All Men Plume Themselves On The Improvement

All The Great Ages Have Been Ages Of Belief.

The Imitator Dooms Himself To Hopeless Mediocrity.

Things Refuse To Be Mismanaged For Long.

The Good Husband Finds Method As Efficient In The Packing Of Fire-wood In A Shed, Or In The Harvesting Of Fruits In The Cellar, As In Peninsular Campaigns Or The Files Of The Department Of State.

Wherever There Is Power, There Is Age. Don't Be Deceived By Dimples And Curls. I Tell You That Babe Is A Thousand Years Old.