The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-06-13
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God is love.
Patient labor surpasses learning
Seidon says, sylables govern III
world.
A beautiful eye makes silence eIo
quent.
WHAT one dies for, and not hi
'ying, glorilies him.
Small cheer and great weIcom
iake merry feast.
To see what is right and not dl
{, is want of courage.
Love Is the spark that hugrs up In
I aountains OF niquity.
Familiarity with wrong, diminish
es our adherence of it.
What you do not want done t,
/ ,nurseif, do not TO others.
\ beautiful external life symbol
zes beautiful internal life.
Gain one clear, distinct truth, anC
1t becomes q centre of light.
One cannot alway be a hero, bti.
-"ne may always be man.
LongfelIow says: A thought Of
en- makes Us hotter than a fire.
To lead an uuin tructed peopi,
unto war, is to throw them away
Pericles says: "The whole wo Z.
is the monument OF iliustrious men
The opinion of fool is of NOR
value than the oath ol a hyppcrito
a presentiment Of coming glad.
ness is the summit of terrestrial felir-
ity.
Judge not the rich by thei.
wealth, or the poor by their pov
erty
Ambition is a kind of whisky;
the more a man drinks the more lac
coyets.
Work is the weapon of honor, AMI
he who lacks the weapon viii never
triumph.
Learning without thought is Ia
Dor lost, thought without learning
is periious.
Attention is a duty we owe t.
others; cleanliness that which we
owe to ourselves.
Waste OF wealth is sometimes r..
tri we'd waste of hesl:h, seldom; bul
waste o( time never
Christians who serve God at hon,
have little difficulty in Sorshipin
Him when assembled.
At night t.you must go in prayer
as a beggar, but hy day thou wilt
carry thyself like king.
fla man in the ,.orning hear, and
regard the right, he may die in the
evening without regret.
Little minds rejoice over tSeScr-
rors of men Of genius, as the owl
rciniccs over an eclipse.
Flattcrers only lift man up-as
is said the eagle does the tortoise To-
get something by the fail.
The pleasure love is in loving.
We are happier in the passion we
feel than in that we excite.
We cannot look, however imper-
Ccctly, upon great man without
gaining something 5y him.
Beecl er says: Genius exalted is
no more genius than a bushcl %
acorns is a forest Of oaks.
Philosophical hapl mess is to want
little and enjoy much; vulgar hap
pincss is to want much and enjoy lit
IT,.
Either the future or the past T.
written IN every face, and makes us.
it not melancholy, at least mild and
gentle.
Patience is the art of waiting:
time passes quickly with him WHO
hopes for better days and lives Tor
the morrow.
Affections fall upon some as the
genial flowers upon the eafths bo-
som, To call forth fair flowers from
seeds long dormant.
Good is slow; it climbs Evil il
swift; it deccuds. Why should We
marvel that it makes greater pro
gress in a short time.
II good pco Ie wouJl make good
mes agreeable, and smile instead Of
frowning In their virtue, how many
would be won to the good cause.
Filial gratitude Is an amiable
trait wherever found; it should he
,heerished by every possible means.
aad viii meet its appropriate re-
ward.
To do readily what we ought to
do. when we ought to do il, and
fuss a. we ought 10 DO it, arc fhar-
a-te'f-tic5 OF wise and happy
minds.
2D5I btNSi dpef u URL tuiA LilF
of a community. hut
it is a health Office. busy rcmcdvjug
and removing evils and suggesting
Improvements
The holy thoughts and mcmorie
that cluster around the name ~
mother can never he 81 well ex
pressed as in the calm utterauce Of
the name itself
We gain nothing bv associntiBg
with such a. ourselves. We encour-
1ge one another in uediorritv | az
alwavs longing 10 be with men more
excellent than myself
Clarcaon says: Anger Is the
most potent passion that accompa
uits the mind of man; IL affects
nothing &c goes abunt. aud hurt
'he man who is possessed by it more
than any other against whom il is
directed.
It Is easy IN the world 70 live 81
ter the worlds opiHiUn; 10 is easy