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Show No tnio and permanent fame can bo founded except In labors, which promote pro-mote tho happiness of mankind. Charles Sumnor. Whon wator Is broken into mist It drives no mill; and when clang and clatter sound through door and window, win-dow, things go cot well In tho house. Claudius. Pcrsovcrenco Is a great element of success. If-jrou only knock long enough and, loud onough at tho gate you' are sura to wake up somebody. Longfellow. Wo sleep, but tho loom of life novor stops; and tho pattern which was weaving when the sun wont down is weaving whon It comes up to-morrow. W.H. Beecher. A great Ho Is like a great flch on dry land; It may fret and fling, and mako a frightful bother, but It cannot hurt you. You have only to koop still and It will dlo of Itself. Crabbo. Slnco we aro sot here so fast In tho midst of duty that we cannot escape If wo would, wo must find a way, even If wo cannot find beauty In duty, to bring beauty out of It. Henry Wilder Footo. Those persons who cut themselves off from tho world run the risk of losing los-ing that charity toward othors which bolongs to thoso who sharo In tho common dangers of life. Sir Waltoi Desant. |