The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-02
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be such,a as We shall bewilling to
have an assembled world read.
SOMEBODY says, ut is better to
go to heaven along a road rough
and thorny, fun Of trials and suffer
fngs, than to ride in a coach apd
four on n mecadamised road to per
dition. ~ - hios
TT is a settled principle yo6r
Honor" said lawyer, tliat causes
always produce ehects.s = 4Thcy
always do for the attorney. bland
" responded the Judge, sand I've
sometimes known a single case to
deprive client of all his eaectsr'
When we record our angry feel
ings let it be on snow, thatst the first
beam of sunshine may obiiteratc
them forever. aaa1
Labor is a school Of benevolcnee
as well as justice. Next unto vir-
tue let childron be trained to indus
try.
He who has nowhere to lay his
head often suffers less than he who.
docs not know where to pat his
hands. ~ aidv
Our minds are as dffercnt as odr
faces. We arc al travelling to ono
destination happiness; but no two
are going by the same road.
Sorrows gather rouI.,l greatsouIs
as storms do aroudit mountains
bnt like them, they break the storm
and purify the air of-the plain Be-
meath them.
Any neglect Of duty is ipeYjta-
bly, followed by a loss Of strength
every sin impairs our growth, and
even repentance cannot wholly re
move its effeet,o h.dsa
Poverty. has very digerent aRpea
anees, nItdis 3 often eeonessaed,iA
sp!sAdaE and oftemin extgayaganees
loAny body ieana rleatlaa ghbfse to
watels 7bRtsa q dozen eant lnal1albiIm
drinkss How diGaEentswitlhmeng 81
a'Gonfenthleaa Is azpeaFil of'gfeas
ppiee,aand whoever proogaes It atthea
expense dofiten ethousand desnesg
makes,a a wise purchase. cd snisd1a
Miss Martiheau Says 4Yeiean 75
nothing sceV until a8es learn our
worth; nothing 6es:until sc forget
it. 7r
Think before you speak and y6d
will never be mortified with your
self, or cause thrill of PAIN to
flush through the face Of a friend.
JOY dntters past us like a gay
and harmless butterfly, but, unfor-
tunately, often lays eggs viii Ii en-
gender devourihg eaterpiiiars,
Look on slanderers as direct enc
mics to civil society; as persons
without honor, honesty or humani
ty. Whoever entertains you with
the faults Of others designs to
serve you in a similar manner.
Mr.. Lorenzo Day, of Chicesaw
county, Miss, having married Miss
Martha Week, n local poet COM
ments:
'A Day is made, Week is lost,
But limo should ns Complain
1here'li soon he iittio Days enough
10 make the Week again.
IF we apply ourselves seriously
to wisdom We shall never live with
out true pleasure, but learn to be
pleased with everything. We
should be pleased with poverty for
not having much to care for, and
with obscurity for being 'unenvied.
If you expect success in any un-
dertaking, you must enter into it
with hearty and earnest viii to do
your best. When your trade or
profession is chosen, obstacles, be
they large or small, must not be al
lowed to stand in yogrlWay. T
To trustin human love M efteh
to be pierced with thorpsa t0Blqan :
on human faithfulReFHis tasfeel the (
broken shaft.entering thesiderbutt
no-onc ever trusted GODS love and
found it grow cold. Ne heart ever
yearned toward Him and stayed IL
self upon Him and found Him. n-
and unkind. mas ma
1Eitlialr waeaevcpsirc 'gotf into
4 bad place i'm th snamp, used iHa.a
medistelyt to l5utsap a stake tpihmas
the spot.saTlTss he not only kept
clear og tho dangertho second time
but kept others from thc.same dafls
ger. lT6 not oalS sh0uId euasd
against sur. 0a-n false steps, but -
we pray, Lead us not inta teihpts
ton, be careful to remove all temp
tation from others.
Tie man who talks everlpstingiy
and promiscuously-who seems 70
have an exhaustlcss magazine of
ofcrowding thoughts
into his words, crowds so many
words into his thoughts that nc al
ways obscures, and frequeaHy con
ceals them.
Wear your learning Ike yocr
watch, in a private Pocket, and do
not pull it ont to show that sou
have one; but II you are asked