The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-12-21

tue. e.-aeverthehiss--the brightest, the Doblest
and The BEST gift--aad whatever comes of
goodness it ID the one thing desirable, itself
aboye7all prize a siasIaar 81
Make your child feel that obedience is
pleasure, that goodness is delight, that love
is altogether,lovely: and he win not expect
to be bribed and paid for the smallest SER
vieej and, beitemPted to withhold kind
ness when hs is not sure of q. reward -
Parents mist cease appealing to their ap-
petiges and the avarice of their children. if
they would Have them anything bui selfish,
sensual and bontemptible. ed .7fx3 els yt
PROVERBS.
Begin and end with GoD feie
Deal gently with the erriug ones, as God
hath dealt with thee. @ les is.as
Be what you seem TO be. i',es b. So
De6le not your mouth with impure words
The first stsp'to greatness is to be honest.
Get what you get honestly; use what you
get frugaIIy.' =Tai isdi ba =pA
Deeds are fruits; words are but leaves.
Articles OF real merit are worth their
value. --iasa-aaos as2irss 7ss.1aT si i
A man may buy gold to5 dear 5siased =a
Hope is an anchor to the soul. lo ri
Hope deferred makeththe heart sick.
Betray no trust; divulge ne secret. ba.
80 tell our own secrets is folly; to di--
yulge the secrets of others is treaehery.
Search others for their virtues, and thy
self for thy vices. ra ge9s5g ts vrm en-
Report is a quick traveller, but an unsafe
guide. 's oi. o. soaaf .sat
Triaes often lead to serious results.
Good more communicated, more abund-
ant grows.
Do good whenever you can, and forget it.
Judge charitably and act kindly to each
other. 51e E se
A soft answer turneth away wrath.
Beware the fury of a patient man.
Thought is deeper than all speech.
Charms strike the sight, but merit wins
the soul. av az egn aL
Virtue is her own reward. Oh
Truth fears nothing but coucealment.
He or she that knows not when to be
SILENT knows not when to speak. e9af
Never lose-y your self-respect; when that
is lost, all is lost. aasbs..a
He is wise that is honest.
A guilty Conscience needs no accuser.
Better be alone than in bad company.
a wise man appeareth like a fool in a
FOOLS company.
A good book supplies the place Of a COM
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panion.
Man proposes, but God disposes.
When fatterers meet, Satan. goes to din
Religious contentious is. Satan's harvest.
aPTecrastination is the thief Of time.
Lazy folks take the most pains; but TAX
ing pains does not indicate laziness.a -
IndoleBee and ease are the rust of the
mind. argW TF Ifs M
Industry is fortunes right hand and fru-
galisy her left. s;sa1 aszrs
A pound of care win not pay an ounce
of debt.
Industry prevents vice.
Idleness is the key to beggary.
Confidence bestows success.
/ Learn the luxury of doing good.
| Undertake nothing without thoroughly
understanding it.
] Youth looks at the possible; age at the
/ probable.
Sometimes words wound more than
swords.
FURN1sH1Ne R ATS WITH TArLs--It may be
of interest to our readers to know that the
Paris physicians, after, many experiments,
have succeeded ia grating the tails of rats
upon other rats. The new tails live and
flourish as perfectly as the old ones.
It has been asked what advantage this
may be either to the physicians or the ratsi
That is not stated; but it would appear to
be 40 important development 10 the matter
Of uniting animal tissues 10 cases where an
organ or part Of the muscle Of an organ has
been lost, and is to be supplied. Men have
been supplied with noses and parts Of noses
by a similar process.
/ IT is announced in the Virginia papers
that the colony Of Poles heretofore men
toned have reached their destination, II
Spottsylvania county. They are to be fol
loved by two thousand of their country
men soon, and willno doubt be a valuable
aeqnisitios to the particular section wher'
they locate.