Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 74, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 March 1912 — RAM’S HORN BROWN [ARTICLE]

RAM’S HORN BROWN

Men blame God for many of their own mistakes. 1 *. A heretic is the man who differs from un, 7^ It is not the biggest trees that bear the best fruit. Deserve good fortune and you wfll sooner or later have it. Bome folks whine so much that they actually think it is musical * There is more religion in the hearty laugh that lightens a burden and eases a care than in the groan that gives everybody the blues. ' If the Bible teaches anything with clearness, it is that no one can have faith in God and be a loser by it It lg a shame thafa brewery Is allowed to use the American eagle as an advertisement for its business. A strong belief In a bright tomorrow will do much toward making a ■ brighter ■■ The bee goes straight only when It Is going toward its hive. The man who is trying to do a thousand things will never amount to a , hill of beans at anything. A good way to find out what God will do is to look back and see what he has done. * .v.'al t The man who turns the world upside down does it because it is his sole business to do that very thing.