WISDOM WHIFFS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 153, 24 July 1909, Page 4

WISDOM WHIFFS.

Sometimes a man accomplishes great ] things 'by getting other men to do them for him. Here is something for you to remem- ] her, you growlers who look sour on !>• v way to work: Experience proves tluu ' every man has a better time earning his money that he has in spending it. if you must abuse someone, abuse . vour enemies. A good many people : abuse their friends, and call it "critii cism." i The proof of success is in the ability io hold on to it. Man is made of dust, Iml he it usually out for more. The fellow who shouts his patriotism from the housetops is generally the first to dodge his taxes. ', We can all learn a lesson from the busy bee, and thst is not to get stung. Man* a girl with eyes like a dove ha 6 an* appetite like an ostrich. Make hay while the sun shines, and the sun never shines so steadily and bright as when you are young. By the time a girl has reached sixteen her gifts to her mother assume the character of things she would like to borrow. It costs parents a great many pounds annuallv to make lire discovery that their children cap never learn to sing. Every woman believes that she would be better appreciated if her husband ■ had to put up with some other woman ' for a time. About the hardest job a man has is lo eonvince others that he is as good as he thinks he is. ' Any man' can be thankful for what ; he gets, but few of us consider that wo | 'ought to be thankful for what wo don't f ,get. ... . A woman can worry more over the ■; things that may .happen to her some \ dav than a inau over the things that ; are actually happening. Success only comes to the man who ] goes after it. ' Men always admire clever women, but somehow or othc r they always marry s the silly ones, 1