Eureka Reporter | 1904-01-22 | Page 4 | Figs and Thistles

FIGS AND THISTLES sinn sinners ers blame the law for the fruits of their lusts tomorrows to morrow s burden prevents to days day s blessing no one praises a bad man ever tor for his good works the calm of 0 complaisance Is not the peace of pardon better be handicapped by god than paced by the devil they who obey god blindly often see him most clearly obscurity is to be preferred to im mortality through immorality you cannot lay up treasure in beav en by leaving out charity on earth the cynic finds the world empty be cause he is too little to look into it tolerating the debauchers of our men is but training the devil tor for our boys the materialist fills his eyes with mud and then says that there is noth ing else ram rams s horn