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I ov n lli:it Hiere is a Imuglitlness a mi flerceneM in human nature wlilcli will caine iiinuincr.ble broils, place raen n wliHtMtuation you may. - Burke. One wlio luis yernings for equal divioii of uncqual parning, Idler or burglar, he is willink to tork out hU penny añil pocket ynur shilling. - Eborne.or E liott. If any one ssys tliat lie lias seen a just man iu want of bread, I answer tliat it whs In sume place where tliere was no other just man.- St. Clement. It licatroyg one's nerres to be amiiible every day to tlie same human belnc.- UeaconshYH. All bow to virtue and then walk away - Di-Fiood. Good mannerü are mde np of pretly iiiorlflces. That Is ever the dlffc-rence between the wlse and the iinwise; the latter wonders at what Is unusuil, the wise man wonders al the imual - Euier.-on. The flrstexternal revelation of the dryrot in men U a teudeney to lurk aud and lounge to be on street corners