Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-06-20
. sEIULTX, NJ,
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A thoroughly honest man IS always
a brave man.
The bearer Of false witness against
his neighbor ought to be in better busl-
ness.
Millions of pounds sterling are now
invested in rubber growing in Ceylou
and millions more will be invested
One of the fashionable clubs of New
York has recently installed steno-
crapher and typist for the benefit OF
its members.
Secretary Metcalf, of the navy de-
uartment has once more resumed his
official duties at Washington after his
recent encounter with Father Neptune.
The latest news from Salvador is to
the effect that the rebels have been de-
feated.
The class of 1907 at Vassar college
bids fair TO break the matrimonial rec
ord. AT the class supper the other
night it is said that every member ex-
cept one admitted TO an engagement
Language may be power for heal
ing or for destruction
The birds are not finding the spring
beyond their enjoyment.
You can't tell what a prospective
employe is going to do by his looks or
his introductory words or actions.
The genuine critic always has an
adequate remedy for every evil con-
demned.
The political campaign during this
year promises to be slow.
Tolerance of the errors of others may
not be demanded by our own failings,
but it's Christian virtue.
The most patient of people are be-
ginning to look upon the existing
spring as nuisance.
Rhode Island has hen that sings
like bird" Evidently some poetic
al fellow has been listening to her
lay.
Politics and politicians in the Unit
ed States have an evil reputation, but
are they really worse than in other
countries?
In a moment, in the twinkling of an
eye, calamity converts a comparative
quiet avenue into a babel of sound.
No inhabitant of the earth is more
dangerous or more contemplate than
the incendiary.
1t costs % cents to be admitted to
the Iowa penitentiary. But if you
steal the price of admission you can
90 in free.
The severest critic of the movements
of the firemen during the progress of
fire is the one who usually knows the
least.
Hero isn't the only man who made
foolish promise TO vengeful wo-
man.
Time always vindicates truth and
exposes error.
The intimation that sewing is lost
art in the modern household is denied
by Chicago authority who declares
that 80, 100000 spools of thread are
annually purchased by the housewives
of that city.
1t has been established by the testi-
mony of expert authorities that the
tramp does much less walking than
riding
Eloguence is the flower of the hearts |
deep thought.
Public sentiment is not always right,
but it is usually sincere.
The public schools are the colleges
of the people.
The weather is simply waiting for a |
chance to annihilate few more pro-
phets.
For one thing, it i never we'll to
listen to the remarks of the scandal |
monger, much less TO repeat his reck-
less assertions.
The value of the farm LANDS along
NtiO Shiph dClhO lbIItustl Nv HlOT6 !
than s., 3,500 600. 600 in the five years
from 1900 to 1905.
There are no happier people in the
world than the old couple..sswho are
journeyIng down life's hill arm in
arm and well content.
1t is quite true that the Fairbanks
boom seems to be sound asleep. And
vet there are those who suspect that
it is much livier than it's foes i'm
agine.
Children's Day programmes require
great patience and much toll while
the rewards are intangible.
Peter Yost, aged n years. of York,
was overcome by the heat on Monday
while standing on high embankment
and fell down the slop about twenty
feet, sustaining injuries that, with
his prostration, may prove fatal.