Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-08
Orient Pearls at Random StTHHg

Echo is the soft and beautiful
moonlight of the soul.
Embellished truths are the illumi-
mated alphabet of larger children.
Those who show the most piety.
give usually the least help.
Young says: When pain can't
bless, heaven quits us in despair.
Miss Mulock says: They best can
bind the wounded heart-who have
been bruised oft.
Cover the truth as you may, it
VIII take many shovels full OF dirt
TO hide it.
Goethe says: Unrestricted activi-
~ OF any kind at last produces
bankruptcy.
Holmes says: With most men life
- Ike backgammon half skill and
hall luck.
Time is stream that watts US on
10 scenes unknown, and ever lead
ing on TO eternity.
Humboldt says; Even by our sor-
rows do we belong TO the eternal
There Is nothing makes its way
more directly to the soul than beau
ty.
fIrlc !p Is more hrmly secured
oy i iotience toward lall!ngs than by
"''''0iii''eli' 10 eAceilehcles.
II thou do well, shalt not thou be
accepted! but If thou do not, "there
- q" gu oncrlhS lleth at the door"
The Lord Is pigb INTO oil ,bon,
that call upon him: ven ali such ' %
'"'i upon MN faithfully.
ne poor man. dcbarred from tho
daluties oi TIE rich. escapes also
clrdisra-,.s 800 Co "i'''
Wuh the rxrrntinn.,i 80, nth
ing happens M Tins word out OF the
will OF God.
has rendered il snnnIe and md r Ii,i ne
bv TWISTING il all manne,. Of ,gs,,s
:, o,,
IL you want TO DC rich, give; If
want to be happy denv vonrseif fo r
others.
r,,
nc G!9, IKE Wlthered leaves, hold
comes a husky breath. and tbev are
gone.
IT.
rue courage, IN the midst OF dam
ous, esneciaIIv 70 tbo S.iId9 s euoi
seldom attained. "
-,
Inc great point IS never to act in
opposition TO the inward light, and |
would have us ." i"' as you
no, |
iIuS IlDerty consists IN the privi- |
i.ese u SnJoylhg our own rights, not |
III inc destruction OF the rights of |
0'ii0iS .
Strong minds, like hardy ever |
greens, are most yerdant in Winter
when feeble ones, like tender Sum- |
mer plants, leahess.
Covorr ,ort1,,. a. IN,
by gentleness; even the camel moves |
not swiftOr before the whip than he
hind the flute.
e,.,
ocii -, l0V We Is AT once the most deli
o.'ec anu tlc most tenacious OF SEN
a. INIT notbin@ an eart6 Viii VII w T.;,I
~ ~ ALL H.
courage when genuine, is never
cruel. IL is not fierce. 1t forever
shuns evil. It's trepidations come |
before or after danger.
Each of us bears within bimseIf
world unknown to his fellow-beings
and each may relate of himself a
history resembling that of every
one, yet like that of no one.
Fr,nI,.;on IooI.. -.
EiiulatIon Ioohs OUT LOT merits,
torv. Envy spies ont bIem;sbaS
that she may lower another bv ~
feat.
NIenof bigb ~. mean hir,b ,,,.,.,.
nossessed Of GOOD onoI;tios ~ 1''y ~ Uo
mo into had connanv to- y hn.a dnli-
vicious, Rivers fiow viii e sUn1
waters, but having joined the oce-n,
lhey become uAdrlAkable.
Let Your religion be seen. I,amns
do not talk, but they do shine A
light house beats no drum. IL heats
no gong; and yet far over the water
its friendly light is seen by the mar
Iher'
What the impulse OF genius is TO
the great, the instinct OF vocation is
10 the mediocre; IN every man there
IS magnet,-ln that thing which
the man can do best there is load
sIohe'
oWHts maxim III conversation
Was-anu ne was sensible man
take as many mar minutes as you
can get, put never talk more than
half minute without pauslng and
GIVING others an opportunity TO
'trlke IN
Choose GOOD friends. There is
nothing winch contributes more to
inc sweetness oil ne, imam friend
snip; lhere Is holhlnS which dis
lurDs our repose more than friends,
IL we nave not the dlscernment TO
ihOose lhchl WeII'
BE lenient to failings. Friend
ship is more firmly secured bv leni-
Ly towards failings than by attach
nent to CXcellencies. One is yaIued
IS a kindness that cannot be ex-
the other a payment of a
Ie6t TO merit.
Hes ~ '4lo ~ RI 10 - - euine pom
rJt lii'Ai on I'M, ills
IoN very ioA oIo ph N.. i'.eiIe VI you
uGp in tSSn 70 oo'i, ana
nc 9rs 'naJn tba, t6a oan - more
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