When thou laborest for others
do it with the same zeal as if it were
for thyself.
He receives the greatest number
of favors who knows how to return
them’
Ho who lives without envy and
covetousness may aspire to every
thing.
Never contract friendship with a
man who is not better than your
self.
To him nothing is possible who is
always dreaming of past possiblitiee.
The wise man blushes at his faults,
but is not ashamed to amend them.
A man who is angry is no longer ,
himself.
Keep the Roadsides Clean.—
1 here are a great many people who
get “spells of cleaning up their
yan!t< of all kinds of rubbish, cutting
out the bushes in the fence corners,
uprooting the burdocks, pig-weeds,
&c., with great vehemence ; but
they hall spoil thd good work by
throwing the whole mass into the
roadside. Instead of collecting into
heaps and burning, thus ridding
their premises entirely oftheunsigbt
ly objects, they leave them to speak
of their real sloveliness and inatten
tion. It is better, we acknowledge,
than to let them grow as they were,
but how much better to he rid of
them completely ! No country,
however beautiful, naturally, will
hold that appearance to the casual
visitor, or tasty resident, with the
roadside strewed with brush and re>>
fuse of all kinds, or, if allowed to
grow upto noxious weeds- We say
keep the roadside clean as well as the
yard and farm.
