The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-09
THEIR BRIGHTEST AND BEST.

The heart of man is older than his head.
-Ziegler.
The flower of meefness grows on
stem of grace.-Montgomer
Only. persons of fir1nness can have real
.-Rochefoucauld
1t is a beautiful necessity Of our ma
ture to love onething.-Jerrold
Choose rather to want less, than to
want mofe.--Th01naS attempts -...t.
The weak may be jol1ed out of any
thing but their weakness. -Zifnmermann.
Even in war, moral power is to physical
as three parts out Of fcur.-Nap0ieon
Every absurdity has a champion to
6efend It, for error is always talkative.-
Goldsmith.
1t is impossible to mentally or socially
enslave a Bible reading people-Horace
Greeley.
The end crowns all. and that old COM
mon arbitrator, time, will one day end
it.-Shakespeare.
This IS the divine law that virtue
only is hrIn, and cannot be shaken by a
teInpest--Pythagoras
Let friendship creep gently to height;
If it rushes TO it it may soon run itse.f
out Of breath.-Fuller
Philosophy gOes no further than prob
ab1l1tles, and in every assertion keeps
doubt in reserve.-F'roude.
Do not be tedious and. above ALI d,
not attempt to De clever at the wrong
place and time.-Catherine II
Everybody says that gentle birth is an
accident, and everybody treats it as an
achieNemeat.-Walter Besant.
Habits are to the soul what the veins
and arteries are to the blooI-the courses
in which it moves Horace Bushnell.
Blessed are the rnirthful. for mirthful-
ness Is Gods medicine--One of the rem
oVatorS CT the woIld-H w. Beecher
Say "othing good of yourself, YOU viii
be dlst5usted; say nothing bad CT your
self; you will be taken at your word -
Joseph Roux.
Habit is the beneficent harness of rou-
tine which enables silly men to live re-
Specially. and unhappy men to i've
aimly.-Geoge Eliot.
The happiest lot for man, as far As
birth is concerned. is that it should be
to think much about it-Whately.
The chief Pleasure in eating does not
consist in costly seasoning, or exquisite
flavor, but in yourself. Do you seek for
sauce by 33r?-Horace,
should be virtuous for my own sake
though nobody We're to know It, just as
Wouid be clsan for my own sake, though
NOBODY were to see me.-Shaftesbury
II you say to child, Il will give you
something keep your promise, otherwise
you teach ii to lie. The righteous prom
Use little and dc much-Talmud
Ideas make their way III silence, like
the waters that, fiitering behind the rocks
OF the Alps, loosen them from the ra0un-
If a nam loves a woman for her beauty.
does he love her? No, for the SMALLPOX,
which destroys her beauty without killing
her, causes his love to ceaSe.--Pascal.
To be happy at home is the ultimate re-
suit OF all ambition, the end of which
every enterprise and labor tends, and of
which every desire prompts the prosecu-
tion.-John
y map does not exhibit more distinct
view Of the situation and boundaries of
Than
ture Of the genius and morals OF its in
habitants.-G Goldsmith.
Diligence is the mother of good luck.
and God gives all things to industry
know not how much you may be hinder
ed tomorrow. One today is worth two
omorroWS--Franliin.
Fine sense aud exalted sense are not
half as useful as common sense There
are forty men of wit to one man Of
sense. He that Will carry nothing about
him but gold will be every day at loss
for reader change.-Pope.
Few men are more to be Stunned than
those who have time but know not how
TO improve it, and so spend it in wasting
the time of their neighbOrs, talking for
ever though they have nothing to say
Tryon Edwards.
Net me go where'er I will, hear sky
born music still; it is not only in the rose
it Is not only IN the bird, not only where
the rainbow CLOVIS, nor in the song Of
woman heard; but in the darkest, mean
est Things there's always, always some
thing sings.-Emerson.
The features come insepsibly to be
formed and assume their shape from the
frequent and habitual expression Of Ger
tain affections of the soul. These affec-
nothing is more certain than this and
when they turn into habits, they must
leave on it durable impTessions.-Rods-
Seau.