Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-19


AS YOU LIKE IT.
Things That are Good to Think about
and Morals that we can Weave With
Profit into the y oof of our Everyday
Life.
The men who have shown thein-
selves willing to work for a livs
ing as well as for "the party are
the men who should have the of.
fees.
1t does eeem like tie cut direct
that just after a lot eli oficc>holders
get fairly acquainted with their
places, the places should know
them no more.
Yesterday was one Of thu colds
cat, widest, and wintriest DAYS we
ever went ont into or looked out
upon; according to the best of our
recollection.
There is no real happiness for
any intelligent being who persists
in wrong doing A Of duty
performed alone permits contents
ment OF spirit.
"ADd behold, the man clothed
with linen which had tie ink-hofn
By his eide, reported the matter,
saying: i have done as thou hest
commanded me."--Ezektel, tx. II.
The "oidest in~habitant.' who
wanted ii real good old>fashioned
cold winter, is now unwilling TO
foster tie thought that the wind
blows through his whiskers toe
severely.
The popular vola for President
in 1892 was 12,069, 595. The in7
crease over the vote OF 1883, which
vas II $40 ,662 was much tighter
than the average. In the falling Of
the Republican party vas the
principal loser.
The only idesl worth pursuing
s that which a man or woman
frames as the perfection which they
would like to reach. That is q
species Ct idealism, of which the
profit is endless, Ii a man only fix
bis mind and heart on that and fol
low it unfalteringly over rough
places and smooth places, never
losing sight Ct it. through often
falling behind it, he will become
both good and great
The most heavily smile is the
smile of mother loye, the tender
gliminering that fingers on lips
that '3um sweet lullabies o sleepy
little ones. In this smile lies the
grace of purest womanbood. Per
sonal vanity has no part in its exs
preston. 1t is the heeting, evaues.
cent touch OF love akin to the Div
inc, which irradiates the plain.
est face and brightens the mos,
care worn features with a light
that has no equal on land or sea-,
The greatest falsehood, believed
by practical politicians, ultra society
men and women, sharp business
and professional men, is this, that
the world can be deceived. 1t can
not. If you are lazy, it will find it
out. Ii you are treacherous, you
will rot be trusted. Your
lit deceptions may carry
You a short distance, but,
rest sured, in the eud, what
you are viii be l,no~n. What is
within you will be discovered, ba-
cause what is within you is the
truth, and the truth is powerful.
The latest Case CT "trance' has
ended in the usnaI way. The young
man had been prepared for buria-
when his family inssted that he
was still alive and the funeral adj
journed, Since tI.en he has con-
tinued III his supposed trance, ano
all the ueighbors have been talking
about the horrors of premature
buri@ll. Fortunately the weather
was cold. Notwithstanding Thu
Advantage, however, it was impos
sible to keep the young man NOR
than two weeks and Saturday i
was decided to bury him at once
He ought to have been buried sw,
weeks ago.
The Black flag Of the weathe
onree,u was again he isted yesterda,
nst uhon the sun had made
feebl effort to ter 1per the ion!
continued cold wave. We have nov
had Dcary a full mo- nth OF what i
commonly called old-fashiona
winter weather. Tie mild winter
to WI icb We have been accustom
ed for several Wars past, make tn,
present. sever winter weathe
seem ~xcessiVa. Tt is unite on mn