Mercur Miner | 1905-08-12 | Page 8 | Wise Words

WISE WORDS. In our Inner life there Is n universe. Goethe. A veneer of religiosity hns none of the virtues of religion, It take less man two half truths to make a full sized lie. Men are not drawn to the church by using the creed us a club. It's n poor bargain that lets the prayer meeting hide the poor. If we llvo In the Spirit we shall bo led by Him every day nnd every moment. mo-ment. Andrew Murray. He who is true to the best he knows to-day will know n better best tomorrow. to-morrow. Charles Gordon Ames. Hut let patience have her perfect work, tbat ye may be perfect nud entire, wanting nothing. James 1:1. Joy does not happen. It is the Inevitable In-evitable result of certain lines followed and laws obeyed, und so u matter of character. Mnltble D. Uabcock. There Is no happiness in having nnd getting, but only lu giving; half the world Is on the wrong scent lu tbo pursuit of happiness. Henry Drum-inoml. Drum-inoml. Suffering becomes beautiful when nny ono bears great calamities with cheerfulness, not through Insensibility, Insensibil-ity, but through greatiietw of mind. Aristotle. No man ever lost anything In this world by attending properly to the next. Indeed, It is only by that menus thnt wo can understand or use this world aright. James Illnton. Ono person I havo to make good: myself. Hut my duty to my neigh bor Is much moro clearly expressed by saying tbat I have to make him happy If I may. Robert Louis Stevenson. Stev-enson. Llfo Is made up, not of great sacrifices sacri-fices or duties, but of llttlo things, in which smiles nnd kindnesses aud small obligations, given habitually, are what win and preserve tho heart and ec-euro ec-euro comfort.