Luck Whines; Labor Whistles.

It Is Natural To Admire And Revere Really Great Men. They Hallow The Nation To Which They Belong, And Lift Up Not Only All Who Live In Their Time, But Those Who Live After Them. Their Great Example Becomes The Common Heritage Of Their Race; And Their Great Deeds And Great Thoughts Are The Most Glorious Legacies Of Mankind.

Self-respect Is The Noblest Garment With Which A Man Can Clothe Himself, The Most Elevating Feeling With Which The Mind Can Be Inspired.

It Is Not Ease, But Effort-not Facility, But Difficulty, Makes Men. There Is, Perhaps, No Station In Life In Which Difficulties Have Not To Be Encountered And Overcome Before Any Decided Measure Of Success Can Be Achieved.

Childhood Is Like A Mirror, Which Reflects In After Life The Images First Presented To It.

The Women Of The Poorer Classes Make Sacrifices, And Run Risks, And Bear Privations, And Exercise Patience And Kindness To A Degree That The World Never Knows Of, And Would Scarcely Believe Even If It Did Know.