Waste not moments, no, nor words
In telling what you could do
Some other time; the present is
For showing what you should do.

Phœbe Cary.

SEPTEMBER 10TH.

Better the pure heart of our youth

Than palaces of gold.

One thing is forever good,

That one thing is success.

Muloch.

Emerson.

SEPTEMBER 11TH.

Will makes the man: yea, they are men that do E'en as they will, thought lending birth to deed, And purpose to achievement.

She gladly gave to the wandering poor
And them that were sad she comforted.

A. P. Marshall.

SEPTEMBER 10TH.

SEPTEMBER 11TH.

SEPTEMBER 13TH.

SEPTEMBER 14TH.

Serene will be our days and bright,
And happy will our nature be,
When love is an unerring light.

Wordsworth.

SEPTEMBER 13TH.

An inborn grace that nothing lacked
Of culture or appliance, -

The warmth of genial courtesy,

The calm of self-reliance.

SEPTEMBER 14TH.

Whittier.

-his mischief was done

As swiftly and natural as winking.

Almost a young lady, I'll soon wear a train And do up my hair, but I'll never be vain. I'll study and study and grow very wise.

When the weather is wet

We must not fret ;

When the weather is cold
We must not scold.

SEPTEMBER 16TH.

And all of golden brightness,
And nothing dull or black,
And all that heart could fancy
And all that life could lack

Should be your share.

SEPTEMBER 17TH.

Margaret Veley.

He shall be manly, true and brave,

His deeds will the poets sing.

May she be

M. S. Sibley.

As brave as will, yet soft as charity.

May she every day

See some new good winning its gentle way.

Leigh Hunt.