The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-25
NUMBER 80.
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with sand, but it costs 5000, 900 q
year to keep it up.
Vice is infamous, though in a
prince; and virtue honorable, though
in a peasant.
A Kentucky girl don't low no
fellows 'roun her what hain't rid on
the keers."
Some girls like old muskets, they
use a good deal OF powder, bat don't
go OF.
Why should it not DC rs disrepu-
table for a young lady to spend her
time in idleness, as for a young man
to be common loafer.
The way every mas may find out
that he is lazy, is for him to have
but little to do, and plenty Of time
to do it in.
Sincerity in speaking as VIC think
believing as we pretend, acting as
we profess, performing as we prom
Use, and being as we appear 70 be.
Open air and cold water are rec
commended by celebrated physician
as the best cosmetics for the com
plexion.
Give your children a good educa-
tion that their lives may be useful;
teach them religion that they may
die happy.
The man who cultivatcs the habit
nal impression of the Divine pres.
ence, lives in IN atmosphere pecu-
iarly his own.
One of the best rules or conversa-
ton is never to say thing which
any OF the company can reasonably
wish we had left unsaid.
One OF the most important and
most sacred duties committed tn hu-
man hands, is tue training of chill
dren.
A lady was once asked why she
always came so early to church,
Because" said she, ''it is part OF
my religion never % disturb the re
ligion of Others.
"A Boston girl fell dead while sit
ting mp with young man the other
night" Don't "s,t up'' with young
men the ''Other night" Every other
night is often enough.
Il never dress much for play"
says a sIirewdly philosophical wo.
man, "hecause every one is hooking
ct the stage; bIt no one is more par
ticular about their dress atehurch."
Henry Ward Beecher says the
most gratifying circumstance in his
life was being kissed by Kossuth.-
A contemporary asks: Isn't this
a little hard on poor Mrs. Beechery'
A maine paper alludes to a recent
moonlight evening as zone OF the
most suburb Of the season" It
probably meant that it was good
night to go around town" in.
Tie whose wishes respecting the
possessions ol this world arc the
most reasonable and bounded, is
like To lead the safest and for that
reason, the most desirable life.
If any person has doubts whether
advertisements are read or not,
let him put something ne doesn't
wish seen in an obscure part of the
paper.
A lady Un being asked what she
thought was the meaning of the
wor,ls, athe pestilence that walketh
in darkness" answered, that ain
her opinion, it was bedbugs."
The world is the hell Of the good,
and the heaven Of the wicked; that
is, It is all the evil the good shall
meet with, and all the good the
wicked shall enjoy
Never despise a man because his
is humble or his cloth
ing bad. The bee is an insect that
is not very pleasing to the eye, yet
It's hive affords an abundance of
honey.
II ever the human spirit he rem
dered capable Of contemplating the
of the Divinity, it is Thou
who givest the light by which il un
dcrstands, and the attractions by
which it is penetrated.
He who is worth being called
man, is unshaken IN advcrsity, hum
ble in prosperity, active and bold in
danger; and if he is not learned and
wise, has, at least, love for learn
ing and wisdom.
An exchange tell as that "GranCs
stables contain eleven thorough
breds." This way that people have
OF putting thorough brc,ls Ia the
stable and scrub-stOck in the White
House ought to be stopped Cour.
Joay.
A wise man practices the three
following things: lie abandons the
world before it abandons him; ne
builds his sepuichre before the time
OF entering it, and he dates all with
the design 70 please Cod, before en-
beElhS lHbo MS presence.
The way to wealth is as plain as
the way to market It depends
chiefly on two worJis-industr. and
frugality; that is, waste neither
time nor money. Without these
two, nothing will do, with them,
everything.
Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown
are the nominees oftwo conventions,
both Of which are superior in mum
bers and representation To that
which nominated Grant, and neither
of which was controlled hy Office
holders. The result Ia November
can not be doubtful.
The grandson Of Thns. jefferson
was the temporary chairman Of the |
Baltimore Convention, aud he cal
led the body to order with a gavel /
made Of a piece OF the old frigate |
Constitution. A Democratic con
vention BEGINNING It's work under
such favorable auspices couli not
well go wrong.
Il wish not to destroy your cigar, /