Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20

Ihe true destiny Of The mechanic lies at the pinnacle
OF art Reach and grasp it.
Its very good lesson though 90 is learned with if-
heulty and rarely praciced-o love those that hate US
If did but know how little some enjoy Of the great
world
Coneet and confidence are both Of them cheated the
nrst always imposes upon itself the second frequently
deceives others too
He who maries pretty face only, is like buyer of
cheap furniturethe va-nish that the eye cannot
endure the hreside blaze.
sin gle Tansgression Of the law Of God breaks inh
adrift on the stream Of destruction.
Never did school text contain more assured truth than
that which records "Ioness Il the parent Of vice %
and of all ideuess the il ideness Of mind.
Habit in child is at first Ike spiders webIf neg
lected, it becomes thread or twine next cord or
rope; finally CABLE and then who can break its
The great God seems to have given that commandment
know thyself-to Those men more especially who are
apt TO make remarks on other mems actions and forget
themselves.
The mind has q certain vegetatiye power which can
NOT b wholly de. II il is not laid and cultivated
into beautiful garden IL wiL Of ITSELF shoot up in
weeds and flowers Of a wild growth
Be not diverted from your duty by any idle reflections
the silly world may make upon you for their cens1res
not in your power aud consequently should not lie
any part Of your concern.
4P9verty is the nurse Of manly energy and heaven
climbing thought, attended by love ami faith aud hope
around whose steps the mountain breezes blow and
from whose counienauce all the virtues gather strength
Music serves to make a home pleasant by engaging
many Of its inmates In delightful recreation and thus
dspellng the sournes and gloom which frequently arises
from disputes from mortified vanity from discomfort and
envy.
When fome Of the courtiers endeayored to excite
Philip the Good 70 punish prelate who had used hin
III II know, said he d" that / can avenge myself; buf
II is hae thing TO have vengeance in ones power and
not use it,"
Whatever children hear read spoken Of Ia terms Of
approbaton viii give strong bias to their minds Hence
the necessity Of guarding conversation families as well
as excluding companions that have tendency 10 vitias
the heart.
A right education s not merely the reading o. many
books but the ability Of making knowledge fui 70
ourselves and others It is simply 10 acquire iuu
ence over our felowcrea but 70 make that nhu'
ence subseryient TO moral excellence and pieiy
TAsTE-Thers are men with eyes IN their heads
shrewd and selfloving with D. who yet blind 70 bali
the pleasures Of existence. The nauytinted sky the
sparkling firmament the varied earth the bouhdless
ocean are for them they see them inceed, and 80
does horse.
The teacher is not always surrounded by sunshine 10
the school-room It phantom hope 70 expect TO be
sunshine arSness and shade alternate at almost stated
intersls Therefore the teach that embarAs IN the
responsible calling Of the guidance and guardianship Of
be Youthful mind must certainly be qualified for the
Dosiiiou or he will fail in the proportion be
lacks qualification discharge the duties Of his trust