VOLUME IV--NUMBER 81.

MORAL COURAGE.
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Have The courage TO discharge a debt
while you have the money in your pock-
et


Have the courage ,c speak your mind
when II Is necessary that you should do so.
aud 10 hold your. tongue when il is better
rha, you should be silent


Have the courage 10 leave convivial
patty al proper hour for so dong. how
ever great the sacrifice and To stay away
from one UPON THE SLIGHTEST GROUNDS
FOR OBJECTION, however great the Tenn.
tation To go.


Have The courage 10 place poor man
at your table, although rich one be pres.
ent, and to show equal courtesy TO both ;
and TO deny your house to those whose
QUALITIES you condemn, whatever be their
CHaRACTIR and station.


Have the courage 10 dance with ugly
people, ii you dance att all; and 10 decline
dancing IT YOU dislike the performance, or
cannot accomplish IL TO your Satisfaction.


Have the courage to wear your old gar
ments till you can pay for new ones.


Have the courage TO pass the bottle with
out filling your own glass, when you have
reasons for so doing and to laugh NJ
those who urge you 10 the contrary.


Have The courage to decline playing at
cards for money, when money Is an OBJ
ject.'' or 10 cease playing when your lose
ses amount to as much us you can afford 10
lose.


Have :he courage to prefer propriety to
faShi0a-one is but the abuse ofthe other.