The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-24

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sUNDAY....................F FEBRUARY "a, 1895
Rest suits everybody.
In life as in dry goods, the right side is
the bright side.
The wise man recreates while the other
fellow dissipates.
Whoever helps his city helps himself
without being greedy.
The average American has leisure for
everything except leisure.
The man who has sunshine in his heart
never frets about the weather.
The coming man must hurry up or the
new woman viii head him off.
He who most enjoys the peace of to-day
will be best fitted for the fight of tomorrow.
We shall have civic reform as soon as
every citizen resolves to perform his civic
duties
Every citizen should picture TO himself
an ideal San Francisco and strive 10 make
il real.
It is admitted, We believe, that the legis-
lative attaches were designed for the bar
gain counter.
Society is built upon a fair exchange of
favors. and reciprocity is the statesman
ship of private life.
Why should we not make San Francisco
the carnival city of the western world and
eclipse the fame OF Venice?
Since every cloud has a silver lining
some clever fellow ought to invent means
OF making purses out OF them.
No recreation is true to its name if it
does not recreate strength and resolution
for the work OF the coming week.
There viii be JOY in the heart of the tax
payer with gun when the close season
for legislators and attaches is over.
Until we have had an extensive system
of street Improvement even our best So
ciety cannot boast of a good footing in the
city.
There are some Eastern people who are
enjoying the winter, but they were wise
enough to come to California before it
began.
Competing railroads viii not carry out
the realization OF an ideal San Francisco,
but they will bring in great many things
to help.
If our society people would give US this
year a rose festival big enough to have a
continental celebrity, everybody would call
them lovely.
If you wish to get pecuniary as well as
physical and mental profit from the day
of rest, just read our ads and see where the
bargains are.
The people of no city have more means
OF enjoyment than those of San Francisco,
but there are many people who enjoy their
means more.
The voices of the valleys of California are
not sounded for competing railroads only,
but for everything that conduces to the
welfare of man.
Eastern writer's on weather subjects
complain that before they get through
with the tale OF one blizzard another one
gets ahead Of them.
Calm reflection to-day will convince
cvarN Oft not
the prospects of San Francisco been so
bright as at present.
There would be a lovely circus if the
man who attempts TO take the hat off a
woman at theater should happen to find
the new woman under it.
The vicissitudes of the most renowned
and ancient cities OF the world are not
more impressive to the casual visitor than
the ups and downs of San Francisco.
Remember that if You wish to leave the
city on any kind of trip or excursion to-
day you Will find the timetables of all
trains on the commercial page of the CALL.
In the old days of California a fiesta
meant a bullfght, but in these days our
southern friends intend TO make it a Los
Angelic combination OF floral beauty and
human Joy.
The biggest profit which San Francisco
can derive from the Los Angeles festival
Will be in learning how to establish one for
herself on a larger scale and with grander
magniicence.
As virtue walks in the light while vice
hides in the darkness, it is evident that
those VINO see more vice than virtue in the
world must have the eyes OF owls and the
instinct OF bats.
The fact that the craze for legislation
against theater hats is raging all over the
country from Boston to Sacramento is not
so much an evidence of q widespread senti-
ment as OF a well-scattered lunacy.
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