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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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e at the sight ofhis bills for beef steak is apt to head thelist of some popular subscription* very heavy load. THE DEVIL UNDER FIRE. The devil made the first lie. The devil does the most of his work inhis Sunday suit. The devil runs when he cant find any-thing to hide behind. The devil in church is no better lookingthan he is at a prize fight. If good behavior would take anybody toheaven the devil could not be kept out. The devil has never been able to shapea weapon that could harm a true Christ-ian. You can tell how much the devil isafraid of the missionary by the amount ofwhisky he manages to send on the sameboat. *) Blasts From The Rams Horn LOAVES AND FISHES. ABOUT SELFISHNESS. THE mother of sin is selfishness.The prodigals first wrong stepwas in thinking only of himself.Selfishness cannot be made to know themeaning of true happiness. The best cross for us is the one thatwill soonest kill our selfishness. The man who asks God for his dailybread will not try to get the whole loaf.
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The Latest Fad In fashionable society is to deck vanity in the garb of grief. ABOUT OPPORTUNITY. A lost opportunity never finds its wayback. A good opportunity is seldom met in abeaten track. There is no such thing as traveling fastenough to overtake a lost opportunity. Too many people never recognize a goodopportunity until they ha<ve seen its back. The man who will do good as often ashe has opportunity will soon have plentyof opportunities. ♦ABOUT MONUMENTS. A good man needs no monument. If tombstones were reliable, the devilwould soon be wearing mourning. The love that never speaks until it doesit on a gravestone isnt doing much to*help bring the world to Christ. Many a man puts a fine monument overthe grave of his wife, who made her getup and light the fire every morning of h<life. Gbo a lie is verg cautious Ut is sometimes vet£ blino;TKHben eou see it our paraoiwjGberes a trutb not far bebino.♦ABOUT POLITICS.The age of a political party mayknown by its rings. The man wh

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