The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-13
Mll.Tl'M IN FARNO.

No man tatt.rs the woman h. trHly
loveS.-Tuckrrmun.
Cunccit in weakest bodies strongest
wOrkS.-Shakcspeare.
Mariners easily and rapidly mature INTO
Inorals.-tloracc Mann.
So fun of shapes is fancy that 1t alone
is high-fantastical.-Sh
Tn, ainity that wisdom knitS not. folly
may easily unite.-Shuke spearr.
Age withou: cheerfulness is u l.apland
winter without Il sun.-Colton.
One who is afraid of lying il usually
afraid Of nothing else.-E'roude.
All men would be masters Of Others. ana
no man is lord of hmself.-tioethe.
Dishonesty is a forsaking of permanent
for temporary advantages. s.-BUvec.
Which is the best government? That
which teaches elf-governme mt .-Goethe
Studlous 10 please. and ready to submit
the supple Gaul was born II parasite
johnson.
Leave glory to great folks. All. castles
in the air cost u vast deal to keep mp -
Bulwer.
Gods livery is very plain one; but its
wearerS have good reason to be content. -
Lowell.
When worknen strive to do better than
Well. they 10 confound their skill in covct-
ousness. .Shakes pearr.
Ii is far of: and rather like u dream
than an assurance that my RENE snbcrance
warrants. s.-Shakespeure.
will not bc concerned at mems not
knowing me: | will b. concerned at my
Judge thyself with Judgment of SINGER.
ity, aud hou wilt judge others with Il
Judgment Of charity..-Mason:
Costly followers are not TO be liked. lest
Will. II man makcth his train longer. h"
maketh his wings shorter.-RucOn.
We go to the grave of a friend. saying
~ man Is dead" but angels thronS about
him saving "a man is born. "-Becchsr.
You will, ! believe. in general. ingratiate
yourself with others still less by paying
them too much court than too little.-l.ord
tireville.
4 person may not merit favor. as that is
only the claim OF man. but he can never
demcrit charity, for that is the command
of God.-Slern".
Consciousness of error is. to certain
extent IL consciousness of understanding ;
and CORE ctiOn of error Is the plainest
proof of energy and mastery. y.-Landor.
Men Of humor are, in some degree, men
of genius: wits are rarely 50. although Il
man of genius may. amongst othe" gifts,
posses wt--as Shakespeare.--Cole
Most natures are insolvent; can not sat
isfy their own wants have an ambition out
of all pronortion to their practical force.
and so do lean and beg day and night con
tinually Emerson.
What = grief" II is an obscure laby-
rinlh into which Cad leads man, that he
remember his faults and ahjure them. that
H. may appreciate the calm which virtue
gives.--Scheffrr.
Despair is like forward children. who.
Wntn YOU ldht iNtN one VI l4l''lI pfdE
things. throw the rest into the fire TO:
madness. 1t grows angry with itself
turns its own eXecntioner, and reveng-s
lis misfortunes on its own hcad.-charrin.
II Won should take the human heart and
listen tn H. it world be like listening TO
- sea shell: you would hear in it the mol
low murmur of the infinite ocean to which
il belongs, from which it draws its pro-
fOundcSt Inspiration. and for which it
yearns.- -Chapin.
Indifference to all the actions and pas.
s!ons of mankind was NOT supposed 10 he
such a distinguishing quality at that time
7 think. ] have encountered some tin"
ladies and gentlemen who might as well
have been born caterpiliars.-D ckens.
Gambling houses are temples where the
most sordid ana turbulent passions con-
tend: there no spectator can be indiffer-
.nt. 4 card or small square of ivory
interests more than the loss of an empire
or the r''in Of an unoffending group of
infants. and their nearest relatives So
Zimmerman.
Midas lonsed FOR gold. and insrlted the
Olymp!ans. He Goi gold. so that whai-
ever he touched became gold, and he. with
his long ears. was little the better for Il.
Midas had insulted Apollo and the gods ::
the gods gave him his wish. and pair
of long ears. which were also good APP
pendasc to it. What a truth in these old
fablcs.-Carlyle.
As the stag which the huntsman has hit
flies through bush and brake. over stock
and stone, thereby ,exhansting, his
btt floN tHt IeduIy
bullet from his body. so does experience
show that they who have troubled con-
sciences run from place to place, but
carry with them wherever they 90 their
dangerous wounds.-Gotthold.
Genuine and innocent wit Is surely tho
favor OF the mind. Man could not direct
his way by plain reason. and support his
life by tasteless food; but God has given
us wit. and flavor. and brightness. and
laughter. and perfumes, to enliven the
days of mans pilgrimage. and to charm
his panied steps over the burning mari. -
sydney Smith.
The waters deluge man with rain. OPP
press him with hail and drown him with
nundatiOns; the air rushes in storms. pre-
pares the tempest. and lights up the VOL
cano; but the eartn. gentle and indul-
gent ever srbservient to the wants of
man. spreads his walk with flowers anl
his table with plenty: returns with inter-
est every good committed to her care,
and although she produces the poison.
she still supplies the ant!dote: though
&C nstsntly teased more TO furnish the lux
uries of MAJ than his necessities. yet
even 10 the last. she continues her kind
indulgence. and when life Is over she
piously covers his remains in her bosom.