Attention To A Subject Depends Upon Our

Prejudices Are Rarely Overcome By Argument; Not Being Founded In Reason They Cannot Be Destroyed By Logic.

The Leaves Do Not Change Color From The Blighting Touch Of The Frost, But From The Process Of Natural Decay. They Fall When The Fruit Has Been Ripened And Their Work Is Done. And Their Splendid Change Of Coloring Is But Their Graceful And Beautiful Surrender Of Life, When They Have Finished Their Summer Offering Of Service To God And Man.

Compromise Is But The Sacrifice Of One Right Or Good In The Hope Of Retaining Another - Too Often Ending In The Loss Of Both.

Some Men Are Born Old, And Some Men Never Seem So. If We Keep Well And Cheerful, We Are Always Young And At Last Die In Youth Even When In Years Would Count As Old.

There Is Nothing So Elastic As The Human Mind. The More We Are Obliged To Do, The More We Are Able To Accomplish.