The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-30

Malice seldom wants mark shoot aA.
Man proposes, God dsposes.
Mans best candle is his understanding.
Manners and money make gentleman.
Manners make the man.
Many good but q bad calf
Many true word is spoken in Jest
Many can bear adversely but few contempt
Many pick the cards that play.
Many to bring their clothes rather than
themselves.
Many hands make light work.
Many have port after a
Many kiss the child for the nurses sake
Many sands will sink ship.
Many speak much that speak well.
Many talk like philosophers and live like fools
Many words hurt than swords
Many words win not fill bushsL
Marriages made in Heaven.
Mean men admire wealth, great glory
Medicines not meant to live
Men apt to promise apt to forget
Men are not to be measured by inches
Mean fear death children to go In the DARK
n shut their door against a setting sun.
In work but slowly that have poor wages
Measure not others corn by your own bushel
Might right
Mills win grind you give them no water
Misfortunes come on wings and depart foot
Misfortunes make wise.
Misfortunes seldom alone.
Misortunes upon all like upon dog
Misery acquaints with strange bedfeIows.
Mockng is catching.
Money gathers money a SNOWFALL gathers snow.
Much water goes by the mill the miller knows not Of
Mufed cats not good mouserA
Murder will out.
Music helps not the toothache
Ny son, put money In thy purse and then keep it
Nature must obey necessity,
Nature passes nurture.
Necessity no law
Necessity is the mother of invention
Necessity sharpens industry.
Needs must when the devil drives
Never ask pardon before you accused
Never be weary Of well doing.
Never but at wedding.
Never fish In troubled waters
Never Is a long
Never Judge from Appearances
Never that till which you do today,
Never look gift horse in the mouth.
Never make a mountain of a molehfll-
New occasions teach duties.
Never praise a ford till you
Never put finger between the tree and the bark
Never hand farther cut than your sleeves WIN
reach.
Never refuse a good ofre@.
a toe.
a broken stah.
Never trust another you should yourself.
Never venture out of your depth TIL you can swim.
New grief awakens the old.
New honors chanre manners
New made honor doth forget mems names.
New things most looked at
Nightingaes sing their song best
Nine taors make a
No advice like a fathers
No like unkindnesS
No doors against honest gray hairs
No clothes hide the clown.
No great loss without small gain.
No legacy y rich honesty.
No like all or be liked by all.
No two masters.
No man born wise learned
No the for knowing the of himself
No likes his letters. tho Of gold.
No the weight Of another's burden.
No sunshine without shadow.
No weathers Ill If the wind be still
None but fools and fddlers sing their meat
None think well Of Others most do of them
selves
None so blind as those will not see.
Nothing out of the sack but what in it.
Nothing dries than
Nothing impossible willing mind
Nothing is well said or done in passion.
Nothing difficult but may be by industry.
Nothing venture, nothing
Nothing lost by politeness,
Novelty always appears handsome
Oaks may fall but reeds brave the storm.
OF nothing nothing
OF evils choose the least
Old age is honorable
Old birds caught with chat
Old children.
Old go death. but death to young men.
Omittance is quittance.
On good bargain think twice
One be in places
One cloud is enough to eclipse all the
One fool makes many.
One foot is better than two clutches.
One good turn deserves another
One grain of pepper is worth CARLOAD of hail.
oneha Of the world knows not how the other half lives
One hour today Is worth two tomorrow.
One Ill example spells many good.
One is not soon healed hurt.
One mans fault is another mans lesson
One mans meat Is another mans poison
One may live and learn.
much the best subject.
Open confession Is good for the soul
Opportunities neglected lost.
Opportunity makes the thief
Our cakes dough both Sides
Out of the frying-pan into the fire.
OVERRIDING is doing nothing to the purpose
Pain is forgotten where gain
Past labour is pleasant.
Patience is flower that grows not in every garden.
Pay as You go and keep from small
Penny wise and pound foolish.
People live in houses should never throw stones
Perseverance kills the game.
Pickpockes for they take ready
Pin not faith Rnothers sleeve
Pitchers have
Plants too often removed Will not thrive
Pleasant hours fly fast
Pleasures, while they Halter, sting.
Plenty makes dainty.
Pluck not courtesy in the bud, before 1t lie ripe.
Policy may be virtuous well as vicious.
Poor mems tables spread.
Poverty trieth friends.
Practice makes good men better and bad men worse
Practice mikes perfect.
Practice what preach.