Proverbs.-A white glove often con
Prouerbs. white glove often con- eeals {, dirty hand. The remedy for iii- juries, is not to remember them. Be a friend to yourself and others will. Go into the country to hear the news of the town. Beware ofa silent dog and still water. Be not a baker If your head IS made of Butter. Call me cousin, but =cozen me not. Faint praise is dispar- agement. Ask thy purse what thou shouldst buy. Zeal without knowledge is like fire without light. Youth and white paper soon take an impression. Vows made in storms, are forgotten in calms. The church is out of temper when charity IS cold and zeal hot. The sting of rcproach is the truth oft. En- " shoots at others, and wounds herself. 4 goose quill is more dangerous than 9 lions claw.