The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-10-19
SUBJECTS FOR THOusur

Sow good service; sweet renepb,,
will grow from them.
The man who can endure evAr,,.,.
is either saint or cur. Ans
Intelligence without charactar
| candle stuck in the mud.
Industry keeps the body bAa,.,,.
mind clear, the heart whole and ne .a
pulse full. ~s
Happy it were Tor US all if ".
prosperity as well a'd wisely as wo 'ors
dure adverse fortune. sa'
Riches do not consist in having
gold and silver. but In having mora ,.,'rs
proportion than our neighbors. a
The voice of conscience is - 5a,;.
that it IS easy to stifle 1t; but il is als,.'
clear that 1t is impossible 10 rnistass-t "
Be no less exact in keeping the sa,..
;ntrusted than you would Be fairhf,i :
reference to deposits of the grs1..I. n
:aIue.
We must distinguish between fsr,..
and prosperity; for prosperity leads -
zen to ambition and ambition 10 5is,n
oo.ntment.
Neither is life Ions. enough for fra,,
ship. That IS a seTIous and mdfes,f, -
sair. like a royal presence or. a ral.gf]s
and not POSITIONS dinner TO BE- go
in the run.
Every street has two sides-t5a sb,s-
side and the sunny. When two rs.
shake hands and part. mark whiea -5E.'
The sunny side: he will be the y5ungs.
man of the two.
One Of the greatest of a great man,
qualities is success; It's the result ~ an
the others; tits a latent power in b,1,
which subjugates fortune. and c5u,ar,
she favor Of the gods.
1t hath ever been the use Of the CON.
querer to despise the language Of N,
conquered, and to force him 10 learn M.
SO did the Romans always use. insomuc,
that there is no nation but is sprinkls5
With their language
How many men who have go,.
through discipline, and who look back
upon 1t. are able to say that they wera
unnecessarily diSturbed-that their faa.s
were weightier than there was any occa.
sion for their being?
When soured by disappointment ",
must endeavor to pursue some fixed AMI
pleasing course of study, that there rly
0e no blank leaf in our book Of lie. Pam.
ful and disagreeabla ideas vanish fs3n
he mind that can fix its afi-u,.on UPON
my subjecr.
People may tell you of your being IN.
it for some peculiar occupat.on IN Ifs.
out heed them not. Whatev@r employ.
:nent You follow with pers5 5verI-ee 5gf
assiduity will be found f 70. you; Il.
VII be your support in you,n ana y1!.
comfort in age. In learning ne useful
part OF any profession Very m5drra:.
abilities viii suffice-grea- abilities are
generally injurious to the possessJrs. Ii.
2as been compared ID race: but Tn, II
-u5.on still improves by observing -na:
,ae mos. swift are ever the mos. 5p. .
stray from the Co'1r5a-
It IS q duty 20 make - has- DezS.a.,
Use of all We have. and % make 7''~S- -.r-..i
and our surroundings JUS as good 5-Ir-
-.fui and joy-giving as We know aar.
Self-martyrdom IS not an eEseL,.Gi .n-
srSd;enC in being and dong sod TIE
sun lightens the world by is Own z. -
BUS brightness; and We IaEi,O- s- tgG -
-heerfulness. goodness and &5c5 se-se
without others being the better f'r q.
Nor can We have a charming hNma. w..1
everything n and about Il c0H:r-.Is., ~
IN enlightened intelligence. bu, tn, i
1uence Of a good example VII be fel- oY
Ill the neighbors
1t IS moi by honeyeG lords Of praise y
iattery that We can help ore al'.ha~.
L is the truth that is wanted 10 sI.'
men on to their best endaav0rs. l9i
here is more truth IN good than in ev...
n power than in weakness. Let each
me make for his starting point TO VIVA,
he fears, but what he hopes-n1. win.
lie cannot, but what he can d0-nJ, Is
wrong, but his right. Let him 5eWa"'
)f despiSing himself as mulch IS ava~-
,sbimating himself; let him, Wi;har.
bride or arrogance, rejoice in whl,eye-
ne can find in himself of strength Z
beauty, regarding it all as a trust gwen
him for the benefit or good of the v1c.!.
which will grow and flourish by IN u5-
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