Life Is Of Little Value Unless It

It Is Observed At Sea That Men Are Never So Much Disposed To Grumble And Mutiny As When Least Employed. Hence An Old Captain, When There Was Nothing Else To Do, Would Issue The Order To "scour The Anchor.

The Great Lesson Of Biography Is To Show What Man Can Be And Do At His Best. A Noble Life Put Fairly On Record Acts Like An Inspiration To Others.

So Much Does The Moral Health Depend Upon The Moral Atmosphere That Is Breathed, And So Great Is The Influence Daily Exercised By Parents Over Their Children By Living A Life Before Their Eyes, That Perhaps The Best System Of Parental Instruction Might Be Summed Up In These Two Words: 'improve Thyself.'

All Experiences Of Life Seems To Prove That The Impediments Thrown In The Way Of The Human Advancement May For The Most Part Be Overcome By Steady Good Conduct, Honest Zeal, Activity, Perseverance And Above All, By A Determined Resolution To Surmount.

Energy Of Will May Be Defined To Be The Very Central Power Of Character In A Man.