Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
RENT Pearls at Random Strung.

9FiGHt Pearls at Random Strung.
. Overcome evil with good.
Dare TO do right Dare to be truei
GU have a work no other can do.
Childhood is like mirror, catch
be- and rejecting images all around
S Ridicule often parties resentment,
*lt resentment never parties ridi-
pie.
Where gold and silver dwell in
e heart, faith, hope and love dwell
bit of doors.
There cannot be greater treach-
~ than to first raise a confidence,
I'D then betray it.
OF one thing rest assured: Those
no sin for their profit, will never
ofit by their ginning.
Temperance, indeed, is a bride of
bid and he who uses it rightly is
ore like a god than a man.
Those that see nothing but veal in
be commission of sin, will suffer
pthing but woe in its conclusion.
THE manners which are neglected
small things, are often those
hich decide men for or against you.
A man who gives his children hab-
p of industry, provides for them
bitter than by giving them for
me.
Dyer says: "There is more bit
rness following sims ending than
Fer there was sweetness in sims
ting"
The blessed Savior, when on earth,
ve this beautiful and touching
mmand: ''Little children, love
s he another"
He that thinks himself the happi-
t man, is really so; but he that
inks himself the wisest, is gener-
ly the greatest fool.
The dying christian may say in
hour of his departure, "It is
lell 70 Gods ways are always right,
id love is over them all.
AIistrust the man who finds every
ling good, the man who finds eve
I thing evil, and still more, the man
ho is Indifferent to everything.
I'VE should give as we would re-
i've chcerfully, quickly and with
It hesitation, for there is no grace
benefit that sticks to the fingers.
The prosperity of the wicked is
ort. Solomon says: '"The pros
rity Of fools shall destroy them"
,lomon knew whereof he affirmed.
DIR. Watts, when sick, said: "I
ank God can lie down with COM
TT at night, not being solicitous
neither awake in this world or
other"
When Lazarus was dead, his
ends were in deep distress, and
hey went and told Jesus" Sin
X sinners may find relief in the
me way.
Il Prudence is virtue most necessa-
for us, if we wish to accommo-
te ourselves to the situation and
spositions of those with whom we
We to deal.
The sincere christian, although
9 nfronted by a thousand dangers,
ed not fear, since God, in the
E riptures, says: Gear not, tor
{ 4 with thee!
Life is too much for most of us.
much age, so little of youth liv-
: for the most part in the moment,
d dating existence by the memory
its burdens.
Dine of the chief glories and attrac-
ms of heaven is thus spoken of by
+ blessed Savior when on earth :
here angels do always behold the
81 se of my father"
Harmless mirth is the best cordial
Rinst the consumption of the spir-
/; wherefore, testing is not I'M
vful, If it trespasseth not on guam
y, quality or season.
rhe man who fears God and loves
fellow-man, has an unfailing
omise that his faith, like that OF
"a just, shall "Shine more and
IRE, unto the perfect day."
TO pardon those absurdities in
rselves which we cannot suffer in
lers, is neither better nor worse
IN to be moro willing to be fools
rselves than to have others so.
The Psalmist says "The Lord is
shepherd, / shall not want. He
keith me to lie down in green pas
'es he leadeth me beside the still
,ters." What more could be de.
ed?
rhe man who can summon up his
ulties at win, and direct their
ce steadily and patiently to any
beet he may choose, is a well-ed,
tied man. No other deserves the
ne. M
In impious or profane thoRght OF
I'd uttered by parents lips may
srate on a young heart like care
spray of water upon polished
el Staining it with rust which NO
or securing can efface.
here is one thing about the diff
ent titles by which Christ is de-
ibed, which is interesting to the
lie reader. But this, He hath
en- him a name above every
&c." seems the very climax.
LIST Corinthians, vi. C. I'd ", we
D this fearfully solemn truth an.
need: "Behold, Rot0 is the &C.
AZ led time behold, not1 is the day
talVation - We commend its
INN import to every reader OF
70 "pearls."
be Sunday School teacher is the
Tor of a little flock: the convert
Icholar is his charge; an over
q shepherd, he should keep his
out over his charge, even as the
pherd watches his sheep, or the
tseer his men,
I all the virtues, prudence is BY
means the least. It teaches us
greatest circumspection in our
DIS and actions, and the avoid.
of everything that may do the
/ injury to others, or wound
iity or decency.
Akhe worthless and offensive mem.
of society, whose existence is q
al pest, invariably think them
ss the most ill-used people alive,
never get over their astonish-
/ at the ingratitude and selfish
of their contemporaries.
every event of life, whether
hing prosperous or adverse, there
- his blessed assurance given to
followers of the Lord Jesus
st: "All things shall work to-
er for good to them that love
who are the elect, according to
purpose"