New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-24
Multum in Paryo.

No legacy is 50 rich as honesty
Shakespeare.
The truest self-respect is not to think
If self.-Beecher.
Unreasonable haste is the direct road
| to error.-Moliere.
Dear weeps but once; cheap always
weeps.-Hindoo.
Habit is too arbitrary master for nv
iking.-Lavater.
She is basilisk whose ewes are full of
venom.-Quarles.
Most powerful is he who has himself
In his own power.-Seneca.
When the heart speaks, glory itself is
an illuslon.-Napoleon.
There is even a happiness that makes
the heart afraid.-HooG.
He that hath not a smiling face should
not open shop.-Chinese.
The first and last thing required of
genius is the love of truth.--Goethe.
He who would pry behind the scenes
oft sees counterfeit.-Dryden.
Genuine simplicity of heart is a healing
and cementing rinciple.-Burke.
quit the country unwillingly because
[ must part from myself.
Disease generally begins the equality
which death completes. johnson.
Opportunity sooner or later, comes to
all who work and wish.-Lord Stanley.
Love yourself, and in that love not un-
considered leave your honor.--Shak-
speare.
The secret pleasure of a generous act
is the great minds great dryden.
The more honesty man has, the less
he affects the airs of saint.-Lavater.
The most amiable people are those
who least wound the self-love of others. -
Bruyere.
Be careful to make friendship the
child, and not the father, of virtue.-Sir
P. Sidney.
Heroism-the divine relation which,in
all timss, unites great man to other
men.-Carlyle.
All governing overmuch kills the self
help and energy Of the governed.-Wen-
dell Phillips.
SID is the only thing in the world which
never had an infancy, that knew no mi
nority.-South.
Copiousness and simplicity, variety and
unity, constitute real greatness of char
acter.-Lavater.
A mercantile democracy may govern
long and widely; a mercantile aristocra-
| ~ SeSA AOC SUduus-AduuOI.
The future does not come from befo1e
to meet us, but comes streaming up from
behind over our heads.-Rohel.
can easily conceive Socrates in the
place of Alexander, but Alexander in that
of Socrates I can nnot.-montaigue.
The characteristic of Chaucer is inten.
sity; of Spenser, remoteness: of Milton
elevation; of Shakespeare, everything
Hazlitt.
He was one of those men, moreover
who possess almost every gift except the
gift of the power to use them.-Klngs-
ley.
A mans nature runs either to herbs O,
weeds; therefore, let him seasonably wa.
ter the one and destroy the other.-Lady
Gethin.
Experience has convinced me that
there is thousand times more goodness
wisdom and love in the world than men
Iimagine.-Goethe.
The devil loves nothing better than the
intolerance of reformers, and breads moth
ing so much as their charity and patti
ence.-Lowell.
A person of genius should marry a
person of character. Genius does not
herd with genius. The musk-deer and
the civet-cat are never found in compa-
ny,-Holmes.
The pleasantest hospitality waiteth not
for curious costliness, when it can give
cleanly suficiency. More cometh of
pride and greater friendliness to your
own ostentation, than to the comfort of
the guest.-Slr P. Sidney.
It is at the approach of extreme dan
ger, when hollow puppetlcan accom-
plish nothing, that power falls into the
mighty hands of nature, of the spirit gi-
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