SHORT SAYINGS.
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Avoid an angry man for whHc, ma licious one forever.

 Oblivion is the cure of injuries.

 He is every day condemned, who is al- ways in fear.

 He who flies from the law, cannot fly from conscience. ...

 He who gives speedily to Ahe needy, gives twice.

 When you assist the virtuo'ls. you lay an obligation on the whole world.

 Ii signifies nothing Co have been gener- ous, if you cease to be SD. .u......

 One ungra,hful man injnrcs all that arc in distress.

 The coward pretends to caution, the miser to frugaIiiy.

 To-day ought to bo the disciple of yes- terday.

 To deliberate on useful things is a pru- dent delay. h

 He abuses the absent " ho quarrels with a drInkcn nran. ~@-

 Grcediness in riches is but improved poverty .#, .'- .sss@e-ms<F s Same things arc wanting io poverty, but all ,l,ings are wanting to avarice.

 Voluntary ti,o'is are the best indication ofihe frame of our minds. As the nature of the soil is judged by the grass which il brings forth, so may tho disposition of the heart by fhS predomiTaDey of fsIIe yoIunta- y ,housh's.=Oacen. ,-~~gr-