Tobacco And Opium Have Broad Backs, And

'tis A Short Sight To Limit Our Faith In Laws To Those Of Gravity, Of Chemistry, Of Botany, And So Forth. Those Laws Do Not Stop Where Our Eyes Lose Them, But Push The Same Geometry And Chemistry Up Into The Invisible Plane Of Social And Rational Life, So That, Look Where We Will, In A Boy's Game, Or In The Strifes Of Races, A Perfect Reaction, A Perpetual Judgment Keeps Watch And Ward.

The Whole Value Of The Dime Is In Knowing What To Do With It.

Self Reliance, The Height And Perfection Of Man, Is Reliance On God.

The Secret Of Success Lies Never In The Amount Of Money, But In The Relation Of Income To Outgo.

But Whoso Is Heroic Must Find Crises To Try His Edge. Human Virtue Demands Her Champions And Martyrs, And The Trial Of Persecution Always Proceeds.