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I I Seld by druggists or seat by maO.
LJsoc. K. T. BMseHlna, Warrio. Pa II
TMEYTIE NOT ALL WISE.
ttaa Mmm Mmf Wmrf t Trmmn.
TWy OftM laJl DIM r J
The silent man buildrth better tKaa
be kooweth. lie aouirrs wealth, rp
utatioa mad the oiur of aauwUtr. lus
forte U keeping quiet- lie is the orur
i&alof tbe poet who said: "Sileace u
golden."
But 8ir BoTle Rnrhe, the author of
thai famous Irih IkiII about the man
who put bis lout in it every time be
opened h' mouth, plainly outlived
the ultimata fate of the silent man.
For that U the invariable fate of near
ly all the tuen wht entire reputation
rrU ou Ue rocky fuundatiott of si
lence. lAcky he who has already
achieved a xmjn tenet: on the strength
of his silence.
In nine caw's out of ten lie talks toe
much wltrn he talks at all. lie gives
himself away, so to peak. He makes
a braying dJnkey of himself; his rep
utatiou vanihesiiiU thin ar. Eery
vi "I always kcew be was s
foofr And everybody pm com via
cervMy about his bttikiueKs und the late
of the silent man is sealed. Nobody
can torsive him for Hce havinj: made
a fl of himself, lecausc nobody can
forgive him ftr havljij made a fool of
evcryb)dy elms for many year.
