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Show tATTER-DAY PROVERhS. it Is hard to thrive on expectations A rut Is tho easiest thing to go in. It ought to bo n ploasuro to llvo right IJi not ta':o your freedom for license. li-cense. Children nro of two kinds, ours nnd others. Now let tho world don the now pan-nmn pan-nmn und smile. Kveryouo should try to break tho habit of doing wrong. When you tone tho child down you nro toning tho man up. It Is better to bo a strong defendant than to bo a weak plaintiff. Wo sometimes open our mouths bo-foro bo-foro we get our minds open. Common sense Is sometimes takon In by uncommon shrewdness. Many n billet-doux becomes n nolo of hand In u breach of-promlso suit Bownro of tho thoughts that require blasphemous woi ds to bo niado known. Wo worry over tho extravagances of others moro than wo do ovor our own. Sin Is one thing that has no oxcuso, ox-cuso, but It Is not slow In making them. The reason somo people look so well Is becauso they keep tbolr countenance coun-tenance A gontlomnn doe3 not havo to coin unmcntlonablo languago In order to express himself. If you would prosper, nover lose sight of others. O. L. Anderson In Fort Worth Record. |
