The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-12
THE SUMMER MONTHS.
Ho for the white wings.

sUNDAY.............................MAY II, 1895
Ho for the white wings.
The world is picnic resort.
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Too much good living spoils the liver.
Understanding is the measure of charity.
disqualification is a lonely sort of dissi
patton.
The aim of the society beau is generally
miss.
Even Mrs Grundy never hints at all she
knows.
If it were not for etiquette, society would
be mob.
Some take to yachts and some call for
schooners.
You cannot enjoy yourself in hurry, so
don't try it,
Happiness depends largely on knowing
when you have enough.
When worry begins to agitate you it is
time for you to shake it.
He who paints the town red at night
finds that it looks blue next day.
Charles A. Dana should taste our wines
with his mouth instead of his nose.
Some sports may bet on the bobtail horse
but yachtsmen will bet on the bay.
The hope of CALIFORNIA; future lies in a
perception of the errors of the past.
Since you must take the world as it comes
to you, you might as well take it easy.
By continually wishing for something
they cannot get, men become anarchists.
The silurian is not opposed to public i'm
provements so much as to paying for them.
No one can encourage goodness among
the many unless he is able to see it in the
few.
Japan has learned the first lesson of her
standing in the pinehing of the foreign
shoe.
Those who seek religion to-day should
avoid cobblestoned streets on their way to
church.
The Santa Rosa fete leaves an odor that
none of the aromas of Araby the Blest
can surpass.
No heart is so hard but that some time
hereafter heat sufficient to effuse it may
be encountered.
As City people go to the country for an
outing country people should come to the
City for an inning.
Men are not always to be blamed for
their folly, for there is no fool but what
would like to be wise.
He who contents himself with wishing
for thing is never satisfied, but he who
works for it always gets enough.
Lloyd Osbourne has tremendous repu-
tation to sustain as the surviving literary
partner of Robert Louis Stevenson.
The only thing that is disturbing Bur-
lingame at present is that it may soon be
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There are some people who are SO fore
boding of evil that they really believe the
coming woman will be one of the boys.
The recent warm spell has been Just
sufficiently hot to make US realize how
dreadful the Eastern summers must be.
It must have been hardship to the
Carsonites during the hot spell not to have
had not enough mint left to make iulep
with.
In any quarter OF San Francisco, east,
west, north or south, there is enough of the
picturesque to make an ordinary city
famous.
The philosopher says that life is empty,
but the average man can hardly find an
unoccupied space big enough to stretch
himself in.
There can be no true enjoyment of the
worlds blessings to-day by those who have
failed to ascertain if there are any among
US in want
Many a man who has strutted in at the
big opening of an opportunity has been
seen afterwards hunting round for key
hole to crawl out of.
Even good wife may blow up her hus-
band at times, but the chances are that if
he got his deserts she would use dynamite
instead of her tongue.
The man who can note even the slightest
advance or improvement in the City with
out feeling of satisfaction has something
lacking in his citizenship.
The tenacity with which the Cuban
rebels are keeping in evidence suggests
that either the rifles or the courage of the
Spanish soldiers have too short range.
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