Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-13
Orient Pearls Al Random NtrInG
Cheerfni life Is the only real llfo.

and alms shall be flied with life.
They that sin. are enemies to thei
own life.
Let all men speak, and let all me-
praise God for his Tighteouness.
Temper should be curbed and reg
llated-not broken. :
The truly great are the easiest Q
approach.
Every shadow owes its birth I,
light.
Thankfulness is the song the angel
sing.
Silence is one great art of CONVEX
satiOn.
lie conquers grief who can take
firm resolve-and live up to it.
Reasonable men are the best die
tionaries of conversation.
We can do more good by being
good than In any other way.
Conversation is an art which ha,
all mankind for cOmpetito
Separate myself from thine enc
mics, and take heed of thy friends
Water will quench a flaming fire
and aims Inaketh atonemcnt for sins
Provoke not the Lord our God &c
anger.
IL thou come to serve the Lord
prepare thy soul for temptation.
We know God easily, provided
we do not cOnstrain ourselves 10
define Him.
Some grief shows much of love;
but much of grief still shows some
want of wit. ~
The superiority of some men Is
merely local; they are great because
their associates are little.
The guilty mind debases the great
image that 1t wears, and levels US
with brutes.
Good taste Is the modosty of tho
mind; that 10 cannot be either imi-
tated or acquired.
There never was aud there never
VIII be truly great man, unless
through divine inspiration.
The eoldest bodies warm with on
lision.
Set not thy heart upon goods un-
Justly gotten, for they shall not
profit thee In the day of calamity.
Winnow not with every wind and
go not IN every way; for so doth the
sinner that hath q double tongue.
Be swift to hear, and let thy life
DO. sineere,-an with patience give
answer.
II thou hast understanding an
s.werr thy neighbor, If not lay thine
land on thy mouth.
A faithful friend Is the medicine
ofdife; and they that fear the Lord
shall find HIM.
BE not ashamed 10 confess thv
SINS; and force not the course OF a
river
II thou love to hear, thou shalt
receive understanding; and il thou
bow thine ear thou shalt DO wise.
Gold is tried ln the fire, and ac-
ceptable men In the furnace OF adj
versitY.
Wo be to fearful hearts aud faint
hands, and tho sinner that goeth two
ways.
Dc not hypocrite in the sight OF |
men, and take good heed what thou |
spcakest.
A patient man will hear for timo
aud afterwards joy shall spring up |
Integrity in youth is certain Ia |
become wisdom and honor in old |
age.
IL is good to keep close the secret
of king, but IL is honorable TO re- |
veal the works of God.
= If thou deal truly. thy doing shan
prospcrously succeed to thee, and /
TO all them that 1--we justly.
Drink not wine to make thee
drunken; neither let drunkenness
so with thee on thy journey.
ASK counsel of ali that are wise
and despise not amy counsel that is
profitable.
The Lord himself giveth all good
things. and humboldt whom he will, |
ae ho will
Yo cannot find the depth of the
heart of man; neither can We perceive
the thing he thinketh.
How can ye search out God who
made all things, and know his mind.
or comprehend his purpose?
Mthc punishment of tho proud
there is no remedy; for the plant of
wickedness hath taken root in him.
Without eyes thou shalt want
isht; profess not the knowledge.
therefore that thou hast not.
The heart Of the prudent will un-
ierstand a parable; and an attentive
ar IS the desire OF a wise mau. Ii
The love Of God IN the heart is a /
ountaln from which streams of vir-
oe VIII not fail to low, II
BE not greedy TO add money to-
q money, for that which the Lord K
lath given Us to live with, doth sui (
Ice Us.
~ tic pEuuclcOi industry, aud in
cgrity of Joseph procured him the I
lvor OF his EGyptisn master, il is (
he Lort who Prospershim.
l SEQ many contrary religions, all
{ which must be false bur one-the |
oligion OF humility and love as 4
lught by Jesus Christ.
The bravest man is he who owns.
Through good report aud ill.
In sunshine, in the darkest hour, q
A self-rcliant will.
IL takes greater effort and more
llent to be a successful hypocrise =
han II would TO make a genuine =
Tristan. s
The word of God Most High j. -
~ folln'aiH of wisdom; and her q
aye are everlasting command u
ionts. o.
Tho true Christian may saw. II ii.
* No truer Image OF nay Heavenly G,
ltlier than tiud reelected i'm my d'
VA heart-Gli loving and lorgiyin". ~
X cop thou the law aud the com @
and shcw myself mcr-
ful and just, that il may 20 well -
it'll thee. Ii
. Lord, thou art just, and all thy
orks and all thy WAYS are mercy, ia