the sEreaD Of life dark and unpro
pitiOus that tbs Sunshine Of happy face fallin,
iis turbid .sie would not awaken an answer
tng gleamf
Indeed, The happy, CHEEKY. sunshihy people d.
not know half ;ile good they do in the world
PLEASE CONSIDER
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cUEsTIoN IN PATHOLOGY.
FRIENDS IKE e. c.: Can you tell me I'll
meaning of the Greek word Philognoses.
I have found several meanings viz Lovers q
learning, lovers OF knowledge, loyerh OF literHtur
aud lovers Of inquiry or investigation; bot none O.
those are the correct ones.