The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
HAPPINESS.

Fix'd TO no spot is happiness sin
ceres
IT'S nowhere 10 be found. or
ev'ryvhere.
lis never 10 be bought. but al
ways free
-POPe's Essay on Man
Mankind are always happier
for having been happyg 80 that IL
you make them happy now, you
make them happy twenty years
hence. by the memory Of it,
sydney smith
The desire OF the moth for the
star.
OF the night for the mOrrOvs
TIE devOtiOa 20 something afar
From the sphere of our sOr=OS.
shelley.
Bliss In 9OssessIon viii not last;
Remember'd JOYS are never pasts
At once the fountain, stream. and
see
They sTere-tkey are-fhey yet
shall -.
-MOnTgOmeTy-
No man can Ike happily who
regards himself alone, who turns
everything TO his own advantage.
Thou must Ike for another, II
thou uishrst 10 live for thyseIf.
seneca
Happiness 8 an equivalent for
all troublesome thiEgS.-Epicfe-
tuS-
Happiness T. reflective. Ike the p
Hight OF heHven.-washingt r.
wing.
Nan + the artIfcer Of hiS own
happineEs--H- D. TaOreau-
lie who loves goodness harSorS
angels, Feveres reverence, and
lives with GOd--EmersOn-
There zauSt be some mixture OF
huBDiEess in everything but SIN.
Mrs SisOurney-
Real happiness T. cheap
enough. yes how dearly we pay
for It's commemorative Bal
lou
God Io-eS 10 see his creatures
happy; our lawful delight f. his;
they knew rot God fEzs think 90
please him with r..akIng them
selves miserable The idolatOrs
thOuEhs IL 1T ser.ice fer Baal
90 cut and ia1ee themselves
never any TSly man looked for
thanks from the true God by
wronEdOinE himself. - Bishop
Hall
The sunshine Of life i made Up
Of very little beans that are
bright all the fime.-Afkin.
The most happy za1 II he who
knows how 10 bring into rela-
tiOn rhc end and beginning or
Ife.-GOethe
II we cannot Hve 50 ~ 20 be
happy. let uS nj IenSt live 80 n
20 deserve haFPiness--Fichte.
Happiness cen he built On VIZ
the alone, and must Of necessity
have fruth for its Foundation
CoIeridEe.
There il one way OF attaining
what We may term, IL not utter.
nj least mortal haPPinesS- Ia q
tkiS- a sincere ard unTclaxiEE
activity for the happiness OF 9th
erS--Balveer LyrtOn-
The body il like n piano. and
happiness II like music. II IL
needfaI % hare the Instrument
IN good Order.-Beecher-
Happiness + no other than
soundzeSS and perfection OF
mind.-Earcus AntOniuS
To be happy Is not the purpose
OF our being, bur 10 deserve hap
pIncSS.-FfChte.
Happiness Is roadside flower
growing on the highways Of use
fitness. plucked. Il shall wIfher
IN thy hand; passed By, Il is
fragrance 20 thy spirit. TrampIe
+ the thyme beneath thy feet; be
useful, be kspDy-TupBer.
Happiness Il a sunbeam which
may pTsS through n thousand
boSOn.s without losing n particle
of its original ray; nay. when II
strikes on n kindred heart, like
the converEed light on n mirror.
Ia r~aects itself with rsdoubied
brightness. Happiness II not
7 perfected till IL l. Shared--Jaae
Porter.
Happiness = tie natural flower
OF duty.-PkInIps Brooks.
Happiness consists IN activity;
such Is the constitution % our
nature; IL l. n running stream.
and not n staEnnns DOOI--Joan
VI. Coed.
Happiness E-Ows at our own
iresIdes. md = not 10 be picked
In Strangers ssrleEs--DouElas
Jer-cid-
The happiness OF man depends
on no creed and no book; IL de-
/ pendS OF the dominion Of truth.
which is the Redeemer and saw
Hour. the siesSish rnd the King
OF CIor<.-Rabbi Wise.